Lois Anne Nash has lived in Washington DC all her life, being born in the violent downtown neighbourhood. Where most of the children she grew up with were drifting into gang culture, Lois became enamoured of the thin blue line. She surprised her family by announcing her intention, at the age of fourteen, to become a cop. 

As soon as she could, she applied for the academy and, at the height of an ethnic minorities recruitment drive, was accepted. Forever aware that she got her job as a result of positive discrimination, Officer Nash worked hard to prove herself to herself, her family and her superiors, eventually ending up as one of the only women on the Washington DC SWAT team. In due time she came to the attention of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, eventually accepting an invitation to join their rapidly growing hostage rescue division. From there, she moved onto Task Force Deliverance in 2002, acting as co-ordinator with local police and FBI tactical agents during tricky hostage rescue or raid situations.

Agent Nash is very much a from-the-front leader, leaving strategy to the agent in charge. During the time she has been on the task force, not one hostage has been harmed during a forced entry. Nash aims to keep it this way.


Possessions of Note:
M4 carbine (agency issue) with four clips of thirty 5.56mm rounds and a muzzle-light
Glock 18 handgun (agency issue), capable of automatic fire, with four clips of seventeen 9mm bullets
Heavy Kevlar body armour and helmet, absorbing the first 8 hit points of damage from firearms
Radio headset patchable to most law enforcement frequencies
Cellphone


FBI Hostage Rescue Team Leader Lois Nash, age 35

STR - 15
CON - 13
SIZ - 17
DEX - 13
APP - 12
INT - 13
POW - 16
EDU - 15
SAN - 80
HP -- 15

Climb (84%)
Glock Model 18 handgun (80%) 1D10, auto-fire
Hide (60%)
Jump (35%)
Listen (45%)
Kung Fu (25%)
Sneak (70%)
Spot Hidden (35%)
M4 Carbine (55%) 2D6, auto-fire
Fist / Punch (70%)
Grapple (55%)
Locksmith (40%)
Law (20%)
Carpentry (20%)
Electrical Repair (25%)
Own Language: English (75%)