Officer Donald 'Don' Leslie Orville is a Police Sergeant in the town of Rutherford, Ohio, though he is consistently referred to as "Officer" throughout the series. Despite presenting himself as a hardened and seasoned cop, especially in the likes of Sally, Don does not deal with crime at all in the small-time town of Rutherford even though he constantly goes into detail on how dangerous and crime-ridden the town is.
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| - Officer Donald 'Don' Leslie Orville is a Police Sergeant in the town of Rutherford, Ohio, though he is consistently referred to as "Officer" throughout the series. Despite presenting himself as a hardened and seasoned cop, especially in the likes of Sally, Don does not deal with crime at all in the small-time town of Rutherford even though he constantly goes into detail on how dangerous and crime-ridden the town is.
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| - Officer Donald 'Don' Leslie Orville is a Police Sergeant in the town of Rutherford, Ohio, though he is consistently referred to as "Officer" throughout the series. Despite presenting himself as a hardened and seasoned cop, especially in the likes of Sally, Don does not deal with crime at all in the small-time town of Rutherford even though he constantly goes into detail on how dangerous and crime-ridden the town is. Between the relationship of Sally and Don, she is the more dominative and uses her sex to get what she wants from him, and he caves into her completely, sometimes ignoring the law because she asks so, before they were in a relationship and after they broke up. The irony of that is Sally is a decorated military officer on her home planet and only focuses on Don because of his uniform, her naivety simply makes her unaware of his incompetence.
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