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The streets were becoming a more and more dangerous place to live as the police became increasingly corrupt, often accepting bribes to ignore crimes. The most prevalent of these bribers was Mr X and his crime syndicate, routinely utilising organised crime in an attempt to become rich. Unfortunately for them, a "good" officer known as Officer Murphy had compiled a computer disk that listed the names and crimes of many corrupt lawmen and was planning on giving the information to vigilante Axel Stone. When he failed to show up, Murphy instead went to a shop but was cornered by Mr X's paid corrupt police officers, shooting him on sight. However, they were unable to retrive the disk from his and Maria's apartment, allowing stepson Skates to retrieve the disk from his toilet. Unfortunately, he w

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rdfs:comment	The streets were becoming a more and more dangerous place to live as the police became increasingly corrupt, often accepting bribes to ignore crimes. The most prevalent of these bribers was Mr X and his crime syndicate, routinely utilising organised crime in an attempt to become rich. Unfortunately for them, a "good" officer known as Officer Murphy had compiled a computer disk that listed the names and crimes of many corrupt lawmen and was planning on giving the information to vigilante Axel Stone. When he failed to show up, Murphy instead went to a shop but was cornered by Mr X's paid corrupt police officers, shooting him on sight. However, they were unable to retrive the disk from his and Maria's apartment, allowing stepson Skates to retrieve the disk from his toilet. Unfortunately, he w
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abstract	The streets were becoming a more and more dangerous place to live as the police became increasingly corrupt, often accepting bribes to ignore crimes. The most prevalent of these bribers was Mr X and his crime syndicate, routinely utilising organised crime in an attempt to become rich. Unfortunately for them, a "good" officer known as Officer Murphy had compiled a computer disk that listed the names and crimes of many corrupt lawmen and was planning on giving the information to vigilante Axel Stone. When he failed to show up, Murphy instead went to a shop but was cornered by Mr X's paid corrupt police officers, shooting him on sight. However, they were unable to retrive the disk from his and Maria's apartment, allowing stepson Skates to retrieve the disk from his toilet. Unfortunately, he was captured and the disk was destroyed. Meanwhile, one of Mr X's henchmen had devised a scheme that would see the non-corrupt officers of the city murdered in a "terrorist" attack. Organising a charity ball onboard the Princess Grace, Mr X attended the party in order to make amends, stating that he had learned the errors of his ways and would be honest from now on. Unknown to many of the party-goers, Mr X had planted two bombs on the ship, planning on blowing every last one of the "do-gooders" up. His plan failed when the vigilantes cornered him, frightening the helicopter pilot into leaving him on the ship. With his life about to be given away by being on the rigged ship, he was almost saved when Skates disposed of one of the bombs, although he did not realise there was a second. The explosive went off as planned, sending Mr X plummeting into the ocean. He managed to grab hold of some of the ship's debris, only to find Skates pointing a flare gun at him. Terrified, Mr begged the boy not to shoot and was eventually saved by his fellow heroes. Thanks to Skates' classmate making a copy of the disk, Mr X stood trial, accused of murder, extortion and various counts of kidnapping.

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