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Amanda Cohen (maiden name unknown) was a of the Metropolitan Police Force in Toronto. She attained the rank of Captain and was ultimately placed in command of the 96th Precinct police station to which detectives Nick Knight and Don Schanke were transferred. While taking a prisoner to Alberta to face trial, Captain Cohen met her untimely death alongside Detective Schanke when the plane they were traveling in was destroyed by a bomb.

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rdfs:label	Amanda Cohen
rdfs:comment	Amanda Cohen (maiden name unknown) was a of the Metropolitan Police Force in Toronto. She attained the rank of Captain and was ultimately placed in command of the 96th Precinct police station to which detectives Nick Knight and Don Schanke were transferred. While taking a prisoner to Alberta to face trial, Captain Cohen met her untimely death alongside Detective Schanke when the plane they were traveling in was destroyed by a bomb.
dcterms:subject	Human Characters Police Officers Main Characters Toronto police officers Supporting Characters
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Name	Capt. Amanda Cohen
Caption	Captain Cohen in the episode "Baby, Baby".
Died	1995(xsd:integer)
Family	married with children, names unknown, husband's initial is "D"
Portrayed	Natsuko Ohama
abstract	Amanda Cohen (maiden name unknown) was a of the Metropolitan Police Force in Toronto. She attained the rank of Captain and was ultimately placed in command of the 96th Precinct police station to which detectives Nick Knight and Don Schanke were transferred. While taking a prisoner to Alberta to face trial, Captain Cohen met her untimely death alongside Detective Schanke when the plane they were traveling in was destroyed by a bomb. Captain Cohen, as she was typically addressed, was always professionally attired, very neat and kempt, with a rather conservative style. She carried herself with confidence but there was always a distinct impersonality in her leadership. She was married with children, and kept several photographs of her family in her office, although she spoke little of them at work. All we know of her husband is his initial (which was D); and that only because it appears on the crash victim ID sheet that was posted by the morgue staff when she died.
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