Dillon Cooper

Officer Dillon Cooper

Cooper began his career with the Horizon City Police Department at the age of eighteen years old. He quickly rose through the ranks after completing the academy by exercising sound judgment and high levels of empathy Cooper is often the first to volunteer for a task that other officers do not wish to do. And the first to volunteer his free time towards outreach programs. After several years on the force, he was promoted to a three-star officer, by the HCPD Police Commissioner. Cooper was of the first to support President Bravo's initiative to include a higher presence of Law Enforcement at Gold Academy. As well as an early supporter of the newly redesigned Law Enforcement Program at Gold Academy. Due to his early support of the program, he was given the opportunity to lead the newly formed program. Upon the beginning of his new position within Gold Academy, he was promoted to a four-star officer. Officer Cooper spends much of his time instructing and counseling his students as well as anyone interested in Law Enforcement. He often serves as a cool head, who listens more than he talks, when others succumb to emotion.