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* The idea of "pre-vandalism" refers to the "precrime" system from the short story {{wikipedia|The Minority Report}} by Phillip K. Dick. | * The idea of "pre-vandalism" refers to the "precrime" system from the short story {{wikipedia|The Minority Report}} by Phillip K. Dick. | ||
* The description refers to the song {{wikipedia|Oh! Susanna}}. | * The description refers to the song {{wikipedia|Oh! Susanna}}. | ||
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Revision as of 07:51, 11 October 2009
pre-vandalism radio
Plural: Unknown; currently impossible to determine
Oh, Susanna, don't you cry for me. I'm crime fightin' in Twilight with this radio on my knee. Er, well, more like at my hip. But still.
Accessory
Item cannot be traded or sold
Item cannot traded, sold, or placed in a memento display
Item cannot be auto-sold
Rental equipment is lost at rollover
Helps you locate pre-vandals for Phil Anderton.
How Obtained
Accept Phil's job at Sherlock & Poirot, Crime Analysts
Notes
- Accepting the job starts the Pursuing a Majority Report quest. See more details there.
References
- The idea of "pre-vandalism" refers to the "precrime" system from the short story The Minority Report by Phillip K. Dick.
- The description refers to the song Oh! Susanna.
