Djinglar

Djinglar (3991-4052AP) was a Producer vigilante active in Thorne between 4023 and his death in 4052. Following his death, his identity was revealed to be Thiruk Jammae Taelo. Over his years of activity, Djinglar killed and personally attacked Producer Networks active in Indica. His death led to a rise in Vigilantism which eventually was formed into the People's Police by the Technocracy. Vigilantism outside of the People's Police is proscribed.

Background
Djinglar was born into a state family. This meant that he was one of six children born into a family artificially. He lived his early years in Indica and Thorne and worked to produce armour for the military. At age 30 he adopted the pseudonym Djinglar and began to defend local businesses against the Networks in the Lotto Governorship.

Vigilantism
Djinglar's access to up to date armour and weaponry allowed him to take part in operations to attack the Networks active in his district. His armour was characteristically a dark blue, using the symbol of a flaming teardrop which symbolised vengeance. The first operation occurred after the death of a co-worker who was subject to extortion by the Uti Network who operated in the area.

Djinglar was notble for his use of wrist weaponry built into his armour. These machine guns were small and not found in any normal models of armour in the military. He modified his armour over the years but kept this as a key aspect of his armour. Over the years his armour became more cartoonish as his popularity grew.

The Technocracy was generally accepting of Djinglar, but wished to avoid condoning vigilante behaviour, and so often tried to stop his actions. There was only one incident when this ended in bloodshed and forced Djinglar into hiding for a year, before a peace was made with the Producer Military.

Djinglar was popular as a rougish robin hood type figure and was portrayed in many popular films as a Superhero. Djinglar generally tried to avoid fame as he often said that it would 'build his ego and make him forget his mission'. Many actions do suggest that he did enjoy an aspect of the limelight, but kept his identity secret.

Death
As Vigilantism grew he eventually came to rely on a close friend with his operations. After two months of workin together, his friend discovered that Djinglar wa responsible for the death of a birth-sibling of theirs and so dropped Djinglar into a trap. Djinglar was killed in a raid on the Tyro Network in the Timo Governorship. Following his death, the friend known as Yutu came forward and wrote the history he knew of Djinglar and killed himself after realising his mistake. This biography was short but popular, resulting in statues and murals being created across Indica to remember the symbol of hope.

Djinglar was key in the creation of the People's Police, which later became the main unit of policing in the Technocracy. This move was generally welcome so the distinction between Police and Army would be clearer.