Description 

Short Cropped Hair & Handlebar mustache, all dirty blonde. Average hieght with an above average weight. Being on the chunkier side, this Deputy clearly enjoys his beer and brats, paperwork, and not running.

Often affixed in a resemblance of an 1890's US Army Uniform, but optimized and confirmed for Deputy duties.

Early Life 

Born in 1870 to pig farmers, Richard lived a normal Central Pennsylvanian life.
Looking for options he joined the US Army in Sept. of 1889.
Majority of his career was spent at Fort Monroe, Field Artillery School, Virginia, working staff work for his assigned officer (Lt. Fletcher) who preformed Liaison work. Administratively he fell under the 18th US Infantry for logistics and support. His duties mainly entailed working with the local Commandant and the Commandant's Support Staff. With the outbreak of the Spanish American War, Landis received a transfer to Camp Thomas at Chickamauga/Chattanooga for training the new troops. His new work falling under logistics and training under the 25th Infantry. His major focus was education on the Krag-Jorgensen Rifle, dress and ceremony, and Army History.
In Aug 1898, honorably discharged, he didn't have any parents to return back to in Pennsylvania and did not feel at home in Virginia so he decided to move out West.

Present Life 

Finding his duties in his past career transferrable to the New Alexandria Sherriff's Department, Landis set his mind to the task and was accepted into the Department Dec. 8, 1899.
He was promoted to Deputy on 19 December 1899.
He was promoted to Senior Deputy 18 Feb 1900

Affiliations 

18th Infantry, 25th Infantry, New Alexandria Sherrif's Department

Quotes 

"I'd ask LEOC, but I feel they'd just tell me to go climb their stripes and go F*** myself."
"Uhh, sir is that in the SOP's?"
"Yeah. . . my name is Dick."

Trivia 

Richard suffers from a sensitive stomach and often complains about how food reacts to him.