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'''James Worthington "Jim" Gordon''' ([https://namemc.com/profile/JimGordon.3 JimGordon]) was the 25th [[Attorney General]] of Vindex Nation who served under Presidents [[Kidey Barclay]] and [[Leo Laff]]. He also served as [[Police Chief]] and [[Head Detective]] and was awarded [[Best Police Officer]] in the 2022 [[Vindex Awards]].

'''James Worthington "Jim" Gordon''' ([https://namemc.com/profile/JimGordon.3 JimGordon]) was the 25th [[Attorney General]] of Vindex Nation who served under Presidents [[Kidey Barclay]] and [[Leo Laff]]. He also served as [[Police Chief]] and [[Head Detective]] and was awarded [[Best Police Officer]] in the 2022 [[The Vindex Awards|Vindex Awards]].

Gordon was first recruited by the [[Vindex Police Department]] in June of 2020 as a detective under the leadership of former [[Head Detective]], [[Bututt]], who he grew a close relationship with over the course of his professional career. Upon his retirement, [[Bututt]] gifted Gordon the magnifying glass that he would continue to carry over the course of his career. After [[Bututt]]'s retirement, Gordon continued to serve as a detective under a multitude of different leaders until his eventual promotion to [[Head Detective]] nearly a year later.

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Though he had plans on retiring, when he received a phone call from former [[President of Vindex Nation]], [[Kidey Barclay]], asking if he would join his cabinet as the [[Attorney General]] succeeding [[Gargathe Oro]], he couldn't refuse. With [[Taylor Collins]] as his [[Police Chief]], Gordon accepted the position of [[Attorney General]] on January 2nd of 2022.

Over the course of his term, Gordon enacted several policies that many political historians consider to be somewhat questionable. Gordon's first order of business was to install a large floodlight atop the roof of the [[Department of Justice]] Headquarters. This was discovered several months later by [[Attorney General]] [[John Smith]] to be a signal to the [[vigilante]], [[Batman]]. Outraged, [[John Smith|Smith]] destroyed it, and sent the "bat-signal" to the [[vigilantes]] in a box.

Over the course of his term, Gordon enacted several policies that many political historians consider to be somewhat questionable. Gordon's first order of business was to install a large floodlight atop the roof of the [[Department of Justice]] Headquarters. This was discovered several months later by [[Attorney General]] [[John Smith]] to be a signal to the [[vigilante]], [[Batman]]. Outraged, [[John Smith|Smith]] destroyed it and sent the "bat-signal" to the [[vigilantes]] in a box.

After the resignation of [[Taylor Collins]] as [[Police Chief]], Gordon struggled to find a suitable replacement. Gordon's solution was to temporarily merge the two positions and take on the roles of both [[Police Chief]] and [[Attorney General]] under the title of [[Commissioner]]. To this day, he remains the only official ever to do so.

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== Later Life ==

Gordon spent the last few months of his life in and out of a hospital bed with his daughter, [[Barbara Gordon]], by his side along with her now husband, [[Richard Grayson]]. Gordon was very comfortable in his last moments and the family never had to take on any debt from his treatments due to substantial donations from [[Richard Grayson|Grayson]]'s surrogate father, [[Bruce Wayne]]. On February 20th, 2022, Gordon was awarded [[Best Police Officer]] at the annual [[Vindex Awards]]. On April 10th, 2022, James Gordon passed away in his uptown home after a long battle with lung cancer due to a career of smoking. His funeral was held on the grounds of [[Wayne Manor]] in Gallifrey.

[[File:Jim Gordon Appointment.png|thumb|Gordon being appointed as [[Attorney General]] by former [[President of Vindex Nation]], [[Kidey Barclay]].]]

Gordon spent the last few months of his life in and out of a hospital bed with his daughter, [[Barbara Gordon]], by his side along with her now husband, [[Richard Grayson]]. Gordon was very comfortable in his last moments and the family never had to take on any debt from his treatments due to substantial donations from [[Richard Grayson|Grayson]]'s surrogate father, [[Bruce Wayne]]. On February 20th, 2022, Gordon was awarded [[Best Police Officer]] at the annual [[The Vindex Awards|Vindex Awards]]. On April 10th, 2022, James Gordon passed away in his uptown home after a long battle with lung cancer due to a career of smoking. His funeral was held on the grounds of [[Wayne Manor]] in Gallifrey.

== Trivia ==

* During his tenure as [[Police Chief]], it was rumored that Gordon had an affair with [[Linda Park]] and that was how she received her position as [[Deputy]], however this is unconfirmed and believed by many to just be political slander.

* Those close to Gordon believed that he may have had some form of multiple personality disorder, it was almost as though he was more than one person.

[[Category:Attorney Generals]]

[[Category:People]]

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-'''James Worthington "Jim" Gordon''' ([https://namemc.com/profile/JimGordon.3 JimGordon]) was the 25th [[Attorney General]] of Vindex Nation who served under Presidents [[Kidey Barclay]] and [[Leo Laff]]. He also served as [[Police Chief]] and [[Head Detective]] and was awarded [[Best Police Officer]] in the 2022 [[Vindex Awards]].
+'''James Worthington "Jim" Gordon''' ([https://namemc.com/profile/JimGordon.3 JimGordon]) was the 25th [[Attorney General]] of Vindex Nation who served under Presidents [[Kidey Barclay]] and [[Leo Laff]]. He also served as [[Police Chief]] and [[Head Detective]] and was awarded [[Best Police Officer]] in the 2022 [[The Vindex Awards|Vindex Awards]].
 Gordon was first recruited by the [[Vindex Police Department]] in June of 2020 as a detective under the leadership of former [[Head Detective]], [[Bututt]], who he grew a close relationship with over the course of his professional career. Upon his retirement, [[Bututt]] gifted Gordon the magnifying glass that he would continue to carry over the course of his career. After [[Bututt]]'s retirement, Gordon continued to serve as a detective under a multitude of different leaders until his eventual promotion to [[Head Detective]] nearly a year later.
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 Though he had plans on retiring, when he received a phone call from former [[President of Vindex Nation]], [[Kidey Barclay]], asking if he would join his cabinet as the [[Attorney General]] succeeding [[Gargathe Oro]], he couldn't refuse. With [[Taylor Collins]] as his [[Police Chief]], Gordon accepted the position of [[Attorney General]] on January 2nd of 2022.
-Over the course of his term, Gordon enacted several policies that many political historians consider to be somewhat questionable. Gordon's first order of business was to install a large floodlight atop the roof of the [[Department of Justice]] Headquarters. This was discovered several months later by [[Attorney General]] [[John Smith]] to be a signal to the [[vigilante]], [[Batman]]. Outraged, [[John Smith|Smith]] destroyed it, and sent the "bat-signal" to the [[vigilantes]] in a box.
+Over the course of his term, Gordon enacted several policies that many political historians consider to be somewhat questionable. Gordon's first order of business was to install a large floodlight atop the roof of the [[Department of Justice]] Headquarters. This was discovered several months later by [[Attorney General]] [[John Smith]] to be a signal to the [[vigilante]], [[Batman]]. Outraged, [[John Smith|Smith]] destroyed it and sent the "bat-signal" to the [[vigilantes]] in a box.
 After the resignation of [[Taylor Collins]] as [[Police Chief]], Gordon struggled to find a suitable replacement. Gordon's solution was to temporarily merge the two positions and take on the roles of both [[Police Chief]] and [[Attorney General]] under the title of [[Commissioner]]. To this day, he remains the only official ever to do so.
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 == Later Life ==
-Gordon spent the last few months of his life in and out of a hospital bed with his daughter, [[Barbara Gordon]], by his side along with her now husband, [[Richard Grayson]]. Gordon was very comfortable in his last moments and the family never had to take on any debt from his treatments due to substantial donations from [[Richard Grayson|Grayson]]'s surrogate father, [[Bruce Wayne]]. On February 20th, 2022, Gordon was awarded [[Best Police Officer]] at the annual [[Vindex Awards]]. On April 10th, 2022, James Gordon passed away in his uptown home after a long battle with lung cancer due to a career of smoking. His funeral was held on the grounds of [[Wayne Manor]] in Gallifrey.
+[[File:Jim Gordon Appointment.png|thumb|Gordon being appointed as [[Attorney General]] by former [[President of Vindex Nation]], [[Kidey Barclay]].]]
+Gordon spent the last few months of his life in and out of a hospital bed with his daughter, [[Barbara Gordon]], by his side along with her now husband, [[Richard Grayson]]. Gordon was very comfortable in his last moments and the family never had to take on any debt from his treatments due to substantial donations from [[Richard Grayson|Grayson]]'s surrogate father, [[Bruce Wayne]]. On February 20th, 2022, Gordon was awarded [[Best Police Officer]] at the annual [[The Vindex Awards|Vindex Awards]]. On April 10th, 2022, James Gordon passed away in his uptown home after a long battle with lung cancer due to a career of smoking. His funeral was held on the grounds of [[Wayne Manor]] in Gallifrey.
+== Trivia ==
+* During his tenure as [[Police Chief]], it was rumored that Gordon had an affair with [[Linda Park]] and that was how she received her position as [[Deputy]], however this is unconfirmed and believed by many to just be political slander.
+* Those close to Gordon believed that he may have had some form of multiple personality disorder, it was almost as though he was more than one person.
+[[Category:Attorney Generals]]
+[[Category:People]]
+[[Category:Featured articles]]