Quinn Sullivan

Full name: Quinn Sullivan-Patrick Gender: Female Status: Alive Birth: 2004 Nationality: Irish Residence: Grimsborough, U.S. Past profession(s): Restaurant employee

Quinn Sullivan-Patrick, appearing as a main character in the fan-made Season 9 of Criminal Case, iss a detective best known for working with the Grimsborough Police Department as one of the player's two primary partners throughout the season.

Height: 5'6 Age: 20 Weight: 126 lbs. Eyes: blue Blood: A+

Quinn has long ginger hair, has blue eyes, and wears lipstick. As a 20-year-old Junior Officer of the Grimsborough PD, she wears a light blue police uniform consisting of a light blue shirt with multiple pockets and badges as well as a black office skirt. She also wears a brown leather belt and friendship bracelets.

It is known that Quinn's favorite animal is a kitten and her favorite dessert are brownies. She is known to be optimistic, naive, and inexperienced. Quinn is specially shown as a caring and nurturing person, even at the risk of her death. Quinn is a slightly ditzy girl who worries for her friends. She is clumsy but cheerful. She is often teased by Vincent Wang, but it is known by most that Vincent has no romantic feelings towards Quinn, much to her unknowing.

Quinn is the descendant of Harriet Patrick. She is also known to have seven siblings, but her most prominent sibling is Luan Sullivan-Patrick, her older sister. (Age: 36)

Final events of Criminal case: the breaking point:

The good & The Dead:

During Quinn and the player's stay in the remainders of Grimsborough, Vincent shot Cecilia Greene unwarranted, angering the junior cop, Quinn. Vincent told Amy and the player that they didn't have much time to act until Cecilia's mastermind, Gerald Fritz, eliminates the remainder of Grimsborough. Moments after Vincent carelessly charged to stop Gerald Fritz, the senior detective was murdered, by Quinn's girlfriend, Sally Fever. Quinn threatened to kill Sally to "send her to where she truly belongs; Hell". Quinn had to shoot Sally in an act of self-defense, even though she refused to fire her gun. She broke down moments after, realizing how bad things had went for everyone.

After the player and Quinn killed Gerald Fritz, Quinn thanked the player for transforming her from a rookie cop to a full-pledged detective, but she told the player that she would miss them as the player taught her so much throughout Grimsborough. With the player gone, she knew that things would never be the same.