Lieutenant Hagen was Sheriff Truart's number two man, right behind Lt. Mosley. According to him, Truart is unlike any man he has ever worked for and had ushered in a new age, and it is up to us to support him unquestioningly.[1]
Personality[]
Hagan was as sadistic and cruel as the Sheriff and was also a rather nauseatingly sycophantic. In his journal, he expresses annoyance that Mosley questions Truart's campaign against the Pagans, writing that "We are not supposed to think, we are supposed to follow" and that he would even arrest his own family if the Sheriff willed it.[1]
Story[]
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The Lieutenant was in conflict with the Warden Affairs Division and suspected them for stealing evidence storage items and protecting some of the City Wardens, but had no real evidence of the matter. He wrote a letter to Truart about this matter who told him that he had personally investigated this but found that they simply did not have enough of a case to go against some of the wardens and told him to stay away from the division. [2][3][4] Unlike Truart, however, Hagen does not appear to be corrupt, but rather follows a code of blind obedience to his superior.
Garrett was hired to frame Hagen for theft of evidence in the mission "Framed", supposedly because he was Truarts number two man and probably made life difficult for someone he shouldn't have.[5] The implication to this is that he was hired by some high level Criminal but it is equally likely that he was hired by Mosley or Viktoria to get him out of the way.[6]
Journals and Letters[]
Trivia[]
- There is only one image of Lieutenant Hagan in the entire thief games.
- The Sheriff had considered putting Hagen in control of mopping up the Pagan threat in The City if Mosley did not shape up.[7][4]