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-Police inspector for the South Wales Police Department in Sydney. Middle-aged, forceful, foul-mouthed and bad-mannered, slightly obese, limps on his left leg and uses a cane.+Police inspector for the South Wales Police Department in [[Locations: Sydney]]. Middle-aged, forceful, foul-mouthed and bad-mannered, slightly obese, limps on his left leg and walks with the help of a cane.
  
 He investigated the murder of Lily Lowe for the South Wales Police Department. Interviewed [[Characters: Yaleesha Essam]], [[Characters: Jack Corey]], [[Characters: Li Wen-Cheng]] and [[Characters: Vincent Martel]] soon after their arrival and was instantly suspicious about their involvement with the [[Organizations: Lamplighters]], whom he considered to be a dangerous cult and in some way responsible for the murder he was investigating. He investigated the murder of Lily Lowe for the South Wales Police Department. Interviewed [[Characters: Yaleesha Essam]], [[Characters: Jack Corey]], [[Characters: Li Wen-Cheng]] and [[Characters: Vincent Martel]] soon after their arrival and was instantly suspicious about their involvement with the [[Organizations: Lamplighters]], whom he considered to be a dangerous cult and in some way responsible for the murder he was investigating.
 Later, on his order, the investigators were arrested, interrogated again and briefly imprisoned, before the [[Organizations: Lamplighters]] paid off Weston's superiors. Forced to let them go, he orchestrated their beatdown as a parting gift.  Later, on his order, the investigators were arrested, interrogated again and briefly imprisoned, before the [[Organizations: Lamplighters]] paid off Weston's superiors. Forced to let them go, he orchestrated their beatdown as a parting gift.