Hélène Mank: Difference between revisions
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| nationality = American | | nationality = American | ||
| ethnicity = African American | | ethnicity = African American | ||
| | | ed_hs = Hahnville High School, 2006 | ||
| ed_deg1 = Southeastern Louisiana University, 2010 (BA in Business Administration) | |||
| ed_deg2 = POST Certification, 2012 | |||
| occupation = Patrol Deputy, St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office, 2015-2020 | | occupation = Patrol Deputy, St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office, 2015-2020 | ||
| annual_income = $45,000 | | annual_income = $45,000 | ||
| | | oldjob4 = Corrections Deputy, St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office, 2012-2015 | ||
| | | oldjob3 = Landscape Technician, Antoine's Landscaping, 2005-2012 | ||
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| height = 5 ft 0 in | | height = 5 ft 0 in | ||
| weight = 115 lbs | | weight = 115 lbs | ||
| hair = Black | | hair = Black | ||
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| fav_food = Cheese grits | | fav_food = Cheese grits | ||
| fav_drink = Chai tea | | fav_drink = Chai tea | ||
| fav_movie = Howl's Moving Castle | | fav_movie = ''Howl's Moving Castle'' | ||
| fav_music = Janet Jackson | | fav_music = Janet Jackson | ||
| fav_book = The Awakening | | fav_book = ''The Awakening'' | ||
| fav_city = Anywhere near the ocean | | fav_city = Anywhere near the ocean | ||
| fav_time = Morning | | fav_time = Morning | ||
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Helene ({{#invoke:IPAc-en|main}}; French: [e.lɛn];) Mank (b. 1988) is a patrol deputy with the St. Charles Parish Sheriff's Office, who first meets Case Garland while responding to his report of aggravated assault. She has spent her entire life in the parish, and has been a police officer for over eight years. She is one of the few women and one of the few African Americans on the police force in St. Charles and is constantly forced to achieve perfection in order to avoid being criticized.
