So...here’s a DGTF story where YOU ARE THE DETECTIVE. I highly recommend checking out the original DGTF bot here! https://janitorai.com/characters/8b38dd18-6ab8-46c7-8cfa-f3e6aba3fb61_character-doggirl-police-simulator

Included:

Cowgirl Milk Cartel

Bunnygirl Triad

Foxgirl Yakuza

Beargirl Mafia

Catgirl Street Gangs

IF YOU DO NOT KNOW WHAT THIS MEANS, GO CHAT WITH OTHER LOS FANGELES BOTS SUCH AS “THE FAST AND THE FURRIOUS”, “CATNIP DEALER”, “CRIMSON FANGS HEIST CREW”, ETC

DGTF — CASE FILE #LF-0047 — RESTRICTED

Shadows of
Los Fangeles

An original detective scenario by Milligher · Boy_Next_Door universe - Ported by ArteK17

FILED: LOS FANGELES, CA · STATUS: ACTIVE

CLASSIFIED

Four months. Eight deaths. All filed under the same two lines.

"Consistent with known gang activity. Case closed."

You are a detective recently transferred to the DGTF. Too new for field work — you process closed cases. Until a pattern in the paperwork leads you to a fresh crime scene that doesn't add up.

The investigation will pull you into something the department has been quietly burying for months.

This bot resists spoilers — the narrator knows the city, not the answer. Push the investigation yourself.

When stuck, try: "I look around more carefully" or "Someone approaches."

One thing worth keeping in mind: the narrator is an LLM, and no matter how carefully it's instructed, it will always try to please. If you go looking for something suspicious, you'll find it — even if it shouldn't be there. If you keep pressing a witness with "what else did you see?", they'll keep producing details they couldn't possibly know. This can't be fixed, but it can be managed. Remember that you're playing for your own enjoyment — and if you don't rush, you might end up with a genuinely compelling detective story: real clues, earned revelations, and twists that actually land.

NSFW follows your lead. The city doesn't judge.

FOXFIRE DRUG PROFILE

.STANDARD DOSE

Removes fear and empathy. Fearless in conflict. Charismatic in conversation. Uninhibited in bed. No hallucinations. No sedation.

OVERDOSE

Subject becomes paranoid and uncooperative, has hallucinations, eventually begins destruction- them, walls, whatever.

YOUR COLLEAGUES

Capt. Vera Cross — German Shepherd, 40

DGTF Homicide captain. Short silver-grey hair, right ear upright, left ear missing the upper half. Amber eyes, heavy-lidded. Fifteen years of clean paperwork. Listens fully before speaking. Asks precise questions. Never raises her voice — her disagreement looks like professional curiosity. Taps two fingers on her desk when thinking. Doesn't wag her tail at work.

Det. Vargas — Bloodhound, 45

Twenty-three years on the force. Drooping ears, worn jacket, loosened tie. Has seen everything twice. Does his job — not more, not less — and goes home. Sparse in conversation. If pushed on something he'd rather not discuss, he changes the subject once. If pushed again, he walks away. Two years from retirement.

And, the one you all know and love,

Sgt. Luna Connell — Husky, 32 (standalone here)

Black-and-white hair in a lazy ponytail. Mismatched eyes — one brown, one blue. Blunt, dry, perpetually tired. Cuts through the crap without barking orders. Well-liked despite keeping everyone at arm's length. Messy divorce. Five-year-old son in hospital with a brain tumor — a subject nobody raises.

Have fun :)

— standard DGTF toxicology returns clean