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Arlington Heights
Type City
Founder Harold Arlington
Established 1861
Country WE01 England
Inhabitants Britons
Population 1,400
Primary LEA Arlington Heights Police Department
Key figures Shirley Hartnell (Chief of Police)
Appearance(s) Criminal Case

Arlington Heights, also referred to as Arlington, is a city used as the main setting for the second season of Criminal Case.

Located in England, Arlington Heights is a large metropolis with various different cultures, ranging from zany botanists to grand Victorian villages, just to name a few. There are ten districts and fifty-six cases in all.

The Arlington Heights Police Department (AHPD) is the law enforcement agency that serves the city of Arlington Heights.

Released 28 December 2015, Arlington Heights is simply unlocked by finishing the final case of Pacific Bay.

Districts

Arlington Heights features a total of ten districts, each with unique scenery and composition.

Poinsettia Point

Poinsettia Point is the first district of Arlington Heights. Poinsettia Point features greenhouses, a large zoo, a town center doubling as a bazaar, and many botanical festivals. Plaguing this district is a psychopath known as "The Red Petal".

Port Clarence

Port Clarence is the second district of Arlington Heights. Port Clarence features many boats, a large port, and many bars. In this district is a cult called the Bridge Burners.

  • Case #7: The Fault in Our Stars
  • Case #8: Pub Quiz
  • Case #9: All Hands on Deck
  • Case #10: The All-Seeing Eye
  • Case #11: In the Same Boat

Themes

Each district in Arlington Heights features a different theme and/or focuses on a particular event/main character, as described in the following:

  • Poinsettia Point features a dangerous psychopath with the alias of the Red Petal. It is also the hometown of criminal profiler Sophie Luxington.
  • Port Clarence is about stopping a dangerous cult best known as the Bridge Burners. It also centers around ballistics expert Jared Clayton.
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