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Aubrey Fox was an OCP executive who worked as an assistant to the Chairman and in public relations.

Biography[]

After the Chairman left for an unannounced ride-along with RoboCop, the worrisome Fox made his way to the Metro South precinct, learning that Sergeant Stanley Parks had also been unaware of the ride-along. When dispatch lost track of RoboCop's signal, Parks took Fox to Old Detroit, finding RoboCop's destroyed TurboCruiser but no sign of him or the Chairman, causing Fox's worry to increase.[1]

After returning to the precinct, Fox suggested lying to the media about the situation, a suggestion that upset dispatcher Bea, who left to be with her family. Following Mediabreak's honest report of the situation, Fox failed to calm a crowd that gathered outside of the precinct.[1]

When RoboCop's signal came back online, Fox went with the police to the scene where RoboCop, the Chairman, Norton, and Joe Avery fought off the Stompers, who were promptly arrested. Fox approached the Chairman, proposing that they present him to the media as a hero. However, the Chairman refused and walked away from Fox.[1]

Fox later assisted the Chairman in advocating for Josh Avery's transplant as well as procedures for other patients, assuring the Mediabreak audience that "OCP cares."[2]

Fox attended a meeting where Pudface Morgan impersonated the Chairman. Morgan suggested they "shake up" the competition, but Fox told him OCP had no competitors. Morgan continued to make bizarre demands until hurriedly leaving the meeting.[3]

Fox entered into a secretive, yet mostly one-sided relationship with Rochelle Carney, host of Inside Crime. After a ratings success due to RoboCop and Pudface Morgan appearing in the same episode, Fox and Carney planned to replicate this success, hoping to have the two face off again. However, the Chairman warned them against manipulating the program.[4]

He later met with the Chairman, Carney, and Detective Lisa Madigan to discuss Inside Crime, with Fox asserting that the show was a public service. The meeting was interrupted by Pudface's men, who took the group hostage live on Inside Crime. When Carney's collusion with Pudface was exposed and that she gave him "a little bit on the side," Fox jealously blurted out his own relationship with Carney, prompting the Chairman to demote him to Public Relations. Soon, the police arrived and the hostages were freed.[4]

Fox appeared on What's On Your Mind? with Rochelle Carney, who was there to discuss her book Why Men Are Jerks, and Sis Finster, founder of the Women for the Overthrow of Male Bastions (WOMB). The two women denounced OCP's treatment of women, with Sis citing thirty-two cases of sexual harassment at OCP the previous year. Fox dismissed this claim as a lie and ultimately made a fool of himself on the program.[5]

While helping the Chairman with a speech he wrote for him, Rad Femmes arrived alongside Chip Chayken for an unscheduled meeting with the Chairman. Fox suggested to take the meeting anyway, as he could help mend OCP's relationship with feminist activists. When they arrived, the Chairman asked Fox to send his secretary home for the rest of the day. Fox returned to find RoboCop and Detective Madigan, who had received a report of the Chairman being kidnapped. Fox worriedly pointed out that the Chairman's absence would ensure Vetrocomp Industries' planned takeover of OCP.[5]

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