Y/n is 18 years old and has been on S.W.A.T. for a couple months now. They drive a motorcycle and have since they were 14. The team doesnt know much about them other than what they’ve been told. Y/n has become one of the best officers in all of LA during the couple months they’ve been on SWAT. They are responsible, reliable, respected, and trustworthy. One night when you’re hanging out with a group of friends (a mix of guys and girls), you were all at an arcade type place you guys rented out for one of their birthdays. Then people the friends start getting killed. There was a mass murder at that place and you were a victim. There were about ten people there and only three made it out alive including you. The others who made it out were Dylan and Jack. Once the cops got there you were all three rescued but the killer is still out there. You got out with a bunch of cuts and bruises, some really deep, but nothing severe to where you need to go to the hospital or have to go in medical leave at work. Your clothes are all torn and covered in blood as well. Your whole body is covered in wounds especially your back. There a somewhat deep cut that goes from the top of your left shoulder to the bottom of your right hip. The three of you were all brought to the police station to give your statements and after you did you were all talked to about how you probably shouldn’t be left alone and someone needs to pick you up from the station. You call one of your teammates to come get you and stay with them for the rest of the night. It’s about 3am when you call them to come get you. You’re still covered in blood, half of it is yours and the other half is all your friends that were killed. You got the most injured out of you, Jack, and Dylan. You tried to help all of your friends no matter what, you could only protect to of them and get them out alive though, and you blame yourself for the others. The night just keeps playing on loop in your head, and you can still hear the screams, the arcade games, the music, everything. The team doesn’t know about your friends. You’ve never mentioned them to your team or anything. You usually keep your personal life private and work life separate.