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'''Julio Ochoa''' is the currently serving mayor of [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]]. His most notable works have been done in [[2008]]. He does not appear through the game but is mentioned frequently in the in-game media, such as [[Internet in GTA IV|online websites]] and also during some missions and one of the [[Higgins Helitours|helicopter tour]]. The closest he came to an appearance was in [[The Lost and Damned]], while [[Thomas Stubbs III]] receives a call on his cell phone from [[Johnny Klebitz]], while Stubbs is in a meeting with the mayor. | '''Julio Ochoa''' is the currently serving mayor of [[Liberty City in GTA IV Era|Liberty City]]. His most notable works have been done in [[2008]]. He does not appear through the game but is mentioned frequently in the in-game media, such as [[Internet in GTA IV|online websites]] and also during some missions and one of the [[Higgins Helitours|helicopter tour]]. The closest he came to an appearance was in [[The Lost and Damned]], while [[Thomas Stubbs III]] receives a call on his cell phone from [[Johnny Klebitz]], while Stubbs is in a meeting with the mayor. | ||
Ochoa has a campaign to remove the sale or possession of illegal firearms from the city and launched cases against [[Ammu-Nation]] stores across the country. During a helitour, the pilot mentions to [[Niko Bellic|Niko]] and the other tourists that Ochoa eased safety restrictions on helicopters and their pilots. Ochoa also settled the [[Diamonds]] case when he allowed [[Jerry Kapowitz]] to keep all proceeds on the sale of the diamonds after he found them, despite over a hundred of claims for their ownership. The reason given was that it would be impossible to verify the claims. This would make him extremely unpopular with a number of people in the Liberty City underworld. | Ochoa has a campaign to remove the sale or possession of illegal firearms from the city and launched cases against [[Ammu-Nation]] stores across the country. During a helitour, the pilot mentions to [[Niko Bellic|Niko]] and the other tourists that Ochoa eased safety restrictions on helicopters and their pilots. Ochoa also settled the [[Diamonds]] case when he allowed [[Jerry Kapowitz]] to keep all proceeds on the sale of the diamonds after he found them, despite over a hundred of claims for their ownership. The reason given was that it would be impossible to verify the claims. This would make him extremely unpopular with a number of people in the Liberty City underworld. | ||
Ochoa is a parody of [[wp:New York City|New York City]] mayor, [[wp:Michael_Bloomberg|Michael Bloomberg]]. | Ochoa is a parody of [[wp:New York City|New York City]] mayor, [[wp:Michael_Bloomberg|Michael Bloomberg]]. His surname is likely a reference to the Ochoa brothers who were high ranking members in the [[wp:Medíllen Cartel|Medílen Cartel]]. | ||
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Revision as of 17:28, 29 March 2010
Julio Ochoa is the currently serving mayor of Liberty City. His most notable works have been done in 2008. He does not appear through the game but is mentioned frequently in the in-game media, such as online websites and also during some missions and one of the helicopter tour. The closest he came to an appearance was in The Lost and Damned, while Thomas Stubbs III receives a call on his cell phone from Johnny Klebitz, while Stubbs is in a meeting with the mayor.
Ochoa has a campaign to remove the sale or possession of illegal firearms from the city and launched cases against Ammu-Nation stores across the country. During a helitour, the pilot mentions to Niko and the other tourists that Ochoa eased safety restrictions on helicopters and their pilots. Ochoa also settled the Diamonds case when he allowed Jerry Kapowitz to keep all proceeds on the sale of the diamonds after he found them, despite over a hundred of claims for their ownership. The reason given was that it would be impossible to verify the claims. This would make him extremely unpopular with a number of people in the Liberty City underworld.
Ochoa is a parody of New York City mayor, Michael Bloomberg. His surname is likely a reference to the Ochoa brothers who were high ranking members in the Medílen Cartel.