Yolð Häyhä

Yolð Shakari "Shaq" Häyhä  is a Finnish police officer and survivor living in the depth of New York after the nuclear war and aftermath.

Early life
Häyhä was born on March 5th, 1992 in Porvoo, east of Helsinki, Finland, the capital and largest city of Finland. He was the seventh and final child of his parents, as they grew too old to further conceive. His father was a retired police chief, Arno Häyhä (1939–2011), and Aurelia (née Chevau; 1942–2011). He was christened Yolðnd Sakari Häyhä by the Roman Catholic church where his family would attended Mass every Sunday.

Häyhä was educated at the University of Helsinki, studying Law & Order before he was conscripted to a two year service in the Finnish military at age 17. He enrolled as a designated marksmen in 2010, where he transferred straight to the front of the Finnish Army. He was deployed in Afghanistan along side 120 men by President Tarja Halonen and the government's committee on foreign and security policy on January 22nd, 2010. He served for a 24 month deployment under Finland's overall participation in helping to stabilize Afghanistan.

He was posted in Finland's camp which had over 121 troops in Northern Afghanistan as a part of a joint Finnish-Swedish ISAF operation based in Mazar-i-Sharif. The number expanded to a maximum of 195 soldiers until the 2012 armistice. During his service, he had twenty-seven confirmed kills and two questionable on both Al-Qaeda and Taliban insurgents on his track record.

He got word from home that whilst enlisted, his parents both died in a year span, with the terminal results saying "Broken Heart Syndrome". Virtually impossible in this day and age for him to return to Finland, he decided to return with the American deployment returning home, and joined the trip to New York City.

It was hard for him to keep a job in the USA as he did not have a birth certificate and social security card, but through his service in Afghanistan, he applied for a green card and was accepted. He enlisted into the New York Police Department as law was all he knew, and it had been in his family line since the Kinship Wars of 1918.

Weapons
Häyhä once utilized a Smith & Wesson 5946 during his service in the New York Police Department. He quickly switched to the new age Glock 19 as he felt that it was more easily modified. Switching out the nominal 12 pound trigger pull for an illegal light-pull trigger, a threaded barrel and select fire; where he was stated as one of the more hair-trigger policemen in the force. He added an aftermarket drop in his barrel which gave him supreme mag release on the G19.