<div class="floatright">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/07/Rajah.gif)</div><div class="floatleft">(http://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/thumb/7/73/Roger_Bagha.jpg/403px-Roger_Bagha.jpg)</div><strong>Disney Canon/Character:</strong>Aladdin/Rajah<br/><strong>Canon Role:</strong>Minor character/sidekick<br/><strong>Plot Points (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=180611.msg8641866#msg8641866)</strong><br/><br/><strong>New Name:</strong>Roger Bagha<br/><strong>Age/description:</strong>Roger is 42 years old, and just over six feet tall.  He is extremely fit and fills out his deputy's uniform well enough to turn heads.<br/><strong>Position:</strong>Sheriff's Deputy<br/><strong>Background:</strong>Roger has lived a pretty ordinary life.  After graduating high school, he left his small hometown in central Connecticut to join the Marines.  His intention was to join the Army, serve his six and then cash in his GI benefits for college.  But the Marine recruiter got to him first, and the Army lost a good man.  He saw plenty of action during his five years with Force Recon.  Opportunity for early promotion while serving in Sarajevo prompted him to switch specialties and join the Military Police, where he served another seven years.<br/><br/>He left the Marines in 2003, finally cashing in those GI benefits to get a degree in Criminal Justice from California State University - Long Beach.  He stayed in California after graduating, joining the SWAT division of the LAPD.  About three years ago he was recruited as a deputy by the Anaheim Island Sheriff's Department.  He's not sure why they contacted him, as he wasn't looking for a new job at the time.  But he had no close personal ties in LA, and the offer was just too good to pass up.<br/><br/>He's been on the Island for three years now, and is a familiar face both in town and around campus.  The Sheriff's office has a small fleet of emergency vehicles, and if they are deployed he is the deputy most likely to drive the HMMWV, which is outfitted as a mobile command center as well as the Island's only ambulance.  Most days, he either walks a beat on the University campus or patrols the more remote sections of the island on a department-issued 15-speed bicycle.<br/>