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nick kang 

Lead Character in True Crime: Streets Of LA, available on Sony Playstation 2 (and probably XBox).
Part Cantonese, Part American, Nick Kang storms across LA kicking ass and taking names. He is known for his smart ass one-liners and comebacks or "clap backs"
Nick Kang: *knocks out man from behind* Youh have the right, to soak in your own urine.
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Nick Kang 

He is the hero of the game True Crime streets of LA.
An ex member of the L.A.P.D and now a member of the E.O.D.(Elite Operations division).
Although he may be a cop he can still bitch up anyone he feels like!!!(and do matrix moves).
I'm "Nick kang" I'm going to bitch that hobo up with my car.
Nick Kang by joe October 24, 2003

Nick Kang 

The lead character in the Activision video game "TRUE CRIME: Streets of LA", as well as being the character the player controls.

Half-Chinese and half-white, Nick Kang was born in Hong Kong but was raised in Los Angeles. His father was a top officer with the Los Angeles Police Department until an Internal Affairs investigation that implicated him in an international drug ring caused him to lose his job before he mysteriously lost his life. Since then Nick had become a detective for the LAPD in the hopes of both finding answers and following his father's footsteps, all the while building a reputation for being a "loose cannon" with a hot temper, an itchy trigger finger, and a smart mouth.

At the beginning, Nick Kang is placed off of suspension and transferred to the LAPD's "Elite Operations Division" (the EOD), which becomes involved in an investigation of local crimes involving Chinese Triads. Using his skills in gunplay, driving, and martial arts, Nick Kang works to crack the case and solve the mysteries of the crimes, which become more complex and international in nature than first thought. All the while patching up all of the other random problems in the streets of Los Angeles.
Nick Kang also has everything a bad-ass "loose cannon" cop needs, from a bad attitude, to a cool car (more like a set of them--you start with a nice, but kinda beat-up looking, classic convertible, and work your way up to a brand-new European drop-top roadster), right up to a good repertoire of one-liners; most notably when he quotes "Evil Dead" in a gunfight ("Ya like this!? This...is my BOOMSTICK!!!"). Whether you "shoot first, ask questions later", is entirely up to you.
Nick Kang by Kin Freon January 1, 2004
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