Samuel Fureed

Samuel Fureed
Biographical Information
Full Name
Samuel Fureed
Species
Weasel
Gender
Male
Status
Arrested
Professional Information
Occupation
Accountant, Lynxley Holdings (30 years)
Affiliation
Role
Accountant
Criminal Record
Caught
Shredding documents during ZPD tactical raid
Series Information
First Appearance
Last Appearance
Episode Count
1
Contents

Samuel Fureed is a weasel and a thirty-year Lynxley Holdings accountant in We Can Fix Pawbert. He is caught at his shredder on the fourteenth floor of Lynxley Holdings during a ZPD tactical raid in "The Blacklist".

Background

Three decades at the same desk gave Fureed custody of the paperwork that tied the Lynxley empire to its illicit operations: decades of bank statements, shell company registrations filed across a dozen countries, and a transaction history implicating a good portion of Zootopia's elite. The pay was good, and asking what any of it meant was not safe.

Series History

Season 1

S01E02 "The Blacklist"

Fureed is working the shredder late at night on the fourteenth floor of Lynxley Holdings, with Hackjaw posted at the window behind him to see the job through. A phone call tells him the Lynxley heir has been arraigned and is talking about cooperation, that he is on the list if the lynx talks, and that he should leave now. He looks at the stacks he has not destroyed yet, weighing the work against the door, and the hesitation costs him. ZPD tactical takes the door while he is still deciding, and he is cuffed against the desk he has polished for thirty years.

Hackjaw goes out the window during the entry and down the fire escape. Intelligence seized in the raid puts an address on the enforcer, and Pawbert supplies the name to go with it; Hackjaw is arrested at a Vine Street warehouse in the Canal District the following night.

Key Relationships

Hackjaw

Hackjaw is in the office with Fureed on the night of the raid, but not as a colleague. The enforcer is there to see the shredding finished, and to remind the accountant what the family does with mammals it no longer needs if his paws slow down.

Milton Lynxley

Fureed served Milton Lynxley for thirty years as an accountant, handling the financial documentation that underpinned the Lynxley empire.