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Omni Consumer Products acquired Detroit through bankruptcy, and after the Kanemitsu Corporation bought a controlling stake, the company proceeds with Delta City, its planned replacement for the city. The residents of the condemned Cadillac Heights refuse to move, so OCP assembles the Urban Rehabilitators, a private security force known as the Rehabs, and puts Paul McDaggett in command of driving them out. RoboCop is a police cyborg bound by directives to protect the innocent and uphold the law, but a fourth directive bars him from opposing an OCP officer. Nikko Halloran, a girl from Cadillac Heights who knows computers, is separated from her parents in a forced relocation and joins the Resistance, which raids OCP facilities.
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Did you know?!Facts and trivia about RoboCop 3 (1993)
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- Frank Miller, who co-wrote RoboCop 2, returned to write RoboCop 3, but after finding his work even more drastically altered than before, he left Hollywood until the 2005 adaptation of his Sin City.
- RoboCop 3 was shot in Atlanta among sets and background buildings that were slated for demolition to make way for facilities for the 1996 Summer Olympics.
- Peter Weller, the star of the first two RoboCop films, did not reprise the title role because he was starring in Naked Lunch; Robert John Burke took the part instead.
- Robert John Burke's RoboCop suit had been built for RoboCop 2, and he often complained that wearing it became painful quickly.
- Believing that "some of RoboCop's biggest fans were children", Orion Pictures cut down on the graphic violence that had defined the first two films.
