2350 Dunlop Plaza

2350 Dunlop Plaza was a building located in Los Angeles, California.

Before Day 1

The building at 2350 Dunlop Plaza was constructed in June of 1978.

Day 1

During Day 1, Dunlop Plaza was the site of a meeting place between Richard Walsh, the Administrative Director of CTU Los Angeles, and Scott Baylor, a security systems analyst. Walsh secretly met with Baylor to pick up a key card that contained incriminating evidence about the threat against Senator David Palmer.

During the meeting, gunmen shot and killed Baylor. Walsh called Jack Bauer and asked him to come help him. Jack arrived after calling Nina Myers, needing an access code to get in the North Garage. Nina relayed the data, stating the the code was 9-1-3-6-7-*. Jack entered and found Walsh hiding on the roof. As the two of them navigated their way through the building, they had a confrontation with the gunmen, who were both killed. Jack cut off a finger of one of the men and took it with him for fingerprint identification.

Jack and Walsh were almost to Jack's car when they were fired on by a sniper. Walsh was hit multiple times, but still passed Jack the key card to give to Jamey Farrell for a source identification. His movement drew more fire from the sniper and he was killed. Jack then called Jamey for someone to pick up Walsh' dead body as well as decrypting the key card.