In films Gotham City Police Department

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1 in films

1.1 dark knight trilogy

1.1.1 dark knight (2008 film)
1.1.2 dark knight rises (2012 film)


1.2 batman (1989 film)





in films
the dark knight trilogy
the dark knight (2008 film)



detective anna ramirez (monique curnen), corrupt police detective- although gave in mob s demands pay sick mother s hospital bills rather out of more selfish motives- involved in scarring of harvey dent , death of rachel dawes joker. appeared in batman: gotham knight, voiced ana ortiz. commentary on batman: gotham knight dvd, indicates might loosely inspired renee montoya. received head injury dent after cracked head bottom of revolver. fate unknown, s implied gordon didn t survive trauma, though might not have regained consciousness yet.
detective mike wuertz (ron dean), corrupt police detective involved in scarring of harvey dent , death of rachel dawes joker. later killed when dent shoots him in head revolver 1 of first actions two-face.
detective gerard stephens (keith szarabajka), honest police detective, if not aversed in field of police brutality. assists in faking gordon s death, , later seen guarding joker in interrogation room, informing joker has been cop long enough distinguish between punks commit crimes kicks , sick animals joker enjoy it, although s tricked attacking joker, holds him hostage temporarily during escape custody.



the dark knight rises (2012 film)



officer/detective john blake (joseph gordon-levitt), earnest beat cop promoted james gordon after being attacked bane s forces. originally, orphan, had deduced batman s true identity bruce wayne , befriended him before attack on gotham. after batman sacrifices himself destroy neutron bomb, john blake (whose real first name robin), seen entering batcave.
deputy commissioner peter foley (matthew modine), second-in-command , close friend gordon. foley shown being quite ambitious , doesn t believe injured gordon s assertions bane raising army underneath streets of gotham. eager capture batman, believes gordon never capable of, when bane more immediate , obvious target, point inadvertently lets bane escape when batman crashes police pursuit following bane s robbery of stock exchange. 1 of few officers not trapped underground after bane triggered multiple explosions in underground tunnels. though aiding gordon , other members of resistance, foley later refuses take part in final push against bane s forces, fearing own safety. however, relents , joins in riot between cops , bane s army. foley manages kill bane s lieutenant, barsad, submachine gun, killed automatic fire talia s escaping tumbler.
officer tyler ross (reggie lee), blake s patrol partner trapped underground after explosion in sewers, , communicates blake during revolution passing notes through sewer grate. shot dead league of shadows mercenary when blake trying pull him out of sewer manhole cover.



batman (1989 film)



lieutenant max eckhardt, played william hootkins. corrupt cop echoing of pre-crisis aspects of harvey bullock.








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