Officer (disambig)

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Cop could refer to:

• An Arizona officer who tells Marcus about some crumpled bodies.
• Captain Baldwin, an LAPD captain who conducts Matt's disciplinary review .
• Officer Brown, an officer at the Odessa Sheriff's Department, as seen in an alternate ending to Powerless on the Season Two DVD.
• Lieutenant Chory, whom Sylar bosses around at the First Federal Bank of New York.
• Officer Cindy, who eats at Kenny's Diner and tells about recent atrocities.
• The Costa Verde police officer who wants to talk to Sandra about Claire's gunshot wound.
• The CVPD desk officer who directs Rachel to Lieutenant Lenks.
• Sheriff Davidson, the Chief of Police in Midland-Odessa, TX who searches for the heroine cheerleader at Union Wells, and later quizzes Charlie at the Burnt Toast Diner.
• The DC cop who is part of the attack on Matt in Washington, DC.
• The DC lieutenant who leads the attack on Matt in Washington, DC.
• The firefighter Sheila's mother implores to save her daughter in Trial By Fire.
• The frozen uniformed cop from an unaired scene of One Giant Leap, who is presumably frozen by Sylar at FBI Headquarters.
• Garcia, a Mexican officer who arrests Alejandro.
• Hana Gitelman, an officer in the Israeli Defense Forces.
• Hernandez, a Mexican officer who tries to arrest Maya.
• A Highway 12 patrolman, who gives D.L. a scare at Cafe B-B-Q.
• A Homeland Security officer, a member of Matt Parkman's team who is a also a leader of Homeland Security.
• The IDF enlisting officer who denies Hana entrance into the Israeli Defense Forces.
• The LAPD beat cop who speaks with Matt about his failing grade on the detective's exam.
• The LAPD captain, another captain at Matt's review.
• The LAPD officer who secures the scene at Ridgway Jewelry.
• Lieutenant Lenks, who aided Rachel in chasing down Alex Woolsly.
• Linderman's cop, the corrupt Nevada State Trooper who delivers Niki to Miss Sakamoto.
• Lloyd, the sheriff's deputy in Midland-Odessa, TX who tests Charlie's memory.
• The LVPD deputy who patrols the Sanderses' home.
• Officer Mckinzie, who investigates Robert Keep's murder, as seen in an "untold story" on the Season Two DVD.
• A mustachioed cop, who is persuaded by Charles Deveaux to watch Jason and the Argonauts.
• The New York City police officer who watches Peter disappear at Roosevelt Hospital.
• The NYPD cop who helps secure Isaac's apartment in a possible future.
• The NYPD officer who goes with Mohinder and Eden to Sylar's apartment.
• The Odessa deputy who is on the scene after Homecoming.
• An Odessa officer, who is stationed at the Odessa Sheriff's Department, as seen in an alternate ending to Powerless on the Season Two DVD.
• Officer Eugene Pakowski, a corrupt cop who lies about El Vengador's murder.
• Lieutenant Palmer, who works with D.L. at Fire Station #5.
• Matt Parkman, the main character who was an officer at the Los Angeles Police Department.
• Ramon, an officer at the Odessa Sheriff's Department, as seen in an alternate ending to Powerless on the Season Two DVD.
• Officer Ramsey, who responds to a commotion at Midland Hospital.
• Officer Ramsford, the firefighter who witnesses Claire's heroics and then searches for the brave cheerleader.
• Officer Rogers, who wonders how the top of Ted's head came off.
• The skinny cop who thinks Ted's dead body is the "sickest thing" he's ever seen.
• Officer Smith, who works at a the Women's Correctional Facility.
• A SWAT officer, who leads the raid on Primatech Paper Co.
• The train wreck victim, who is reported to be a lieutenant in the Odessa Register.
• The uniformed officer who brings Sylar the case files for Virginia Gray's murder.
• A Utah highway patrolman, over to whom Niki turns herself and Linderman's money
• Officer White, an officer at the Odessa Sheriff's Department, as seen in an alternate ending to Powerless on the Season Two DVD.

See Also

• Agent — a list of Company agents
• Captain -- a list of captains
• Chief -- a list of chiefs
• Detective -- a list of detectives
• Guard -- a list of guards
• FBI -- a list of FBI-related people and places
• Firefighter -- a list of firefighters
• Lieutenant -- a list of lieutenants
• Office -- a list of offices
• Police department -- a list of police departments
• Sergeant -- a list of sergeants
• Sheriff -- a list of sheriffs