Police sergeant overseeing patrol operations.
Police supervisor managing precinct operations.
Police supervisor coordinating precinct operations.
African-American diner cook and Sueleen's coworker. Attends church mass, rescues Sueleen from Del, tells her she cannot sing, and tries to persuade her to move to Detroit.
King George is a major pimp and supplier of prostitutes and illegal drugs. Coffy investigates him by questioning a former drug user, then disguises herself as a Jamaican woman seeking work. After Coffy falsely blames him for a planned attack on Arturo Vitroni, George is killed by Vitroni's men.
An ex-slave who arrives at Grassy and reveals that Davie's father hid a treasure map in a book. He rips the map out, gives it to the boys, and is shot dead by Spangler.
Local villager whose fate is tied to Tarzan's mission to save the community.
Local figure involved in the community, often caught between Buford's actions and the syndicate's influence.
Max owns Maxx Saxx Entertainment and manages three of the city's leading go-go bands. Hoping to take the music national, he arranges a meeting with Los Angeles producer Gil Colton and seeks a recording contract for his artists. Colton likes the music but declines because of the negative press surrounding live performances.
A black prisoner recruited into the undercover team. He is noted for his exceptional driving abilities, which are vital to the group's high-speed interception and assault operations against the moonshiners.
Robert DoQui has 73 screen credits in a career dating back to 1963. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently RoboCop with 3 titles. Signature works include RoboCop, Coffy, RoboCop 3. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 3 universes
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