Detective Davenport is the officer assigned to watch The Oaks during the night investigation. He frees Cornelia van Gorder after she becomes trapped in the secret room, then hides with Dale Bailey and Lizzie Allen in the planned ambush. Anderson shoots him when the masked killer is confronted.
Medication dispenser.
Police sergeant involved in investigations or coordinating raid operations.
Buck Sherman is described as an evil carpetbagger who illegally enters a Navajo reservation with Jake Jackson to prospect for gold. The two men kill Aranho, the Navajo chief, making Sherman a target of the effort by Black Arrow, Mary Brent, Pancho, and Tom Whitney to track down the killers.
Criminal associate involved in the Blue Star robbery and murder.
Security guard at the Florida marine park tasked with monitoring the creature's enclosure.
A henchman working with Clint for Thatcher, Parnell takes part in the stagecoach robbery and Jessie recognizes him when his mask slips. Dave later confronts and helps jail him, but Parnell escapes, pursues Jessie, kills Thatcher, and attempts to rob Peter Arnold. Dave defeats him and shoots him when he tries to fire.
Minor character involved in original pilot case.
Loyal enforcer for outlaw gangs or corrupt land barons.
An uncredited U.S. marshal in Abilene with a brief appearance.
Traffic officer encountered during a tense road sequence.
An unnamed traffic officer briefly seen near the hospital.
Robert B. Williams has 142 screen credits in a career dating back to 1936. Their work spans 10 cinematic universes — most prominently Hopalong Cassidy Collection with 2 titles. Signature works include Black Arrow, Beer Barrel Polecats, A Hit with a Miss. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 10 universes
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