Rachel's husband. He is falsely accused by Rachel of beating her, prompting Marty to violently assault him. After Rachel eventually confesses that the baby she is carrying is not his, Ira angrily throws her out of his home.
Avery's son and a rebellious drug user who becomes friends with Jason Kancam at school. He pressures Jason into theft, leading to a violent confrontation that leaves both hospitalized. He later reconciles with his father as Avery advances his political career.
A violent police officer who initially rammed Terry Richmond and seized his cash. He later wounds Terry with a staged shooting, destroys the incriminating dashcam footage, and reveals his role in drugging Summer McBride before being defeated in the final confrontation.
A loyal founding member who later wishes to leave and become a motorcycle cop. Threatened by new violent members, he seeks help from Johnny and Benny. To protect him, they stage a fake shooting, allowing Cockroach to escape the club's grip with a legitimate excuse for his injuries.
Dexter is an emerging tennis star in Jim Bennett's class and one of the exemplary athletes Jim discusses while teaching about excellence. Jim later sends Dexter to Las Vegas with $260,000 from Frank, instructing him to place the bet connected to Lamar Allen's basketball game.
A young Afghanistan war veteran with no prior criminal record who joins the Aryan Brotherhood shortly after Harlon's release. Harlon claims him as an protégé and urges him to abandon criminal life. Howie is forced to abandon a vehicle during a police raid and watches the gang's arrest from a distance.
An amiable Italian-American plumber who meets Eilis at an Irish dance in Brooklyn. Their romance blossoms, and he plans to build houses with his brothers. He secretly marries Eilis before she returns to Ireland, and they eventually reunite in Brooklyn.
Abraham Brant's son who steps up to defend his father. He challenges David Kingston to a deadly knife fight, but is ultimately killed by Kingston after inflicting severe wounds during the confrontation.
A corrupt NOPD officer who physically harasses Antonio and later abducts and brutally assaults him to ensure he misses his immigration hearing. His actions highlight systemic police brutality and directly lead to Antonio’s forced disappearance and subsequent deportation.
A drug supplier who provides marijuana to Daniel and Hunter. He warns them of the dangers of crossing him. Upon discovering their unauthorized cocaine plans, he orders Hunter to kill Daniel and personally executes Hunter when he disobeys.
A depressed and intoxicated man whose life changes after being seriously injured in a car collision. He later begins writing Floyd's biography, using their conversations as a form of emotional release while recovering from his injuries.
A male escort hired by June for companionship and intimacy. He shares his own history of overcoming childhood trauma by facing fears head-on. During the night, he investigates the mysterious intercom buzzing outside, suggesting it is a calling urging June to leave her apartment, which helps break her writer's block.
Emory Cohen has 39 screen credits in a career dating back to 2008. Signature works include Marty Supreme, The OA, Rebel Ridge. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
