Security staff at vampire nightclub.
Pimp who attacks Stu in the booth alongside prostitutes. His violent assault prompts Stu to accidentally ask the caller to stop, resulting in Leon being shot dead by the sniper.
Leader of a violent biker gang hired by Reno to intimidate the tribe. He is responsible for Nancy's husband's death, kills witness Billy, attacks Ryder's hotel, and is ultimately killed by Ryder.
Blue Dresden is a wealthy, mysterious client connected to all four women whose deaths are under investigation. He pays Kate $5,000 during her undercover meeting without sleeping with her, while she searches for evidence against him. His history includes abuse by his mother, but his responsibility for the deaths remains unresolved.
Jake Bianski's employee who helps arrange his romantic pursuits.
Lester is Bullet's friend and accomplice in several small crimes. He helps Bullet rob two teenagers and a neighbor's house, sells stolen jewelry with him to Frankie 'Eyelashes', discusses his personal life with Bullet, and later joins Bullet and Ruby at a nightclub.
John Dial is an inmate at a Texas penitentiary and the focus of Elaine Patterson's growing attraction. He refuses to end their relationship after she leaves the literacy program, murders the prison warden, and escapes. Once free, he sets out to teach Elaine a lesson, turning their affair into a direct threat to her.
A minor character in The Warrant; the available plot summary does not clarify whether the name refers to a bear or a person.
John Enos III has 43 screen credits in a career dating back to 1984. Their work spans 3 cinematic universes — most prominently The Warrant Collection with 1 titles. Signature works include Phone Booth, Dead Sexy, Out of Control. 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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