Exit Wounds (2001) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Detroit police detective transferred to the 15th precinct after saving the VP. He partners with George Clark, uncovers a heroin theft conspiracy, and exposes a corrupt cop ring. He ultimately eliminat...
Initially presented as a shady drug dealer, he is later revealed to be Leon Rollins, a billionaire computer expert and Shaun's brother. He secretly records the corrupt officers' activities and collabo...
Orin Boyd's newly assigned partner. Together they investigate the stolen heroin and corruption ring. During the final warehouse raid, he provides crucial backup and shoots the antagonist Useldinger de...
Fast-talking associate of Latrell Walker. Initially involved in drug dealings, he is revealed to be an undercover ally working against the corrupt cops. At the end of the film, he becomes a television...
The police chief who arrives at the final warehouse confrontation. He executes the corrupt captain Frank Daniels and accepts the incriminating videotape, ultimately ensuring the release of the innocen...
Host of the local talk show Detroit AM. He crosses paths with Boyd at an anger management class and uses his media platform to investigate the corruption, eventually uncovering Leon Rollins' true iden...
A police sergeant who secretly leads a corrupt gang of officers involved in the heroin theft. He orchestrates the conspiracy and engages in a final rooftop battle with Boyd, where he is impaled on a m...
Captain of the 15th precinct and former internal affairs officer. She supervises Boyd, enforces discipline, and sends him to anger management. She is killed during an ambush while attempting to expose...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Lewis Strutt is revealed as the leader of the corrupt police group, while Useldinger participates in its violent operations.
At the end of the film, T.K. Johnson becomes Henry Wayne's television co-host.
Annette Mulcahy is the captain of the 15th precinct and supervises Orin Boyd after his transfer. She also sends him to anger management and warns him...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Latrell Walker and Trish videotape the corrupt officers' activities in hopes of proving the innocence of Walker's imprisoned brother.
Latrell Walker and T.K. Johnson are introduced together during a suspicious deal. T.K. later helps Walker oppose the corrupt officers.
Chief Hinges arrives with backup during the warehouse raid, where he confronts the corrupt officers alongside Boyd and George Clark.
Boyd fights Useldinger after disrupting an undercover operation, and Useldinger later shoots Boyd during the warehouse confrontation.
Boyd initially investigates Latrell Walker as a suspected drug dealer, but later learns that Walker is secretly working against the corrupt officers a...
Orin Boyd and George Clark are assigned as partners and investigate the stolen heroin and the corrupt police operation together.
Boyd discovers that Lewis Strutt leads the corrupt police group involved in the heroin theft. Boyd later fights Strutt on the warehouse roof.
A transferred detective uncovers a police corruption ring and helps dismantle it through cooperation, evidence, and direct confrontation.
Directed by Andrzej Bartkowiak
Exit Wounds (2001) · 5.9/10 · action, crime, thriller
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