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==== [[Arrowverse]] ====
The Gotham City Police Department appears in the [[Arrowverse]] crossover "[[Elseworlds (Arrowverse)|Elseworlds]]". It is seen in Part 2 where it's police officers arrest [[Green Arrow|Oliver Queen]], [[Flash (Barry Allen)|Barry Allen]], and [[Supergirl (Kara Zor-El)|Kara Danvers]] when they get into a scuffle with some thugs that were also arrested. The three of them are bailed out by a man working for [[Batwoman|Kate Kane]].
 
The Gotham City Police Department appears in ''[[Batwoman (TV series)|Batwoman]]''. Jack Forbes is depicted as the police commissioner.
 
====Animated====
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;''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'':
In the acclaimed [[animated television series]], ''[[Batman: The Animated Series]]'', the GCPD characters are given more attention such as in "P.O.V", where the major characters of the force in the series participate in a detailed debriefing of an incident. One of the most important contributions from the animated series to the Batman universe is the introduction of [[Renee Montoya]] (first as a uniformed officer, then a detective), which would later become a first-grade character in the ''GCPD'' comic books. In the printed [[DC Universe]], her presence was so solidly incorporated that she later retired from the Department to assume the identity of [[Question (comics)|the Question]].
 
; ''Batman Beyond'':
In this animated series ''[[Batman Beyond]]'', James Gordon's daughter Barbara Gordon (former Batgirl in ''Batman: The Animated Series'') serves as the new commissioner.
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===In films===
====''[[Batman (1989 film)|Batman]]'' (1989 film)====
:* '''[[Lt. Max Eckhardt|Lieutenant Max Eckhardt]]''' (portrayed by [[William Hootkins]]) - A corrupt coppolice lieutenant echoing some of the [[Crisis on Infinite Earths|Pre-Crisis]] aspects of Harvey Bullock. He is killed by Jack Napier at Ace Chemicals (called Axis Chemicals in the film).
 
====The Dark Knight Trilogy====
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:* '''Detective Anna Ramirez''' (portrayed by [[Monique Curnen]]) - A corrupt police detective - although she only gave in to the mob's demands to pay her sick mother's hospital bills rather than out of more selfish motives - involved in the scarring of Harvey Dent and the death of Rachel Dawes by the Joker and the mob. She also appeared in ''[[Batman: Gotham Knight]]'', voiced by [[Ana Ortiz]]. The commentary on the ''[[Batman: Gotham Knight]]'' DVD, indicates she might be loosely inspired by Renee Montoya. She received a head injury from Dent after he cracked her head with the bottom of his revolver. Her fate is unknown, but it's implied from Gordon that she didn't survive her trauma, though she might not have regained consciousness yet.
:* '''Detective Mike Wuertz''' (portrayed by [[Ron Dean]]) - A corrupt police detective involved in the scarring of Harvey Dent and the death of Rachel Dawes by the Joker and the mob. He is later killed when Dent shoots him in the head with a revolver as one of his first actions as Two-Face.
:* '''Detective Gerard Stephens''' (portrayed by [[Keith Szarabajka]]) - An honest police detective, if not aversed in the field of police brutality. He assists in faking Gordon's death, and is later seen guarding the Joker in an interrogation room, informing the Joker that he has been a cop long enough to distinguish between punks who commit crimes for kicks and the sick animals like the Joker who enjoy it, although he's tricked into attacking the Joker, who holds him hostage temporarily during his escape from custody.
 
=====''[[The Dark Knight Rises]]'' (2012 film)=====
:* '''Officer/Detective John Blake''' (portrayed by [[Joseph Gordon-Levitt]]) - An earnest beat cop who was promoted by James Gordon after being attacked by Bane's forces. Originally, an orphan, he had deduced Batman's true identity as Bruce Wayne and befriended him before the attack on Gotham. After Batman "sacrifices himself" to destroy a neutron bomb, John Blake (whose real first name is [[Robin (comics)|Robin]]), is seen entering the [[Batcave]].
:* '''Deputy Commissioner Peter Foley''' (portrayed by [[Matthew Modine]]) - Second-in-command and close friend to Gordon. Foley is shown as being quite ambitious and initially doesn't believe an injured Gordon's assertions about Bane raising an army underneath the streets of Gotham. He is eager to capture Batman, something he believes Gordon was never capable of, even when Bane is the more immediate and obvious target, to the point that he inadvertently lets Bane escape when Batman crashes the police pursuit following Bane's robbery of the stock exchange. He is one of the few officers who was not trapped underground after Bane triggered multiple explosions in the tunnels. Though initially aiding Gordon and other members of the resistance, Foley later refuses to take part in the final push against Bane's forces, fearing for his own safety after what Bane did to those special forces members. However, he relents and joins in the riot between the cops and [[Bane (comics)|Bane]]'s army. Foley manages to kill Bane's lieutenant, Barsad, with a submachine gun, but is then killed by automatic fire from Talia's escaping Tumbler.
:* '''Officer Tyler Ross''' (portrayed by [[Reggie Lee (actor)|Reggie Lee]]) - Blake's patrol partner who is trapped underground after the explosion in the sewers, and communicates with Blake during the revolution by passing notes through a sewer grate. He is shot dead by a League of Shadows mercenary when Blake is trying to pull him out of a sewer manhole cover.
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:* '''Chief Angel Rojas''' (voiced by [[Edward James Olmos]] in the first appearance, [[Jesse Corti]] in later appearances) — The Chief of Police. For Chief Rojas, The Batman is nothing less than a black eye to his police force. Believing there is no room for vigilante justice in Gotham, Rojas has made capturing the Dark Knight a top priority.
:* '''Detective Ellen Yin''' (voiced by [[Ming-Na Wen]]) — Given her name and the events of the episode, "Artifacts", she could be a loose adaptation of Ellen Yindel from ''[[Batman: The Dark Knight Returns]]''. She was Batman's first ally in the Gotham City Police Department before James Gordon came into view.
:* '''Detective Ethan Bennett''' (voiced by [[Steve Harris (actor)|Steve Harris]]) — He is a childhood friend of Bruce Wayne's. Due to a chemical created by the Joker, he becomes the first Clayface for this series and is later cured in "Clayfaces" during the fight with Basil Karlo.
:* '''Detective Cash Tankinson''' (voiced by [[Patrick Warburton]]) - He is a bumbling detective who was Yin's partner for the episode "JTV"." Cash later returned in the episode "Cash for Toys" where he was assigned by Commissioner Gordon to be Bruce Wayne's personal bodyguard after he was targeted by Cosmo Krank.
 
====''[[Beware the Batman]]'' (2013 series)====
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:** '''Sal Martinez''' (portrayed by Lucas Salvagno) – One of the several young police trainees to join Captain Nathaniel Barnes' strike force. He is later killed by Tabitha Galavan when he tried to arrest her during the fight between Oswald Cobblepot's gang and the Gotham City Police Department.
:* '''Vanessa Harper''' (portrayed by Kelcy Griffin) - A detective who transferred to the main precinct from the 3-5.
 
====''[[Batwoman (TV series)|Batwoman]]''====
:* '''Stu Donnelly''' (portrayed by Phillip Mitchell) - A GCPD detective who is one of the Executioner's victims. It was discovered that he, Judge Raymond Calverick, and assistant district attorney Angus Stanton worked together to send innocent men to Blackgate Penitentiary's death row which led to Executioner's vendetta on them.
 
==See also==