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- Gotham City Police Department is the Police branch in Gotham City.
- The Gotham City Police Department is the policing division located in Gotham City. James Gordon is the Commissioner. Harvey Bullock, Renee Maria Montoya, and Crispus Allen work/worked there as detectives
- The Gotham City Police Department, often referred to as the GCPD, is the police department of Gotham City. Aside from a handful of recurring characters, such as Harvey Bullock, Sarah Essen, Renee Montoya, and James Gordon, the department has a well-deserved reputation for being extraordinarily brutal and corrupt. It has alternatively supported or opposed Batman over the course of his vigilante career, and their complicated relationship often varied depending on contemporary Gotham politics and outlook of individual commissioners.
- The Gotham City Police Department (typically abbreviated as GCPD) are the primary body of law enforcement in Gotham City. Unfortunately despite this the GCPD were also almost universally corrupt prior to the arrival of both Batman and James Gordon. Under the leadership of corrupt Commissioner Loeb, the GCPD were little more than thugs with badges. When Batman first appeared the GCPD opposed him not because they viewed him as a dangerous vigilante (though they would use this as a justification) but rather because his actions threatened their criminal activities. In their desperation to kill Batman they also showed a complete willingness to endanger innocent civilians.
- The Gotham City Police Department has long been steeped in political corruption, with numerous officers involved in bribery and even more serious offenses such as drug-trafficking and murder, due to the strength of the Gotham City Organized Crime Family's grip on the city until the arrival of James Gordon and the Batman saw justice return to power.
- Acting as both ally and opponent of Batman, the superhero long-established in Gotham, the GCPD has long been steeped in corruption, with numerous officers both high-and-low ranking involved in bribery and even more serious offenses such as drug-trafficking and murder.
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