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Although Nick Knight and his partners are detectives and work in plainclothes, it is the uniformed branch of the force that is most strongly associated with the concept of "police", and officers in uniform appear in many scenes in Forever Knight. Many of the extras (actors without speaking parts) are in uniform, whether controlling crime scenes or providing the background police presence in the police station.

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  • Although Nick Knight and his partners are detectives and work in plainclothes, it is the uniformed branch of the force that is most strongly associated with the concept of "police", and officers in uniform appear in many scenes in Forever Knight. Many of the extras (actors without speaking parts) are in uniform, whether controlling crime scenes or providing the background police presence in the police station.
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  • Although Nick Knight and his partners are detectives and work in plainclothes, it is the uniformed branch of the force that is most strongly associated with the concept of "police", and officers in uniform appear in many scenes in Forever Knight. Many of the extras (actors without speaking parts) are in uniform, whether controlling crime scenes or providing the background police presence in the police station. No regular character in Forever Knight is in the lower ranks of the uniformed branch. Most often mentioned (though never seen) is Officer Lipinski. Most often seen is Officer Miller. However, there are a number of other uniformed cops in small supporting roles: for some, their first names are all we know; for others, only their surnames. Such uniformed officers include: Dietrich in "Dark Knight"; Obregon in "Dead Issue"; Lewis in "Feeding the Beast"; Jenner in "A Fate Worse than Death"; Lang, Jenkins, and Melvyn in "Blood Money"; Vera in "Close Call"; Harry and Michelle in "Blind Faith"; and Griffin in "The Human Factor". Named uniformed sergeants include Lillian in "Capital Offense", and Mandrake in "Baby, Baby".
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