List of law enforcement personnel employed by the San Francisco Police Department.
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Brynner's police friends []
Christopher Brynner had friends in the San Francisco Police Department.
In 2024, he offered to talk to them on Jadzia Dax's behalf regarding her friends who were trapped in the District Processing Center during the Bell Riots. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part II")
These police were only mentioned in dialogue.
Policeman (19th century) []
A policeman
In 1893, this SFPD policeman responded to a fight at the Sisters of Hope Infirmary between the away team from the USS Enterprise-D (in 19th century garb) and two aliens from Devidia II, who had disguised themselves as a doctor and a nurse in order to steal neural energy from cholera patients. When the policeman came, Riker tried and failed to convince him to let the group leave before telling the officer that he had the highest respect for law enforcement and that he was sorry. Riker then punched the policeman and knocked him out, so that the group could escape.
Later, the policeman was briefly seen telling a young reporter about what had happened in the infirmary. (TNG: "Time's Arrow, Part II")
A makeup continuity polaroid of Boyett
This policeman was played by William Boyett.
Policemen (19th century) []
These policemen encountered the away team of the Enterprise-D when they traveled back into time to San Francisco of 1893. Some of them tried to stop the away team from leaving the Sisters of Hope Infirmary in a horse buggy. (TNG: "Time's Arrow", "Time's Arrow, Part II")
Policeman (20th century) []
the SFPD policeman
This motorcycle officer was questioned by Pavel Chekov on where he could find "the nuclear wessels." (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
The policeman was played by an unknown actor.
SWAT Leader []
The SWAT leader
In 2024, the SWAT leader (call sign: Blue Leader) led the assault on the Sanctuary District. His troops killed a number of people including Webb and wounded Sisko as he was protecting a hostage named Vin. Vin, a law enforcement officer himself, chided the leader for the use of force. The SWAT leader said that they believed that the hostages were dead. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part II")
The SWAT leader was played by Mitch David Carter.
SWAT Team []
The SWAT team
The San Francisco Police Department SWAT team entered the Sanctuary District processing center during the Bell Riots to restore order and free the hostages. (DS9: "Past Tense, Part II")
The SWAT team was played by unknown actors.