Widow of a mobster and paramour to Lieutenant Goldblume, Gina was shot by an assassin for acting as a police informant and died in Goldblume's arms. He joined the police department directly following his service in Vietnam, wearing badge 1146 in the Midtown Precinct; while there, he was compelled to serve as a For much of the series, the sole female officer who is given story lines. Frank is divorced from Fay Furillo, though he tolerates her regular tirades and helps her out as if they were still married. Sal Benedetto/Lt. A superhero "wannabe" who crosses paths with Belker on several occasions. Romantically linked with Sgt. Dennis Franz Det. He is loyal to the chief, though nowhere near as cynical. A county coroner who, because of budget shortages and lack of staffing, is constantly behind in his work. Though not provably corrupt, Daniels is an opportunist with very little conscience. He is a tough cop with a New England accent, and was a former "drinking buddy" of Furillo before Furillo swore off alcohol. A patrol officer who is partnered with Lucy Bates. He gives the impression of being a bit older than most of the other cops. He is transferred from Polk Avenue after a physical altercation with a female officer, replacing Bates as Desk Sergeant in the process. Neal's trademarks are a toothpick in the side of his mouth and a habit of referring to people as "babe" or, when he is angry, "sucker!" He has a mustache, a strong lower jaw, and his blonde hair is a bit on the long side. Instead of urging his officers to "be careful out there," he encourages his people to "do it to them before they do it to us"; in Season 6, this is tempered to "They're getting away out there!" Inwardly, however, he begins to harbor deep resentment toward Hunter. Daniels respects Furillo's integrity, though it often frustrates him as it interferes with what he considers effective policy or political expediency. Due to his aggressive style, Buntz is frequently the target of internal investigations; in one case, a corrupt Internal Affairs investigator sets Buntz up, using Buntz's record to make the set-up appear real.
Fabian’s birth mother.
Oberman is impatient of what he feels to be baseless arrests, but never seems to raise his voice. A decorated Marine and a veteran of the Vietnam War, Hunter tends to speak in an overly complex manner similar to that of Sergeant Esterhaus; however, unlike Sergeant Esterhaus, he rarely thinks about or seems to understand the consequences of some of the things he says, especially relating to social, racial or ethnic subjects/situations, and often comes across as extremely patronizing. Though he was the protege of Police Chief-to-be Daniels, Furillo often disagrees with Daniels on policy and generally has little respect for him. A trained boxer, he twice won Partners with Bobby Hill, who calls him "Cowboy", even though he was born in New Jersey and had "never been west of In charge of the Emergency Action Team, Hunter loves to postulate and theorize about the degeneration of society. He is a football fan and he once called a recess so that he, Joyce, and the other court officers could watch the end of a game in his office. Introduced as the Captain in charge of Vice when it was based out of the Midtown Precinct. In Season 3 after one such harangue had begun, Furillo lost his temper with her and forced her to come to terms with the fact that since they were no longer married, she shouldn't keep coming to him for solutions. He speaks both English and Spanish fluently. Transfers to Hill Street in Season 7. Schiller is slightly disheveled looking, often wearing an ordinary shirt under his robe. In the episode "A "khaki officer" brought in to assist Leo Schnitz in Season 4. He generally presents himself to be even-tempered, though it is often clear that he is controlling his emotions; on rare occasions he allows himself to get truly angry. Cleveland's own son, Lee, is revealed to be a The "khaki" officer in charge of booking. Hill Street Blues (TV Series 1981–1987) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.