Frank Rourke

==Summary==
Detective Frank Rourke is the morally ambiguous leader of the Los Angeles Police Department's Special Investigation Section. His trainee, Kyle Craig, was sent to work undercover and maintain close surveillance on him in order to stop him from becoming the next Alonzo Harris. Knowing that Craig was sent to find evidence of his corruption, he agreed to train him and uncover the mystery behind the death of his partner, who was also Craig's father.
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: , with weapons
Name: Frank Rourke, El Cucuy, the Bogeyman, Rooster, Roy Styles, Roscoe the Executioner
Origin: Training Day (2017)
Gender: Male
Age: Late 50s or early 60s
Classification: Human, Police Officer
Powers and Abilities: Peak Human Physical Characteristics, Weapon Mastery (Frank is an expert marksman, being able to shoot a man off a telephone pole with a BB gun and he shot Tim Wallace in his center mass, he used a baseball bat against a swordsman, he skillfully threw a tomahawk into a man's back, he used rebar and a metal bowl as melee weapons against a man with a power saw and threw a loose buzz saw blade into his chest,Training Day Season 1 Episode 9, "Bad Day at Aqua Mesa" he threw a pickaxe as an improvised weapon)Training Day Season 1 Episode 12, "Elegy" Martial Arts (Frank managed to defeat Kyle, a former Marine, in hand-to-hand combat), Stealth Mastery
Attack Potency: Athlete level (Frank is said to be "the crown prince of collateral damage")Training Day Season 1 Episode 2, "Tehrangeles"
Speed: Average Human with Subsonic combat speed (Dodged a broadhead from a PSE TAC 15 crossbow, being the only one the assassin Artemis ever missed, drew his pistol before another man could shoot him and caught a man's hand attempting to shiv him,Training Day Season 1 Episode 5, "Wages of Sin" knocked a woman's sawed-off shotgun up in the air before she could shoot him and drew his pistol before someone could throw a knife at him)
Lifting Strength: Average Human (Easily pulled a man out of his car)Training Day Season 1 Episode 7, "Quid Pro Quo"
Striking Strength: Athlete level
Durability: Athlete level, possibly Street level (Unfazed by getting shot in the shoulder with a pistol)
Stamina: Athletic (Endured getting slashed across the back with a sword, requiring 52 stitches afterwards)
Range: Standard Melee Range, higher with firearms
Standard Equipment:
Pistols
*Colt XSE
*Smith & Wesson M&P
*IMI Desert Eagle
*Smith & Wesson 4506Training Day Season 1 Episode 6, "Faultlines"
*Unidentified pistol
Revolvers
*Smith & Wesson Model 442
*Smith & Wesson Model 629 Competitor
Shotguns
*Kel-Tec KSG
*Unidentified shotgun
*Mossberg 500 PersuaderTraining Day Season 1 Episode 11, "Tunnel Vision"
Rifles
*Colt M4A1
Other
*Daisy Red Ryder
*DefTech 37mm launcher
*Cellphone disrupterTraining Day Season 1 Episode 3, "Trigger Time"
Intelligence: Above Average (Frank was said to be one of the finest investigators the Los Angeles Police Department had ever produced.Training Day Season 1 Episode 1, "Apocalypse Now" According to Deputy Chief Joy Lockhart, he spent 30 years chasing criminals and learning how they think.Training Day Season 1 Episode 13, "Elegy: Part 2" He taught Kyle that a good cop uses their own experience to outwit perps. Rebecca referred to him as smart. He speaks fluent English and some Spanish)Training Day Season 1 Episode 4, "Code of Honor"Training Day Season 1 Episode 8, "Blurred Lines"
Standard Tactics: Frank is a rogue cop. Not dissimilar to Alonzo Harris, he is willing to do whatever it takes to get the job, be it planting evidence or instigating gunfights. He even follows Harris' philosophy of "it's not what you know, it's what you can prove."
Weaknesses: Standard human weaknesses. He suffers from an unhealthy diet, high cholesterol, anger issues, excessive drinking, and "probably a personality disorder or two."
Notable Attacks/Techniques: Frank prefers firearms to hand-to-hand combat, but he typically kicks criminals in the groin when he is not shooting.Training Day Season 1 Episode 10, "Sunset"
==Notable Matchups==
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==References==
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