Metro West
Swamped with problems, overworked and a man who does things by the book, Reed's dedication to duty is legend. To him, a police constable is not merely doing a job - they're a vital staple of society, the face of civilized society, representing the people, the restraint and the triumph of law over lawlessness.
To say this takes precedence over his constable's well-being is not fair, Reed has a hard time accepting their lack of funding and mismanagement, but to him, a visible police force on the streets, and the individual constable's sense of duty to the citizens of old Detroit, is more vital to society than the actual effectiveness of those constables. That said, Reed looks after his constables in whatever small way he can. It's just that, in the current environment, this usually means just arranging their funerals and informing their families. The entire situation's a huge and ugly mess, and Reed is the only one man enough to take on the job.
Publication Information
- Host : Warren Reed
- Aliases : John, Reed, Sergeant Reed
- Gender : Male
- Affiliations : Detroit City Police Department
- Status : Desk Sergeant
- Appeareance(s) : RoboCop (1987), RoboCop 2 (1990), RoboCop 3 (1993)
- Potrayer : Robert DoQui
Metro North
After those events, Reed is transferred to Metro North. He confronts Holzgang as he is removing Robocop from the police station for reprogramming, telling him that he is a cop like everyone else, and he expects Robo to be walking again. Holzgang gave him a derisive response, telling that he is out of warranty.
Metro South
He was devastated over the death of Constable Anne Lewis who was killed by McDaggett. He also helps the rebels fight against the rehabs lead by Paul McDaggett.
Trivia
- Warren Reed was originally meant to be killed off in RoboCop 2 instead of Anne Lewis; however, Frank Miller was forced to change the script thanks to executive meddling. In the comic book, Warren Reed was killed while Anne Lewis survived.
