Archie Colmyer
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| Archie Colmyer | |
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| Gender | Male |
| LAPD Rank | Lieutenant |
| LAPD Department | Vice |
| Location | Los Angeles |
| Affiliation(s) | LAPD |
| Status | Alive |
| Birth | 1900 |
| Actor | Steve Rankin |
- "Did I ask your opinion detective?"
- ―Archie Colmyer to Roy Earle.
Archibald "Archie" Colmyer is a character in L.A. Noire. He is a Lieutenant in the LAPD's Vice department.
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Biography
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Background
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Colmyer served in the LAPD, partnered with Roy Earle until eventually moving up to the Vice desk and became lieutenant of the department. As lieutenant, Colmyer handled the general affairs of Vice, and assigned detectives to investigations.
Events of L.A. Noire
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At Earle's request, Colmyer helped secure Detective Phelps' promotion to Vice and partnered him with Earle. Colmyer assigned Phelps and Earle very prominent cases such as the investigation of the stolen morphine distribution, the reefer distribution and Julia Randall's death. There are several indications of Colmyer's corruption, such as his arrangement with Victor Sanders and his involvement in the "Brenda" scandal. Colmyer was also part of the Suburban Redevelopment Fund, along with Earle and corrupt Police Commissioner William Worrell. All appeared on Leland Monroe's payroll, in exchange in supporting and covering Monroe's illegal activities.
Case Appearances
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Vice
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Trivia
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- Lt. Colmyer's actor, Steve Rankin, also made a minor appearance in the 1997 movie 'L.A. Confidential', as Mickey Cohen's arresting officer.