- "No way! You're not taking me down for this."
- ―Errol Schroeder
Errol Schroeder is a character in L.A. Noire. He is a suspect in the Upon Reflection Patrol case.
Biography[]
Events of L.A. Noire[]
During the murder investigation of Scooter Peyton, Officers Cole Phelps and Ralph Dunn found a Smith & Wesson Model 27 revolver. At a nearby gun store, the employee explained that the weapon was chambered for .357 and nickel-plated with pearl grips. He also explained that the revolvers were only available via special order. Using the serial number, they traced the owner, Errol Schroeder, to his apartment on Boyle Heights, 203 South Gless Street.
The two arrived, with Phelps asking if he was the owner of the revolver, to which Schroeder didn't deny. Phelps then revealed that Scooter Peyton was murdered by the same weapon. However, Schroeder denied being the murderer, and in fact revealed that he employed Scooter. Schroeder attempted to find his gun in his apartment to absolve himself, however the gun wasn't there, prompting Phelps and Dunn to arrest him. Schroeder retaliated, knocking out Dunn and starting a fistfight with Phelps, but was subdued and handcuffed immediately thereafter.
Phelps proceeded to search the apartment and found a notebook containing a list of names and numbers, including Homicide Detective Floyd Rose. The notebook was likely a payroll indicating Rose's corruption from taking bribes. Incidentally, Floyd was one of the detectives initially investigating Peyton's murder, with the other being Rusty Galloway. Phelps, however, dropped the lead at Dunn's insistence and phoned in KGPL. Schroeder was arrested as the only known suspect in the murder, but further information is unknown, including whether he was formally charged and tried.
Murder accusation(s)[]
- Scooter Peyton - Shot for unknown reason(s)
Case Appearances[]
Patrol[]
- Upon Reflection (Arrested)
Trivia[]
- This is the first suspect arrested on the Patrol Desk, also the first suspect arrested in L.A. Noire.