Donald Worden

Donald Worden
Donald Worden
Born	Baltimore, Maryland
Other names	The Big Man
	Police career
Country	United States
Department	Baltimore Police Department
Service years	1962–99
Rank	Detective
Badge no.	145
Other work	Former B.C.P.D. H.Q. Homicide Big Man Case

Donald "Don" Worden is a retired

David Simon's non-fiction book about the homicide unit, Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets (1991)^[1] and provided the inspiration for the Homicide: Life on the Street television series character Stanley Bolander, played by Ned Beatty.^{[citation needed}

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Biography

Worden, a native of Baltimore's

Terry McLarney's Homicide squad working under Shift Lieutenant Gary D'Addario

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References

^ Simon 2006
^ Simon 2006, p. 29: "I'm just a poor, dumb white boy from Hampden, trying to make his way through this world and into the next."
^ Simon 2006, p. 31: "the department had been his home since 1962."
^ Simon 2006, p. 31: "He had gone downtown after more than a decade in the Northwest district…"
^ Simon 2006, p. 23: "The Big Man sits…"

Bibliography

Simon, David (2006) [1st. pub.
ISBN 0-8050-8075-9
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[1] Simon 2006

[2] Simon 2006, p. 29: "I'm just a poor, dumb white boy from Hampden, trying to make his way through this world and into the next."

[3] Simon 2006, p. 31: "the department had been his home since 1962."

[4] Simon 2006, p. 31: "He had gone downtown after more than a decade in the Northwest district…"

[5] Simon 2006, p. 23: "The Big Man sits…"

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