1. Arthur Fancy is a character in the television series NYPD Blue.

1. Arthur Fancy is a character in the television series NYPD Blue.
Arthur Fancy is played by James McDaniel from seasons one through eight.
Arthur Fancy alluded in Season 2 to recently passing his 20-year service mark on the police force.
Arthur Fancy previously worked as a detective prior to entering the management track and was promoted to lieutenant in charge of the 15th detective squad about a year prior to the start of the show's timeline.
Arthur Fancy was one of the newly recruited African American commanders on a force previously controlled by Irish American police officers.
Arthur Fancy expresses a pragmatic attitude towards older cops' outdated beliefs.
In different episodes, Arthur Fancy manages to thwart the attempts of his superior, Captain Haverhill, who opposes appointing black commanders, to frame him for misconduct and threatens a civil lawsuit over racial discrimination.
Lillian is diabetic, which causes Arthur Fancy to be overprotective during her last pregnancy, which he later apologizes for.
Arthur Fancy has a younger brother, an officer named Reggie, who is distrustful of whites.
Arthur Fancy's family takes in a foster child named Maceo in season 1, and Fancy is devastated when Maceo's mom, a reformed drug abuser, later returns to reclaim custody.
In season 4, when Maceo is arrested for running drugs for his off-the-wagon mom, Arthur Fancy has to convince him to cooperate with the NYPD in a sting against her associates.
Arthur Fancy's mother blames him and says prison might do him some good.
Arthur Fancy uncovered the plan and got the informant to record Haverhill calling Arthur Fancy a "nigger".
Arthur Fancy was one of the characters who most influenced Andy Sipowicz, changing his once-openly racist views.
Arthur Fancy went to Captain Bass, requesting that the Chief of Patrol transfer Officer Szymanski out of the predominantly Caucasian precinct of Bayside, Queens.
Arthur Fancy was seated in the passenger's seat of the squad car, and Fancy believed he was merely backing Szymanski, his superior.
Captain Bass then came to Arthur Fancy, telling him that putting Szymanski in Bedford-Stuyvesant was a bad idea.
Arthur Fancy got Szymanski transferred under his command to the 15th precinct, where he was assigned a Black partner.
Arthur Fancy retired to care for her and recommended Fancy as his replacement.
Bass had Dalto transferred out and Arthur Fancy was permanently replaced by Lieutenant Tony Rodriguez.