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* ReallyGetsAround: His hobby is having sex with women, despite being married. One of his girlfriends also tips him off about which houses to rob.
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* ReallyGetsAround: His hobby is having sex with women, despite being married. One of his girlfriends girlfriends, Crystal Ferguson, also tips him off about which houses to rob.
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* BigBad: From a narrative standpoint, he would be this as the head of the extremely corrupt Gun Trace Task Force that's under federal investigation. However, it's deconstructed as the series goes out of its way to show that the entire system is the real problem and props up people like Jenkins.
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* BigBad: From a narrative standpoint, he would be this trope as the head of the extremely corrupt Gun Trace Task Force that's under federal investigation. However, it's deconstructed as the series goes out of its way to show that the entire system is the real problem and props up people like Jenkins.
* BigBadWannabe: Far from some mastermind, Jenkins is little more than a thug with a badge that figured out how to cheat the system, and relies on using his reputation to protect him more than any sort of tact in covering his tracks. The show makes it clear that as long as the leadership structures of police focus on arrest and seizure numbers while protecting and rewarding dirty cops, there will be many more people like Jenkins.
* BigBadWannabe: Far from some mastermind, Jenkins is little more than a thug with a badge that figured out how to cheat the system, and relies on using his reputation to protect him more than any sort of tact in covering his tracks. The show makes it clear that as long as the leadership structures of police focus on arrest and seizure numbers while protecting and rewarding dirty cops, there will be many more people like Jenkins.
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* HistoricalBeautyUpdate: The real Wayne Jenkins was more chubby and plain looking, a far cry from the handsome and rugged Jon Bernthal.
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* HistoricalBeautyUpdate: The real Wayne Jenkins was [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/real_jenkins.png more chubby and plain looking, looking]], a far cry from the handsome and rugged Jon Bernthal.
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* HateSink: Even among his similarly corrupt squad mates, Hersl stands out as particularly heinous and cruel. Hersl is such an In-Universe asshole that when Steele asks various figures to name the "prototype" bad Baltimore cop, everyone immediately cites Hersl as the premiere example.
* HistoricalUglinessUpdate: The real Hersl had a youthful, friendly-looking face compared to Josh Charles, who depicts him as always scowling and visibly looks his age (Charles and Hersl are very close in age).
* HistoricalUglinessUpdate: The real Hersl had a youthful, friendly-looking face compared to Josh Charles, who depicts him as always scowling and visibly looks his age (Charles and Hersl are very close in age).
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* HateSink: Even among his similarly corrupt squad mates, Hersl stands out as particularly heinous and cruel. Hersl is such an In-Universe asshole that when Steele asks various figures to name the "prototype" "prototypical" bad Baltimore cop, everyone immediately cites Hersl as the premiere example.
* HistoricalUglinessUpdate: The real Hersl had a [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/real_hersl.png youthful, friendly-lookingface face]] compared to Josh Charles, who depicts him as always scowling and visibly looks his age (Charles and the real Hersl are very close in age).
* HistoricalUglinessUpdate: The real Hersl had a [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/real_hersl.png youthful, friendly-looking
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* HistoricalBeautyUpdate: Played by Jaime Hector who looks much more handsome and model-like than the more plain looking real Sean Suiter.
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* HistoricalBeautyUpdate: Played by Jaime Hector who looks much more handsome and model-like than the more [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/real_sean_suiter.jpg plain looking looking]] real Sean Suiter.
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* HistoricalBeautyUpdate: The real John Sieracki is quite a bit heavier than Don Harvey.
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* HistoricalBeautyUpdate: The [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/real_john_sieracki.png real John Sieracki Sieracki]] is quite a bit heavier and has some less conventionally attractive facial traits than Don Harvey.Harvey.
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** Bonus points in Episode 5 when the entire unit shows up at the IAD headquarters and G-Money shows up parking in the Lieutenants spot, gets out the car with a silk shirt and a Louis Vuitton belt without a care in the world.
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** Bonus points in the end of Episode 5 when the entire unit shows up at the IAD headquarters ( in which they are arrested) and G-Money shows up parking in the Lieutenants spot, gets out the car with a silk shirt and a Louis Vuitton belt without a care in the world.
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* TheCorrupter: He is the one that pulls Wayne from a DirtyCop to effectively becoming a player in the drug scene with promises of even more money. Earlier in the series he is one of the most prominent people who feeds on Jenkins' insecurity about his lack of money too buy showing up at a BBQ with better food and drinks than him.
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* TheCorrupter: He is the one that pulls Wayne from a DirtyCop to effectively becoming a player in the drug scene with promises of even more money. Earlier in the series he is one of the most prominent people who feeds on Jenkins' insecurity about his lack of money too buy showing when he shows up at a BBQ with better food and drinks than him.
