Andrew O’Brien
O'Brien and Maguire tell Reilly to get lost... or else.
Detective Andrew O'Brien isn't above a little trash talk. "I'll put a slug in your head and have Chang the Chinaman cut up your privates for chop suey."
O'Brien and Maguire wonder if Kevin, who recently lost his own young daughter, is too close to the case.
"I'll put a slug in your head and have Chang the Chinaman cut up your privates for chop suey." - Andrew O'Brien
Detective Maguire insists that Jeremiah McLean killed Mary Lockwood. According to Maguire, Mary was supposed to run away with McLean to Europe, but changed her mind.
Corcoran consults with fellow Detective Andrew O'Brien.
Andrew O'Brien's wife Sybil is worried about a possible Confederate threat on New York City and wonders if it's time to head out to Kentucky.
Wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of that look.
Andrew O’Brien
Mid-Season Beat Sheet: When Kevin and Francis need a little extra muscle, Detective Andrew O’Brien is their go-to guy. A burly Irishman, O’Brien looks tough, but his overbearing wife has him totally whipped. O’Brien a loyal friend who’s good for the latest Five Points gossip – he had the dish on Maguire and Molly’s plans to get hitched, and broke the news to Maguire when Molly was murdered.
Strengths: Physical intimidation
Vices: Tobacco
Lady Lovers: Sybil O’Brien
Kill Count: 2 – Anonymous bank robbers
Goals to Strive for in 1865:Get some marriage counseling.
The Last Word: “Batten down the hatches, a hurricane named Sybil is coming.”
Poor Andrew got the wrong tooth pulled.
You know you're in trouble when Corcoran holds your interrogation in a butcher's shop.
The boys hit the bar to close the case of the poisoned cake.
Corcoran and O'Brien are skeptical about Francis' sudden engagement.
Corcoran and Maguire bicker over Maguire's nuptials, and the two leave on an angry note.
The injured Kevin Corcoran and fellow detective, Andrew O'Brien, are spotted on the streets of Five Points.
Detective O'Brien and Corcoran discuss Maguire's relationship with Molly Stuart. O'Brien insists that Molly is not the marrying kind, and tells Corky he knows about his affair with Molly.
Andrew O'Brien delivers the bad news... Molly is dead.