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Chief Andrew Bogomil is a character in the Beverly Hills Cop film series. 

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He is played by Ronny Cox.

Beverly Hills Cop []

He was the Lt. and though he was trying to follow police procedures, especially when Chief Hubbard orders for him to have Axel removed from Beverly Hills, and later after he finds out about the attack on Victor Maitland's mansion he heads there with backup. As a result of his arrival to assist Axel, it provide the chance for Jenny Summers who was being held hostage by Maitland to break free, allowing both of them to shoot and kill Maitland.

Bogomil then bends the rules to tell a cover story to Hubbard, allowing the bust to remain legal with the cocaine that was recovered in the warehouse, and avoid disgracing the Beverly Hills Police Department, as it was Axel Foley, an outsider that was largely responsible for what went down. Bogomil then reluctantly agreed to help smooth things over for Foley with Inspector Todd so he could keep his job in the Detroit Police and be able to leave Beverly Hills.

Beverly Hills Cop II[]

It is revealed here that he has a daughter named Jan.

Before the events of the film, Billy, Axel, Taggart and Bogomil all go fishing. At somepoint previously, he got promoted to Captain. Later while trying to lead the investigation of the Alpahbet Crimes, Bogomil gets suspended by the new and verbally abusive Chief Harold Lutz. He heads on home, and is waved down by a big, tall blonde woman. She is revealed to be one of the leaders in charge of the Alphabet Crimes. Bogomil is gunned down by her, and he was in the hospital in critical condition, but later made it to recovery. Later, Axel Foley found out what happened from a news report and after talking on the phone with Jan and Rosewood, he heads to Beverly Hills to find who did it. Later, after the Alphabet Crimes were solved, Mayor Ted Egan fired Lutz for his abusive attitude and jeopardizing the case, and Bogomil is chosen to replace him as Chief of Police in Beverly Hills.

He's not in the third film, and there's no explanation about his disappearance, possibly having retired because Taggart retired also and Rosewood became second in command of the police department.

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