"I know every inch of him. His nerve sensors are alive, they're lit up like Christmas trees!"[src]
Linda Garcia was an OCP technician that maintained RoboCop at the Metro North precinct.
Biography[]
When Cain and the Nuke Cult dismantled RoboCop, she as concerned about his well-being and believed that he actually suffered pain, opposing Holzgang when OCP decided not to pay the repair costs. However, when Dr. Juliette Faxx proposed an update to RoboCop, she insisted to Holzgang that she should come with them. Holzgang replied that they don't need anyone.
When a reprogrammed RoboCop was returned, she felt that something was not right. She scanned his memory and saw there were over three-hundred new directives loaded to him by Faxx. However, Garcia and fellow technician Tak Akita were unable to erase them with their equipment. Hearing this, RoboCop stood up and overloaded himself from an adjacent power station.
Behind the scenes[]
Despite being a fairly prominent supporting character, Patricia Charbonneau is not credited for her role in the film.
The character is also not named in the film's dialogue, but her surname can be seen on her nametag and the novelization gives her first name as Linda.