Story: "Officer Down, Part Three: Armed and Dangerous" (22 Pages)

Credits:

Chuck Dixon (plot, script)
A Steven Harris (pencils)
John Nyberg (inks)
Willie Schubert (letters)
Noelle Giddings (colors)
Digital Chameleon (color separations)
Bob Schreck (edits)

Feature Character:

Oracle (last in Robin Vol. 2 #86; next in Catwoman #90)

Guest Stars:

Batman
Nightwing
Robin III
Azrael
Batgirl II (all five last in Robin Vol. 2 #86; all five next in Catwoman #90)

Supporting Characters:

James Gordon (last in Robin Vol. 2 #86; next in Nightwing Vol. 2 #53)
Renée Montoya
Crispus Allen (both last in Robin Vol. 2 #86; both next in Detective Comics #754)
Hardback Bock
Michael Akins (both last in Robin Vol. 2 #86; both next in Batman: Gotham Knights #13)
Harvey Bullock (last in Batgirl #12; next in Nightwing Vol. 2 #53)
Stacy
Tommy Burke (both last in Batman #587; both next in Batman: Gotham Knights #13)
Alfred Pennyworth (next in Catwoman #90)

Villains:

Jordan Reynolds (last in Robin Vol. 2 #86; next in Detective Comics #754); Harley Quinn
Tony Sparkles (first appearance; a smuggler of rare gems)
Eddie Plenty (first appearance; a fence)
Anthony Hastings (first appearance; a client of Catwoman's)
Billy Ray
Biggs

Other Characters:

Eric Cohen
Andi Kasinsky (both last in Batman #587; both next in Batman: Gotham Knights #13)

Synopsis:

Batman instructs the other heroes of Gotham to find Catwoman - even if she didn't shoot Gordon, she probably knows who did. Batman himself tells Oracle that he will stay with James Gordon, despite all her protests that he should be helping find the gunman. He is unmoved, and Oracle sends the others out on a mission to some of Catwoman's former associates, who are 'persuaded' to give them the location of Catwoman's probable target for the night.

Alfred visits Gordon's bedside to see if he can be of any help or comfort to Batman, but is completely ignored. Meanwhile, Chief Akins announces his temporary promotion to the rest of the department, the heroes watch Catwoman attempt entry to the Burnett museum, and Officers Rich and Lowell try to find some witnesses to the shooting...to absolutely no avail.

At the museum, the heroes defeat the robber's henchmen, and move in on the woman, only to discover that it is not Catwoman at all, but a disguised Harley Quinn. She tells them that Catwoman is not responsible for the shooting but is in hiding, in fear of her life. She decides to tell them where Catwoman is on condition that they won't hurt her feline pal.