Badge 373

Badge 373 refers to a 1973 American neo-noir action crime drama film directed by Howard W. Koch. It stars Robert Duvall as Detective Eddie Ryan, a New York City police officer investigating the murder of a fellow officer. The film is loosely based on the real-life experiences of NYPD Detective Sonny Grosso.

The title, "Badge 373," alludes to Ryan's police badge number and represents his identity and authority within the police force. The narrative explores themes of corruption, vigilantism, and the moral ambiguities faced by law enforcement in urban environments. The film portrays a gritty and cynical view of New York City and its criminal underworld.