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A chief enforcer of the prison planetoid of Proteus, Croad can be described as half-drunken and thickheaded -- a description fitting most of the prisoners and the enforcers themselves. Evidently he can fly, albeit laxly, old sixth-millenium starfighter craft. He uses such a craft to pursue Robber, who is flying valuable crates of ambrosa to Aeries.

Starbuck manages to repair the ship sufficiently for flight, but is caught by Croad and is given the name "Bootlegger 137". The designation doesn't sit well with Starbuck, enough so that he discovers that the locks on the cell doors are in a state of disrepair and escapes. This forces Croad to face the truth. The prisoners begin a revolt once they find out that they are helping only the enforcers as they slave over production of long-fermenting ambrosa.

Croad accuses Starbuck of being a Cylon spy, however this is disproven by the landing of Apollo, Boomer and Robber. He survives the attack from three Cylon raiders, and apparently still continues living on Proteus (The Long Patrol).

Portrayed by Ted Gehring

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-A chief [[Proteus enforcers|enforcer]] of the prison planetoid of [[Proteus]], Croad can be described as half-drunken and thickheaded -- a description fitting most of the prisoners and the enforcers themselves. Evidently he can fly, albeit laxly, old [[sixth-millenium]] starfighter craft. He used such a craft to pursue [[Robber]], who was flying valuable crates of [[ambrosa]] to [[Aeries]].
+[[Image:croad.jpg|thumb|Croad meets the captured Starbuck.]]
+A chief [[Proteus enforcers|enforcer]] of the prison planetoid of [[Proteus]], Croad can be described as half-drunken and thickheaded -- a description fitting most of the prisoners and the enforcers themselves. Evidently he can fly, albeit laxly, old [[sixth-millenium starfighter]] craft. He uses such a craft to pursue [[Robber]], who is flying valuable crates of [[ambrosa]] to [[Aeries]].
-[[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]], who managed to repair the ship sufficiently for flight, was later caught by Croad and given the name "[[Bootlegger 137]]". The designation didn't fit well with Starbuck, enough so that he discovered that the locks on the cell doors had been in a state of disrepair. This forced Croad to face the truth. The prisoners began a revolt once they found out that they were helping only the enforcers as they slaved over production of long-fermenting ambrosa.
+[[Starbuck (TOS)|Starbuck]] manages to repair the ship sufficiently for flight, but is caught by Croad and is given the name "[[Bootlegger 137]]". The designation doesn't sit well with Starbuck, enough so that he discovers that the locks on the cell doors are in a state of disrepair and escapes. This forces Croad to face the truth. The prisoners begin a revolt once they find out that they are helping only the enforcers as they slave over production of long-fermenting ambrosa.
-Croad accused Starbuck of being a [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]] spy, however this was later to be rebuked by the landing of [[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]], [[Boomer (TOS)|Boomer]] and Robber. He survived the attack from three [[Cylon Raider|Cylon raiders]], and apparently still continues living on Proteus. ([[The Long Patrol]])
+Croad accuses Starbuck of being a [[Cylons (TOS)|Cylon]] spy, however this is disproven by the landing of [[Apollo (TOS)|Apollo]], [[Boomer (TOS)|Boomer]] and Robber. He survives the attack from three [[Cylon Raider|Cylon raiders]], and apparently still continues living on Proteus ([[The Long Patrol]]).
 Portrayed by [http://us.imdb.com/M/person-exact?+Ted+Gehring Ted Gehring]
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