Harris Boivin

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Harris Boivin
Alias	None
Origin	Breaking Bad
Occupation	Los Pollos Hermanos enforcer
Powers / Skills	Military training
Goals	Kill anyone who enters the White residence (failed).
Crimes	Breaking and entering Attempted murder
Type of Villain	Assassin

Harris Boivin is a minor antagonist in the crime drama series Breaking Bad. He is an enforcer for Gus Fring's drug empire.

History

Season 4

Harris Boivin and Raymond Martinez are sent by Gus to Walter White's house on orders to kill anyone in the family who returns home. They sneak out through the back gate when Walt sends an unsuspecting neighbor inside, alerting him of their presence. They reenter the house as Walt sneaks inside and collects money from the crawl space. Walt escapes, narrowly avoiding the two hitmen.

Season 5

Following Gus' death, Harris is arrested for his connection to Gus' empire. His lawyer Dan Wachsberger starts paying him hush money, but is caught in the act and stops. Subsequently, Harris is added to the list of men that Lydia Rodarte-Quayle put out a contract on. Walt pays Jack Welker's gang to assassinate the targets, including Harris, to prevent them from testifying against him. Harris is stabbed to death offscreen in the prison showers by members of the gang, who walk past his body and drop their bloody knives.