Kamile Erkan

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Evil-doer
Full Name	Kamile Erkan
Alias	None
Origin	S.W.A.T.
Occupation	Interpol officer (formerly) Vigilante
Powers / Skills	Deception Tracking Manipulation Gunmanship
Goals	Kidnap Rudi from S.W.A.T. (succeeded). Either: Kill Cano (attempted, failed). Kill Rudy to hurt Cano (abandoned). Avenge her sister's torture and death (failed).
Crimes	Kidnapping Attempted child murder Attempted torture
Type of Villain	Vengeful Anti-Villain

Kamile Erkan is the secondary antagonist of the season two S.W.A.T. episode Gasoline Drum. She is a former interpol officer who wants to avenge her sister's death by either killing Omega One, Cano Ozdemir, or killing his only male heir to hurt him.

She is portrayed by Tiffany Lonsdale.

Biography

Kamile was obsessed with trying to shut down the criminal organization called the Omegas, led by Omega One, Cano Ozdemir. However, because she got too involved with it, Cano tortured and killed her sister. A vengeful Kamile would track Cano's family, trick the S.W.A.T. into allying themselves, and then kidnap Cano's son Rudi from S.W.A.T.'s protection in order to lure him out.

Her plan was to kill Cano, however her plan had a fail safe plan in case she couldn't; burning Rudi to death in an oil drum. Because S.W.A.T. showed up, and she chose to try shooting Cano instead of dropping the lighter onto a gasoline-covered Rudi, she never actually was able to harm the boy, although her intent was still there.

As she shoots Cano in the back, Jessica Cortez shoots her in shoulder. Kamile is then brought to the ground and arrested, and it is shown that Cano survived the gun wound in his back.