In Heat (1995), what is the name of Al Pacino's police lieutenant?

In Heat (1995), Al Pacino plays police lieutenant Vincent Hanna.

Hanna leads the Robbery-Homicide Division of the Los Angeles Police Department and pursues Neil McCauley, the professional thief played by Robert De Niro. The film's drama comes from the parallel discipline of the detective and the criminal, whose lives are shaped by work and isolation.

Michael Mann wrote and directed Heat, expanding ideas from his earlier television film L.A. Takedown. Pacino's performance as Hanna is especially associated with the character's intense interrogation style and his tense diner conversation with McCauley. The character is sometimes confused with a real police officer who inspired the project, but Vincent Hanna is the fictional Los Angeles lieutenant at the center of the finished film.