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| Robert Taylor | Det. Sgt. Christopher Kelvaney |
| Janet Leigh | Karen Stephanson |
| George Raft | Dan Beaumonte |
| Steve Forrest | Eddie Kelvaney |
| Anne Francis | Nancy Corlane |
| Robert Ellenstein | Det. Sidney Y. Myers |
| Robert F. Simon | Ackerman |
| Anthony Ross | Father Ahearn |
| Alan Hale Jr. | Johnny Stark |
| Peter Brocco | George ''Wrinkles'' Fallon |
| Vince Edwards | Joey Langley |
| Olive Carey | Selma |
| Roy Barcroft | Lt. Vince D. Bardeman |
| Dale Van Sickel | Manny |
| Ray Teal | Patrolman Mullins |
| Guy Prescott | Det. Ferrari (uncredited) |
| Dick Simmons | Det. Ralston (uncredited) |
| Phil Chambers | Det. Dirksen (uncredited) |
| Herbert Ellis | Bartender |
| Jimmy Ames | News Dealer (uncredited) |
| Joseph Waring | Rivers (uncredited) |
Crooked cop Christopher Kelvaney has been on the take for so long that all the backstreet thugs and shady politicians in town know they can buy their way out of trouble any time. Then Kelvaney's straight-arrow little brother, Eddie, joins the force, but refuses to get paid off in return for keeping quiet after he witnesses a mob shootout. When crime boss Dan Beaumont orders a retaliatory hit, Kelvaney must clean up the mess.
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