T7.E2

Good Cop Bad Cop

Episódio foi ao ar 30 de set. de 2016
TV-14
40 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaAn elderly woman is shot in her home while minding her own business, the commissioner has to discipline a disrespectful cop for smoking a cigarette while on the beat.An elderly woman is shot in her home while minding her own business, the commissioner has to discipline a disrespectful cop for smoking a cigarette while on the beat.An elderly woman is shot in her home while minding her own business, the commissioner has to discipline a disrespectful cop for smoking a cigarette while on the beat.

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A Most Personal Interest

The Reagan family dinner almost turns into a roast for Tom Selleck. Seems that he caught a young cop smoking and texting on the job and came down hard on him. It's gotten around the department and the commissioner is catching heat. The young cop is played by Daniel Abeles and he's popular with his peers and something of a wit and a wise guy too.

Bridget Moynahan and her investigator are taking a most personal interest in a con man preying on elderly citizens with a touch of Alzheimer's Disease. This is personal because the victim here is Michael Barra's mother.

Donnie Wahlberg and Marisa Ramirez are having a lot of trouble with catching a gang banger. But a crackdown in truancy and kid's and their smart phones and passion for recording every stupid thing they do help make his case.

All in all a nice episode. Donnie Wahlberg even gets some left handed help from one of his sons.

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29 de set. de 2016
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The bank officer was correct that they were not legally required to notify Anthony when his mother withdrew the funds. However, elder abuse in terms of financial fraud is increasing, especially with the aging Baby Boomers, and many banks have a policy of watching for such red flags and keeping on file the name of a close relative that should be contacted in the event of a problem.