A renowned DJ didn't show up at an award ceremony. His limo driver went to his studio only to find he was shot dead. The victim was killed by a bullet in the chest and police found an empty soda bottle by the crime scene, used by the shooter as a silencer. Forensics pointed out there must have been two people at the crime scene, the killer and another man who tried to revive the victim. Detective at first chased his bodyguard (Al Sapienza), a former undercover cop, whose wife had an affair with the DJ. Even if his alibi was not so strong, they led the investigation inside the hip-hop world: the victim was about to produce a new single together with a young rapper. Fontana and Green, after listening to some rhymes in a CD, realized the rapper had to know something: they obtained a warrant and they found gunpowder on his shoes. During trial, another rapper with several priors took the fall and all the prosecution became more and more complicated...
This is the last episode of Serena Southerlyn; she is fired by Branch for being too symphatetic towards defendants. She admitted to be a lesbian much to the audience disapproval.
This is the last episode of Serena Southerlyn; she is fired by Branch for being too symphatetic towards defendants. She admitted to be a lesbian much to the audience disapproval.