Or is he sometimes (too often) written that way?
You see a murder suspect pulling up to where he works.
Do you wait for him to exit his car before identifying yourself as cops, or do you do something which turns into another car chase?
And then the writers have the suspect kill himself, so you don't have to produce actual evidence that could lead to his conviction at trial.
All of the threads to this episode seemed a little thin, there was no real suspense or investigation needed.
A plus - it was nice to see Callie Thorne. The hint she gave at the end will hopefully will lead to her presence on a future episode.
You see a murder suspect pulling up to where he works.
Do you wait for him to exit his car before identifying yourself as cops, or do you do something which turns into another car chase?
And then the writers have the suspect kill himself, so you don't have to produce actual evidence that could lead to his conviction at trial.
All of the threads to this episode seemed a little thin, there was no real suspense or investigation needed.
A plus - it was nice to see Callie Thorne. The hint she gave at the end will hopefully will lead to her presence on a future episode.
