Munch and Gharty
probe the death of a high-school athlete who appeared to have everything
going for him. Pembleton and Bayliss have only one lead to a potential
suspect, a pager number; however, Bayliss has a plan that should lead to
the apprehension of their suspect. Kellerman and Ballard get a case with
a drug dealer that Kellerman is less than enthusiastic to work. The
victim is one of Georgia Rae Mahoney's lieutenants and there are four
other unsolved murders in the last two weeks where the victims were
members of the Mahoney organization. Pembleton and Bayliss apprehend the
wrong suspect, but the fact the suspect was trafficking 200 Kg of
narcotics gets them a commendation. Meanwhile, using the information
provided to him by Falsone, Lewis has had members of the Mahoney
organization under surveillance. Is Lewis involved in these murders?
Kellerman receives some good news for a change; passing a tape of his
conversation with Judge Gibbons onto the FBI won't be necessary. The FBI
is about ready to move with their case against Gibbons. The body count
of the Mahoney organization rises to ten and we see that Lewis is near
the scene.
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A pager number is
the only clue in the death of a "perfect" high school athlete. While
chasing down the wrong path to find a possible suspect, Bayliss (Kyle
Secor) stumbles upon details of another crime -- one that will
ultimately earn him and Pembleton (Andre Braugher) a commendation.
Meanwhile, it looks as though the Mahoney drug empire is imploding, as
several of Georgia Rae Mahoney's henchmen end up murdered. And the judge
who made the questionable ruling in Georgia Rae's wrongful-death lawsuit
gets his just desserts. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
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Through a comedy of errors, Pembleton and Bayliss
manage to close the case of a star basketball player of a local high
school who was found shot dead in the locker room over ten months ago
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