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- Season 1 overviewSep 1, 20131 episodesSeason 1 episodes1. S1 E1 Sep 1, 2013
- Manuel Sanchez struggles with lazy colleagues and his own ineptitude as he tries to be a good cop.
Honoring Crime Victims Through Podcast. Jun 25, 2024 Episode 10. In the latest episode of the Murder Police Podcast, we delve into the heart-wrenching story of Letha, a young woman whose life was cut tragically short.
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3 days ago · 25 Essential Episodes of. Homicide: Life on the Street. If you’ve only heard of one Homicide episode, it’s probably season one’s “Three Men and Adena,” but the series only got more ...
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3 days ago · Watching Homicide episodes reveals a series seriously ahead of its time, created by Paul Attanasio and focused on recreating Simon’s incisive look at the city’s murder police. Here, viewers were introduced to The Box, the interrogation room where detectives often solved cases by cajoling confessions from suspects, like canny used car ...
3 days ago · Watching Homicide episodes reveals a series seriously ahead of its time, created by Paul Attanasio and focused on recreating Simon’s incisive look at the city’s murder police.
Manuel Sanchez aspires to be a good cop, but his efforts to solve crimes are constantly put in jeopardy by his own clumsiness and the incompetence of his fellow detectives, including his partner, Tommy Margaretti, a tough, rule-breaking bad cop who can't interrogate a suspect wit... Read all.
Season 1 – Murder Police. Page 1 of 3, 5 total items. Manuel Sanchez, a dedicated but neurotic cop, often finds that his efforts to solve crimes are put in jeopardy by his own clumsiness and...