Our story begins when officers Malloy & Reed receive a call from the hospital concerning a 15 year old's near death from an overdose, and when they follow it up they are thrust into a race against time to stop a 17 year old drug dealer from killing himself because he knows his game is up. As Malloy puts it "it's a nice clean cut situation. We can't use gas because we're 10 stories up and there's no other way in there." so the officers have their work cut out for them.
This one was made to keep the impressionable viewers a message to stay away from drugs, with the exchange between Reed & Malloy being the simplest way to put it. Reed says "You'd think a 15 year old would have more sense." to which Malloy replies "Not think, Partner. You hope they have more sense." it also sends a bit of a warning to parents who are hard on their kids. The character of Larry Harris has everything a young man could want but a father who seems to be fond of physical punishment. Even Malloy calls out Mr. Harris for his behavior.
This is a good episode, I would recommend it.
This one was made to keep the impressionable viewers a message to stay away from drugs, with the exchange between Reed & Malloy being the simplest way to put it. Reed says "You'd think a 15 year old would have more sense." to which Malloy replies "Not think, Partner. You hope they have more sense." it also sends a bit of a warning to parents who are hard on their kids. The character of Larry Harris has everything a young man could want but a father who seems to be fond of physical punishment. Even Malloy calls out Mr. Harris for his behavior.
This is a good episode, I would recommend it.