A watchman was telling a joke to two secretaries in the City Hall. Suddenly, two gunshots came from inside the building and two man lied on the ground, a councilman and a water inspector. The councilman died right away and detectives at first believed he was the target: they began digging in his family and in a town board that could have held a grudge against him. But the real target was the public servant; in the past days he had to deal with several citizens due to a mistake made in the last water bills. The one who paid the highest price was an electronic store, that received a bill 300 times higher than the usual. The servant, only wounded in the shooting, managed to identify the store owner's son (Mark Zeisler) in a lineup, but the murder weapon wasn't find in killer's hometown. Feds had got into his apartment before NY police for another case involving export license. So Police had to deal first with Feds to solve the case.
The conflict between Police and FBI is somewhat frequent in the crime drama. Usually FBI tends not to corroborate but this time, after several talks, their case come to light at trial for the greater good.
The conflict between Police and FBI is somewhat frequent in the crime drama. Usually FBI tends not to corroborate but this time, after several talks, their case come to light at trial for the greater good.