Lt. Dixon quotes from Law & Order

[to Price] I want Nina Ellis off the streets and the public to know that these tests are phony. We're arresting her today. Whether or not you charge her with murder is on you.

Better shine your shoes, fellas. You're about to go to a restaurant that charges $3,700 for dinner.

I met my first husband the old-fashioned way: drunk as hell at a biker bar in Queens.

[about the victim] You know, he was awfully dressed up for a midnight smoke under the stars.

First time in twenty years people actually care about a Black man getting shot.

That's funny. If it was a joke. If not, you can save your speech for someone else, because I am not in the mood for politics right now.

There are a lot of reasons Kyle's DNA could be on that coat.

That is correct. But the most obvious one is that she was wearing it when she shot his ass in cold blood.

Maybe she has a stalker.

She made it easy for him. Posted every detail of her life and her future plans. A predator's dream.

I know you're not implying that this is her fault.

No, I'm just making an observation. Call me old fashioned, call me paranoid, I don't give a rat's ass, that is why my kids don't have social media in the house.

Forensics came back on the fire extinguisher. They recovered a hair. Didn't belong to the victim and it didn't match anyone in the system.

Well, that eliminates Weisman.

I sent to a private lab for geneology and disease analysis.

Pulling out all the stops, huh?

He was a judge, Kevin. C'mon, you know I wish we had the resources to go the extra mile for every unsolved, but we don't.

Funny how they always manage to find the cash when the victim's a white dude from the Upper East Side, but when it's a poor Black kid from East Flatbush? "Oh, I'm sorry, we don't have it in the budget."

I hear you...

Do you?

The post was sent from a cafe in Brooklyn called Coffee'n'Smile.

Why has it become mandatory for coffee shops to be called stupid names?

That's why I drink tea.

You don't have to like the people you work with.

Is he sending us a message, Kate?

Probably. But luckily, I don't care.