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* Five words: Please don’t hurt my family.
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* In the season four episode "Bad Blood", a police dog is accused of excessive violence by a father claiming that the dog viciously attacked his son during an arrest. A settlement can't be reached right away, as because of the circumstances, any settlement would involve having to have the dog put down. Frank takes an interest in the case and heads to the [=NYPD=] kennel where the dog is being kept, isolated for safety. He overrides the K-9 trainer's instructions and takes the dog out of its cage and runs it through several basic obedience drills that the dog performs flawlessly. Once done, he turns the dog back over, saying simply, "He didn't do it."
** The audience later learns that Frank spent part of his early career in a K-9 unit with a canine partner. He gave it up after that partner was shot and killed in the line of duty.
** The audience later learns that Frank spent part of his early career in a K-9 unit with a canine partner. He gave it up after that partner was shot and killed in the line of duty.
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* In the Season 8 finale, Jamie and Eddie are discussing what they would do with five million dollars, and one of the things that Jamie says he would do with it is start a charity for families of fallen police officers.
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--> Baez: You're the only person who's never let me down.
--> Danny: And I never will.
--> Danny: And I never will.
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--> Baez: '''Baez:''' You're the only person who's never let me down.
-->Danny: '''Danny:''' And I never will.
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* In ''Innocence'' Frank is clearly torn up when he finds out he wrongfully convicted a man of rape decades ago, and personally goes by himself to face this man as he is being released from prison, showing once again Franks dedication to making things right.
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* In ''Innocence'' "Innocence", Frank is clearly torn up when he finds out he wrongfully convicted a man of rape decades ago, and personally goes by himself to face this man as he is being released from prison, showing once again Franks dedication to making things right.
