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* OutlivingOnesOffspring: When Tommy's brother comes into the department for questioning about Tommy's death, their mother comes with him.
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* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Everyone in Tommy's community loved him, and they do ''not'' take kindly to the suggestion that he was involved with drugs and guns.
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* LovedByAll: Everyone in Tommy's community loved him, and they do ''not'' take kindly to the suggestion that he was involved with drugs and guns.
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At trial, Davis testifies against Fredo, and Robinette and Stone cut a deal with Silky - who is prepared to tell the jury that Fredo planted the gun and then intimidated him into keeping quiet. But Fredo commits suicide before Silky can be called as a witness. Stone thinks that if Fredo had just admitted he wrongly thought Tommy was armed, instead of planing the gun, no jury would have convicted him. Greevey apologizes that the case was rough on Stone but says he had to do his best to keep other cops from making the same mistake as Fredo.
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At trial, Davis testifies against Fredo, and Robinette and Stone cut a deal with Silky - who is prepared to tell the jury that Fredo planted the gun and then intimidated him into keeping quiet. But Fredo commits suicide before Silky can be called as a witness. Stone thinks that if Fredo had just admitted he wrongly thought Tommy was armed, instead of planing planting the gun, no jury would have convicted him. Greevey apologizes that the case was rough on Stone but says he had to do his best to keep other cops from making the same mistake as Fredo.
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* RippedFromTheHeadlines: Inspired by the death of Edmund Perry, who was killed by an undercover officer that claimed the deceased had been trying to mug him.
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At trial, Davis testifies against Fredo, and Robinette and Stone cut a deal with Silky - who is prepared to tell the jury that Fredo planted the gun and then intimidated him into keeping quiet. But Fredo commits suicide before Silky can be called as a witness. Stone thinks that the jury would never have convicted Fredo if he had just admitted he wrongly thought Tommy was armed, rather than planting the gun. Greevey apologizes that the case was rough on Stone but says he had to do his best to keep other cops from making the same mistake as Fredo.
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At trial, Davis testifies against Fredo, and Robinette and Stone cut a deal with Silky - who is prepared to tell the jury that Fredo planted the gun and then intimidated him into keeping quiet. But Fredo commits suicide before Silky can be called as a witness. Stone thinks that the jury would never have convicted if Fredo if he had just admitted he wrongly thought Tommy was armed, rather than planting instead of planing the gun.gun, no jury would have convicted him. Greevey apologizes that the case was rough on Stone but says he had to do his best to keep other cops from making the same mistake as Fredo.
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The Black community sees Tommy's death as a hate crime by corrupt police, while the police feel Fredo is being unfairly blamed. But Fredo's obvious racism means Greevey and Logan can't discount the possibility of murder. They eventually learn that Tommy intended to buy a gun during the drug deal. Fredo's associate Silky brought the gun; Fredo took it and planted it on Tommy's body. Fredo is charged with murder.
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The Black community sees Tommy's death as a hate crime by corrupt police, while the police feel Fredo is being unfairly blamed. But Fredo's obvious racism means Greevey and Logan can't discount the possibility of murder. They eventually learn that Tommy intended to buy a gun from his associate Silky during the drug deal. Fredo's associate Silky brought the gun; deal; Fredo took it the gun and planted it on Tommy's body. Fredo is charged with murder.
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* DrugsAreEvil: The pastor of Tommy's church gives a sermon about this at the funeral.
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* DrugsAreEvil: DrugsAreBad: The pastor of Tommy's church gives a sermon about this at the funeral.
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At trial, Davis testifies against Fredo, and Robinette and Stone cut a deal with Silky - who is prepared to tell the jury that Fredo planted the gun and then intimidated him into keeping quiet. But Fredo commits suicide before Silky can be called as a witness. Stone thinks that the jury would never have convicted Fredo if he hadn't planted the gun and just admitted he wrongly thought Tommy was armed. Greevey apologizes that the case was rough on Stone, but says he had to do his best to keep other cops from making the same mistake as Fredo.
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At trial, Davis testifies against Fredo, and Robinette and Stone cut a deal with Silky - who is prepared to tell the jury that Fredo planted the gun and then intimidated him into keeping quiet. But Fredo commits suicide before Silky can be called as a witness. Stone thinks that the jury would never have convicted Fredo if he hadn't planted the gun and had just admitted he wrongly thought Tommy was armed. armed, rather than planting the gun. Greevey apologizes that the case was rough on Stone, Stone but says he had to do his best to keep other cops from making the same mistake as Fredo.
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A police officer is accused of planting a gun on an unarmed African-American youth who was beloved by his community but evidence suggests that he may have also been a drug dealer.
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Officer Fredo Parisi and his partner Davis interrupt a drug deal between a group of young Black men. The suspects run and one of them, Tommy Richardson, is
The Black community sees Tommy's death as a hate crime by corrupt police, while the police feel Fredo is being unfairly blamed. But Fredo's obvious racism means Greevey and Logan can't discount the possibility of murder. They eventually learn that
At trial, Davis testifies against Fredo, and Robinette and Stone cut a deal with Silky - who is prepared to tell the jury that Fredo planted the gun and then intimidated him into keeping quiet. But Fredo commits suicide before Silky can be called as a witness. Stone thinks that the jury would never have
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* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Everyone in Tommy's community loved him, and they do ''not'' take kindly to the suggestion that he was involved with drugs and guns.
* AteHisGun: Mentioned by Schiff as Fredo's method of suicide.
* DrivenToSuicide: Fredo ultimately does this rather than be exposed at trial.
* DrugsAreEvil: The pastor of Tommy's church gives a sermon about this at the funeral.
* JustLikeRobinHood: Stone makes this comparison after learning that Tommy was selling drugs to help others in the impoverished local community.
* OutOfTheFryingPan: Tommy had a friend who wanted to quit sex work, so he hired her as a drug runner, but this just exposed her to a different set of risks.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Fredo is very racist against African-Americans.
* RhymesOnADime: The detectives try to question two girls who respond in rhyming freestyle rap.
* ScaryBlackMan: Fredo tries to portray Tommy as this. It doesn't hold up well since Tommy, a clean-cut, respectable honors student, was about as far from the trope as one gets.
* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Everyone in Tommy's community loved him, and they do ''not'' take kindly to the suggestion that he was involved with drugs and guns.
* AteHisGun: Mentioned by Schiff as Fredo's method of suicide.
* DrivenToSuicide: Fredo ultimately does this rather than be exposed at trial.
* DrugsAreEvil: The pastor of Tommy's church gives a sermon about this at the funeral.
* JustLikeRobinHood: Stone makes this comparison after learning that Tommy was selling drugs to help others in the impoverished local community.
* OutOfTheFryingPan: Tommy had a friend who wanted to quit sex work, so he hired her as a drug runner, but this just exposed her to a different set of risks.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Fredo is very racist against African-Americans.
* RhymesOnADime: The detectives try to question two girls who respond in rhyming freestyle rap.
* ScaryBlackMan: Fredo tries to portray Tommy as this. It doesn't hold up well since Tommy, a clean-cut, respectable honors student, was about as far from the trope as one gets.
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