3 reviews
***
Horrible technical accuracy
- MiketheWhistle
- Apr 15, 2020
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Reluctant
This Blue Bloods story opens with Donnie Wahlberg and Marissa Ramirez collaring yuppie Chris Conroy at a trendy night spot and charging him with
the rape of Danielle Savre. It's a case near and dear to the heart of his
sister.
The problem is that Savre is adamant about not pressing charges for a number of reasons. It seems as though Conroy is into some alternative type sex that's kinky and while she gave consent initally it was not for all that followed. Savre is one reluctant complainant.
Tom Selleck and police booster Saul Rubinek abuses his courtesy privileges and Selleck has to set him straight. But Selleck is also reminded of the much good that people like Rubinek do for the department. A meeting of the minds is in order.
Straight laced Will Estes and partner Vanessa Ray are assigned to some light duty working on the set of a TV police program. Being the boy scout he is, Estes finds lots of fault with the program, but even more with the program's writer Joey Slotnick.
Standing in this program is Chris Conroy who is one evil, but sadly one very smart perpetrator.
The problem is that Savre is adamant about not pressing charges for a number of reasons. It seems as though Conroy is into some alternative type sex that's kinky and while she gave consent initally it was not for all that followed. Savre is one reluctant complainant.
Tom Selleck and police booster Saul Rubinek abuses his courtesy privileges and Selleck has to set him straight. But Selleck is also reminded of the much good that people like Rubinek do for the department. A meeting of the minds is in order.
Straight laced Will Estes and partner Vanessa Ray are assigned to some light duty working on the set of a TV police program. Being the boy scout he is, Estes finds lots of fault with the program, but even more with the program's writer Joey Slotnick.
Standing in this program is Chris Conroy who is one evil, but sadly one very smart perpetrator.
- bkoganbing
- Dec 20, 2017
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