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box in a fury only to get in the computer match found. The prints that were found on a series
of mailboxes didn’t know long to John McEnroe whom thanks to sidekick a celebrity web site
dedicated to celebrity sightings shows John McEnroe at a restaurant. Danny got off the phone
with John McEnroe who told him he was in Long Island. Danny uses the sidekick to see if he can
track down the McEnroe look alike. They find out that be McEnroe look alike is Jamie who got
in the fight in the bathroom. When he is being interrogated he mentions that a tennis event in
1979 was the greatest of his live but he doesn’t watch tennis. Detective Flack and the real John
McEnroe are busy watching the interrogation of Jimmy when and John McEnroe mentions he
got his first grand slam at age twenty and becomes infuriated when Jimmy has no clue who the
real and John McEnroe is. All Jimmy wanted was John McEnroe’s blood figuring it would make
him a great as well as get a lot of attention including girls. Jimmy claims he was protecting John
McEnroe having no idea how tough it is to be a celebrity. Jimmy tells the detectives that he was
protecting John McEnroe because the celebrities don’t wait to get the story straight. Mr. Sinclair
and Gerard are busy debating how to get to New York’s crime numbers below 100 and having fun
doing it when Detective Taylor comes in with some series information that could implicate the
deputy inspector’s career. When Clay Dobson was originally arrested and put into a holding cell
his belt that was not removed so he couldn’t try to commit suicide. Clay Dobson wanted to commit
suicide with his belt by hanging himself. When Stan Gerard was in the academy he broke one of
the first rules safe guarding the prisoner. Mr. Gerard covered up the incident. Detective Taylor
states that he’ll testify at the disciplinary hearing but not on his own behalf against the deputy
inspector. Mac tells both the deputy inspector and chief of detectives that the press might like to
know what he’s found their maybe they could something work out. We find Mac walking alone
on the streets of New York and this time in a much happier mode with the newspaper headline
declaring that he is cleared of all charges Stella says Sinclair might like to make Detective Taylor
his chief commissioner Mac gladly states that he’s happy where he is making Stella very happy.
He also tells the Stella that he doesn’t take any pleasure in someone else’s misery but for one
brief moment he does however take pleasure in seeing the deputy inspector crumble right in
front of him. Mac and Stella decide to do what they can to make a difference.
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