Homicide: Life On the Street

Bayliss returns to duty and his first case involves the dismembered bodies.

A witness to a drive-by shooting leads detectives out of Baltimore; Giardello's son shocks him.

Detectives probe the suspicious shooting of a prowler at a doctor's home; the IRS targets Munch.

The wife of a missing best-selling author is certain he has met with foul play.

Detectives investigate a suspicious flu; Ballard and Falsone date; Munch visits a doctor.

Detectives think bounty hunters are really murderers.

Mike and Bayliss team with a bounty hunter when their pursuit of a suspect leads to South Beach.

Mike Kellerman, a private investigator, shows up in the squad room looking for information.

Falsone searches for a clue; Kellerman struggles for respect.

A racially diverse mob sparks a fatal riot, causing detectives to examine their own prejudices.

Lewis and Munch sift through a 10-year-old crime scene for evidence.

Munch and Mike must solve a deadly hit-and-run accident with only one piece of evidence.

Detectives must catch a killer who broadcast a deadly ritual over the Internet.

The whole squad delves into the mysterious death of a successful, soon-to-married woman.

The detectives locate a key witness who divulges new evidence.

Falsone and Stivers try to help a woman whose past haunts her.

A spoon is the only shred of evidence in the bludgeoning death of a Buddhist monk.

Falsone and Stivers probe the shooting of an affluent citizen.

Giardello takes charge of a hostage situation when a father holds his children captive.

Sheppard and Ballard investigate the death of a teen gang member.

Falsone's knowledge of Italian culture may lead to a suspect in the death of a habitual barbecuer.

Frustration sets in over a murder suspect's possible release.