Homicide: Life On the Street

Pembleton returns to work but cannot participate when the squad responds to a hostage situation.

Pembleton tries to gain control of the situation after the hostage taker sets the school afire.

Bayliss reunites an inmate with his estranged family when he investigates a prison murder.

Lewis and Simmons investigate heroin-related deaths that lead them to Luther Mahoney.

A homeless man's murder confession leads detectives to the new medical examiner.

Kellerman confronts accusations of bribery; the medical examiner helps Munch with a case.

One Saturday night provides the squad with a deadly bar fight, an assault and murder, and a carjacking.

A judge's son is a suspect in the murder of a fellow student.

Bayliss and Pembleton disagree on suspects in the murder of a divorced woman and her children.

Pembleton becomes the primary detective investigating the murder of D.A. Danvers' fiancee.

The detectives are embarrassed by Brodie's video documentary.

An abused girl's murder makes Bayliss come to terms with his past.

Kellerman and Lewis must deal with Luther Mahoney regarding the death of a Korean store owner.

Lewis and Pembleton believe a wealthy woman's murder is linked to sibling rivalry.

Pembleton's routine homicide investigation turns into fiasco.

Pembleton visits a marriage counselor; Bayliss and Kellerman try to link two deadly bombings.

Munch investigates the murder of his high-school sweetheart; Pembleton evaluates himself.

A woman killing a spouse-abusing father triggers a horrifying childhood memory for Bayliss.

During a confrontation, Luther Mahoney gets hold of Lewis' gun.

Pembleton and Giardello tie a killer to a radical organization.

News of the apparent suicide of a former colleague sends the department reeling.

The alleged suicide of a former colleague continues to trouble the homicide squad.