Homicide: Life On the Street

A Baltimore citizen finds himself embroiled in a murder case when an employee is found dead.

Racial tensions mount between Ballard and Pembleton who refuses to question Felix Wilson.

Pembleton fights to control the investigation when new evidence links a member of the Wilson family.

Pembleton and Bayliss investigate after a man becomes crushed between a subway siding and a train.

Clues in a teen model's death point to Dr. Janaway until authorities uncover new evidence.

Falsone and Lewis team up with Detective Stivers to investigate a vicious attack on a young woman.

Pembleton and Lewis must gain the trust of two scared witnesses in order to solve a deadly robbery.

An HIV-positive man's death prompts detectives to visit the people listed in his address book.

Bayliss questions a handsome nightclub owner about the death of a gay philanthropist.

Lewis and Falsone try to find the truth behind the hanging death of a white man in old Baltimore.

An older couple helps shed light on a case where a man jumps from a building.

The squad struggles to solve the murders of politically active priests.

The vicious murder of two popular priests troubles the detectives on the case.

Clues in the death of a man buried alive lead to anti-terrorists.

A young man's attitude surprises detectives after his pit bulls kill his grandfather.

Police question Dr. Roxanne Turner about the death of a patient with a terminal illness.

The squad searches for a 4-year-old abducted from a playground.

Munch and Gharty probe a high-school student's death; Kellerman gets good news.

Ballard and Gharty investigate the mysterious case of a young woman found strangled in the park.

Two prominent Baltimore business executives commit suicide within hours of each other.

A retired police detective comes to help the unit when the oldest unsolved case resurfaces.

A suspect in a judge's death sprays the squad-room with gunfire.

The homicide squad goes after the Mahoney crime organization.