NYPD Blue season 11 episode 3 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Maria Oliveira is distraught over not being notified of her mother's hospitalization. In court, Hector Acevedo accuses Anthony Rodriguez of forcing his confession through threats. Maria Oliveira refutes this, claiming Rodriguez was professional. Meanwhile, detectives investigate the severe assault of Ron Szudarek, focusing on his neighbor Dan Spolen and employee Bob Drazin, who has financial disputes. Andrea Miner reports her husband Troy missing, and is later assaulted by unknown assailants demanding his whereabouts. Troy's involvement in a robbery gone wrong leads to his arrest after a high-speed chase. Captain Fraker's trial for shooting Lieutenant Rodriguez unfolds, with Fraker claiming self-defense against alleged corruption, while the prosecution paints him as seeking revenge.
Full Episode S11E03 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Maria Oliveira and why is she upset?
Maria Oliveira is upset for not being notified about her mother's hospitalization, indicating her close connection to the case.
What accusations does Hector Acevedo make against Anthony Rodriguez?
Acevedo accuses Rodriguez of excessive force and coercion, claiming he was threatened to confess to assaulting Rodriguez's mother.
How does Maria Oliveira's testimony contradict Hector Acevedo's claims?
Maria Oliveira contradicts Acevedo by stating that Rodriguez did not threaten Acevedo and acted professionally during the arrest.
What is the nature of Ron Szudarek's assault case?
Ron Szudarek was severely assaulted, leading detectives to investigate his neighbor and an employee at his barbershop for potential involvement.
Why is Andrea Miner concerned about her husband, Troy?
Andrea Miner reports Troy missing and suspects his cousin Corey Mack might be involved. She later gets assaulted by individuals looking for Troy.
What role does Troy Miner play in Ron Szudarek's assault?
Troy Miner, in a botched robbery plan with Bob Drazin, becomes a suspect in Szudarek's assault, leading to a police chase and his arrest.
What is Captain Fraker's defense in his trial for shooting Lieutenant Rodriguez?
Captain Fraker claims self-defense in shooting Lieutenant Rodriguez, portraying himself as a victim of Rodriguez's alleged corruption.
How does the prosecution challenge Captain Fraker's credibility?
The prosecution highlights Fraker's personal and professional failures, suggesting his actions were motivated by revenge against Rodriguez.
