Two holdup men are involved in robbing a company's safe. One of them dashes out of the building just as a car is zipping by and the vehicle strikes the man. The driver, a woman named Lois, stops her car, gets out, looks at the victim-wounded, not dead-and gets back in her car and just drives away-going home, where her husband sensibly calls for an ambulance to go to the site and then drives his wife back to the scene.
When they get there, the victim is gone. So the Highway Patrol, led by Dan, spend most of the show trying to find the body-and they believe it's connected to the safe job just discovered. They get the little info Lois can provide, and finally track down the two men, as usual.
Someone else reviewed this episode and claimed that dialogue in this show makes Mathews the kind of cop "most would hate." Their main beef is his "threat to the innocent (Lois).
There was nothing innocent about Lois. She clearly committed the crime named in the title of this episode. And she left a wounded man on the street where he might have died when for all she knew, medical treatment could have saved his life. All Mathews did was tell the woman she better hope the victim doesn't die "for her sake." If that constitutes a "threat" then I'm Whistler's father.
This was a decent episode, not a standout one. Worthy of a 7.
When they get there, the victim is gone. So the Highway Patrol, led by Dan, spend most of the show trying to find the body-and they believe it's connected to the safe job just discovered. They get the little info Lois can provide, and finally track down the two men, as usual.
Someone else reviewed this episode and claimed that dialogue in this show makes Mathews the kind of cop "most would hate." Their main beef is his "threat to the innocent (Lois).
There was nothing innocent about Lois. She clearly committed the crime named in the title of this episode. And she left a wounded man on the street where he might have died when for all she knew, medical treatment could have saved his life. All Mathews did was tell the woman she better hope the victim doesn't die "for her sake." If that constitutes a "threat" then I'm Whistler's father.
This was a decent episode, not a standout one. Worthy of a 7.