Lt. John Stillman and Det. Will Jeffries team up and find Tom McCree who admits to accepting bribes from Burke on grounds that it was more sensible to just 'tax' the drug dealer to take care of his men. He, however, denies dispatching Coop on the day he was murdered with reasonable confidence, claiming that it was probably Coop's womanizing that got him killed, citing Coop's affair with Eileen Bruno (Jimmy's wife) as an example.
Lt. John Stillman and Det. Will Jeffries team up to find Tom McCree, who admits accepting bribes from Burke because it was more practical to 'tax' the drug dealer to take care of his men. However, he denies sending Coop on the day he was murdered with reasonable certainty, stating that Coop's womanizing likely led to his death, citing Coop's affair with Eileen Bruno (Jimmy's wife) as an example.