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Robbery Homicide Division was an American police procedural television series on CBS, created by Barry Schindel with executive producer Michael Mann. Schindel has been nominated for three Emmy Awards.
2002
Cole investigates two seemingly unrelated crimes, a drive-by shooting outside a Koreatown nightclub and the massacre of a family in Van Nuys, becoming convinced that the crimes are related and that the same cop may be involved in both.
Cole and his team go into action when a veteran police officer and his trainee are gunned down in their squad car while on dinner break at a mini-mall.
Cole and his team delve into the world of high-end escort services and Internet sex when the dead body of a call girl is found on a hillside, apparently the victim of a serial rapist turned murderer.
An ex-con tips off RHD that three bodies were dumped into a nearby river -- three bodies whom seemingly had no loved ones to report them missing.
When an R&B singer is kidnapped following a barroom brawl, RHD's investigation takes them into the world of rap moguls.
The body of a well-known talent manager turns up in his swimming pool the morning after a big bash is thrown in his honor, but no one at the scene wants to talk to RHD.
RHD try to uncover the mystery of who shot the night security guard at a warehouse, where washing machines were stolen.
The fearful ex-wife of a newly-paroled gang member begs Cole for protection, because her testimony against the volatile man helped prosecutors put him away.
Cole goes undercover to bring down a group of Vietnamese gunrunners, only to find himself falling in love with the wife of the man behind it all.
Cole wants to avenge the murder of his former partner by seeing to it that the man convicted for the crime doesn't get off death row.
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Klea Scott
Det. Sonia Robbins
Tom Sizemore
Lt. Sam Cole
David Cubitt
Det. Richard Barstow
Barry Shabaka Henley
Sgt. Albert Simms
Michael Paul Chan
Det. Ron Lu
