Is anyone actually able to do anything right in this series? Are all the undercover cops indeed that incompetent?
Cameras and microphones are (nearly) discovered almost all the time during the surveillance; the suspect is filmed so intrusively with the cop's mobile that the suspect talks to him TWICE about it; microphones fail usually or evidence is lost. And it's like that in every episode I've seen so far (at least five).
In addition, someone like Sunny Gunn with a whole criminal record is then released after 4.5 years. After she was found guilty as charged for hiring a killer (a crime, she planned during her usual drug trafficking business btw.). Meanwhile she's living in Kentucky with her next husband, and it will be interesting to see, how long it takes for him to die. Maybe "under mysterious circumstances" then.
Is truly everybody involved in those cases as thick as two short planks?
Cameras and microphones are (nearly) discovered almost all the time during the surveillance; the suspect is filmed so intrusively with the cop's mobile that the suspect talks to him TWICE about it; microphones fail usually or evidence is lost. And it's like that in every episode I've seen so far (at least five).
In addition, someone like Sunny Gunn with a whole criminal record is then released after 4.5 years. After she was found guilty as charged for hiring a killer (a crime, she planned during her usual drug trafficking business btw.). Meanwhile she's living in Kentucky with her next husband, and it will be interesting to see, how long it takes for him to die. Maybe "under mysterious circumstances" then.
Is truly everybody involved in those cases as thick as two short planks?