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A disgruntled TV fan assaults a network programmer in a coffee shop; and Levitt is the detectives' chief suspect in the squad room vandalism.
A disgruntled TV fan assaults a network programmer in a coffee shop; and Levitt is the detectives' chief suspect in the squad room vandalism.
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S5, EP9 "The Vandal"A disgruntled TV fan assaults a network programmer in a coffee shop; and Levitt is the detectives' chief suspect in the squad room vandalism.
Barney Miller
S5, EP10 "The Harris Incident"Police mistake Harris for burglar and shoot him; A stockbroker leaves Wall Street to become a beggar.
Barney Miller
S5, EP11 "The Radical"A former '60s radical wanted by the FBI is dismayed that his arrest for shoplifting doesn't create some publicity.
Barney Miller
S5, EP13 "The Indian"An elderly Indian arrested for disorderly conduct and trespassing expresses his wish to die with dignity in Central Park.
Barney Miller
S5, EP8 "Loan Shark"Sent out to investigate a loan-shark operation, Harris returns with a prime suspect: a 14-year-old boy carrying $7,000.
Barney Miller
S5, EP7 "The Prisoner"A gun-toting parolee wants to return to prison claiming that the regimentation of penal life hasn't prepared him for the outside world.
Barney Miller
S5, EP6 "The Accusation"A lonely woman accuses Dietrich of making indecent advances; Yemena arrests a rabbi for running a gambling operation in his synagogue.
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S5, EP5 "The Baby Broker"Wojo uncovers an illegal adoption ring and Harris arrests a research professor on an obscenity charge.
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