Ep 3. Brown Appetit

Detective Andy Sipowicz and Detective John Kelly investigate a murder case in Brownsville, Brooklyn. The victim, a young African-American woman named Delores, was found strangled in the back of a diner. The owner of the diner, a man named George, is the prime suspect in the case. However, George maintains his innocence and claims that he has been set up by an old rival.

As Sipowicz and Kelly delve deeper into the case, they uncover a web of corruption and deceit. They discover that George's rival is a powerful politician who may have orchestrated the murder to eliminate a potential threat. In order to crack the case, the detectives must navigate through a maze of lies and cover-ups.

Meanwhile, Sipowicz is struggling with his personal demons. He is a recovering alcoholic who is trying to stay sober, but the stress of the case and a difficult confrontation with his ex-wife drive him to drink. Kelly tries to help Sipowicz stay on the wagon while dealing with his own personal issues, including a complicated relationship with his girlfriend, Janice.

As the investigation heats up, Sipowicz and Kelly are forced to confront their own prejudices and biases. The case involves a predominantly African-American community, and the detectives must navigate through a complex web of cultural and social issues in order to solve the crime. They also have to deal with tensions between the NYPD and the community, as mistrust between the two groups runs high.

Will Sipowicz and Kelly be able to solve the case before it's too late? Will they be able to overcome their own demons and prejudices? Find out in this gripping episode of NYPD Blue.