Ep 11. You're Under a Rasta

In NYPD Blue season 5 episode 11, titled "You're Under a Rasta," the detectives of the 15th precinct are investigating the brutal murder of a Rastafarian artist. The victim, known as "Jah," was found dead in his apartment with his hands chopped off and a symbol carved into his forehead.

As the investigation unfolds, the detectives delve deeper into the world of Rastafarianism and the local music scene. They discover that Jah's murder may have been motivated by a dispute over intellectual property rights to a popular Rastafarian song. The detectives work to track down both the killer and the stolen song.

Meanwhile, Sipowicz struggles with his personal life as he continues to attend AA meetings and reconcile with his estranged wife. When a former AA member shows up at the precinct seeking his help, Sipowicz must confront his own demons and decide how to best support his sobriety.

Back at the precinct, Medavoy and Martinez find themselves in hot water when a case they worked on together is thrown out of court due to a technicality. The two detectives must face the repercussions of their mistake and work to rebuild their credibility within the department.

Throughout the episode, the detectives grapple with their own personal issues while diligently pursuing justice for Jah and his family. With twists and turns at every corner, "You're Under a Rasta" delivers a riveting and captivating hour of NYPD Blue.