Ep 6. Yes Sir, That's My Baby

Detectives Simone and Sipowicz investigate a case involving a baby that was abandoned in a hotel room. The episode starts with a maid discovering the baby in a hotel room and calling the police. Simone and Sipowicz arrive at the hotel to investigate and try to find out who left the baby behind.

Initially, their investigation leads them to believe that the baby was left behind by a drug-addled mother who couldn't care for her child. However, as they continue their investigation, they discover that the truth is more complicated than they thought.

Meanwhile, Detective Medavoy takes on a case involving a bank robbery. The robbers made off with a significant amount of cash, and Medavoy is determined to catch them. However, his investigation leads him down a dangerous path, and he finds himself in over his head.

Back on the baby case, Simone and Sipowicz track down the father of the abandoned baby. The father is reluctant to cooperate with the police at first, but eventually, he reveals that he and the baby's mother were both struggling with drug addiction. They had been trying to get clean, but it was a difficult process, and they had relapsed.

The father had taken the baby to the hotel room to try to keep her safe while he and the mother went out to buy drugs. However, they ended up getting high and forgetting about the baby. When they returned to the room, they found that the maid had discovered the baby and called the police.

Simone and Sipowicz work with the father to get the mother into a treatment program and ensure that the baby is placed in a safe environment. The case is emotional for both detectives, as they both have experience dealing with addiction and the impact it can have on families.

Back on Medavoy's case, things take a violent turn when one of the robbers is killed during a pursuit. Medavoy is devastated, as he had hoped to bring the robbers to justice without any casualties.

The episode ends with Simone and Sipowicz reflecting on the baby case and the toll that addiction takes on families. It's a poignant reminder of the difficult work that police officers do every day, and the ways in which they are often called upon to help people in their darkest moments.

Overall, Yes Sir, That's My Baby is a powerful episode that explores some of the most challenging issues that police officers face. It's a reminder of the humanity and compassion that is often required in law enforcement, and the ways in which detectives like Simone and Sipowicz work to make a difference in people's lives.