As Major Crimes deals with a slain fitness trainer, Captain Raydor contends with a surly teenage house guest, a highly disgruntled second-in-command, and a hypocritical superior.As Major Crimes deals with a slain fitness trainer, Captain Raydor contends with a surly teenage house guest, a highly disgruntled second-in-command, and a hypocritical superior.As Major Crimes deals with a slain fitness trainer, Captain Raydor contends with a surly teenage house guest, a highly disgruntled second-in-command, and a hypocritical superior.As Major Crimes deals with a slain fitness trainer, Captain Raydor contends with a surly teenage house guest, a highly disgruntled second-in-command, and a hypocritical superior.As Major Crimes deals with a slain fitness trainer, Captain Raydor contends with a surly teenage house guest, a highly disgruntled second-in-command, and a hypocritical superior.
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Studly personal trainer Chad Raber was found with his head smashed fatally with a dumbbell while hanging upside down in his gym. She and initial evidence point to vindictive father Jim Martino whose teen daughter Amanda was the only of his female clients who wanted to file a sexual abuse claim. Erased by cloud-retrievable videos point to nine other presumed victims, which looks like a set-up. Rusty protests and rebels the teen-way against his de-facto fostering by Raydor, but she raised two before and child services tell him to be happy it would be much worse elsewhere, office detective Buzz Watson is saddled with 'babysitting' him in the precinct. Provenza plans to resign as Raydor, who got his dream promotion, eagerly pushes on the deputy chief's plea bargain policy. . —KGF Vissers
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