Laura Diamond is a hotshot NYPD detective who balances her Columbo-esque day job with a crazy family life. She is asked to go to the home of a computer mogul as death threats have been received.

When an online hookup ends in murder, Laura creates her own dating website profile and - under Billy's watchful eye - uses herself to bait the killer. While Laura goes undercover at Manhattan's hottest night spots, Jake finally inks the divorce papers, prompting Laura to reconsider the dating scene for real. Written by Anonymous

While investigating the death of a biker-bar owner, Laura and Jake revisit the site of their first date.

When a powerful congressman's campaign is tainted by a sex scandal, the NYPD's top officials task Laura with finding out the truth behind the alleged mistress. But when surveillance goes awry, the 2nd Precinct team has to delve into the online gaming world to shut down a well-connected killer.

The team finds the remains of a man's body that appears to have been killed in his own bathroom, but when the homeowner shows up alive and well, the detectives not only find themselves on the hunt for the killer, but must also determine who the victim is. Meanwhile, Laura and Jake try out nesting as a solution to their shared custody struggles.

The detectives experience New York Fashion Week as they investigate the murder of a luxury designer's gifted intern. Suspects range from supermodels to knock-off peddlers, taking Laura and Billy from the runway to Canal Street and everywhere in between. Jake reevaluates Max's position at the precinct.

The son of a prominent art gallery owner is found dead in Koreatown. Looking for clues, Laura and the team navigate through the neighborhood's karaoke scene where they uncover a gambling ring. To catch the killer, Laura must prepare to enter a high-stakes poker game, forcing her to reconnect with her estranged father.

When a woman is found dead on a party bus, Laura and the team take on a beauty empire and its leader to uncover the truth behind the murder. Meanwhile, an annual mud race creates some friendly competition amongst the detectives of the 2nd precinct.

Laura and the team investigate to determine if a religious motive was at play when a couple is found murdered in their apartment. Meanwhile, at home, a familiar if not so friendly face visits Laura and Jake during their search to find a replacement nanny for the boys.

The 2nd Precinct detectives are off to the races - horse races, that is, when a fertility doctor goes missing and his wife suspects foul play. Adding to Laura's docket, the twins are accused of bullying in their Tae Kwon Do class, angering a group of meddlesome mothers.

When the frozen body of a sous chef is found at a garbage dump, the squad's investigation takes them behind the scenes of Manhattan's restaurant industry and things get complicated when Laura develops a crush on one of the prime suspects.

An act of arson has the detectives investigating the death of a teenage boy. The case sparks chemistry between Jake and Angela, a former firefighting flame, while Laura tries, unsuccessfully, to remove herself from police work to focus on the twins' Winter Carnival.

A young Hispanic is killed when he is struck by a car. Drugs and cash are found on him which makes the police think he's a dealer. But his father says that his son was not like that even though he admits that he hasn't spent much time with him because he's trying to make a living. They learn the father's right he's not a dealer. But he was keeping a secret that he was going to a prep school on a hockey scholarship. When they ask the school to tell them what may have happened when he was there, they say it's confidential. So Laura and Jake go undercover the guise of parents checking the school for their children. And they learn that some people has issue with the boy. And going undercover reignites old feelings between Laura and Jake. Written by rcs0411@yahoo.com

When a female impersonator is murdered, Laura and the team dive into the raucous New York City drag world. But expectation is turned on its head when it is discovered that the victim was a member of an underground fight club. Meanwhile, Laura reconnects with an old friend, leading to a wild night out on the town and a surprise encounter with Tony.

A beautiful au pair's untimely death puts Laura and the team on the hunt for a murderer and into the middle of a female escort ring. Meanwhile, the precinct spirals into a frenzy when a new detective named Frankie Pulaski (new series regular MEG STEEDLE - Boardwalk Empire) is sent from headquarters to investigate alleged indiscretions between Jake and Laura.

After the stabbing of a former beauty queen, Laura is reunited with her ex-fiancé. The only problem is that he's the number one suspect in the stabbing. As Laura takes a trip down memory lane, the team follows a lead into the high-price world of holistic healing.

The detectives probe the murder of an intern working at a trendy tech startup. Laura struggles to make time for intimacy with her new beau, Tony (recurring guest star NEAL BLEDSOE).

Laura dodges her birthday while probing the murder of a sailor. Billy is forced to work alongside a headstrong naval investigator.

A body is found in a botanical garden of a young woman. She was a teacher's aide and also worked at the botanical garden. A kid, at the botanical garden, leads Laura, soto and team to the victim's ex-boyfriend. The ex-boyfriend is a college basketball player looking to make it to the big leagues and new prime suspect. The case leads the team to the competition of NCAA basketball and sports betting. Written by Keely Anders

When a murdered club kid is tied to a string of jewel heists in the Diamond District, Laura and the team have to stop a robbery crew to solve a murder. Meanwhile, Jake's violation of divorced-parent etiquette forces Laura to reevaluate the seriousness of her relationship with Tony.

An amateur detective clashes with the team during an investigation into a filmmaker's death.

With Jake in critical condition, Laura and the team search for his shooter.