"Upon Reflection" While on patrol through the streets of Los Angeles, Officer Cole Phelps and his partner, Ralph Dunn, receive a call from KGPL about a shooting. "Armed and Dangerous" A robbery at Westlake Savings & Loans that Cole Phelps and his partner Ralph Dunn pick up on their car radio. "Warrants Outstanding" Cole and Ralph are patrolling the streets when Ralph notices Wendell Bowers, who jumped his parole. "Buyer Beware" While patrolling the streets, Officer Cole Phelps hears multiple gunshots and runs toward the sound.

Cole Phelps and his new partner, Stefan Bekowsky, are called up to investigate an abandoned car, which looks as if a murder was committed inside of it.

A man is found dead in the street. At first sight it's a hit and run, but all is not what it seems.

A seemingly run-of-the-mill car theft ends up sparking an explosive investigation into the largest auto fraud racket the city has ever seen.

Assigned to an auto accident turns into a biggest crime case for Cole and Stefan.

Six months after Cole's promotion. He and his new Homicide partner, Galloway, get a briefing from Capt. James Donnelly about the body of a murder of a woman.

While waiting in the detectives' desk room, Cole and Rusty are called upon another murdered woman.

The body of another woman was found and it's up to Phelps and Galloway to solve the case and bring the killer to justice.

During a heavy rainstorm over Los Angele, Detectives Cole Phelps and Rusty Galloway are briefed about a murder that occurred on Signal Hill of another woman.

Another female, murdered, the body recovered in the rail freight depot on Santa Fe Avenue, East Downtown.

Another case broken by the Los Angeles Examiner. If this latest letter is to be believed, Elizabeth Short's killer has grown impatient waiting to be caught.

Phelps and Earle report to the scene of two dead junkies, Cornell Eustace Tyree and Tyrone Anthony Lamont, found in a squalid apartment. Their drug of choice: government issue morphine.

Vice Narcotics receives a tip from Freddie Calhoun, a junkie, who seems to be playing it straight for once, sharing information on a city-wide marijuana distribution ring. Detectives Phelps and Earle will search, question and raid their way to the top of the operation.

A Professional Boxer, Albert Hammond has won a fight that he was supposed to throw. His unexpected win cost his manager, Carlo Arquero and several bookies, as well as Mickey Cohen, a large amount of money, putting his life in danger.

"A stunning fashion model with the world at her feet, is found dead in her own bathtub. To the Homicide squad it looks like a textbook society-type's suicide - but coroner "Mal" remains unconvinced. It falls to detectives Cole Phelps and Roy Earle to investigate the scene and determine which of Miss Randall's vices really killed her."

"After a shootout in a Hollywood club, Phelps and Earle must finish tracking down the remaining shipments of the Morphine."

"The Arson desk took reports overnight of fires at 326 South Kenmore and 4414 Rosewood. Residential, no background, no mention of suspicious circumstances or insurance. All we know is that they used to be houses and now they're piles of ash. Biggs and Cole have been assigned to investigate, though Cole hardly even know what that means. His new partner doesn't seem very forthcoming on the subject."

"A family of four burned to death in their home on North Hobart Boulevard. No preliminary report from Lynch and the fire department investigators, so this could be a tragic accident. But given the things Biggs and Cole have seen in the last week, they'll be searching for any connection to the Suburban Redevelopment Fund."

"Some morning this turned out to be. Elsa Lichtmann: German exile; nightclub jazz singer, and a very rich lady if my company has anything to do with it. Her friend died in an accident, and she collected the life insurance payout. The claims department never coughs up this kind of money without a fight, but she wants the truth more than she wants the twenty grand. You've got to admire that."

"Elsa Lichtmann's friend was a set carpenter, which links Keystone to Elysian and Suburban Redevelopment, and explains where they're pulling their labor from, as well as their materials. And a guy called Petersen gave me a new job, DA's Special Investigator. Might as well enjoy the title, I don't think I'll get to keep it long with the amount of trouble I'm about to stir up."

"Large explosion in the Wilshire district. Smoke and flame easily visible above the skyline, southeast of our current position. I'd say less than a mile distant. Garbled reports via KGPL but nothing about the nature or cause of the blast. Our first priority is reaching the scene, restoring order, and helping to triage any causalities. The investigation will depend on how much evidence survived."

"The Doctor is dead, Benson is finished, and Leland Monroe is going to limp his way into a jail cell. Safe to say the Suburban Redevelopment Fund isn't going to be around for much longer. All that's left is the guy who has Elsa, the maniac who burned the houses for Fontaine. I know he's a cowboy, I know he works pest control, but otherwise he's a nobody."