Sally Rowe

This was a stupid movie without resolve. After her junkie son is killed the alcoholic mom later learns that his pregnant girlfriend supposedly OD’s at her ‘good cop’ son’s home, who is then rushed to the hospital gives birth and said girlfriend dies. It later unfolds that the cops wife finds the now dead girlfriend’s broken necklace in her basement, takes it to mom, who in the meantime has found the junkie son’s stash hidden previously under her porch by the now dead girlfriend. In disbelief she then turns the stash over to her ‘good son’ and follows him with the new born in tow on a train where she photos him handing over the stash to the dealer who murdered her junkie son. Mom’s a journalist, writes a story about all of it that is never published and just goes on with life even though she now knows her ‘good cop’ son is a murderer of the girlfriend and allowed the dealer that murdered her junkie son to go free. So messed up message. Kept waiting for the movie to get good but it never did. Very disappointing. Don’t waste your time with this flick.

This was an exceptional series that gave wonderful ‘family’ feeling insight of what on the job law enforcement could be like within the department, the effects of at home and how all of that blends with we the people of all walks of life. It reminds us all to live with unselfish respect and ethics that is so lost today. That everyone is important. So sad this got lost during the rabid COVID shuffle and did not seem to get its fair viewing. If you get the chance to watch the series ‘Deputy’ you’ll find it to be very satisfying indeed.