(phone dialing and ringing)

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- [Operator] 9-1-1 what is your emergency?

- I need (choking)

- [Operator] Hello?

(glass breaking) What's your location?

Hello, are you in danger? (dramatic music)

Hello, god damnit, if this is another.

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- Miles, Burke, any leads?

- Looks like it was an accident.

He stood up from his desk, slipped

and broke his neck on the file cabinet.

- I think he was dead before he hit the cabinet.

This wasn't an accident at all.

(crying)

- I'm so sorry Mrs. Smalls, we'll get to the bottom of this.

- Thank you so much.

- You two have 24 hours before it's ruled an accident.

Got it?

- What am I missing here Miles?

- Why didn't he tuck his head?

Instincts tell you to protect your head when falling.

- Sometimes instincts fail.

- This is a lot of artificial sweetener.

So he likes things sweet but without sugar.

- There's definitely a lot of sugar in these.

What are those?

What?

- [Miles] Why are these so loose?

- The man just liked wide and comfortable shoes.

But look, barely any grip.

- Where'd you find those candies?

- Bottom drawer.

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Gross.

- [Miles] There's water down here.

- Okay so it was an accident.

The water settles it, I'm gonna go let the captain know.

- It doesn't settle anything Burke.

Where did it come from?

There's no leak, there's no cup.

- Who cares, it's a lead.

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- So he likes things sweet without sugar.

Ripped box of unopened candy bars, loose loafers.

Needle bottle containing water.

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Smalls was murdered and I can prove it.

- How's that?

- He was a diabetic.

- The man was hiding a box of chocolates.

- Yeah for emergencies.

Most diabetics have some form of sugar just in case

their blood sugar gets too low.

I think this was one of those emergencies.

- Where'd you find it?

- Ripped open in his bottom drawer.

He was rushing.

This leads me to believe something

was going on with his medication.

- There was also the water he slipped on

with his gripless shoes.

- Yeah those are just old shoes he had

for good circulation.

Very important to maintain a healthy blood pressure.

Plus, the water appeared after he fell.

Which is why this.

- A needle bottle.

- Was near it on the floor.

When that was intact it held the water underneath his desk.

- Ah, and taking water instead of insulin

for a few days is fatal.

Someone must have been switching his medication.

- One second, alright toxicology will clear up

any suspicions and I'll notify Mrs. Smalls

of our new findings.

- What was she doing here exactly?

- Oh she just mentioned she was dropping off

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his medication.

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- Yeah we'll go bring her in for questioning.

- Great job Detective Burke.

And you too Miles.

- Thanks Cap, appreciate it.

- Wait what do you mean you too?

- You can look forward to us solving every case now.

- Wait Cap, yo.

- Come on, hey I love that guy, he's so funny.

- You're a terrible person.

You're so bad,

you're a bad guy. - Don't hate.

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