WPRN Public Radio Theater Presents Caught Between - Episode 4

D'laska has Calabrese's former partner, Officer Gino Guzzetta from Street Crime, ride with him to Montecillo, where Calabrese and his family are staying. Informally, D'laska gathers information from him about the years they worked together in Street Crime. D'laska discovers another disturbing loose end in Calabrese's life Calabrese has lied to superiors before. Is he lying about why he was in Manhattan? D'laska believes so and pushes that matter. Calabrese sticks to his story knowing the Mafia wants to have him killed. Both men become more hostile to each other. D'laska picks up a clue, a matchbook from a night stop where he believes he and Guzzetta frequent. D'laska is finding what seems straightforward, a cop shooting a criminal in self-defense is fraught with contradictions. What new information will D'laska uncover in the next episode?

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