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** A Moroccan diplomat guilty of regularly abusing his wife and son is shot dead by the former after their son ends up in protective custody for his own safety, with the wife getting away with it due to her immunity.
** An informant in "The Big Leagues" is murdered by his wife in self-defense after she finally snapped from years of him abusing her, with his handlers being stripped of their shields [[PoliceAreUseless for letting said abuse happen because of his value and that they didn't want to risk losing his cooperation]].
** An informant in "The Big Leagues" is murdered by his wife in self-defense after she finally snapped from years of him abusing her, with his handlers being stripped of their shields [[PoliceAreUseless for letting said abuse happen because of his value and that they didn't want to risk losing his cooperation]].
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproportionateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to try to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproportionateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty he hadn't been petty enough to try to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproportionateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproportionateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to try to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproporitonateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproporitonateRetribution [[DisproportionateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
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* VillainBall: The episode "Loose Lips" has an [[DomesticAbuser abusive boyfriend]] [[DisproporitonateRetribution trying and failing to kill Jamie for intervening in a domestic dispute that led to the former's girlfriend's death]]. He would’ve gotten away with his crimes if [[EvilIsPetty hadn't been petty enough to kidnap and kill Eddie in one last big attempt to spite Jamie]] almost immediately after the judge declared all evidence against him circumstantial, allowing the NYPD to put him away for good.
