The cop records this, and he plays it back when the grandson suspect won't talk. Pushing boundaries Leary, who also serves as executive producer of the show, isn't afraid to push boundaries of taste and convention. His character will pretend to beat up an elderly woman, cheat on his wife, take illegal drugs, ditch his kid, drive maniacally and be an all-around baddie in a single episode. The characters are complex and the stories interesting, but the producers shouldn't pretend to be chasing realism, because it's nonsensical. Undoubtedly some of the material therein is real.
Some police officers do cut corners and break the law themselves, including drug abuse.
He said he wouldn't be surprised if his character ends up there - multiple times. They don't go with regular people. They have a thing called 'the farm' where it's all cops who are trying to quit drugs, so it's hilarious, obviously. All rights reserved.