New York Undercover

Torres (Michael DeLorenzo) and his tough new female partner, Nina Moreno (Lauren Velez), go under cover as bikers to find a killer.

After a former parole officer kills a young man, J.C. and Eddie (Malik Yoba, Michael DeLorenzo) try to determine if it was an act of self-defense or vengeance.

A canine murder suspect introduces the detectives (Malik Yoba, Michael DeLorenzo) to the underground world of dogfighting.

J.C. (Malik Yoba) pledges at an African-American fraternity to investigate a hazing incident; Eddie's (Michael DeLorenzo) father (Jose Perez) borrows money from a gangster.

When Cooper's (Patti D'Arbanville-Quinn) daughter (Eden Riegel) is lured into the clutches of an Internet pedophile, Nina (Lauren Velez) goes under cover to bust the criminal.

J.C. and and Eddie (Malik Yoba, Michael DeLorenzo) hunt down two children (Terrence Howard, Aunjanue Ellis) playing Bonnie and Clyde; Eddie hurts himself while attempting to help his father (Jose Perez).

Posing as a high-school student in Harlem, J.C. (Malik Yoba) tries to learn who murdered a student; Eddie's (Michael DeLorenzo) family history makes him reluctant to use painkillers. With Eartha Kitt.

The detectives probe into a baby-selling ring that involves underage girls, and Moreno (Lauren Velez) goes under cover as a nurse in a prenatal ward.

Posing as a male model, J.C. (Malik Yoba) looks for an assailant who committed a particularly ugly crime; Simone's (Naomi Campbell) personal life remains hidden.

The detectives hunt a racist bomber who killed a congressman during a rally for Affirmative Action; Moreno and Torres (Lauren Velez, Michael DeLorenzo) become romantic.

Danny-Up (guest star Ice-T) is released from prison and continues to wreak havoc on J.C.'s (Malik Yoba) life; Simone's (Naomi Campbell) motives are exposed.

Simone (Naomi Campbell) swears to Internal Affairs that she saw J.C. (Malik Yoba) murder his archenemy, Danny-Up (guest star Ice-T). With Michael DeLorenzo.

Nina (Lauren Velez) is used to bait a serial killer with a preference for Puerto Rican prostitutes and a fascination with the Catholic Church calendar.

A chain of events following the acquittal of a gang-banger accused of killing a cop ignites war between uniformed cops and a powerful street gang.

J.C. and Eddie (Malik Yoba, Michael DeLorenzo) find a connection between the infamous Tuskegee experiments and the death of a black journalist; Nina's (Lauren Velez) ex-husband shows up.

Nina (Lauren Velez) investigates the death of a female firefighter killed in the line of duty; J.C. and Eddie (Malik Yoba, Michael DeLorenzo) uncover a string of tenement fires.

Eddie's brother helps unearth information indicating that teen-age Rwandan refugees acted as the assassins in two mob-related murder cases.

J.C. (Malik Yoba) races to prevent three young black men from being mistakenly charged with murdering a white woman.

A female hired gun may become the next victim of a mob double-cross; Eddie (Michael DeLorenzo) learns that a woman he helped convict may have borne him a son.

J.C., Eddie and Nina (Malik Yoba, Michael DeLorenzo, Lauren Velez) must protect witnesses from a group of cops under investigation for corruption and murder.

The murder of a controversial Muslim leader increases tension between Muslims and Jews; Eddie's father (Jose Perez) finds out he is HIV-positive.

The detectives (Malik Yoba, Michael DeLorenzo) hunt for the evidence necessary to book three wealthy students for the murder of G's (George Gore II) tutor at Woodbridge Academy.

Andre (Isaiah Washington), the ex-con father of G's (George Gore II) friend Brian (Amir Jamal Williams), is linked to murder and on the run; Eddie (Michael DeLorenzo) struggles to cope with his father's (Jose Perez) HIV status.

The murder of a small-time drug dealer threatens to derail the career of an NBA hopeful, whose older brother's career ended the same way.

While on assignment against a gun cartel, Eddie (Michael DeLorenzo) kills a federal agent and begins to fear for his own life.