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A manhunt starts when Linardi is found dead in a nightclub. A man uses a fake ATM to get a hold of his victims' life savings. Meanwhile, Fancy tries to win temporary custody of a boy whose mother has a serious drug problem.
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Up on the Roof is a classic 1960s city-life song covered by The Drifters, written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King
The plot thread involving the fake ATM is based on an actual case in the Tri-state area. In 1993, a group of people called The Bucklands Boys got together and bought several ATMs, "installed" one in a Conneticut mall (it never actually functioned), and used the card numbers and pins collected from it to empty US$100,000 out their victim's bank accounts. The rather brazen crime stupidly fell apart when they failed to pay a $20,000 bill for mag stripe writing equipment.
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