police chiefs

Looks at the career of Willie L. Williams, discussing how he became the first black police chief in Philadelphia and Los Angeles, where in 1992 he restructured the top-heavy department, while dealing with a series of high-profile cases.

Chief of Police Jesse Stones returns to investigate the murder of a troubled teenager in a seemingly bucolic New England town.

Jesse Stone and the Paradise police department have their hands full when visiting actress Marisol Hinton becomes the subject of a death threat and a collision by a distracted teenage driver leads to political repercussions.

During Lenten season in the Adirondack town of Millers Kill, priest Clare Fergusson and married police chief Russ Van Alstyne fight their attraction to each other while investigating the disappearance of a physician from a charitable clinic owned by wealthy widow Jane Ketchem, whose husband also mysteriously disappeared in 1930.

Reverend Clare Fergusson teams up with her friend Russ Van Alystyne to try and find the killer who is stalking the members of her parish.

Police Chief Jesse Stone is shocked when Wilson "Crow" Cromartie, an Apache hit man who escaped Stone's grasp ten years ago, arrives in his office warning Jesse to stay out of his way as he searches for a missing woman whose father wants her back and is willing to risk anything to help her escape from the violent gang she's involved with.