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Revision as of 17:07, 28 October 2018
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Cassandra Walker is an attorney who acted as the prosecutor during the NYPD administrative hearing of Sherlock Holmes and Joan Watson.
Biography
Season Two
After an incident that results in the shooting of Marcus Bell, Walker acts as the prosecutor at an administrative hearing in order to determine if the NYPD will allow Holmes and Watson to continue consulting on cases. The core of Walker's accusations is that Holmes and Watson break the law in the course of investigations, particularly breaking into locations. Holmes denies this and provides several flimsy and creative lies how they've entered sites. As Holmes' describes his investigation of Silis Cole, Walker interrupts him to get his opinion of Bell. Holmes praises Bell woodenly which elicits sarcasm from Walker.("Tremors")
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