In the beginning of the episode it is mentioned that Alice Clarks studied the Silverback Gorilla in Rwanda. It is then stated that applied her research on Dominant Primates to the "alphas of [the] urban jungle."
The issue with this is that the studies of alphas in mammals come from a researcher named Rudolf Schenkel who initially studied wolf mating habits in captivity. He since recanted his findings after observing wolf populations in the wild. He found that the "alphas" in the wild populations were the "alphas" because they were the parents of that particular pack and as such were teaching their young.
The issue with this is that the studies of alphas in mammals come from a researcher named Rudolf Schenkel who initially studied wolf mating habits in captivity. He since recanted his findings after observing wolf populations in the wild. He found that the "alphas" in the wild populations were the "alphas" because they were the parents of that particular pack and as such were teaching their young.
The N in VIN stands for number. Thus "VIN number" is redundant.
When Beckett shows Barret Hawkes the picture of the person breaking into the victim's apartment, he says "You can't really see his face." The person's right ear is very clear, and ears are very useful in identification, as no two are exactly alike. Such a match could easily be used as probable cause for a search warrant.
Captain Gates is on the phone with Ryan and exclaims "six zeros with another six zeros after that!", to which Ryan says, "That would be sixty million."
Captain Gates does not say six zeros (plural) she actually says six zero (singular) with another 6 zeros after it.