NCIS Los Angeles Case Study

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Fans of “NCIS: Los Angeles” on Sunday night found themselves rooting for Kensi Blythe and the rest of the Los Angeles team as they battled different issues. As hard as it is to see, Special Agent Kensi Blye is partially paralyzed and lashing out at her partner, LAPD Detective Marty Deeks. Struggling with the reality of her slow recovery, she starts to worry she might never walk again. Looking to ease her pain, Deeks is by her side, even when she pushed him away. As Deeks looks to be by her side, there is still his job to fulfill along with all the emotions of keeping her focused on progress.
The “NCIS” Los Angeles” team is called for a case after a maintenance man stops a home invasion. While his past life is not what he wants to share with

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