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Bucks County Detective To Star In 'Law & Order SVU' Episode Bucks County Detective To Star In 'Law & Order SVU' Episode
Bucks County Detective To Star In 'Law & Order SVU' Episode A Bucks County detective is expected to make an appearance in a "Law & Order SVU" episode next week. Det. Chris McMullin of the Bensalem Township Police Department has a principal role as an FDNY captain in Season 22's Episode 10, titled "Welcome to the Pedo Motel," a Facebook announcement reads. While 51-year-old McMullin has been acting for nearly a decade -- one of his most memorable gigs was his role as a cop in the 2011 film "Limitless" alongside Bradley Cooper -- this will be his first appearance on "Law & Order SVU." "I've been trying to get a principal role o…

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by Nicole Acosta
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TONIGHT: Bucks County Investigator Details Haunting 2004 Murder Case On New TV Show TONIGHT: Bucks County Investigator Details Haunting 2004 Murder Case On New TV Show
Tonight: Bucks County Investigator Details Haunting 2004 Murder Case On New TV Show Well-educated. Tall and blonde. Highly esteemed. Heather Lavelle was an unlikely killer.  But in Summer 2004, a killer is exactly what Lavelle became. In August of that year, she and boyfriend James Savage tortured and beat her ex-boyfriend Christian Rojas to death in his Bensalem apartment. If not for Bensalem Police Det. Chris McMullin -- who worked as one of the lead detectives on the case, along with two from the Bucks County District Attorney's Office -- Lavelle and Savage may have gotten away with the crime. McMullin will be detailing the gruesome homicide on the Feb. 17 episode of…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Bucks County Investigator Details Haunting 2004 Murder Case On New TV Show 'American Detective' Bucks County Investigator Details Haunting 2004 Murder Case On New TV Show 'American Detective'
Bucks County Investigator Details Haunting 2004 Murder Case On New TV Show 'American Detective' Well-educated. Tall and blonde. Highly esteemed. Heather Lavelle was an unlikely killer.  But in Summer 2004, a killer is exactly what Lavelle became. In August of that year, she and boyfriend James Savage tortured and beat her ex-boyfriend Christian Rojas to death in his Bensalem apartment. If not for Bensalem Police Det. Chris McMullin -- who worked as one of the lead detectives on the case, along with two from the Bucks County District Attorney's Office -- Lavelle and Savage may have gotten away with the crime. McMullin will be detailing the gruesome homicide on the Feb. 17 episode of…

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by Cecilia Levine