Pig
Faced with the prospect of being forced into early retirement, a tough female detective agrees to one last big case. Her commitment to the force is questioned when she starts to fall in love with her mark.
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Shouldn’t be “a last big case” if she’s trying to avoid early retirement. Also “mark” suggests sucker, maybe suspect or perp would be better. Just some thoughts. Kerry
When a female detective volunteers to solve a tough case to that will guarantee her a promotion, she falls in love with the prime suspect.
[The incentive of a carrot is always better than a stick. Besides, technically, unless she’s done something legally actionable, they can’t drum her out of the force. They can only dead her career as a negative inducement to get her to pull the pin herself.]