 Kojak gets word from Crocker about a sniper shooting on a golf course. The M.O. is that of a notorious hit man whose tally is 110 victims. When Kojak asks who did the sniper kill this time, Crocker replies: "He didn t, he missed." A stunned Kojak and a Federal agent tracking the hit man try to find out what might have happened. The slug came closest to an up-and-coming politician who s trying to woo the ethnic groups in New York City, and has made a powerful enemy in Koreatown, and when Kojak and a Korean-American officer (whose father was African-American and who looks it) go to chat with the suspect, the cop picks up the conversation in Korean and confirms that the suspect ordered the hit. But before he can be arrested, the suspected hire is found gunned down in his own car. The hit man, spurred by rage at the victim (who violently shook his son, causing the sniper to spazz out and waste his shot) plugged his own employer for advising to lay off the hit, and with a second gun is going after the politician himself.