Working Mom

McCoy refers to Lanie Stieglitz as "the Betty Friedan militia". Betty Friedan was a leading American feminist and writer whose 1963 book, "The Feminine Mystique", is considered by many to have directly inspired and led to the 1960's feminist movement.

Upon getting out of their car to arrest the car-jackers the uniformed officers draw their weapons and the sound effect of a hammer being cocked is heard. Yet both of the officers are carrying a Glock, a semi-automatic striker fired pistol that does not have an external hammer. A Glock is cocked simply by loading a round into the chamber and closing the slide, the only way to uncock it is by pulling the trigger.