Later, he steals the car of one of his victims and uses it to fatally run over the patient, in an effort to frame the victim and close both cases. Frame-Up: In "It Had to Be You", a psychiatrist who is a serial rapist plants evidence on one of his patients to frame him as the rapist.Small wonder he prefers 'J.L.', or even 'Fatman'.
McCabe's full name is Jason Lochenbar McCabe. Driving into a Truck: Jake does this in "Rhapsody in Blue" when he stages a 'kidnapping' of a pair of suspects as part of plan to convince them he is a high ranking mob figure.Detective Mole: In "You Turned the Tables on Me", the prosecutor appointed to head the organized crime unit turns out to be literally and figuratively in bed with the biggest mobster in town.It becomes personal for Jake when a friend is killed during a failed raid.
Counterfeit Cash: In "Snowfall", the Secret Service gets help from Jake in catching a money counterfeiter, who trades his product for cocaine. learns this, he doesn't hesitate in turning him over to the feds. Cop/Criminal Family: McCabe's son Daniel, who he already dropped contact with due to various incidents that range from boneheaded to downright shady, turns out to have gained a profit selling fake airplane parts, which led to numerous private airplanes crashing and killing the families onboard. Christmas Episode: In "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas", it's Christmastime, but McCabe isn't feeling so jolly as an ambitious assistant DA helps Jake find a murderous Santa Claus. When it looks like the police aren't buying the frame, he steals the car of one his victims and uses it to run down the patient: looking to close the case on the rapes and frame the victim for the murder. Car Fu: In "It Had to Be You", a psychiatrist who is secretly a serial rapist plants evidence on one of his patients to frame him. Black Widow: In "The Tender Trap", Derek suspects his uncle's fiancee is a black widow, and she may have already spun her web. He then topples forward, revealing McCabe standing at the end of the corridor with a smoking gun in his hand. The camera then cuts to the killer who is stand with his gun in hand. There is a close-up on Jake and the sound of a gunshot. Bait-and-Switch Gunshot: In "I Guess I'll Have to Change My Plan", the killer has the drop on Jake. 
Bad Santa: In " Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas", it's Christmastime, but McCabe isn't feeling so jolly as an ambitious assistant DA helps Jake find a murderous Santa Claus.Jake and the Fatman contains examples of:
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