No.

Red spaces are always considered to be the 6 spaces leading up to the out-of-time marker.

Only the 1st one

If your tracker is the first of all players to pass a red Event Line on the Time Track, then a new Event is drawn.

No

If a “6” die or a “3-3” (the HQ’s block) is rolled during a Mobster Roll, do not add a mobster and continue to the next turn. This is called a Reprieve.

Apply a Penalty

If at any point in the game you must pull a new mobster and there are none left in the bag, then apply a Too-Many-Events Penalty.

Yes

If double 1’s, 2’s, 4’s or 5’s are rolled for a Mobster Roll, apply the results of the roll, and then perform another Mobster Roll. Multiple Crime Sprees can occur.

Up to 1

There can only ever be one unapprehended mobster on any block at a time. Effects from Force and Event Cards cannot overrule this.

Reroll

When an Event is revealed and you roll any “6’s”, you must reroll them (there is no reprieve like for Mobster Rolls).

No

Tokens and mobsters can never be placed on HQ unless the Event setup specifies it (reroll if you roll the HQ as the location).

No

If you roll a double after you reveal an Event, do not then add an additional mobster like for a Mobster Roll.

Up to 2

You can hold a maximum of 2 Force Cards. If you gain a third, you must discard that new card or one from your hand.

Time Track order

If there is not enough of a reward for each recipient when resolving an event, players select the reward in Time Track order, furthest back first.

No

If you take the Interrogate bonus action and pick a card you have already seen, you do not get to pick another.

No

Your tracker cannot go beyond the 48-hour mark of the Time Track. If your action would cause your token to go past that mark, you must choose another action.

Yes

If you bring a mobster to the HQ and the mobster’s color of Holding Token has already been taken, gain 1 Force Card instead of the token (and do not advance your Badge Level).

No

If you fail at the Stakeout action, return the Stakeout Token facedown to the block, and do not tell the other players the number.

Yes

Whether you have succeeded or failed a Call for Backup or a Stakeout, advance your Time Tracker the time you have risked.

Yes

When you fail the Call for Backup action, you apprehend a mobster on your block (if there is one). However, you don't apprehend any adjacent mobsters, and do not gain a Force Card.

No

When you apprehend a mobster, return it to the bag unless the action description gives instructions otherwise (for example, when you Arrest the mobster).

Into the bag

If arrest a mobster when you already have a mobster of the same color on your mat, you return it to the bag instead of placing it on your Officer Mat.

No

If you wish, you may remain in the same block on your turn without moving. In this case you spend zero hours.

Yes

If your Rank ever exceeds “9,” then flip the badge to its “10+” side and place it back on the large badge image.

No

When you have the ability to exchange information with a player who has an Evidence Token, you choose whether or not to do this, and which envelope to look at (if the other player has more than one token); the evidence’s holder cannot refuse it.

Nothing

All Evidence knowledge is shared between players in a cooperative mode. Ignore the Exchange Information reward for all Event rewards.

No

You must have at least one Suspect Card to exchange information (look at the Murderer's Card in an Evidence Envelope held by another player), however your Suspect Card may be one that the other player has already seen.

Yes

The holder of an Evidence Token may review that Evidence at any time.

Who got final token

When Evidence is solved, only the player who has collected the final Clue Token processes the Evidence using the Evidence Envelope (even if another player has collected a higher number of matching Clue Tokens),

No

When evidence is solved, all players who contributed to Solving Evidence—that is have at least one Clue Token of that type—gain 1 Suspect Card (ONLY 1, no matter how many tokens they have collected).

Pick from a player

When you gain suspect's alibis and the Suspect Deck has run out of cards, you must look at a Suspect Card from another player.

The one on top

If multiple trackers are furthest behind on the same spot, the player whose tracker is on top takes the turn.

Yes

If players would like to keep notes, you can each use paper and pen/pencil to secretly do so.

No one

If the case goes unsolved when time runs out and the murderer goes free, all players have let the department down and lose the game.