Entourage's Emmanuelle Chriqui Joins TNT's Murder in the First

Matt Webb Mitovich

Updated Thu, Jan 8, 2015, 6:07 PM

Entourage alumna Emmanuelle Chriqui is joining TNT’s Murder in the First as a series regular.

Per our sister site Deadline, Chriqui will play Lara Cruz, a brash and badass member of the SFPD Gang Task Force.

Chriqui marks the second addition for Season 2 of the crime drama, which last month cast CSI: NY vet A.J. Buckley as Marty “Junior” Mulligan, brother to Kathleen Robertson’s Detective Hildy Mulligan and a fellow San Francisco PD police officer.

Chriqui — who will appear in the upcoming Entourage motion picture — also has had roles on TV’s The Mentalist and The Borgias, plus Crackle’s Cleaners.

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