A fairly well done series, but there are problems
For example, on his first trip to Vegas, Bosch drove his city issued vehicle, despite the fact that the trip was on personal business.
As another viewer pointed out, Bosch doesn't seem to ever lock the door to his house. He's shown entering and leaving without so much as turning a key. I realize there are electronic locks for houses that are operated with a key fob not unlike those used to unlock cars, but that is never mentioned as a reason. Even when his ex-wife and daughter are for all practical purposes hiding out in the house, he still seen opening an apparently unlocked door.
Then there's the fact that despite living in a large and dangerous city, people in the show seldom bother to roll the windows of their cars up and lock then when parking. No matter what kind of valuables they might or might not have in their cars. I live in a small city in Florida, and would never, ever leave my car unsecured.
As someone once said, "The devil is in the details," and the details of day-to-day life in LA do not compute.