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-Mike's. End of discussion.
-Modern.

And it is not even close.

Oh, here we go.
The great cannoli war.

-Wait. Is that a thing?
-Mike's is for tourists

and people who like
to stand in line for no reason.

Modern is what people say when
they want to feel sophisticated.

(laughs)
I'd arrest you right now
if I could.

Oh, yeah? What's the charge?

Can we stop
with the pastry foreplay?

Okay, okay, I have an idea.

Jonah and I'll hit up
both bakeries,

we'll bring back samples,
and we'll do a blind taste test.

We just got to take lunch early.

Oh, a blind taste test that
involves us covering for you?

-Yeah, that's a nice try.
-Science demands sacrifice,
Steve.

RACHEL:
Okay, it's gonna cost you,
though.

Four extra cannolis.
From Modern.

And chowder from Legal.

This becomes a debate
about chowder, I quit.

No problem.
Dispatch. 12-Jake-101.

-Show us off on a Code 10.
-DISPATCHER: 12-Jake-101.

You're clear for a 10.
12-David-101.

Respond to a B and E
on a motor vehicle.

-622 Brookside Street.
-(laughs)

That's your sector.

Yeah. Why do people leave
valuables in the glove box?

-It'll take you ten minutes.
-(Rachel scoffs)

That's ten minutes
I'm never gonna get back.

You're gonna owe us, Reagan!

We're bringing back cannolis.
You're gonna owe us.

DANNY:
What are you gonna do

about Friday?
You know, Shabbat.

Can't avoid your mom forever.

-I'm not avoiding her.
-Really?

-I am avoiding her.
-Yeah, just a little bit.

LENA:
I just don't want to upset us
anymore, create more drama.

Right. Well, unfortunately,

I think that train
has already left the station.

I mean, you already went
and met your half sister.

Pretty soon, her husband's gonna
tell her who you really are.

And I give it about ten seconds
after that before she tells

her dad-- your estranged
father-- about everything.

Well, my mom didn't want me
upending the family,

finding my father. I think
that's exactly what I've done.

You didn't do anything wrong.

You wanted
to know where you come from,

and rightly so.

You deserve to know that.

I think
your family can handle this.

Maybe the real question is,

do you even want a relationship
with your biological father?

I don't know.

Well, how about
your half sister?

I don't know that either.

Seems like you're gonna have
to figure it out pretty soon.

That I do know.

THAD:
Last up,

robbery-murder at Biddy Doyle's.

Two teens looking
to score on the biggest

-keno night in the city.
-CHARLIE: This is the one

with the two brothers--
17 and 14 years old?

Shot and killed the manager
and a patron.

The older brother killed them.

The younger one was
the unarmed lookout.

He never went inside.

THAD:
I'm the chief of Homicide, Mae.

I know the facts of the crime.

He's still on the hook
for felony murder.

I say we indict them both

and then deal with the age issue
in the plea offers.

MAE:
The older brother said
that he coerced

the younger one into it,
and the younger one

-didn't even know about the gun.
-That's the beauty

of felony murder.
Doesn't matter what he knew.

Well, it matters to me.

So let's just indict
the younger brother

with involuntary manslaughter
in juvenile court.

Mae, the kid did an adult crime.

He's 14 years old,
he's a straight A student.

-He tested into Boston Latin.
-Okay, so what does
that have...?

I made my decision.

(sighs)
You're the boss.

It's always the same
with this guy.

-He's so entitled.
-He's a Longfellow.

There's a bridge in the city
named after his family.

Well, I'm the Suffolk County
district attorney.

-Shouldn't I be entitled?
-(chuckles)

-Maybe even just a little bit?
-Speaking of

being the D.A., the filing
deadline for the election

is Friday, and you haven't
signed and filed your paperwork.

Well, I've been a little busy
running this office.

-And you're doing
a very good job.
-Mm-hmm.

Which is why
no one is running against you.

So, as much
as you hate the politics...

I hate the fundraising
and the glad-handing.

Sign,
go to the cocktail parties,

make the small talk.
It'll be painless.

Liar.

SEAN:
Anyway,

enough about Penny.

Rachel, huh? You like her.

I mean, we've been on two dates.

No, man. No one smiles like that
over cannolis.

Smiles like what?
I was barely smiling.

You know what I mean.

You were like
a golden retriever.

Ears back, tail wagging,
big sloppy grin.

-So...
-Yeah.

RACHEL:
12-David-101. Shots fired.

My partner's hit. Need immediate
assistance and push EMS!

That's Rachel and Steve. That's
the B and E they just took.

-Go, go, go.
-Come on!

RACHEL:
622 Brookside Street.

DISPATCHER:
622 Brookside Street.
Sending a supervisor

and additional units.

12-Jake-101.
Show us responding.

-(siren wailing)
-Copy that, 12-Jake-101.

(tires squealing)

(siren wails, shuts off)

RACHEL:
He can't breathe.

-He's choking on his blood.
-I got it.

-You've been shot. Are you okay?
-I-I'm okay.

-You good?
-Yeah, yeah, I'm fine.

12-Jake-101.
I'm on scene at 622 Brookside.

-Stay with me, buddy.
-We've got an officer down.

-He's been shot in the chest.
-Look at me, Steve.

-It's Webster, and he's bad.
-Look at me... come on.

-We need EMS immediately.
-Hey, stay with me, buddy.

-What happened?
-A guy waved us down.

Before we could get out,

he walked up to the window
and shot Steve.

-And then he shot me
and-and just ran.
-What'd he look like?

-(gasping for air)
-White, medium build,
gray hoodie, ran west.

Go! We got this!
Stay with me, buddy.

Stay with me, buddy.

(siren wailing)

(tires squealing)

Come on, man.
Hey, Steve, look at me.

Hey! Keep breathing, Steve.

-Where the hell is EMS?
-Stay with me.

Hey, look at me.
Stay with me!

We don't have time for EMS!

Come on.

(grunting)

(siren wailing)

SEAN:
Steve, Steve,

stay with me.

(siren wailing)

12-Jake-101.
I've got eyes

on a potential suspect
heading west

on Exeter Street.
I'm engaging.

DISPATCHER:
10-4, Jake-101.

Operations, Jake-101 has
the air.

Jake-901, are you monitoring?

DISPATCHER 2:
Jake-901.

I'm on the air and monitoring.

Pursuit authorized.

Get me an update on the injured
officer. Where is he?

OFFICER:
We couldn't wait for EMS.
Injuries are too severe.

We got him in the back
of our squad car.

We're heading
to Boston General now.

DISPATCHER 2:
10-4, Jake-101.

(tires squealing)

(truck horn honking)

(tires screech)

Hey, you got to move!
You got to move now!

(back-up beeper beeping)

(sighs)

(distant siren wailing)

-Hey, how's Sean and Jonah?
-Jonah's with Rachel.

Sean is getting checked out.
They're fine.

Tell me you have something.

Witnesses confirm
the shooter just walked right up

and shot into the car.

Shell casings appear
to be a Glock 23.

And he didn't say a word, so we
don't know what his motive was.

Actually,
we might have some idea.

DANNY: "BPD is a corrupt
machine. No honor.

"Thin blue line is bent.

"Department is unfit

to collect Boston's trash."

-Is this a manifesto?
-It was delivered this morning.

We sent it to Forensics
and Intelligence.

-Nothing back yet.
-What's the significance
of 2172?

It's the number
of active-duty police officers

-in the department.
-LENA: Danny.

We found this
at the crime scene, too.

"1 of 2172," and,

"2 of 2172."

Same number.

Oh, my God.

Somebody's hunting cops.

*

-SEAN: Look at me, Steve.
-DANNY: Sean?

SEAN:
Stay with me, buddy.

Look at me, Steve!

Stay with me!

We don't have time for EMS!

DANNY (muffled):
Sean?

Sean?

Are you okay?

Why don't you let me
take Steve's things from you.

Steve. Is he... is he okay?

He's in surgery still.

We're hoping for the best.

I tried to... I tried to save
him. There was so much blood.

I'm sure you did everything
you could, son.

I tried to save him.

I tried.

LENA:
When you got out of the car,

did you engage the shooter?

No. He ran west on Cornwall.

Okay. Did you see him
leave anything?

I...

I don't know. I'm sorry.

I think she needs a minute.

Take your time, all right?

You get well soon.

I'll be right back, okay?

LENA:
It's gonna be all right.

You two should go home,
get some rest.

-Boss?
-Hmm?

Not for nothing, but if we send
them home, they could spiral.

Yeah. Maybe they should
ride with us.

Okay. But keep me posted.

Will do.
You two, with us.

TALIA:
Excuse me?

Are you the ones
who helped Steve?

I'm Talia. I'm his wife.

I just wanted to...

...thank you.

Talia, I'm Superintendent
Sarah Silver.

Your husband is one of ours,
and so are you.

We're gonna find
the man who did this.

LANIGAN: We're gonna throw
everything we have at this.

We're on a citywide
tactical alert.

Days off are now canceled
and we're going on

12-hour emergency shifts,
and no one goes out there alone.

What about the calendar?

Ceremonies and events
will go forward.

Including the medal ceremony
tomorrow.

I'm not gonna let this bastard

-deter us.
-Detectives Silver

and Reagan
are leading the task force.

Please brief the chief.

We're canvassing
witnesses and CCTV.

-No leads yet.
-And no prints on the manifesto.

The writing is rambling,
it's grievance-heavy.

"Everyone is a suspect
except you,"

"Anyone who doesn't play by
the narrative gets erased,"

"You've made me a ghost."

No coherent motive.

What about the 911 call?

DISPATCHER: 911. What's
the address of the emergency?

MAN: 622 Brookside Street.
My car's been broken into.

I think the guy's
still in the neighborhood.

-Looks like a setup.
-LENA: Because there were

no cars broken into nearby.

Have the voice analyzed
and logged into the system.

If he calls again, we'll know.

-What else?
-Um...

Officer Yolande's
body cam footage.

(keyboard clacking)

RACHEL (over video):
This our guy?

STEVE:
No, just-- hold on, sir.

Just-just let us
get out of the car.

-(gunshots)
-(Rachel shouts)

(panting over video)

(Steve choking)

RACHEL:
Steve. Steve, are you okay?

Steve.

Steve, talk to me.

(Steve choking)

Steve!

-SARAH: This is our suspect.
-DANNY: Do we have authorization

to use facial recognition
software?

You do.

(keyboard clacking)

SARAH:
No matches.

Release this image to the public
and set up a tip line.

-Anything else?
-Officer Silver got

a partial plate
from the getaway car.

We were able to get
six possible matches.

He and I will run them down.

Officer Reagan and I will be
working the manifesto.

I want regular updates.

Dismissed. Be careful out there.

LENA:
Yes, sir.

I read Yolande's statement.

She's lying about
not engaging the shooter.

-She had a shot.
-Hold on,

we don't know
the whole story yet.

What did we just see? She froze.

And now there's a cop killer
on the loose.

Let I.A. investigate.

If we go after her now,
the entire department will think

that she is responsible
for her partner's shooting.

It would be terrible for morale.

Fine. But if she froze,

she doesn't belong in BPD.

(keyboard clacking)

RACHEL (over video):
This our guy?

STEVE:
No, just-- hold on, sir.

Just-just let us
get out of the car.

-(gunshots)
-(Rachel shouts)

(clears throat)
How you holding up?

-I'm fine.
-I've been down

this road before, son.

You don't talk
about your feelings,

they're only gonna feel worse.

The last thing I need right now
is a cop lesson.

Check this out. This phrase,

"Corruption isn't the flaw,
it's the foundation"?

I've seen it three times
in the manifesto.

It's popping up
on an anti-cop subreddit.

-Can you get a list
of people saying it?
-Yep.

-SEAN: Right there.
-DANNY: "Badge_Breaker-10"?

He's used that phrase 284 times.

SEAN:
And he's the moderator
of the sub. He originated

the phrase and he's the one
who's been using it the most.

Let's reach out to Reddit
and find this guy.

STEVE:
Sir, just let us--

Just let us get out of the car.

-(gunshots)
-(Rachel shouts)

-(Steve choking)
-RACHEL: Steve.

Steve, are you okay?

Steve, talk to me.

Lena asked
if you engaged the shooter.

Why didn't you tell her
you had a shot?

Because I didn't remember it.

I just remember
Steve getting hit,

and trying to help him.

-So, you don't remember
getting out of the car?
-No.

It's just a blank.

Wait, Jonah,
why did you show me that?

The chief saw it.

He thinks I froze?

Does everyone think I froze?

-Oh, my God, did I freeze?
-Hold on.

Hold on,
let's watch the video again,

and just try
to remember something.

Okay.
(sniffles)

(Steve choking)

RACHEL:
Turn it up?

(Steve choking)

RACHEL:
I remember now.

Steve couldn't breathe.

(crying softly)

(sniffles)

And Jonah, that's my partner.

I heard him choking,
and that's all I cared about.

What do you got?

None of the six matches
from the partial plate

are registered
to the getaway vehicle,

but one of the plates
was stolen.

The owner noticed it
on her morning run.

There is no doorbell
or security footage,

but the car is a Lexus
with external security cameras.

-Motion-activated?
-360-degree views.

So, hopefully, it saw the person
that was stealing the plate.

Owner's sending over
the footage now.

-Good work. What about you guys?
-DANNY: Sean flagged a phrase

repeated multiple times
in the manifesto.

It came back to the moderator
of an anti-police subreddit.

We reached out to Reddit,
they gave us an I.P. address

and a name: Lonnie Fisk.

-You get an RMV photo?
-He doesn't have

-a driver's license.
-Has to be our guy.

He's a person of interest
for now.

Pick him up at his last known,
quietly.

You think I shot a cop
because I used a certain phrase?

It's your catchphrase, Lonnie.
You came up with it.

That a bunch of other people
took and ran with.

Look, I might be
"defund the police,"

but I'm not "kill the police."
I'm a vegan!

DANNY:
Okay, well, let's just look
at some of your other

greatest hits, then,
shall we, Lonnie?

"Every system
that relies on fear

needs to learn
what that fear feels like."

"The system doesn't need
better cops,

it needs fewer cops."

Sounds pretty threatening to me.

I never advocated violence.

I actually kicked people
off the site who did.

Then explain that,
you son of a bitch!

LONNIE:
Wait.

Wait.

-What is this?
-That is a Boston cop

being gunned down, and it's you
pulling the trigger.

No, that's not me.
It's-it's A.I. or something.

LENA:
Lonnie, look at me.

You drop this act right now.

This is you.

If you come clean,
it will definitely

go better for you.

-This isn't possible.
-DANNY: Hey.

There is a Boston cop
in the hospital

right now fighting for his life.

So, unless you have
a twin brother

who hates the cops
more than you do,

you look pretty damn good
for this, Lonnie,

so tell us the truth!

I'm telling you,
I was at the gym all morning.

A bunch of people saw me.

Please. I didn't do this.

Lonnie's alibi checked out.

Desk attendant at the gym
checked him in,

and then some trainer
was taking a selfie

and caught him on a treadmill
in the background

at the same time
of the shooting.

-Makes no sense.
-Guys, look.

This guy doesn't have a tattoo
on his hand.

Lonnie does.

Wh-- Wait a minute.
This isn't Lonnie?

LENA:
So, what, is there somebody else

out there who looks
exactly like him?

Or...

...there's a guy who made
himself look exactly like him.

Companies are using A.I. tech
to make lifelike masks.

They can make them
from any photo.

-It's all over social media.
-So, then,

our shooter probably doesn't
look anything like that.

We've just been chasing

-after the wrong man.
-Mm-hmm.

(footsteps approaching)

Steve didn't make it.

Sean.

(sighs)

How the hell did we arrest
the wrong guy?

The shooter used the anti-police
subreddit as a cover.

Look, it's possible that
the shooter

was somebody that Lonnie
kicked off of the forum.

And if it was, that would be
motive for them to frame Lonnie.

You said he probably used
pictures of Fisk to make a mask.

That would mean they know
each other offline,

-right?
-LENA: No, Fisk said

that he never met anyone from
that subreddit in person.

But he used the handle
Badge_Breaker_10

across multiple platforms.

Instagram has plenty
of pictures of him

if somebody wanted to find some.

We're getting a list
of everybody that Fisk

booted off of the forum.

We're gonna track
every single one of them down.

I want a full report in an hour.

I want to know exactly how
we ended up chasing our tails.

I'll take the hit.

Just keep me posted.

(Danny clears throat)

It's my fault Steve's dead.

I asked him and Rachel
to cover for us

so we could grab cannolis.

Steve is dead because I thought
it'd be funny

to do a taste test.

No, Steve is dead
because some psycho

decided to kill a cop.

-That's why.
-But if we had taken the call,

like we were supposed to,
Jonah was driving,

I would've been killed.

Why him? Why not me?

Son...

(exhales)

When I was in Iraq,

my unit got intel that a village
was gonna be attacked.

A village full of women
and children.

At the same time,
another unit needed backup

just a few kilometers away.

I took my guys
and I went to the village.

And the other unit got ambushed.

Two Marines died,
and it was my call.

We don't get to game out
our choices, son.

You don't get to pick
the right one.

Life doesn't work that way.

I know you're trying
to help, okay?

But the only thing that's gonna
make me feel better

is finding the guy
that killed Steve.

And making him pay.

Sean.

Hey, Reverend.

What brings you down?

Well, Mae wanted
to check on the case

and I figured I'd tag along,

make myself available to anyone
who might need to talk.

I get the feeling
that might apply to you.

I guess you heard all that.

Yeah.

Sounds like Sean's
having a rough time.

He is.

I don't know.
I've been a son to a cop,

brother to a cop,
grandson to a cop.

Still getting used
to being a father to one.

And if I'm being honest, Rev...

...I don't think
I'm getting it right.

What I heard
was a father giving his son

some great advice and guidance.

But maybe this moment
calls for something else.

Less talking. More listening.

Maybe Sean needs you beside him,
not ahead of him.

(laughs softly)

Of course.

Thank you.

STEVE:
Hold on, sir. Just let us--

-Just let us get out of the car.
-(gunshots)

(Rachel shouts)

(panting)

(car door opens)

(Steve choking)

She didn't freeze.

She heard Steve
struggling to breathe.

-Then why didn't she say that?
-Because she didn't remember

until she saw the video.

Sarah, I know
that the chief is upset,

-but you have...
-It looks like she lied, Jonah.

She was in shock.
She had just been shot.

I know that. I also know
her partner had just been shot.

Her partner was dying,
and she was trying to help him.

-Isn't that what matters?
-It's all that matters.

But it's still not gonna be
easy to convince the chief.

Sarah, you have to try.

Please.

Hi.

Hey.

Doing okay?

Uh, yep, just busy.

Well, I'm around if you want to
talk about anything case-related

or otherwise.

You can't avoid me
forever, Lena.

This way.

Is this really the only place?

Unless you want an audience.

When I went up to Eastborough...

...I didn't meet my father.

I did meet my half sister
Christina.

Did you know about her?

I did.

I found out about her
a long time ago.

Why didn't you tell me?

Because then I would have
had to tell you the rest.

Your father did know about you.

Everything else I told you
was the truth.

Your dad was in prison.

I didn't tell him
I was pregnant.

He got a special dispensation
to join the military

after he got out.

He was overseas for years.

When he came home, he found me.

And he figured out
that you were his daughter.

He wanted to be in your life.

I said no.

Why would you do that?

I had just married Ben.

You were just settling in
to him being your father.

Chris was married.

His wife was pregnant
with Christina.

Having them in your life,
it would have undone everything

I was trying to build for you.

Do you mean it would've undone

everything you were trying
to build for you?

Chris and I agreed
that he would stay away.

We were trying
to protect our families.

-Both of our families.
-Did either one of you

think about the cost?

What it would cost me?

Lena.

(phone vibrates)

I've got to go.
There's been a break in my case.

Wait. One more thing.

Chris came to see me
after you went to Eastborough.

He's kept tabs on you
all these years.

He may have stayed away,
but he has not

stopped caring about you.

He'd be open to meeting you...

...whenever you're ready.

(door opens, closes)

MAN (over recording):
Off-duty Cambridge officer,
plainclothes.

I got a suspect in custody.

117 Atherton Street.

Request transport.

It's the same voice
as the 911 call

that lured Steve and Rachel.

He's posing as a cop now.

Well, dispatch told him
to stand by. He's waiting there.

They're waiting
on your instructions.

117 Atherton Street
is just near Egleston Square.

Can you buy us time
to get there?

SARAH (over radio):
Marked units have sealed off
a four-block radius

around the location.
Plainclothes teams

are moving in
from each direction.

It's a big intersection.
Don't let him see you coming.

And remember, we want him alive.

We've got eyes on the suspect.

(man speaking indistinctly)

Looks just like the man
from the body cam photo.

Hey!

-What's happening?
-Drop the phone. On your knees!

-MAN: Hold on.
-Whoa, whoa, whoa.

MAN:
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

-Wait, let me get this off.
-DANNY: What the hell is this?

Take it off slow.

Get up.

This guy paid me to put that on
and stand here.

-Where did he go?
-I don't know.

-Get down!
-(gunshots)

(people screaming)

(grunts)

DANNY:
We got shots fired!

From the alley on Atherton!

We got an officer down
and a male civilian.

We need a bus forthwith
and backup!

SARAH: Who is it?
Which officer is down?

-(Barnett groaning)
-Barnett.

-I can get to Officer Barnett.
-I got him.

(gunfire continues)

Hey. You okay?

Suspect is westbound
on Atherton.

SARAH:
Lena, what is happening?

-I'm taking fire.
-(glass shatters)

(gunfire continues)

(panting)

(groans)

SARAH:
Lena! Lena.

Is everyone okay?

(gunfire continues)

(grunting)

SARAH:
I'm sending more backup.

(panting)

Lena. What is your status?

Lena!

Did we get him?

LENA:
No, we lost him.

(siren wailing)

What'd the man in the mask say?

Said a guy in a blue
baseball cap approached him,

offered him a hundred bucks
to put on the mask

and hold the cell phone.
That's all he remembers.

So, the shooter
uses a decoy, hangs back

-and takes another shot at us.
-The shooter's smart.

He knows we're on edge-- that's
why he pretended to be a cop

when he called dispatch,
so he could catch us off guard,

maybe pick a few of us off.

We're gonna run the mask and
the phone for prints and DNA,

but probably it's gonna
come back to the patsy.

LENA:
Hey, guys. Got something.

Witness saw the shooter
jumping that fence.

He dropped this. This is BPD.

SARAH:
Yeah, but it's the old design.

We haven't used it in decades.

DANNY:
It belonged to John Costa.

He was BPD in the '70s.

His son Matthew is retired BPD.
He died last year.

God, I knew him. Solid cop.

Matthew's son Adam
is a Weymouth cop.

His son Nathan was in
the BPD Academy six months ago.

Cut loose halfway through.

His termination letter.

A psych eval labeled him
unfit for duty.

LANIGAN:
Yeah, I remember this.

-Easy decision.
-LENA: It triggered a flood

-of unhinged emails.
-LANIGAN: We trained him.

-He knows our blind spots.
-Yeah, except now it's personal.

He thought the BPD was family.
Turns out, we weren't.

He feels betrayed.
This is a vendetta.

He's not gonna stop.

Which means
he's gonna go down shooting.

ADAM: Being a cop was all
Nathan ever wanted.

He would have been
fourth-generation.

LENA:
We know this is difficult,
Mr. Costa.

But Nathan's Academy file
shows that he was rigid,

combative and aggressive.

Nathan was a good kid.

But after high school,
something happened.

He got depressed.
He was struggling.

And when he didn't make it
through the Academy,

he just unraveled.

But I didn't know
he was gonna hurt anyone.

Especially cops.

Four generations
is a lot of legacy to carry.

When he got kicked out,

must have taken away
his identity.

I told him it didn't matter
whether he was a cop,

-I still loved him.
-But it did matter.

He lost out on the only thing
he ever wanted.

Sure he forgot who he was,
in some ways.

Is there anything else

you could tell us,
anything that might

give us an idea of what
he might try to do next?

He was going down a lot of, uh,
Internet rabbit holes lately.

And he was hanging out

with this anti-cop idiot
he met on Reddit.

-Guy have a name?
-I don't know, just that the guy

talked trash about policemen,
even to me.

Is this the guy?

Yeah, that's definitely the guy.

-Sean was right.
-Mm-hmm.

Fisk was in on it.

She lied, Sarah. I can't
forgive that or condone it.

She was wounded and in shock.

We both know cops can lose
whole pieces of events

when something
traumatic happens.

Okay, even if you're right,

she still didn't take
a single shot.

We're trained to do that.

We are trained
to render aid first.

Let me ask you a question.

You're bleeding out
on the sidewalk.

Who do you want by your side?
The cowboy chasing the suspect,

or the partner
who is saving your life?

If you want to fire her,
you can try,

but the union will be
behind her, and so will I.

I don't need a lecture.
I need an arrest.

So, why don't you focus
on bringing in a cop killer?

You lied, Lonnie.
You are friends with Costa.

DANNY:
And we searched
Costa's apartment.

-You emailed him
after we spoke to you.
-LONNIE: I was mad he tried

to frame me. That doesn't
mean I was working with him.

We also found this.

His termination letter
from the Academy?

-What the hell does
"The Reckoning" mean?
-I don't know.

And even if I did,
I wouldn't tell you.

I'm not particularly interested
in helping an occupying force.

-Are you kidding me with that?
-Hey.

-Whoa.
-LENA: How are you gonna feel
when we charge you for murder?

Good luck with that.
We might have believed

the same things,
but I didn't know anything

about Costa's plan, or help him.

You won't find a shred
of evidence that says otherwise.

Why are you protecting a guy
that tried to frame you?

Eh, as far as I'm concerned,
only good cop is a dead cop.

DANNY:
Sean.

Whoa! Calm down!

Tell me what you know,
right now!

-Sean, Sean. Come on.
-DANNY: Come on. Come on.

I swear, I didn't know
what he was gonna do.

-Take it easy.
-I-I don't know what
"The Reckoning" means.

Costa always said

he would kill the man
who ruined his life someday.

I mean, if he had any kind
of final move, it'd be that.

The chief is the one
that fired Costa.

-He ruined his life.
-So, Lanigan's the next target.

-(phone vibrating)
-He's officiating the
medal ceremony at 2:00 p.m.

Reagan.

Lena, Sarah's there.

Well...

Mr. Costa, slow down. What?

Yeah. Okay.
That was Mr. Costa.

His police uniform was stolen
from his closet by his son.

So, Costa's at that ceremony,
dressed as a Weymouth cop?

DANNY:
Yeah.

To kill Chief Lanigan.

-Got it.
-ANNOUNCER: Officer
Susan Knight.

-There you go, Officer Knight.
-(applause)

Job well done.

-(announcer continues)
-Security,

shooter is here.

He's in a Weymouth PD uniform.

The target is Lanigan.

(announcer speaking
indistinctly)

(applause)

(camera shutter clicking)

Congratulations, Officer.

*

(announcer speaking
indistinctly)

ANNOUNCER:
For outstanding valor

in the performance
of her duties,

Medal of Honor goes
to Officer Sandy Evans.

* *

Chief!

(people screaming)

Chief! Are you okay?

I'm good, I'm good. Go. Go!

I'm good.

(engine starts)

(tires screeching)

(tire blows)

(people screaming)

(groans)

*

SARAH:
Listen up, Officers.

He's on foot and injured.

We've sealed off
a ten-block perimeter

with a shelter-in-place
advisory.

I want a hard target search.

Every house,
apartment, basement,

shed, anywhere he could hide.

We want him alive.

He needs to answer
to Steve's family.

* *

-Appreciate it.
-Thank you.

OFFICER:
Clear.

* *

(helicopter passing overhead)

* *

(wood creaking)

(squeaking)

Rats.

(man grunts)

LENA:
Hey!

Reagan.

Your dad's a cop.

-LENA: Reagan!
-You want to kill a cop?

-Come here! Get up.
-LENA: Hey, hey, hey.

-No! No!
-Not like this. Not like this!

How is this any different
than what you've done?

-Huh?
-There's a line.

It took me too long to find it.

I'm not gonna
watch you cross it.

Be better than me.

LENA: Turn over.
Put your hands behind your back.

Be still.

Steve's.

Honor him.

(handcuffs clicking)

(grunts)

SEAN:
You're under arrest for
the murder of Steve Webster.

You have the right
to remain silent.

* *

* *

Yes, I am very pleased
to announce

that both teenagers arrested
for the Biddy Doyle robbery

have been indicted for murder.

And both will be tried
in adult court.

I just, uh, I hope this
brings some peace of mind...

I couldn't quite figure it out.

I told you to keep
the younger defendant in juvie.

Why would you directly
and publicly disobey me?

Because I am tired of
watching you change this office.

We used to go after
maximum sentences, Mae.

High bail, stacked counts.

Now I don't know
what we stand for.

That's why you disagree with me,

but not why
you disobeyed me today.

Look, if you want
to fire me, go ahead.

There it is.

You're running for D.A.

I checked it out.
You're building support

with people who want me out.

You planned this.

You want me to fire you

so you can call me
"soft on crime."

If the shoe fits.

You're a reactionary, Thad.

If you get elected,
you're gonna take this office

back to the dark ages,

and I will not let that happen.

Then I guess it's war.

Bring it on.

-(door opens)
-Mae.

-(door closes)
-Don't fire him.

Send him to misdemeanor court.

(bagpipes playing "Taps")

DISPATCHER (over radio):
All units, clear the air
for final call.

Dispatch calling Officer 75921.

Officer 75921, please respond.

This is final call
for Officer Steve Webster,

badge 75921.

Officer Steve Webster
is End of Watch,

April 27th, 2026.

He's gone home
for the final time.

Thank you, Officer Webster.

We have the watch from here.

OFFICER:
Honor Guard.

Shoulder, arms.

Aim.

Fire.

(gunshots)

Load.

Aim.

-Fire.
-(gunshots)

Load.

Aim.

-Fire.
-(gunshots)

Honor Guard, present arms.

* *

Officer Yolande.

I reviewed all incident reports.

I'm putting you in
for a Medal of Honor.

Well done.

Thank you, sir.

That's pretty good news.

And thank you for everything
you did for Steve.

And me.

Come here.

Our people matter more
than taking down the bad guy.

Thank you
for reminding me of that.

You would have done
the same thing, sir.

Good luck.

(sighs)

TALIA:
Hey.

What happened
was not your fault.

Steve would hate for you
to do this to yourself.

Come here.

Did you have anything
to do with that?

DANNY:
Closure's important.

Otherwise,
you spend your life wondering.

Funerals have a way
of putting things

into perspective, don't they?

Yes, they do.

Speaking of closure,
have you decided

if you're gonna talk
to your dad or not?

You know, Nathan Costa
felt like his identity

was wrapped up in being a cop.

When it fell apart,
he didn't know who he was.

I am not spending
the rest of my life

wondering who I really am.

Sounds like a yes.

It's a...

"I am done letting other people
decide for me."

Hmm.

Like I said. Closure.

(Lena laughs softly)

Anyone know where Lena is?

I think she needed
a little time to herself.

Is she okay?

She's fine.

Let's pray.

Heavenly Father,

we ask that you grant
Steve Webster peace.

And please, walk with those
he left behind.

Give them strength and comfort.

Let them feel surrounded
with your love.

-Amen.
-ALL: Amen.

Uh, Rev, Mae.

If I could just take a second?

When we come on the job
as rookies,

we always think it's gonna
get easier with time.

Then a cop gets hurt.

Between the guilt and shame
and fear that we might be next,

we realize it doesn't
get easier, it only gets harder.

Sometimes,
the best way to deal with it

is to shut off your feelings.

The problem with that is,

you start to become just like
the very monsters we're chasing.

There is a way through it,
and that is

to lean on each other.

As friends, as partners
and as family.

And to do what the rev
reminded me of.

To listen.

To family.

Especially the one
at this table.

-To family.
-ALL: To family.

Hi, is this Chris Williams?

This is Lena Silver.

Your daughter.

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