Shots Fired

When an African-American cop shoots and kills an unarmed white college student, a small town in North Carolina is turned upside-down. Before the town has a chance to cope with this tragedy, the neglected murder of an African-American teen is brought to light, opening wounds that threaten to tear the community apart.

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That's just math, sir.

#2 #3

Even though that face will probably break my computer.

#4

Hey, hey, hey, what's happening?

#5 #6

Ruiz is just tying up some loose ends on another case?

#7

under better circumstances, but I do hope

#8 #9

How long you been on the job?

#10 #11

Only there's no gun, just a cell phone.

#12

So I ask him to step out of the vehicle.

#13

Now, you said white guy in that neighborhood means drugs.

#14

Most guys at least wait a day.

#15 #16 #17

They trying to intimidate them or us?

#18

but that is not who he was.

#19

Come to my church. Make a statement in God's house.

#20

to ensure an impartial investigation

#21

is the one that the government is investigating?

#22

and they have sent in the cavalry.

#23

And that work begins today.

#24 #25

Fine, fine, I apologize.

#26

I know it's gonna come back on me one day.

#27

I'm looking for you.

#28 #29

Then stop trying to do it for me.

#30 #31

- You're the one was on TV. - Yes, ma'am.

#32

What do you mean?

#33 #34

We do a great job, then we have the leverage to open it up.

#35

What the hell was that?

#36

- working cops. - I'm not IA.

#37

I keep making excuses for you, Ashe.

#38 #39

No, no, no, no. Pres, he went to prep schools...

#40

I thought I missed out, being an only child, but I guess not.

#41

I was surprised to get your text.

#42

Because if we do, I won't respect you.

#43 #44

Uh, yeah.

#45 #46 #47 #48

The world doesn't know, because the police aren't investigating.

#49 #50