James "Chilli" Chillingworth

Andy has tried everything she can think of to get through to her rookie, Duncan, but refuses to give up on him. When a man found shot in stairwell at a dodgy apartment building leads to the discovery of an executed gang leader upstairs, it’s all hands on deck at 15 Division to stop a potential gang war from breaking out. Andy and Duncan find themselves alone with the one witness who can tie the killers to the crime; and in a life-and-death moment with a 12-year old witness, Andy may regret giving her rookie so many chances. Meanwhile, Gail follows up on another victim of the tenement shootings – a woman that took a stray bullet in the laundry room – only to make a harrowing discovery that will shake Gail to her core.

With the car-bomber, TED MCDONALD (Ep. 510), still on the loose, the officers of 15 Division work to track him down with the help of MARLO CRUZ, who’s back and working for Intelligence. Once Ted is caught, Swarek must sit down with the suspect and work through his crazed conspiracy theories, in order to get to the bottom of Ted’s darker plans. Are the bombs over or are there more to come? Who else is this man targeting? Just as it feels the worst is over, a bomb goes off in the evidence room of the station – with Andy McNally inside. But that’s just the first surprise. Ted’s grand finale is still to come: a violent ending to a violent life, and a mysterious act that leaves Swarek dumbfounded.

Following Dov’s discovery of Chris’s cocaine problem, Chris seems to have gotten on the right track. He’s going to meetings, he’s clean as a whistle – and he sure as hell doesn’t need a babysitter. But while working a residential home invasion case, Dov discovers that Chris might not be ready to change after all. Back at the station, Steve lets Traci know that he is about to raid an illegal poker house where her ex, Dex, is a regular. With Traci’s custody battle heating up, she knows Dex’s arrest would end it once and for all; but does she really want Leo’s father to end up in prison? Both Traci and Dov must make decisions that will greatly affect the people closest to them – but ultimately, they need to make decisions that they themselves can live with.