(Brass returns fire.) (Meanwhile, the third gunman, Ricardo Estevez, is near the top of a fence when Officer Carroll turns the corner and stops him.) Police! Officer: The arresting officers kicked it clear of the suspect. Four shots ring out. (Adams stops in front of the table with the body on it. You were a good cop. Condition's critical. (Hodges turns and leaves.) As they head for the coroner's van, a woman and a man scream loudly from the crime scene tape.) (Robbins pulls out the bullet.) POLICE DEPARTMENT - INTERVIEW ROOM - DAY]
(The interview with Sofia Curtis continues. (Grissom looks down at the road with the bullet casings.) Warrick: Where did that come from?
Plan: A: The team; Q: Who must investigate the death of a police officer? A: a police officer; Q: Who died during a shootout? A: hundreds; Q: How many bullets were left at the crime scene? A: The case; Q: What becomes controversial when Sofia Curtis and Jim Brass were with the victim during the shootout? A: friendly fire; Q: What was the cause of death of the police officer? A: the city's enraged Latino community; Q: What community does the team have to contend with? A: a fleeing suspect; Q: Who is the young boy found shot and in critical condition along the path of? Summary: The team must investigate the death of a police officer who died during a shootout, leaving hundreds of bullets at the crime scene. The case grows controversial when it turns out that Sofia Curtis and Jim Brass were with the victim during the shootout, especially when it turns out the officer died from friendly fire. The team, as well as the police department, also contend with the city's enraged Latino community when a young boy is found shot and in critical condition along the path of a fleeing suspect from the shootout.