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Previously on Allegiance...

My client has the right to a full and complete account

of all the evidence held against him!

"National security" I might understand,

if the sealed evidence didn't amount to 90% of your case!

There's two ways a Stay of Proceedings can go.

One, the judge orders the charges dropped.

Or, two, the judge denies

the application,

and we finally get to see the magical sealed evidence

that's a threat to national security.

Okay, what about that online chat group?

The Eye of the Hurricane?

Did you track down who first shared that intel?

Some Hitler-happy guy calling himself "Ricochet88".

Your source-- uh, contact...

He's just a dickhead with a badge!

If I can get you a list of all the male officers who work here,

can you start looking for connections?

Sergeant?

Don't go doing something here you might regret.

What are you having to drink?

You're cut off, but I'm gonna call you a car.

I have access to the Assistant Crown's laptop.

-It's encrypted. -Doesn't matter. Copy it.

-You know this is-- -Yeah. I know.

Got it. Thanks. Bye.

Sab. Wake up.

I'm in.

I've unsealed it. Come on.

Maps of Vancouver's port...

marine unit rotations...

guard rotation schedules...

...dock locations for cargo ships.

Whoa. Look at this.

"Hanover-Edwin."

That's the mining company

that the villagers were fighting against--

the ones that Dad was gonna meet October 2nd.

Where did you get this?

-That's not important. -This is a federal crime.

You can go to prison.

You could both go to prison.

-Pappa. Pappa. -Someone planted this

in your briefcase, made it look like

you were gonna share classified information.

This is the show-stopper-- the evidence of treason.

Everything someone would need

to facilitate an attack at the port.

Metadata shows that the files were downloaded from your office

at 11:45 that night.

We were both at Zeenath Auntie's birthday,

but you said you were working late.

Yeah, I was working late,

just not at the office.

Okay, where then?

I was at the Hotel Vancouver.

With Parveen.

At 11:45 P.M.?

That's right.

Okay.

We'll get back to that.

The point is, you have hotel security footage

that proves you didn't download this.

You have an alibi.

Their whole case falls apart at trial.

Maybe. This is the same judge

that denied the Stay of Proceedings.

Who knows if he's gonna find this alibi compelling enough--

...and if it ever comes out

that the two of you stole the Crown's evidence--

Fake evidence.

Unless...

we find a way to not go to trial at all.

Okay? Your alibi proves that you didn't do it.

What if we can find out who did?

So, implicating yourselves more?

I never asked the two of you to do this.

You didn't have to.

Shots fired, shots fired.

All available units to 120th Street and 96 Ave.

Sohal. Sohal!

Respond.

Uh, 6103. We're two minutes out.

-Copy that, 6103-- -Where are you right now?

I'm here, I'm here.

Driver!

Roll down the window.

Turn the car off.

Both hands, outside the window.

Open the door with your right hand.

Exit the vehicle slowly.

-Hands on top of the roof. -Passenger!

Hands where I can see them!

Passenger! I need to see your hands.

Show me your hands!

Jason!

Hey! Turn around!

They took three shots and took off.

Who do you think it was?

With my cuz right there?

-Parm. Bro. -Someone must have--

Why are we still here, yo?

Thank you. If you think of anything else,

just please reach out to us at that number.

All right, Vince. Go.

So, black SUV. Tinted windows.

No one saw the plate or the driver,

except they almost ran over that poor woman.

Yeah, it came through that entrance,

fired three shots,

and then went right back onto the street.

Never slowed down.

Could be two suspects-- driver and a shooter.

Or it could've just been the driver.

Shooting as he drove, swerving to avoid the woman.

Well, that would explain why the bullets missed.

Witness accounts put him and his cousin

at that window when the shots were fired.

His name is--

Parm Dhillon. Yeah. We know him.

He's a higher-up in the Atwal Gang.

Let me guess-- he's not saying anything?

Yeah. Not a word.

What about the cousin, does he talk?

Jason Dhillon. Oh, yeah. He talks.

Ay, y'all gonna cuff us or what? Hey! Time is money!

Y'all robbing us blind right now!

We got things to do. Y'know what I'm saying?

"We" ain't doing a thing!

Yo, we should run up on 'em for this.

Hey. You gotta finish your history project.

I'll do it later.

You get it done today,

I'll let you drive the car around the block.

Yeah?

Aight, bet!

You gotta lose that jacket, man.

You hatin'. This is dope as hell.

Homework.

Okay.

You want me to talk to you-- it's not happening here.

And you gotta get my cousin home safe first.

Jason's got nothing to do with any of this.

Never has, never will.

He's a good kid.

All right, you two take him home.

I'm gonna follow up with the Gang Unit

and I'll meet you back at Detachment.

Parm, you're with me.

Yo, Jason!

♪ Yo ♪

♪ Got a whole lotta culture Baby ♪

♪ This ain't a new thang ♪

♪ Minay's on the roster ♪

♪ We forever like Wu-Tang ♪

♪ With the picture we painted ♪

♪ Now we shinin' like Vegas ♪

This is tight, yo. Yo, yo, take a right here.

My boys are at the park! Yo!

Not a chance, Jason.

Yo! I'm in a cop car! Yo!

Of all the people I've had back there,

this kid's having the most fun.

Jason, that was a pretty close call back there.

You don't know who came at you guys or why?

I don't talk to cops.

Your cousin, he had, uh, he had a very nice car.

Yee, his car's lit, right?

Can't wait to drive that thing.

-Oh, yeah? -Parm said

if I keep my "A"s up, it's mine.

And he can get another.

You know, he's loaded-- ya feel me?

Sounds like a pretty cool cousin.

Yee, he's cool as hell, yo.

Everywhere he goes,

everyone gives him, like, mad respect.

The girls always on him, too, you know what I'm saying?

Oh, yeah, I hear you now, big dog. Uh-huh.

Dumb thing is, though, he been with Nicole

since, like, forever, man.

Talkin' about "settling down" and shit?

It's actually gross, man.

Yeah, settling down with Nicole--

who does that?

And he always pulls lame stuff like this, too, man!

-It sucks. -Yeah, what do you mean?

Okay, every time something, like, dope's about to go down,

he sends me home, man.

I can never get to do anything cool!

Ruins my game, man, know what I'm saying?

Amrit Atwal.

Took over the family business three years ago,

and word is,

he rules the Atwal Gang with an iron fist.

He's turned allies into enemies and enemies into bodies.

Their main rivals-- the Park City Kings.

Their top dog TJ's got serious beef

with his counterpart, Amrit.

The past few weeks, they've been calling each other out,

their guys threatening to shoot each other

in the streets.

It's been all talk, until today.

The Gang Unit's reached out to patrol teams

'cause these aren't big-time players.

They're street-level, but they're volatile,

they're harder to track.

They recruit 12-year-old kids and give them guns.

They're a danger to themselves, to each other,

and to the general public--

it's nothing we haven't seen before.

Bringing us to today.

Someone took a shot at Parm Dhillon,

Amrit's second-in-command.

We found the SUV they used, burned out on a side road.

-Someone torched it? -No.

No, these guys burn their own cars.

Get rid of the evidence after a targeted attack.

So we need to hit the streets

and find out who tried to hit Parm Dhillon.

If it was TJ and the Park City Kings,

we need to buckle up.

-Did Parm talk? -No.

He called his lawyer and he left,

as soon as we brought him in.

He only agreed to come

so we'd get his cousin home safe.

Was his cousin involved in any of this?

-Not as far as we know. -Yeah, it looks like

he's doing everything to keep Jason out of it,

but someone nearly got the kid killed today.

Which means that Parm may be twice as motivated

to get payback.

Gang Unit's gonna work their C.I.s,

and they're gonna focus on TJ and Amrit and the Kings.

We're running support.

Gabinski, Tucker--

tail Parm Dhillon, quietly.

The last thing we want is for him to retaliate.

Sohal, you know the neighbourhood.

You and Brambilla talk to the community,

talk to Parm's family,

see if you can get any intel

about who might be behind this attack.

Eyes open, ears to the ground--

the last time gangs like this got out of hand,

a lot of lives were lost.

Let's try and keep this from getting past that tipping point.

Yeah? Let's go!

Copy that.

Mrs. Dhillon?

Hey, guys.

Can I ask you something?

That's a good talk.

The Dhillon family's home, but they're not answering.

Hey, let's check out the community centre.

Nice neighbourhood like this,

you'd hope for a warmer reception.

You haven't dealt with gang conflicts

in nice neighbourhoods?

Yeah, no, of course.

Guess I can't wrap my brain around the "why" of it.

You see that house?

My friend Gurdeep, he used to live there.

We used to play ball hockey together.

I lost touch when he started hanging out with guys like Parm.

That's what I don't get. Right?

Doing desperate things to survive--

that's one thing.

Your family kicks you out,

you're hungry, you need money fast--

Yeah, right.

...But every time one of these kids goes down,

you hear the same thing--

he was a nice kid,

his parents gave him everything he wanted,

and still, he's running around with gangs, selling drugs.

You think it's that simple?

Okay. Tell me why it isn't.

You don't fit in with the kids at school,

you get home, your parents have no idea

what you're going through--

There's always a generation gap.

Yeah, there is, but it's not the same,

'cause Gurdeep's parents, they didn't grow up here.

They have no idea about the pressures he was facing,

the isolation.

Parents, they stick to their communities,

and it's their kids that have to navigate

the rest of the world by themselves.

And then he saw these guys,

kids with an identity-- their own kind of family...

Sometimes, people don't join gangs to survive.

Sometimes, they join them so they can finally belong.

Hey!

Hey!

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey!

Break it up! Break it up!

What are you gonna do about it, huh?

I'll get my cousin and he's gonna kill you!

It's on now, yo!

Yeah, bring your cousin--

he's probably just as soft as you!

Hey!

Yo!

Yo!

Shit.

What the hell is going on here?

What?

He fouled me hard, yo!

-You're just a soft-ass bi-- -Hey!

Hey.

Look at me, Vrinder.

I get it, man. I do.

Gary fouled you hard.

Now you wanna kick his ass, right?

Ah, Gary. Man.

You got Vrinder all fired up.

You gotta throw down now.

Aight! So, let's use a little logic.

What happens after your fight?

You guys didn't think that far ahead, didja?

Well, let me tell you how this is gonna go down.

You're gonna go home,

and your cousins see your bruises,

and what do they do?

Huh! Well, they want revenge!

They start scrapping, firing guns, and for what?

A foul no one's gonna remember?

Aw! Yo, my bad. My bad!

Someone will remember what happened here. Yeah.

Your moms.

That's 'cause she bought you this ball,

trying to keep you away from all that other nonsense.

But, instead, this ball...

caused this fight.

She's gonna blame herself.

You want that?

Y'all get me now?

All right, we startin' a new game,

but this time,

Gary, Vrinder, you're on the same team, yeah?

Yeah.

It's okay, Officers. We got this.

Sabrina Sohal!

Zaarin.

Ah, it's "Z".

So you turned out exactly how I thought you would.

Now, what's that supposed to be mean?

I don't think I ever saw you bend a rule,

let alone break one.

You must've been very popular.

Well, not as popular as Z!

Ah, for all the wrong reasons.

Let's just say my dad made those tracksuits famous.

I used to rock a pretty sick one, too,

back when he ran the biggest gang in the city.

You're Saeed's kid?

Oh, I remember your dad.

Yeah, drive-bys in broad daylight,

nightclub stabbings.

It was a big deal when we got him off the street.

Yeah, I'd apologize, but I'm not my father.

Saw where it led.

That wasn't gonna be me.

I found my faith,

started working out of the community centre here,

and started the Disruptors.

We try to de-escalate these fights

before they get out of hand and lead to something worse.

-You know, that was great. -Amazing.

It's pretty simple.

"Relate, logic, family--"

we start by talking their language.

These teens, they get mad, short-sighted,

so we give them some logic,

show them the reality of their actions,

and connect that to how it impacts their families.

And when they start thinking about their parents,

that's when they become kids again, you know--

Oh, you have got to be kidding me.

Oh? Who's this?

Amrit Atwal.

The man himself?

Mm-hmm.

Hey!

Can I help you?

This how he recruits?

Yeah, he's probably trying to pack up his ranks.

He may be looking to get revenge for the drive-by on Parm.

You heard about that?

Yeah, word travels.

And did word travel about who did it, or why?

No, but I'm worried.

If the Atwals and the Park City Kings

start gunning each other down, these kids'll get involved.

Yeah, we're worried too.

We need to find out why Parm was targeted.

We really need to get in touch with Parm's folks.

Hey, any chance you could help us get in the door?

Yeah.

I know the Dhillons, but...

if I get you guys in the door,

you gotta try to not act like cops.

Please.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

Thank you, Auntie.

I love gulab jamun.

No.

He goes to work very early.

He's a hard-working boy--

an entrepreneur, like his father.

His father owns several gas stations.

Yes. He is well.

What time does Parm usually get home, uh, from-from work?

Zaarin says you have questions about Parm...

...but he is a good boy.

He works hard.

He's always done well in school.

We're not saying that he isn't, at all.

We just want to make sure that he comes home safe,

after work.

Auntie, it's very important

that we know who Parm spends his time with.

We just want to keep Parm safe.

I'm sorry. I'd like you to leave.

We got your witness on line two.

That's it?

That's all we could get.

Parm's mom showed us the door

the second we started to get warm.

As far as she's concerned,

her boy's nothing more than a successful entrepreneur.

How many Happys could there be out there?

It's basically a nickname.

Hardeep, Harjit, Harbinder--

anybody whose name starts with "H".

Okay, I'm gonna reach out to the Gang Unit

and see if they can get us some specifics on a "Happy".

Okay, I'll be right back.

Yeah.

Gabinksi and Tucker are still watching Parm.

No issues yet.

Hey. What's good?

It's not so good.

Whoever downloaded the files onto the flashdrive was a pro.

How do you know?

They set up a VPN to make it look like

the evidence was downloaded from Dad's office.

But the files could've been downloaded from anywhere.

They hid their tracks. It's a dead-end.

-Damn. -But...

you wanted me to look up Will Gabinski,

the son of that CFPC officer?

-Yeah. -Well...

he's not on any social media-- like, at all,

which is pretty sus--

but... I found him.

Check your email.

I gotta get my head out of this case.

Let's grab a coffee.

This is the guy you and Kyle met in the park.

Yep. "Ricochet88" himself.

This is how the I.O.H. knew in advance about Dad's arrest.

Gabby must've leaked it to his kid.

What do you want to do about Gabby?

-Hey, I'll call you back. -Sorry.

Uh... what about him?

Well, if we're gonna report the DUI,

that window is closing.

I'm just wondering which way we're leaning,

in terms of that.

Uh, where is he now?

Well, he and Tucker were trailing Parm. Why?

You got that witness statement for me?

He's a good cop, who made a mistake.

Maybe we need all hands on deck right now.

Okay.

We should get back. Come on.

Yeah, I'll be right there.

Hey, I need you to look something up for me,

but you can't ask me why,

and I can never tell you about it...

and you'll have to cover your tracks.

What do you need?

Our C.I.s can't get anything out of Amrit Atwal or TJ

about the attack on Parm Dhillon.

Both leaders are totally insulated right now,

and the Gang Unit's looking for intel on a "Happy"

connected to Parm.

Families aren't talking.

Gang associates aren't-- no one's talking.

Online threats are escalating.

We're worried they're preparing for something,

and we're all-hands-on-deck, but we're still a step behind.

Maybe we're coming at this wrong.

If we're looking for answers,

maybe we're looking at the wrong end of the pyramid.

Not one of you knows a Happy, huh?

Not one?

Aight.

Then y'all ain't playing hockey today!

Come on, Z. They're cops!

Come on!

No, I swear, we don't know him!

Jason? You want to join us?

That's the fastest I seen him move all day, huh?

Look, I know what you think of cops.

We're the bad guys, right?

But we're not.

We're the dumb ones.

Right?

I mean, there's so much stuff going on outside these walls

that we have no clue about,

but you guys do. See?

The thing is, is that I've seen all of this all before.

Your brothers, your cousins-- they start getting into gangs.

Next thing you know, they're pulled into fights

that they got nothing to do with, am I right?

Yeah.

Any of you know anyone who got hurt in fights like that?

Yeah.

We just don't want to see that happen again.

No one knows who Happy is?

All right.

I know the Happy you're looking for.

He used to try and hang with my brother,

but TJ got rid of him real quick.

Happy's annoying, yo.

TJ's your brother?

Yeah.

Leader of the Park City Kings?

Yeah, but I don't ride with him.

And we leave all gang affiliations at the door, right?

House rules.

Hey, you know Happy's full name?

Harpreet Jora.

Your lies are gonna get him killed!

-You hear that? -Yeah.

Police!

Say you're gonna stop!

Hey!

Hey!

Police!

Promise me right now, Happy!

-Are you gonna stop your lying? -Chill out, please!

-Drop the knife! -Back up!

-Back up. Back up! -Your lies are gonna

get him killed!

-Nicole, stop! -Back it up!

Come on, Nicole.

You threatened Happy with a knife.

From my perspective, that's assault.

Assault?

Come on, yo. That's wild!

You really think I'd let Nicole assault me?

You're outta your mind!

We was just gettin' rid of old dishes.

What do you do for work?

Folks own a cloth house.

We do aight.

Nicole was telling you to, uh, "stop lying".

What was she talking about?

Parm is my boyfriend.

I was just here

to make Happy stop spreading lies about him.

Oh, yeah? What kind of lies?

Your boyfriend was almost shot this morning.

We want to keep him safe, don't we?

So if this has anything to do with who's after him, and why,

please, just, come on, talk to us.

When was the last time you saw him?

I ain't seen him in a week, yo.

Aren't you two close?

Happy started hanging out with Parm a few months back.

Not a fan, are you?

Happy don't care about nobody except for Happy.

And you don't care that Parm got shot this morning?

You're the cops. Go arrest them, then.

Right, you tell me who shot him,

and I will.

All right, look.

Word on the street is, that, last Thursday,

Parm beat the hell out of a Park City King

outside of Door 10 Lounge.

It was one of TJ's top guys.

Since then, the whole Atwal crew been bigging him up.

Happy started telling everyone that Parm jumped the guy,

and now the Park City Kings are coming after him for it,

but he didn't do it.

Do you know who did?

I don't know.

I wasn't there.

I need Happy to stop spreading the story

before they take another shot at him.

-We lost eyes on Parm Dhillon.

All units, BOLO!

Last known location-- 128th and 80th.

We're looking for a black Mercedes sedan,

vanity plates reading--

"PARM D".

Nicole, any idea where Parm might be right now?

Hey, boss. 6103.

We need access to security footage

from the Door 10 Lounge from last Thursday night.

We may know why Parm Dhillon was being targeted.

Hey.

Hey, uh, Vince. You got a second?

-What happened? -Parm made us.

He drove out to the tracks,

and blew right through a crossing signal.

We lost him after the train passed.

So, look. Last night.

We good?

No, we're not good.

I want to throw the book at you for what you did.

It's not gonna happen again.

Thanks for not filing the report.

I don't want your thanks.

And it's not just me.

She chose not to.

She's giving you the second chance.

Door 10 Lounge footage is in.

Here's the Park City King.

Assailant was waiting for him.

Ah, it's too dark, his face is concealed.

Pause it here!

No wonder they want payback.

That's Parm's tracksuit, but...

does that look like Parm to you?

Nicole swears it's not him.

Gang Unit interviewed the victim.

He was jumped from behind, can't I.D. who attacked him.

So we're no further ahead.

We still don't know who started this war.

All that matters

is that the Park City Kings blame Parm for it,

and they are not gonna let a beating like this slide.

Send patrols to all gang hotspots.

Coordinate with every available undercover.

Okay! We need to get eyes back on Parm, ASAP.

He needs police protection, whether he wants it or not.

And we need to dig deep to find anyone willing

to talk about where Parm might've gone to ground.

All right?

I know someone who likes to talk.

Good afternoon, Mr. Dhillon. Sorry to trouble you,

but we'd like have a word with your son, Jason?

W-What did he do now?

He's not in any trouble, Uncle.

We just need to ask him

a few questions about his cousin, Parm.

Okay.

Jaswinder!

My son, he's a nice boy. Please.

Is there anyone else home?

No.

6103. We have a location on the car of Parm Dhillon,

but Parm is not in it.

Repeat, we do not have eyes on Parm.

Roger that.

When did Parm drop the car off?

Come on.

Do you have any idea where your cousin is right now?

Uncle, are you close with your nephew?

I trusted Parm to keep Jaswinder away from all this.

We hear the stories.

We know what happens to the kids when they get to this age.

But I'm a truck driver, I'm away.

My wife works very long hours.

We can only do so much.

I should never have trusted Parm.

No, sir.

Parm was absolutely true to his word.

And he's in danger now. We need to find him.

I ain't no snitch.

You're not going to say anything?

After what he did for you Thursday night?

Thursday n--?

What happened Thursday?

Dad, please.

Come on. Listen, Jason.

Whoever took a shot at you and Parm,

we think it's because of what he did Thursday night

at the Door 10 Lounge.

He wasn't there. He was with me.

He was with you?

I was-- I was joking around with some kids from school...

...and they didn't like what I said,

so when I was walking back home, they...

they jumped me.

All right, what happened next, Jason?

Jaswinder, what?

Tell them everything.

I needed Parm to bring me some clothes.

There was blood?

No, it wasn't-- it wasn't blood.

I-It was my pants. You know?

They--

They got a little wet.

And they took pics and stuff

and they left me there.

I called Parm.

You know?

We spent the whole night finding those guys,

made 'em delete the pics.

Then he let me crash at his new spot.

Wait. What new spot?

I promised not to tell.

Come on.

He's...

got a new place for him and Nicole.

It's supposed to be a surprise--

a place for them to live once Parm got out.

H-He's leaving the gang.

He says he wants to start over.

Does anyone know? Does his boss, Amrit, know?

I don't know.

We need that address.

If his gang finds out and they don't like it--

you know what's gonna happen, right?

We need to protect him, don't we?

We need that address.

Command, this is 6103.

Parm Dhillon was not the assailant

at the Door 10 Lounge.

Copy, 6103. I'll let the Inspector know.

If Amrit Atwal learned

his number two was trying to leave--

No one does that without paying a price.

You'd make an example of him.

Yeah, or you'd stop him before he got the chance.

Shots fired on 159A Street.

Shots fired.

That's the address Jason just gave us.

Man down!

Parm!

Hey!

Hey, look at me!

Look at me! You're gonna be okay.

You're gonna be okay. Look at me.

...159A Street.

Male victim.

Two GSWs to the chest!

We have two gunshot wounds to the chest.

Parm! Look at me.

Hey! You're gonna be okay!

Parm's hanging on

because both of you got there in time.

What was he doing at the front gate?

Might've come out to talk to someone he trusted.

Someone from his own gang?

Possibly.

But what we know is that, if we lose Parm,

both sides have a reason to go to war.

Thing that scares me is it's gone quiet out there.

The street fights have stopped.

Both sides might be waiting to see if Parm survives.

Yeah, the calm before the storm.

You two, go to the hospital, follow up with the family,

see how Parm's cousin is doing.

These young kids...

sometimes they get ideas.

No one from Parm's gang is even here.

No fancy cars

out here either-- what does that tell you?

I'm gonna request units

to keep watch outside the hospital.

Sat Sri Akal, Uncle.

Sat Sri Akal .

Hey, Nicole.

Any updates on Parm's condition?

You were right.

Parm didn't assault anyone Thursday night.

He was with Jason...

...at the house he bought for you.

It was supposed to be a surprise, but...

he wanted to get out,

he wanted to start a new life with you.

I told him all the time--

just 'cause his friends are in, it doesn't mean he has to be.

But he was too loyal.

And where are they now?

They're not even here for him! Not one.

I can't believe he finally listened.

Well, I hear you can be pretty persuasive.

Jaswinder is gone!

I-I can't find him anywhere.

He's at the community centre.

I just dropped him off there.

He said he wanted to see his friend, Nav.

His "friend", Nav?

Don't worry, Uncle. I'll go check on him.

Nav!

Hey, have you seen Jason?

He just pushed me against the wall,

said that he'd kill me

if I didn't tell him where my brother was,

and then he just took off.

Why is he looking for him?

He thinks my brother ordered the hit on Parm!

Where's TJ now?

He's at his girl's place-- off 87th,

two blocks up from here.

6103-- any units in the vicinity

of the Surrey Community Centre,

please respond.

Did you call TJ to let him know Jason's coming?

Where you at, bro?

Huh?

Come on! Come get it.

You put the hit on my cousin, man.

You think that piece makes you hard, bro? Eh?

Come on, do it. I dare you.

You're dead, TJ.

You're dead, man.

Gun.

Easy.

Easy, Jason.

Cops are here, bro. Quit this.

Hey, Jason, let's just slow this down a sec, okay?

Hey, why y'all on me, huh?

This guy shot Parm!

Stand down.

Sir?

Tucker, do it. Right now.

Hey, Jason.

This guy put...

on my cousin, yo.

It wasn't me, bro.

Shut up!

Jason, there was no hit on Parm.

Jason, it was Parm's own guys

that put out the story about the fight at the club...

the Atwal Gang.

And you know that that's a lie,

because you were with Parm that night, right?

Think about it, Jason. What is the logic here?

Parm got shot because of a story his own guys spread.

There was no loyalty here, Jason.

There was a reason

why Parm wanted out of this life--

and there's a reason why

he wanted to keep you out of it, too.

If you pull that trigger right now...

the Kings are gonna come after your family.

Your mom, your dad...

and your future

dies right here.

Do you know what Parm would want?

He would want you there

when he wakes up.

I'm gonna take this gun, okay?

I'm gonna take this gun.

Hey, Sabrina.

I got what you asked for.

Screenshot of the evidence lockup sign-in.

He was the only one on October 2nd?

Y-You're not gonna tell me why you wanted this, are you?

Trust me, it's better if you don't know.

Thank you.

Sohal. Hey.

They just, uh, released Jason to his parents' custody.

Good.

So what happens now?

Well, he'll meet with a social worker regularly

until his court date.

With no priors, thanks to his cousin,

and, uh, good parents,

there's a hope he'll be okay.

Good work.

Thank you.

Yes?

Excuse me, Assistant Commissioner?

Oh, Constable Sohal.

Sir.

There's something I need to share with you.

Well, come in.

Sir, I can prove

that my father was framed on his treason charge.

I got a look at the sealed evidence

that the Crown has against him.

-Excuse me? -The flashdrive files

that allegedly incriminate him--

they were fabricated.

They were planted in my father's briefcase

the day that he was arrested.

But my father has an alibi,

proving that he couldn't have been

the one to download those files.

Well, putting aside how you "got a look"

at sealed evidence--

if that's the case, it'll come out at trial.

It's not just his alibi.

His briefcase was seized by National Security

on October 2nd,

and put into CFPC evidence lockup.

I'm aware of the chain of custody, Constab--

The chain of custody includes Doug Gabinski.

Are you suggesting

that Sergeant Gabinski

planted incriminating evidence in your father's briefcase?

Yes.

He knew about the arrest in advance,

but he shouldn't have--

he doesn't have National Security clearance.

And what makes you think he knew in advance?

He told his son about the arrest

before it happened.

Have you heard of "I.O.H."?

"Eye of the Hurricane"-- a far-right group.

His son posted in an I.O.H. online forum

about the arrest before October 2nd.

I've also got his son corroborating it

in front of third-party witnesses.

If... my father's case goes to trial,

sir, it will come out

that the evidence was fabricated,

and that it was planted by a CFPC Officer.

Is the CFPC ready for that kind of fallout?

How did you see the Crown's evidence, Sabrina?

Not now.

Sorry, sir, but...

Parm Dhillon has died.

What's the update?

911's flooded with calls.

The Kings and the Atwals are openly trading shots

in Guildford and Whalley.

We already have a civilian casualty.

This conflict is escalating

faster than we can control it.

We need every available cop out there,

which includes you, Sohal.

Sir.

Sohal?

This conversation isn't over.

Sir.