Blue Bloods - Thirteenth Season

What do we got?

The victim is Rosalie Gonzalez,

23 years old, just moved in six months ago.

You the first on the scene? Yeah, unfortunately.

What do we know so far?

The call came in as a wellness check.

Her parents hadn't heard from her,

and she didn't show up for work today.

When I got here, I rang the bell,

but there was no answer.

Any signs of forced entry?

No. The back door was open,

but not forced. That's how I got in.

The vic's phone. Her mom's been calling her

since I got here. You got an address?

Yeah. Good.

Make the notification in person.

Will do.

The rosary beads are black onyx, the note...

"Return to me, for I have redeemed you."

Strangled, posed

it has all the earmarks of our Dr. Walker.

Yeah, except he's in Bellehaven right now.

Reagan.

What?

Rosary beads, posed, note?

Okay, got it.

They just found another victim.

Same MO, except this one's in Suffolk County.

Copycat? God only knows.

I got to take a road trip.

The city is still continuing to see a surge in crime...

Okay, not just quality-of-life, but violent crime...

Among the homeless

and emotionally disturbed population.

That's about to end.

Is that a crystal ball you've got there?

No, just a dynamic initiative.

I'm excited to announce Open Arms,

a joint effort with the NYPD to remove and transport

homeless and emotionally disturbed citizens

from our streets and to dedicated shelters.

By charging them with what?

They don't need to be charged.

Our finest will be strategically and humanely

"talking them into handcuffs,"

the first step for their fresh start.

I mean

"talk 'em into handcuffs"?

The only way that works on our streets, with our cops,

is if that talk starts with.

"You're under arrest, dot dot dot."

But the mayor made it sound like it was an option.

Well, I don't know, Helen.

It's hard to know what the mayor's thinking,

but you can't just pluck people off the street

because they might cause a disturbance

or could be bad for tourism.

Commissioner, the mayor called Open Arms

a joint effort with NYPD.

Well, I just heard about "mission impossible"

about an hour ago, like the rest of the world.

And, look

I'm just as surprised

and dismayed as my cops.

And that's all, folks.

I can't go! Please!

My son's at home. You have to stay still.

Hey, I'm Officer Janko,

this is Officer Badillo. We're going to help you.

Where's your son?

At home with a neighbor...

We got her address.

Okay. We're gonna make sure he's okay.

Who did this to you?

Did you get a good look at him or her?

Him. G-gray hoodie,

um, black jeans and

black and red sneakers.

Young? Old?

Twenties, I-I think... All right.

2-9 David to central, be advised

we are on the lookout for one suspect.

Male, last seen headed south on the East River

wearing black jeans, a gray hoodie,

and black and red sneakers.

I think this could be him.

Matches the description. Pull us over.

Hey, police. Hold up. Hey!

Help me cuff him up.

Man, I didn't even do nothing.

Yeah? Why'd you run?

Is it a crime to run?

And what happened to your hands?

Man, that's nothing.

Looks like blood.

You're under arrest for assault.

Looks like you're gonna need a lawyer.

I don't need no lawyer.

You just call Erin Reagan.

Erin Reagan? Why is that?

'Cause she'll take care of me.

Come on.

Fighting fire with fire just burns down the house.

And what would you have me do?

Shuffle on up to the mic with marbles in my mouth?

I'd have you let me do my job! Be happy to.

You can start with rewinding the clock

and giving me a heads-up on this.

Boss, to be fair, it came out of left field.

For all of us. Let's take a time-out here.

And do what?

Let the mayor rewrite the Patrol Guide?

Look, call his office,

and give him a heads-up that I'm coming over.

See? No ambush. I'm playing nice.

I'm riding shotgun.

No, you're not. Not this time.

I am not gonna give you a chance

to water down just how insane this is.

I've got a ton of vacation time banked.

High time I took some.

I don't know.

Hi.

Hi

I just wanted to pop by. I heard that you're announcing

your run at the Bar Association dinner on Friday night.

That was supposed to be a secret.

I just wanted to wish you luck.

Well, you could've wished me luck there.

I'm not gonna be there.

But you love hosting.

You bowed out for me. It's better this way.

The focus should just be on your run.

Not that your ex-husband is introducing you.

Anyway, it's, it's no big deal.

I got to go. Um...

Break a leg.

Thank you.

Erin. Nice to see you, Anthony.

Hey.

What's going on?

There's a woman, Louise Johnson, in the hospital.

She was assaulted, beaten

and stomped on by one Tyler Green.

Why is that name familiar?

He was arrested for assault a couple of weeks ago.

Right. We made him an offer...

And agreed to a program, instead of jail time.

But apparently, he hasn't shown up for the program.

Well, how's the victim? How's she doing?

I really don't know.

You know, never thought I'd find you

in a setting like this.

Me, neither.

Far cry from Staten Island.

Yeah. Aw.

You look good. You, too.

So you're the big chief now?

Yep.

Of a town with a quarter of the number of people

in the East Village. Wow.

So, not a lot of crime? Well...

Drunk driver, missing dog,

neighbor dispute,

but not until a couple weeks ago. Yeah.

What's the story?

A, summer renter rented a bungalow off of Main Street.

Found strangled and posed.

With rosary beads and a biblical quote?

"Vengeance is mine, I will repay."

Yeah, same MO as my guy.

I'll take it from here. No, no, no, no, no.

I don't think so.

You're the best detective I've ever worked with, but

this guy is not the only one who wants a little vengeance, so

we'll work it together.

I'd love to.

Hey, Baez.

Looks like this isn't a copycat killer after all.

Why not? Because I just

talked to Bellehaven.

Dr. Walker was released three weeks ago.

Yeah. And on the given day,

dozens of cops tied up in wrongful arrest allegations.

We'd handle that, too.

Mr. Mayor, you can't just "handle" all of this.

You can if you're me.

I need proof. I need facts.

I need partners who get on board.

And I need partners who look before they leap.

I did look.

I can't always factor in

your litany of grievances and excuses.

The world moves too fast for that.

Late for the governor.

Well, you're always late.

Who is on board, if you didn't know.

We're not done yet.

Yeah, we kind of are.