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As Americans, we don't just have the right
to protest racism and injustice.
- We have the duty. -
But when Jamal Tate and Chris Taylor took a knee
to protest police violence,
they were suspended.
They cannot suspend our freedom of speech
and our freedom to protest.
Denny Woods' daughter running an anti-police demonstration.
I think that's the actual definition of irony.
Amazing.
Racism is so American...
That when we protest racism, some people think
- we protest America. -
But protesting injustice, that's what the flag stands for.
I got no respect for this kid.
I got six friends who died for that flag.
Any sign of David Dixon?
Nothing yet.
I didn't come all this way to get herded like cattle.
- Where you from? - Battle Creek.
You mean where David Dixon's from?
Yeah. That's right.
- You a follower of David's? - Am I?
If white men don't draw a line today,
tomorrow we won't exist.
- I'm Brian Walsh. - Amos.
Got eyes on Dixon. He just got here.
Those people over there, they hate our country, huh?
Disrespecting our police, disrespecting our flag, right?
And my question to you is, what are we waiting for, huh?
Let's go do something about it!
Heads up, these guys are on the move,
heading your way.
You don't deserve to call yourself an American.
- - That's right.
You heard what I said.
Go get your mom's welfare check, boy.
Come on. You heard me?
So, what's up? What you wanna do?
You got watermelon in your ears, boy?
- - I got you.
I got you.
Attention, this is the Chicago Police Department.
you are hereby ordered to leave this area immediately.
Anyone failing to disperse
will be subject to immediate arrest.
I repeat. Anyone who fails to disperse
will be subject to arrest.
29 arrests so far, disorderly and battery,
Dixon isn't one of them.
We finished sweeping the area. No sign of Dixon.
Units at 21, we have multiple calls of shots fired
at the CCU West parking structure.
- West. - Floor unknown.
Body.
5021 emergency.
This is Antonio Dawson of Intelligence.
I need the entire campus on lockdown.
We have an active shooter and one dead body.
He's a black male, 20's.
I believe he's the basketball player that was kneeling.
Chris Taylor.
One shot to the heart, no witnesses.
Tact, Patrol, SWAT swept the area.
- Shooter's in the wind. - Huh.
Talk to Campus Security.
- Get surveillance. - Yeah.
A lot of people here today. Somebody saw something.
Well, we know David Dixon and Chris Taylor
got into a fist fight.
It set this whole thing off. We can't find Dixon.
Man, I'm texting Ruzek now.
He said he's still working undercover
with that gang in Michigan.
Tell him to stay under.
Maybe get a lead on Dixon.
Sergeant?
I just talked to Brianna Woods.
She may have seen something.
- Yeah. - Okay, thanks.
Hey, Brianna. It's been a while.
I'm Hank Voight.
I remember who you are.
So y'all gonna find out who did this?
Well, you got anything that might help us?
No.
I mean, this whole thing just went off the tracks.
Jamal.
The team is meeting with the chaplain.
Coach, I can't.
- I gotta stay here. - No, go ahead.
It's fine. Your team needs you.
You sure?
Hey.
Let's get you to a doctor, okay?
Come on.
Listen, we just wanna ask you a few questions, all right?
- I know the drill. - All right.
You saw Chris get into a fight at the demonstration?
Yeah. One of those Neo-nazis.
Told Chris he was gonna kill him.
- This guy? - That's the one.
Did you... Did you catch him?
No, we're still looking.
Listen, is there anything we should know about Chris?
We were friends.
I've known him since we were freshmen.
That's how I met Jamal.
Jamal is your boyfriend?
Yeah.
I wrote the article about them.
Which article?
Two friends take a stand.
Chris and Jamal came from a tough neighborhood.
Got the golden ticket to a fancy college,
and then they started protesting the anthem.
The boosters, the fans, the coaches,
they were not happy.
They were getting threats?
There was just so much hate out there.
- They became a symbol. - Sergeant.
- Hey. - I hope these officers
are treating you with respect.
Hi, Daddy.
- Doctor take a look at that? - Yeah.
Said it was fine.
I heard you jumped into the fray.
Couldn't help it.
Well, some things don't change.
You're lucky the police were there.
Couldn't resist, huh?
Sarge, can we talk?
I know you and I have our differences.
But this is about her.
All that crap needs to be left behind.
We need to solve this murder before it sparks a race riot.
Chris Taylor was a point guard at CCU.
Local kid from the Wild Hundreds.
Smart kid, too.
He was pulling 3.5 as a Political Science major.
Any priors from the neighborhood?
One. He got popped for a possession
in high school, he did community service,
he was clean after that.
Brianna said Chris was getting threats
for anthem protests.
All right, well check Campus Security, social media,
see if any threats are credible.
The one person we know was blogging threats
against black athletes was David Dixon.
Dixon's been on the FBI's radar for hate crimes.
He got busted beating an immigrant in Indiana.
Put him in the hospital with a skull fracture.
Never went to trial because the victim got deported.
Dixon and Chris got into a fight at the rally,
and Dixon's still in the wind.
Hey, is Ruzek still under with these guys?
As far as we know.
Okay, I just finished with Campus Security.
I got something.
This is a basic timeline of Chris' murder.
It starts at 10:42. This is 10:47.
And there's Dixon.
Now, this is a different camera ten minutes later.
Two minutes after that...
Can't see his face.
Yeah, but you can see his jacket.
I mean, it looks a lot like Dixon's.
Let's find this guy.
We already got him, Sarge.
Ruzek arrested his Alt-Right ass five minutes ago.
Huh.
Good, let's have a talk with him.
Hmm.
I don't get it.
We were fighting for your side.
- Hmm. - We're pro police, man.
Yeah, well, I'll tell you what I don't get.
I don't get this whole white supremacy thing.
I mean, judging from your record...
your, uh...
your contribution to society...
Aside from beating up immigrants
and blogging a bunch of hate,
why exactly do you feel superior?
I don't. That's why I'm not
a white supremacist.
- I'm a white nationalist. - Oh.
- Come on. - Huh.
People were meant to live with their own tribes.
There's nothing wrong with saying that aloud.
You and me.
- We're the same tribe. - Hmm.
The same color, maybe. Not same tribe.
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