Blue Bloods

Previously on Blue Bloods:

The man voted least popular by the gangs of New York.

- Oh, thank you very much. - (gunshot)

One of your chiefs and his wife were just murdered in cold blood.

I say screw the mayor, the D.A., the press and

whoever else might be looking over you shoulder.

Everything by the book.

Why?

That's how we honor him.

You gonna arrest me or let me the hell up out of here?

You have no I.D., no weapon, nothing on Hunt.

Let us hold him for 24 hours.

Cut him loose.

The prime suspect in a double homicide

shouldn't be able to waltz away from police surveillance.

Bring me the head of Mario Hunt.

These guys never make a move without Wallace's blessing.

Even if I gave you Mario,

- you got no case. - We got an eyewitness.

You never know when he's gonna take a turn

- for the worse. - (Linda gasps)

Oh. Oh, my God, no!

What are you doing, Curtis?

- (gunshots) - Oh, oh!

Oh, oh!

Oh, oh, God.

- Oh. Curtis. - Oh, God.

- Hector. - Oh, my God.

Hector! Curtis, what did you do?

- Okay, Hector, relax. - Oh, my...

I need help in here! He's been shot.

Activate level one trauma team!

Let's get a pulse.

Hector, stay with me, here.

You wanna start CPR?

- Time check. - I am.

- (coughing) - Come on.

- Hector, hang in there. - It's okay, it's okay.

Right here, right here. Get the bag.

Start charting.

- 7:50. - Charting. Time to start up.

Oh, my God. Take the bag.

I got the bag, I got the bag.

Okay. Hector...

Get the, uh... start the Ambu Bag.

- Okay. - Start CPR.

I'll check to see if the lungs are clear.

Starting CPR.

Up, up, up, up, up.

Come on, Hector!

- Come on, Hector, come on. Come on. - He's losing a lot of blood.

Stay with us. Stay with us, Hector.

Come on, Hector.

Damn it, pick up.

Pick up.

You get our uniform?

He's not answering.

What do you mean he's not answering?

He's supposed to be on Hector Florez's door.

Yeah, I know. Danny, calm down.

I can't calm down.

I need to know what's going on at the hospital.

Come on.

There's no one at the nurses' station?

No, nothing.

Come on, Linda. Pick up, baby.

Hector. Breathe, Hector.

Hector, please stay with me. Hector, stay with me.

- Come on, Hector. - Come on, Hector.

All right, lungs are clear.

Epinephrine, one milligram.

Call the blood bank, get two units

- of O-negative, stat. - Come on.

Two gunshot wounds, uh, in the chest.

Come on, Hector.

You're almost there.

MAN (over P.A.): Security lockdown, all floors.

All right, pulse check, pulse check.

- Stop, pulse check. - (flatline beeping)

Asystole.

Yeah. Let's call it.

Uh, 7:52.

MAN (over P.A.): Security to trauma one. Security to trauma one.

Linda, you okay?

Yeah.

- What's this? - What?

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

- Linda... - What? What?

What?

Trauma team, back in here!

- Trauma team! - What? What happened?

- Look at me. - What happened?

She's been shot, get the stretcher.

What? Get the gurney.

Get the gurney.

Look at me, look at me, look at me.

Okay, listen to me. Look at me. You're gonna be fine.

Okay. Okay, okay. You've been shot.

We're gonna take you to the O.R. Come, come, come, come.

Okay, we got it. Turn, turn, turn.

Stay breathing, here we go.

- We got you, we got you. - Here we go.

- Good, all right? Come with me. - Okay.

Are you with me? Look at me.

- Stay with me, stay with me. - Okay, you ready?

One, two, three, up.

And lifting. One, two, three, up.

Prep the O.R.

Where are you, Frank?

No place I want to be.

You know, it occurs to me in the midst all this swirling activity,

I haven't taken the time to tell you how sorry I am that you lost your friend.

Thank you.

We ordered in from Motorino downstairs.

I took the liberty of getting you chicken parm.

I appreciate it.

You need to head home, get some rest.

I will when you will.

Not the cards.

Then it isn't for me, either.

Thank you, Garrett.

For what?

For what you're trying to do.

You're welcome.

Excuse me, Commissioner.

They got to our witness.

Yeah.

That's not why you're out of breath.

No, sir.

- (horn honking) - Move.

- Get out of the way. It's a police siren. - I'm going around.

- I'm going around. - (phone rings)

Hello?

Is that our uniform?

You tell that son of a bitch to seal off the entire floor.

Nobody gets near Florez.

Oh, my God.

What?

What-what is it?

Turning, turning.

Gunshot, lower-right quadrant.

Clear the hall!

Linda, are you okay.

I need you to breathe, I need you to breathe.

Breathe.

No, baby, no, baby, no.

Turn, turn, turn.

- That's right, just breathe. - Linda! Linda!

Linda!

I need Danny.

Linda! Linda!

- That's my wife. - No, no,

- No! Detective Reagan, no! - That's my wife!

I know. I know. That's my wife.

- We are... - Just let me go in and see her.

- You can't, you can't. - Let me go in and see her!

- You cannot go in there. - Hey, it's okay.

Okay, fine, fine, fine!

We're doing everything we can...

Hey! Detective, no, we are doing all we can, okay?

I will send a doctor out when we know something.

Come on. Danny.

B-negative.

Don't worry, they got her.

Over time, there's a possibility the bullet could migrate closer to the spine.

- Paralysis? - Not likely.

But it can't be ruled out.

Not likely, let's just leave it at that.

Hey.

Gang's all here.

What are you trying to do,...

join the family business?

Well, as another Reagan once said,...

"Honey, I forgot to duck."

How do you feel?

Like I got shot in the back.

Good guess.

You know what would make me feel better?

What?

For all of you to get back to work.

Not leaving till we know you're okay.

Oh, I'm okay.

And I'm not gonna get any more okay

with all these long faces looking at me.

Honey...

Come on. This is still my floor.

And you all have work to do.

You heard what the lady said.

Everybody back to work.

Thanks, Pop.

Dad?

Shooter's name is Curtis Turner.

Linda asked me to keep an eye on him.

She was worried about him running with gangbangers,

and she was right.

I don't know how I missed this.

Never saw him as a shooter.

Our guys reviewed the hospital surveillance footage.

It confirms Linda's I.D. of the shooter.

He works at the hospital.