Station 19

Previously on "Grey's Anatomy" and "Station 19"...

Andrea... Carina, I swear it's her.

It's the woman.

Arrest this woman for child trafficking!

She's selling her!

Bailey, stop this, please!

Andrea, please. We need to save her!

I let her out of the hospital once. I'm not doing it again.

I'm not waiting. I'm going in.

Jada! Shanice!

I want them arrested for trespassing and arson!

- She was kidnapped! - Let go of me!

What's wrong with you?!

- Miller! - Dean! Dean!

Are you crazy? Get your hands in the air!

He's a hero! He just saved those people!

When's shift start again?

In about an hour.

At least they didn't hold Joyce as long as they held us.

Wait, did they drop all charges against her, too?

If they did, it's only 'cause someone filmed it.

How vile do you have to be to lock up

the mother of a kidnapped kid?

And the firefighters who rescued the kidnapped kids.

The Black firefighters.

Just the Black male firefighters.

You guys sure you want to work? You must be exhausted.

The alternative's bringing home all this rage

to my perfect little girl, so...

Plus, today's inspection day.

No, that's tomorrow.

I have it in my calendar for today,

and until recently,

I was supposed to be the one doing the inspecting, so...

No, no, no, no, no.

God.

The inspection determines our budget for the entire year.

We'll reschedule. Doesn't work like that.

They don't reschedule.

We'll just fail.

And I-I don't mean to be selfish, but...

You're allowed to be selfish.

You're allowed to be whatever it is you need to be today.

I need to make a good impression.

I need us to make a good impression.

I can't lose anymore. I can't lose this house.

- I have a career to rebuild. - Okay.

Okay, look. We know who we are.

We've been prepping for this for weeks.

We have to get this house in tip-top shape.

Let's just put our heads down and get through today.

Okay. Okay. We can do this.

We have to polish and clean literally everything.

Is it possible to have a stomach ache in your head?

I have a headache in my stomach.

Hey, you don't have to stay.

You ran into that burning house with me last night.

I'm staying.

Come on.

Hey, Carina.

Just, checking in.

I hope your

your day is less eventful than my night was.

Today is the annual inspection,

which is the most important... day of my captaincy so far,

and I thought it was tomorrow.

So I'm not ready.

I haven't slept or showered

or eaten,

or processed what I witnessed last night,

and now I'm rambling on your voicemail

because I miss you and...

God. What if we fail?

What if I fail?

That is...

Okay. Stay on her, okay?

The license plate number is, VTQ-864.

The vehicle's a blue sedan.

Now, the... the driver's a sex trafficker, okay?

She brought a girl she was trafficking

into Grey-Sloan Memorial.

Her name is Cindy, alright?

Um... Erin

Erin Banks. Thank you.

She told us this woman kidnapped her two years ago,

and... and last night,

another two girls were brought in,

also kidnapped by a man named Bob Corson.

Okay, we think the two cases are related.

Well, no. I don't

I don't have any evidence to prove that they're related,

but... No.

Sir, if you could just... Sir?

Sir, I need you to come find us now

because we're following her right now.

I-I'm a doctor. What does that have to do...

Wow. Okay, yeah.

Look up Erin Banks

and then have someone follow up with me.

Unbelievable.

Look, we need to make sure

we can see her car at all times, okay, Carina?

I am, Andrea. Don't worry.

We're not gonna lose her this time.

I know.

- Look, c-can we call your. - - your girlfriend now?

Please?

You okay?

This has happened to me a lot, you know?

I've had guns drawn on me before.

It's exhausting.

I know.

So, are we talking about it?

Nope.

Are you sure?

I would rather literally do anything else.

Hey, Miller... Travis

Travis, he doesn't want to talk about it.

Just give him some room.

I'd give anything for a nap.

Same.

I would give the garnet earrings my grandma gave me

for a nap right now.

Michael gave me a watch that I don't ever wear.

You can't trade your Dead-Husband Watch.

You traded your Dead-Grandma Earrings.

Yeah, but I wouldn't trade my Dead-Ripley Socks.

Your Dead Fiancé Heirloom is socks?

That's... Yeah.

So tragic.

God...

Okay, look, we don't have

a lot of time to explain, alright?

Carina, are you okay?

Yes. We are safe for now, but...

Hey, Bishop, I just got a million texts

from Andrew DeLuca, saying... Hey, Warren.

Hey. Hey, look.

Look, I've been trying Bailey a bunch, but...

Yeah, she's finally getting some sleep, so don't bug her.

What... What do you need?

They saw a woman at the hospital this morning

and they think she's associated with what happened last night.

Yeah. Well, we're not gonna let her get away this time.

Yeah. Okay?

A-And she's got to be connected somehow

to the guy that your team brought in last night.

It's too much of a coincidence.

Did you call the police?

Yeah, 'cause that worked out so well last night.

Yeah, we tried the police,

but they told us they'll follow up.

So, your plan is just to follow her?

No. My... My plan is to not let this woman

kidnap and torture other teenagers.

If we can follow her to a location

or... or... or her home or something,

at least we can give the police an address.

Okay, Carina. This is crazy.

You can't just follow some stranger

all over the streets of Seattle.

Look, she's... she's turning right.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Turn right.

Got it. Got it. Got it.

Here we go.

Okay. Don't lose her.

Nope.

She's stopping.

Pull over. Okay.

Pull over.

Who's stopping? Opal?

Okay, stop, stop.

Okay, DeLuca, DeLuca. What are you doing?

Andrea...

Look, she's carrying something. You see that?

Who is that?

I don't know.

She's talking to some man.

Okay, Carina, these people could be really dangerous.

Yeah, they're dangerous to teenage girls.

That's why we're here.

Stay in the car.

Look, you want to help?

Cut through the red tape

and get the police here right now.

Okay. We're on it.

Just please wait for the police.

We will. I'm not making any promises.

Hell of a night.

Yeah.

I don't know how to process what I saw yesterday.

My best friend was a cop.

I know how hard his job was.

I know how often he was just

terrified,

and I-I know cops can be targets.

I-I was always on his side.

Cops and firefighters were on each other's side.

- But what I saw yesterday, I. - - I saw it with different eyes.

I'm married to a Black man now, and.