Chicago P.D.

- is she older than that bottle of wine?

Oh, my god, you're checking the label.

dad, look,

a girl her age dating a guy your age?

I'm sorry, she smells money.

There's nothing left to smell.

- Well, then she's in for a shock because

for a guy who's broke, you live real good.

You and, um... Mouch?

- We're good. We're solid.

There is a lot of trust there.

That's a loaded description.

Hey, mom only didn't trust you

'cause she had eyes and ears.

Okay, I got to go.

He gets off shift in an hour,

which is how long it's gonna take me to walk to my car.

It's a popular neighborhood.

- Even with you in it. Go figure.

Daddy, this natalie thing,

all I'm saying is, be careful, okay?

You should be warning her.

If I had her number, I would.

Love you. Bye.

Night, pumpkin.

aah...

- you should've done me right when you had the chance.

- hey, people are trying to sleep!

honey, call 911!

are you okay?

He's got my gun.

- What? - I'm a...

I'm a cop. He's got my gun.

- Call 911! There's a cop!

She's dying! Hurry!

Okay, stay with me. - Ah...

Stay with me.

- Let's open these doors. Pd's in the house.

Let's take it down.

Give me some space, people.

Dr. Rhodes, we're going to trauma 2.

Pd's in the house.

What do we got?

- Blunt force trauma to the head,

initially unresponsive in the field.

Gcs is now at 10. Let's get ready to rotate.

Rotate. - Let's get her in.

Gonna move her over on my count, all right?

Yep.

set.

One, two, three. - Transfer.

Let's get it out. Let's get the gurney out.

- pupils are equal and reactive bilaterally.

Bp? - 112 over 80.

Heart rate is 120.

- All right, we need to check for hemorrhage.

Let's get her up for a c-spine ct now.

- Copy. - Trudy, can you hear me?

Trudy?

You ready to travel?

Yeah, let's go.

Let's go.

- Hey. - Hey, excuse me.

She's in surgery with dr. Rhodes.

We don't know for how long.

- Antonio's setting up a grid at beckett and fremont.

There was one witness, but we don't know how much he saw.

What was she doing there?

- Well, we'll find out as soon as she's awake.

Police are under attack.

- We don't know that's what this was.

She was wearing plain clothes,

but she could've been followed from the district.

We don't know.

Where is she?

- Hey, she's in surgery right now.

I need to be with her.

That's not possible.

Who did this?

Who did this to her?

Let's do this someplace else.

Come on. - Come on.

Look, I want to work fast.

Where was trudy tonight?

I don't know.

She said...

What'd she say?

I've been on shift 46 hours.

We're... we're two ships.

- You said you didn't know where she went.

Is there...

Any chance she could've been with another guy?

- You want to run with that theory?

Good luck. Are we done here?

- All right. - Does she have any beefs,

professional or personal?

How about some compassion?

How long have you known trudy?

'cause me and her, we go back 20 years.

So... Believe me,

I'm feeling what you're feeling.

you know trudy.

She's had nothing but beefs, love her or hate her.

- Is there anything that stood out to you?

last week,

she said some nutjob shouted her down at her desk,

some stupid complaint. I don't know.

Don't know his name.

He threatened her.

She said she was gonna handle it.

I should have done something.

- No. Hey.

That's not your job.

We got this.

- C... - Yeah, come on.

- we're gonna turn this block inside out.

I want every single resident accounted for.

No one leaves until it's done.

One of ours is in the hospital.

Let's go get some answers.

- I came out to the car, she was lying there,

I told my wife to call 911.

Then you guys showed up.

Did you guys need me to come down and make a statement?

- Tell us what you saw. No detail's too small.

- Yeah. I didn't see the guy.

I-I heard a car peel out.

- Uh-huh. - It was definitely a v-8.

It sounded vintage.

I collect.

Anyway, I came out.

Your officer triggered the car alarm.

It was, uh, 10:20.

- How did you know she was police?

She said she was,

you know, before she passed out.

She tried to defend herself, or I assume she did,

but the guy took her gun.

- We're gonna need to get this in writing.

You can do it from your house.

Officer? - Yeah.

Okay, all right.

The guy left her purse,

didn't take her watch.

I got sergeant hayes from violent crimes

running all recent parolees with robbery backgrounds,

convicted felons who live in this sector.

I don't know, what do you think?

Al.

He only took her gun.

- I need all you to report for canvassing

to detective dawson up on webster street.

Let's move.

Burgess, I need you catching in-service calls

at the south end of the district.

- Sir, shouldn't I help on the canvass?

Intelligence has platt's case.

I already got five cars down on that job.

- Excuse me? - Will you hang on

just a minute?

And we got a big city we need to deal with.

I got to take this. Hang on.

- Adam. - Hey.

What do we know?

Uh, not much yet.

Voight's got us onto something,

but he thinks that platt was targeted.

- Is there anything I can do to help?

Yeah, we can use more hands.

Come on.

All right, yeah.

- I don't think this was a random attack.

These are crs filed against platt.

The top two are lawsuits she's racked up.

We think she knows her assailant.

A guy came in the district last week, made threats.

I want to know why, and I want to know who,

and fast.

Sergeant,

you know we got those new cameras installed downstairs?

We do?

- Yeah, it's a new security measure,

so if the guy was a walk-in...

I'll contact oemc, get access.

Meantime, every page.

Yeah.

- If you don't have any lawsuits filed against you,

you're a fake-ass cop.

- Well, in that case, platt's real as hell.

Bad joke. Let's dive in.

- all right, these are all platt's shifts

since the cameras went in.

That's me walking in right there.

- We see that. - Adam, faster.

You got it, yeah, yeah.

wait, what's that?

that's malik.

Who?

- He runs the liquor store on 22nd.

Let's go.