Chicago P.D.

Yeah, so if you want to roll

to the laugh factory with me tonight,

I think that would be dope. I signed up for the open mic.

Yeah. - You did it.

- I could use a friendly face. - Ah, that's awesome, man.

I'm excited for you. Um, give me a preview.

- Yeah? - Show me what you got.

- Okay. Okay, so, um, ahem.

So, what's the only place in chicago

that has 24-hour police protection?

Donut shop?

- You heard that one? - A couple of times.

- Yeah, donut... donut shop. That gets...

That gets laughs usually.

- Look, I thought you wanted to do, like,

more observational comedy.

- Yeah, I was... Thinking about that.

Kevin, you're funny.

Just do atwater.

Okay.

Do atwater.

- You left a working case file in the front seat

of your covert car.

- yeah, but it was parked in our secure police lot.

Which is filled with nosy cops

who want to get into our business.

Everything we do in this unit is confidential.

Everything.

Be right there.

Patrol found the body of a dead woman

in washington park. We're getting called in.

- Spoke to the first officer on the scene.

Said it looks like she was out for a jog.

Pants are pulled down around her ankles.

M.E. Will tell us if it is what it looks like it is.

- she's still warm. - First responding officers

called an ambulance right away,

even though they couldn't find a pulse.

- They found a phone near the body.

I called 911 and the dispatcher gave me her name.

Zoey sims. - Zoey sims.

- Yeah. Well, nobody in this neighborhood

leaves a bottle half full.

- I want it hand delivered to the lab.

This just happened.

Whoever did it can't be far away.

- Uh, I saw these two guys near the woods.

They whistled at me. - You mean like catcalls.

- No, it was more than that. They tried to get me to stop.

They had a bottle of vodka, so I just kept running.

Can you describe these guys?

- they were black. One of them had a red hoodie.

- Then I saw two black guys running away.

They went into the trees. - Can you describe them?

- One had a red sweatshirt with a hoodie.

The other had a black baseball hat.

Burgess!

Patrol just spotted the subjects over on green street.

Let's go. - Thanks.

- 5021 david, we have two male blacks fleeing westbound

on foot in the 5200 block.

Copy that, 5021 david.

chicago pd!

- We good? - Go, go!

Chicago pd!

Clear. Go!

I got right, I got right!

Chicago pd.

You seen two guys? Red hoodie?

They went into the church.

- suspects went in the church, boss.

- Door's locked. - All right.

Cover the sides and rear. - Copy that.

- I'm sorry, officers, but unless you're here to pray,

you can't come inside.

Okay, father...

I have witnesses saw two men go inside your church

that are suspects in a rape and murder.

We'll be very respectful, but we need to go in and get 'em.

- First of all, they're not men. They're boys.

And they now have sanctuary inside this church.

- Like hell they do. - Hey, kenny.

We can't go in.

Father, there's no need to escalate the situation, okay?

A young woman was just murdered in washington park.

The boys inside your church were at the scene of the crime.

But I just talked to them.

They said all they were doing was drinking.

- That's great. If that's the case,

send 'em out, I'll clear 'em. - I can't.

- It's your church. - It's god's church.

These boys asked for my protection,

and I've taken a sacred vow to provide sanctuary

when it's requested. - And I've taken a sacred vow

to protect the people of this city.

Now just because they're inside the church

doesn't mean they're above the law.

Father, I grew up catholic.

Priests in my church always respected the police.

And if you committed a sin,

you were supposed to be punished.

I happen to know these boys.

They're in foster care. They have no parents.

They have no money for a lawyer.

There's nobody to stand for them except us,

and we're not going anywhere.

All: We're not going anywhere!

- you're gonna have to arrest all of us.

All: Amen. - That's right, amen.

- All right, I want uniforms on every exit.

We're gonna clear and commandeer this building.

Get cpic out here, bring mobile computers,

set up a hard line.

We're not going anywhere either.

- We're setting up a one block perimeter around the church.

There's more protesters on the way.

Let's go to our posts.

- Forensics fast-tracked photos from the crime scene.

The m.E. Says the victim's injuries

are consistent with strangulation.

- And she shows clear signs of sexual assault.

Vaginal tearing. They're running the dna now.

- Doa was zoey sims. 27 years old.

According to her linkedin profile,

she was a saleswoman at a relocation company.

She's not in any law enforcement databases, never been arrested.

- The guy who does have a long rap sheet is the priest.

Father bill mcsorely's been arrested 11 times,

civil disobedience stuff,

most recently for defacing

liquor billboards in his neighborhood.

- Hey, uh, al, don't you have some kind of beef

with father mcsorely?

Father mcsoundbite.

Loves to point fingers at cops.

Threw one of my old partners under the bus.

It's quite a scene out there.

Thanks for coming down.

- Yeah, I understand you have a couple of suspects

claiming sanctuary protection inside the church.

How long can they stay?

- As long as the priest will have them.

Look at this.

Why are we waiting around on some custom?

- Because, kenny, it's not some back alley gang bust.

If we're gonna pull those boys out of that church

with the whole city watching, it's gonna be with a warrant

and an airtight case.

All right, check the pod footage on the park cameras.

And let's find out who zoey is.

Okay, run her emails, check her phone records.

Oh, and let's notify her family before they hear it on the news.

Al, you and burgess.

- The parent never wants to believe it, you know?

Sometimes they push you away.

So, make sure we're inside before you give them the news.

Anything else?

- Yeah, you're about to shatter somebody's world.

Just gotta deal with it.

- Are you lisa sims? - Why?

- We're chicago pd. Do you mind if we come in?

What is this about?

It's better if we talk inside.

- Is this about the girl they found in washington park?

- Mrs. Sims... - My daughter jogs in that park.

Is this about zoey?

- I'm afraid it is. - Oh, god, no, no, no.

Ma'am, please.

- No, no... - Ma'am... ma'am, please.

Please, please.

When I saw the news,

I kept trying to call zoey.

When she didn't pick up, I knew something was wrong.

- I'm sorry. I know how painful this is,

but we do have to ask a few more questions.

When was the last time you saw her?

Two weeks ago.

When she was sad, she would come over

and we'd watch old movies.

- Why was she sad? - Her boyfriend, travis.

Zoey wanted to break up,

but she was scared.

- Scared? What? That he would hurt her?

That she'd hurt him.

They were high school sweethearts.

She changed, he didn't.

Eddie.

- I just got your message. - I'm sorry, who are you?

I'm zoey's stepfather.

You know who killed her? - We have two suspects.

Then why are you here?

You should be out talking to them.

- Eddie, they're just doing their job.

- Yeah, all right. All right, look, just...

Can you just give us our space now?

- Um... - Yeah.

Okay.

What was zoey's boyfriend's last name though?

James.

Travis james, chicago pd.