Flashpoint

We've got somebody else to do your team's

psychological evaluation this year.

Who's Toth?

Military psychologist.

He breaks up teams.

He does not break up teams.

Oh, come on.

He's a specialist in team psychology.

We've has some tough calls.

You lose your best friend, it's three in the afternoon,

how do you spend the rest of your day?

I went home.

Today your friend dies, tomorrow my son dies.

You patch things up with your father?

- No. - Why not?

'Cause he won't.

- Why? - He's dying.

Spike.

He won't patch things up until I quit SRU.

You and Jules Callaghan were involved,

did you know the risk to the team?

Yes, I knew the risk to team.

That's why I broke it off.

There's a reason that's against SRU policy --

it puts your teammates in danger.

But it makes no difference because it's over.

When was the last time you had a full medical?

My last medical was fine.

How do explain your trouble with concentration,

your unsteady hands,

your slower cognitive response?

This job is the only thing I know how to do.

Raise your arms.

When things get tough at work where do you turn?

I count on my team.

Where do you turn if there's something

that you can't share with the team?

My family.

So how're you coping with them gone?

Greg, how'd he know that Sophie left me?

I didn't trust myself to be objective, Eddie,

as a colleague or as a friend.

- As a friend? - Eddie.

You know what, gentlemen?

I got a baby I gotta meet.

Yeah, put her on right now.

Soph? What's going on?

It's the baby, she's not doing that well.

Her heart rate's low.

She's not getting enough oxygen.

What do you mean her heart's too slow? Sophie!

No, Soph...

Come on, buddy!

I needed fresh eyes on my people.

I didn't need you to break 'em down.

Your instinct was right;

there are fault lines running all through this team.

What you call fault lines, that's them being human.

It's natural that you're feeling protective.

We had a record number of high-risk calls

- the past two years. - I know you're team's numbers.

These guys chose each other.

- They've got each other's back! - I know.

There's gotta be a good reason to break up the team.

Come on!

I'm telling you

that you do not need to do this, all right?

Listen to me, I need a bit more time.

Come on! It's green!

Go around!

Let's go! Let's go!

Come on!

Please?!

Please?!

All right, back in the car. Let's move the vehicle, please.

Let's do it now!

Okay,

let's just slow this down.

Let's just slow it down.

SRU?

We're ready.

10-33, where?

Lakeshore and where?

- Winnie? - Fort York Boulevard.

What's going on?

Officer down, multiple shots fired.

He's SRU.

Your team accounted for?

Yeah, boss.

It's Ed.

I'm on it. Team Three, gear up!

- Recall Team One. - Slow down a second.

Page 'em, 10-33, get 'em back to the station.

Your team's not cleared for duty.

Then clear 'em for duty, I have a man down.

Sergeant Parker- Parker: Winnie!

Can you stay objective?

Are you saying his team is fit for duty?

I'm saying this team has a man down.

Can you stay objective?

I know how to do my job.

Winnie, recall Team One.

Thank you.

Team Three'll ride shotgun.

And I'll be watching.

Parker, keep your comm channel open.

- Okay, Winnie, get him a headset. - Yes, sir.

Page 'em. I want my people.

I'm already on it.

I thought you said you wanted to break up this team.

Let's see.

You're right.

About what?

It's not gonna go away.

So...

So...

Oh.

Wow. Um...

Okay, sorry. I'm gonna go.

Hey, no, Jules.

I gotta go.

- Sam! - Jules! Jules!

- What's going on? - We're cleared for duty?

For now.

Officer down.

It's Ed.

What?

Sarge's on his way to the hospital.

Donna.

Witnesses say that the shooter is white male, thirties,

dark pants, dark jacket.

You get an ID on the car?

Yeah, we got a plate and an address,

and we're headed there now.

That's great.

How you doing there, buddy?

He's in shock.

Then talk to me, doc.

Winnie, boost the volume, please.

He took seven bullets,

most to the chest and abdomen.

They hit his vest.

He has major bruising and he's lost a lot of blood.

His arm?

Two bullets -

it's the one I'm worried about.

Ulnar nerve damage.

Page the surgeon.

We've gotta get him into an O.R. as soon as possible.

- This surgeon... - Dr. Brown.

Don't worry, he's the best.

Here that, buddy? You're gonna be okay.

Sophie...

- His wife... - I already checked.

She's in maternity, two floors up.

She was in labor.

She's had a downturn.

But we've got a team working on her.

What do you mean, downturn?

I'm sorry, that's all I know.

I'm sorry.

- Boss... - It's okay, buddy.

I'm gonna find out what's going on here.

Sergeant Parker, your priority.

Greg...

Gimme a minute, will you?

Don't worry, I'm done.

Give him 10 mils of morphine, and get the pre-op started...

Just keep me posted, please.

- Will do. - Boss...

Hey. You hang tight, you get some rest.

We got a plate, we're gonna get this guy.

I thought of something.

Somebody else in the backseat.

A woman.

Military uniform.

Military uniform?

Team, call Downsview Base.

Got it, boss. Possible hostage.

That's when he shot you?

Okay. We're on it, buddy. We're on it.

And, Ed, about before, with Toth...

Don't worry about it. Let's just get this done.

Just what I was thinking.

Boss,

there's a shooting at Downsview Base.

Two soldiers hit. One female, she's missing.

We're on our way.

Let's get this son of bitch off the street.

Jules C.O. says shots were fired at 16:50.

We'll need visitor and vehicle entry logs.

Corporal, which way?

Private Michaels, you've got a call at the office.

Private Michaels to the office.

Jules, can we talk?

Don't worry about it, Sam. I apologize.

I didn't even think to ask if you were seeing somebody.

That was Natalie.

She seems really nice.

My sister Natalie.