Ep 3. A Damn Shame

In Longmire season 1 episode 3, titled "A Damn Shame," Sheriff Walt Longmire is called to investigate the death of a Native American found on the side of the road. Longmire is concerned about the potential for this investigation to stir up old tensions between the local Native American community and the non-Native American residents of the county.

As Longmire and his team begin to piece together the evidence, they discover that the victim, a member of the Cheyenne tribe, had been working with the oil and gas company that was drilling on reservation land. This leads Longmire to believe that this may have been a politically motivated murder, with someone trying to send a message regarding the oil and gas drilling.

As the investigation continues, tensions between the Native American community and the non-Native American residents escalate. Longmire tries to defuse the situation and bring everyone together, but some of the locals are not willing to listen.

Meanwhile, Longmire is also dealing with personal issues, particularly with his daughter Cady, who has moved back to town after breaking up with her fiancé. Longmire struggles to connect with his daughter and worries about her safety.

The episode culminates in a tense, emotional scene that brings the conflicts of the community to a head. Longmire must use all of his skills as a sheriff and a leader to try to prevent a tragedy and restore peace to the county.

"A Damn Shame" is a powerful episode that explores issues of race, politics, and personal relationships. It showcases the strengths of Longmire as a character, as well as the strong supporting cast of characters that surrounds him. The episode is filled with suspense, drama, and heart, making it a must-watch for fans of the show.