Ep 19. Intersection

In Major Crimes season 5 episode 19, titled "Intersection," the Major Crimes Division is tasked with investigating the murder of a teenage girl who is found dead in her car at a busy intersection. The case quickly becomes more complicated when it is discovered that the girl was a witness to a gang-related murder and may have been targeted because of what she saw.

As the team begins to piece together the timeline of events leading up to the girl's murder, they encounter several obstacles, including uncooperative witnesses and dangerous gang members. The investigation becomes even more urgent when it is revealed that the gang responsible for the murder is planning a retaliation against anyone involved in the case.

As they race against the clock to solve the case and prevent any further violence, the team must also confront their own personal demons. Captain Sharon Raydor struggles with her feelings about her late husband and the role he played in the division, while Detective Amy Sykes must navigate her complicated relationship with her new love interest, Assistant Chief Leo Mason.

Meanwhile, Detective Julio Sanchez finds himself in hot water when his former partner, who is now working for the FBI, comes back into his life and asks for his help with a case. As Julio must decide whether to help his former partner or remain loyal to his current team, he discovers that the two cases may be more connected than he originally thought.

With tensions running high and the clock ticking down, the Major Crimes Division must work together to solve the case and prevent any further bloodshed. Will they be able to solve the crime in time? And will they be able to confront their own personal demons along the way?

"Intersection" is a thrilling and emotional episode that highlights the complexities of police work and the toll it can take on those who dedicate their lives to serving and protecting their communities. With a gripping plot and a talented ensemble cast, this episode of Major Crimes is not to be missed.