Ep 10. Division / Loose Ends
- TV-14
- May 13, 2010
- 44 min
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7.2 (16)
In the tenth episode of the tenth season of The First 48, titled "Division/Loose Ends," viewers are taken to Birmingham, Alabama, where Detective Warren Cotton must navigate a complicated and dangerous case in order to bring justice to the victim's family.
The episode begins with the investigation into the murder of 35-year-old Andre Blake, who was found shot to death in his own home. Detective Cotton and his team quickly learn that the murder was the result of a home invasion gone wrong, but they have few leads and little evidence to go on.
As they interview witnesses and search for clues, Detective Cotton and his team begin to uncover a web of lies, deceit, and betrayal that only serves to complicate the case further. The victim's wife, for example, has a shady past and a history of drug abuse, making her a prime suspect in the eyes of many.
Things come to a head when a potential witness comes forward with information that could break the case wide open. However, the witness is hesitant to testify, fearing for their own safety. Here, Detective Cotton must use all his skills and experience to convince the witness to do the right thing and testify in court.
Meanwhile, the team also works on tying up loose ends from previous cases, such as the murder of a man found dead in a parking lot. This investigation takes them to several locations across the city, as they track down leads and gather evidence.
As the episode progresses, tensions rise as Detective Cotton and his team cope with the high stakes and difficult challenges of their jobs. Can they finally solve the murder of Andre Blake and bring justice to his family? Viewers will have to tune in to find out.
Overall, "Division/Loose Ends" is a gripping and intense episode of The First 48, showcasing the difficult and dangerous work of law enforcement as they strive to protect and serve their communities. With its intricate plot and well-developed characters, this episode is sure to keep viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish.
