Elaine's jaw gets tight, looking hard at Jack as he straps on his shoulder ho...
After Vanzant and Al are shot, Jack takes grief from his fellow detectives.
Jack has Luther by the throat on the street in front of Luther's place. When ...
Jack get's off the phone with Reggie and heads for the door. Ben stops and re...
Jack takes Luther's gun from Reggie, then picks Luther off the ground by his ...
Jack catches up to Reggie in the club. Reggie shows him a gun under his jacket.
At the station Jack questions the hooker that was in Ganz room prior to the s...
Reggie smiles at Luther after Luther lunges at him and Jack pulls him back.
At the station Ruth tells jack that the ballistics match the gun to another s...
Reggie points across the club to Candy. Jack gives him a twenty dollar bill.
After running Luther in for shooting at him, Jack takes Reggie by the arm, le...
Jack and Reggie start arguing about Reggie calling the shots once he asks for...
Lisa tells the female officer questioning her about Ganz that she thinks he's...
Jack give Reggie money and lets him hookup with a young lady he met in the club.
Algren spots a vehicle associated with a crime and pulls over. Jack, hearing ...
Haden grants Jack the leverage to work alone on Ganz and Bear, but with the c...
Reggie gets outside with Candy only to see Luther exiting the hotel. He hustl...
Ben is using Reggie as cover. At his instance, Jack shoots Reggie. Reggie col...
Reggie smiles at Jack and continues with the questions.
Jack and Reggie leave Billy Bear's girlfriend's place and walk the sidewalk, ...
On the way from Bear's girlfriend's Jack starts complaining to Reggie.
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