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In "Invisible", after failing to secure a good foster family for Darryl Henderson, the teenage son of his friend Leroy, Hondo applies to become Darryl's official foster father. [14] Hondo becomes disillusioned with the LAPD after they fail to terminate a group of racist police officers despite Deacon having a recording proving their guilt.
SWAT medic Nora Fowler joins Hondo's team, but finds herself put on the sideline more often than she would have preferred. Eventually she takes the initiative to assist despite Hondo's reservations. The team locate Falcone's residence out in the desert and save Jess from an underground hideout, while Deacon and the air unit stops Falcone.
SWAT and the LAPD race to secure the next victims before they are killed, acting on intel from Leroy about the mastermind's connection to the gang environment. Though his crew attempts to flee, he remains the last one standing until he is gunned down.
After SWAT arrests them and their hacker, the mob amps up the game and goes after the last car themselves with abducting Whip, who Street befriended during his undercover assignment in season 1. Ultimately they manage to save Whip and take down the mob, preventing them from stealing the car and regaining the heroin.
Four people died in a SWAT standoff situation Saturday, including Austin police officer Jorge Pastore. He is survived by his wife and two stepsons.
“At 3:06 a.m., because the suspect was armed and barricaded inside a residence and had two hostages, SWAT was called out,” Henderson said. “At approximately 4:11 a.m., SWAT officers arrived ...
S.W.A.T. is an American police procedural action drama television series, based on the 1975 television series and the 2003 film adaptation of the same name. Aaron Rahsaan Thomas and Shawn Ryan developed the new series, [1] which premiered on CBS on November 2, 2017, [2] and is produced by Original Film, CBS Studios and Sony Pictures Television (the latter is a successor to the producer of the ...
Leroy Ramos, a 47-year-old driver, was shot multiple times on Friday night amid an argument over refusing to pay the $2.50 fare, according to a MARTA press release.