A black F-150 was stolen from the same parking lot, and the police make a call to put out an alert for one. He finds Faith’s shoes in the trunk and recognizes scratches in the interior from her heels. Shortly after, Will and his team search the stolen car. “This is not what we discussed,” he snaps, angrily pulling the gun out and announcing they’re changing cars. She finds it and pulls it, only to find Sam is fast approaching as she starts to climb out. Calming down, she remembers that trunks now have escape hatches. She tries to break free, kicking and losing her heels in the process. To do that, Faith finds herself handcuffed and locked in the trunk of the car while Sam robs a pharmacy. He decides to get her the medicine she will soon need. She also reveals that she’s diabetic and that her kit was left in her purse at the courthouse. Faith tells Sam about her son Jeremy and how much she loves him. He orders her to drive calmly so as not to attract attention. He knows this to be true, as he can hear the faint sounds of a search party looking for him.Īmidst police activity, Faith drives a stolen vehicle with Sam hidden in the backseat holding her at gunpoint. He asks her to kick her gun away and she does so, explaining that if he shoots Bonnie, then everyone in the building will know where he is.
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Faith pulls her gun out of her purse and informs Sam that she’s with the GBI, stating her full name, Faith Mitchell, which Sam seems to recognize. When Faith says “excuse me” to Sam, he grabs Bonnie and puts a gun to her head, taking her hostage. He moves down a hallway and bumps into Faith as she leads Bonnie out to try and help her exit. We see Sam, who has found a janitor’s outfit and changed into it. Tate refers to Sam as a “cold-blooded killer” who killed his partner. Will says that he is familiar with the building and knows of six exits that are unsecured. Will arrives at the courthouse and is told by Tate that Sam is believed to have stolen a gun from his security guard and should still be in the building. His shock is interrupted by a phone call informing him that the courthouse is under lockdown and that Faith is inside. A woman (Canecia Gordon) recognizes Will’s dog as “Bad Bitch Bety,” which is how he finds out that Nico made Betty a social media account. Thankfully, his dog sitter Nico (Cora Lu Tran) is with him to help.
His dyslexia is making shopping difficult since the store has moved the dog food to another aisle. Meanwhile, Will Trent (Ramón Rodríguez) is grocery shopping with his dog Betty in the cart. She pulls her phone out of her purse to find that she doesn’t have a signal. A gunshot from somewhere in the building startles them both and Faith tries to calm Bonnie down. Faith says it’s her favorite and when asked if she’s a lawyer, reveals that she’s a GBI officer and is there to testify on a case, which she has to do often. Inside a courthouse bathroom, we see Faith Mitchell (Iantha Richardson)washing her hands as a woman named Bonnie (Yvette Freeman) compliments her outfit. But as he enters, we see that Sam has a key hidden to unlock his own handcuffs.
With metal handcuffs on, the metal detector goes off, but the officer escorting him says it’s fine. “Cop Killer,” someone yells at Sam as he is taken through security. Can Will Trent save his partner and friend? Here’s a recap of this week’s episode, featuring guest star French Stewart.Ī protest is going on outside the courthouse as civilians seek “Justice for Andrew.” GPD Officer Michael Ormewood (Jake McLaughlin) stands with Officer Tate Grillo (Jason Wiles) as prisoner Sam LaPorte (Vince Swann) is brought in in handcuffs. After a three-week break, Will Trent returned on ABC with the 9th episode, “Manhunt.” In the episode, Faith gets taken hostage by a convicted cop killer, only to find herself framed for murder, too.
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