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May 9, 2022 · Episode 3, titled ‘Part Three,’ opens with Sergeant Thomas Allers speaking with his lawyer at the FBI Detention Center after he was arrested along with his fellow GTTF officers. Allers’ lawyer informs him that the other officers are prepared to testify against their senior in court. Therefore, Allers could face harsh punishment for his crimes.
May 9, 2022 · Baltimore’s most violent, corrupt cops get the nightmarish police version of failing their way to the top. A recap of ‘Part Three,’ episode 3 of the HBO miniseries, ‘We Own This City.’.
- Overview
- Allers with Lawyer
- Hersl Reassignment
- Allers with lawyer again
- Gun Trace Task Force robbery
- Authorising Gondo Wiretap
- Gun Trace Task Force robbery continued
- Davis meets with Steele
- Gun Trace Task Force at Wooda's residence
- Allers with lawyer continued
See below for a detailed recap of "Part Three" of We Own This City. (Still a work in progress)
Summer 2016, Thomas Allers is escorted by John Sieracki to a room; they converse about John's time in the FBI before Allers is handed off to his lawyer, Gary Proctor. Proctor mentions how Allers will be made an example of since he built the corrupt unit, it is a federal case and it is in his best interest to cooperate but Allers feels like he can't...
January 2016, Daniel Hersl is called into an office with Allers, Dean Palmere, and [not sure]. Aller's asks if this meeting is about the rap song, but Palmere dismisses it that he doesn't care about the rapper. Palmere them mentions about the numerous complaints about Hersl in the eastern district but doesn't blame him for it. He's then told that h...
Proctor continues to explain the long sentences that Allers will be given for racketeering, conspiracy, and a $10,000 robbery and he asks Allers for more information about the robbery. Allers mentions how Momodu Gondo put them upto that one.
In a car are Allers, Hersl, Gondo and Jemell Rayam, who make up part of the Gun Trace Task Force they mention Davon Robinson, streename "Wooda". Gondo explains how Wooda is well off. The group joke about Hersl's bowel movements until they spot Wooda entering a car. They tail him
Sergeant John Sieracki and Special Agent Erika Jensen talk to a Judge as he authorises a wiretap for Gondo. They explain to him how he has been caught on multiple calls with Antonio "Brill" Shropshire. The judge asks the agents how far up the chain of command this illicit activity goes but they respond how they're not sure. Judge offers his contunu...
We cut back to GTTF who are rummaging through a cuffed Wooda's car. Rayam antagonises him making up lies about Wooda not pulling over immediately, and having a gun hidden somewhere. He seems to get angry before Allers tells him to relax. Allers sits down with Wooda on the curb asking him again about a gun but Wooda denies it. Allers then mentions g...
Nicole Steele is sat in commissioner Kevin Davis's office where they discuss Steele's convo with Hersl the previous episode. Steele explains how Hersl didn't have much to say about the complains just that he was doing his job and Davis say's it's probably true how a cop who's doing his job will inevitably get complains. He then says if Hersl get's one more sustained case like Laronde that he too will be gone. He ends with saying how he's not defending Hersl and how he agrees to the consent decree but Steele says no one in the police department is going to be or has been cooperative.
Davis mentions how Baltimore is an extremely violent region but Steele questions what the police even think their job is meant to be. Davis mentions his issues with his department and work how he knows there are deep-rooted problems, constant mayoral changes, attorneys who have lost support of rank and file staff, police unions that resist changes, a job that isn't even permanent meaning anyone who he tries to discipline scoffs it off thinking they will have a new commisioner soon anyways. Davis still wants to change the department around.
Gondo is seen searching in Wooda's resisdence with his family huddled together. Rayam mentions how he's found a loaded pistol, Wooda tells his girlfriend to not say anything and that everything will be okay.
Gondo joins Rayam and Allers in overturning a bedroom looking for a gun, one of which has had the serial numbers scratched off. Gondo and Rayam leave the bedroom to go downstairs all excited and Allers is seen pocketing cash out of some shoeboxes belong to Wooda. Hersl comes in saying how he's not found anything and Allers says the same, but then continues pocketing cash.
Proctor asks if Allers shared the stolen money around but Allers says he was greedy and kept all the cash and Proctor explains maybe that's why he's being charged and perhaps his co-defendants in GTTF are talking.
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Summary. Despite growing complaints, Hersl is placed on the GTTF; later, the unit’s supervisor, Sgt. Thomas Allers, is interrogated about stolen cash. Jensen monitors Gondo’s calls, Steele speaks with BPD’s new police commissioner Kevin Davis, who admits to his precarious position.
Part Three. TV-MA | 1 HR 0 MIN. WATCH NOW. Despite numerous complaints, Hersl is placed on the GTTF. Jensen monitors Gondo's calls. Jenkins brings Suiter along on a raid. 1. Part One. Momodu Gondo finds himself in an interrogation. A detective in a nearby county traces a string of overdoses to Baltimore. 2. Part Two.
