“We Own This City Season 1 Episode 4.” The third episode of ‘We Own This City’ continues to discuss the issue of corruption within the Baltimore Police Department’s Gun Trace Task Force. Although the episode, titled ‘Third Party,’ shows the high level of corruption in the department by FBI agent Erika Jensen, it also highlights the efforts of other police officers in trying to carry out their duties and keep the city safe. Thus, the episode provides a narrative comparison and compels viewers to explore the actions of GTTF officials. Now, know about We Own This City Season 1 Episode 4.
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We Own This City Season 1 Episode 4: Release Date
We Own This City Season 1 Episode 4 will be released on May 16, 2022, on HBO Network. New episodes arrive weekly on Monday with an average watching time of 58 minutes.
We Own This City Season 1 Episode 4: Spoilers
We Own This City Season 1 Episode 4, Suiter’s role in resolving murder cases shows his commitment to his job as a police officer. In addition, Suiter and Dixon represent good police officers in the BPD who want to do their job.
Suiter’s condition is compared to that of other police officers, such as Jenkins and Allers, who believe that their work makes a difference on the streets of Baltimore. But then, really, they just fill up their pockets as the BPD’s reputation suffers.
We own this city Season 1 Episode 3: Recap
We Own This City Season 1 Episode 3,’ opens with Sergeant Thomas Allers talking to his lawyer at the FBI Detention Center after his arrest along with other GTTF officers. Allers’ lawyer informs him that some police officers are ready to testify against their officers in court. Therefore, Allers could face severe punishment for his crimes. Going back to 2016, we see Daniel Hersl’s management informing him of the complaints against him. As a result, he is transferred to another department. At Allers’ command, Hersel was assigned to the Gun Trace Task Force.
Later, Hersl joins Allers, Momodu “G Money” Gondo, and Jemell Rayam on his first stint as a GTTF member. During a raid, police arrested Devaughn Robinson, who was accused of collaborating with drug traffickers. Later, a GTTF raided Robinson’s home and found guns hidden in his belongings. During the raid, Allers pocketed Robinson’s $ 10,000 without the knowledge of his team. Meanwhile, Kevin Davis discusses a plea deal with Nicole Steele. However, he expressed concern about the mayoral change affecting the agreement.
Elsewhere, Agent Jensen continues to contact BPD police officers while Wayne Jenkins begins to enjoy working as a uniformed officer. Sean Suiter is investigating a murder case and talks to officer Jaquan Dixon who volunteered to help Suiter. Steele meets activist Tariq Touré and gets his opinion on the Baltimore police situation.
Jenkins enjoys the extra money he earns by abusing his power as a uniformed officer. His supervisors taught Jenkins how to edit reports to justify his use of excessive force on the road. With Dixon’s help, Suiter solves the murder case, but a series of flashbacks reveals his relationship with Jenkins and other corrupt BPD cops.
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