Detroit 1-8-7

Fitch is confronted and threatened by his old enemy, Albert Stram, who is the reason Fitch left New York for Detroit. When the mass murder of a family is tied to Stram, Fitch delicately balances the task of protecting his own family while gearing up to take down the culprit. Also, Longford starts to question whether or not he should retire. less

After Stone's shooting, Fitch works on reconnecting with his young son, Longford pushes forward with his retirement, and Washington gives some much needed attention to his new family. Longford and Mahajan look into the complicated case of a graffiti artist's murder. less

Stone has to work with a former rival from his undercover days when an investigation into the death of a college girl spirals out into a larger crime circle that involves drug runners and politicians. Sanchez worries about Stone's junkie ex-girlfriend. less

When Longford and Mahajan are assigned the case of a woman bludgeoned to death, they're in for a few surprises. Upon further inspection, they discover that she was a he, a prominent drag queen in Detroit's drag circuit. Ardent admirers and jealous divas are among the likely suspects as the detectives explore the public and private sides of the victim's life. Elsewhere in Detroit, Fitch and Washington investigate an ex-con's confession that he killed two rival gang members in self-defense. Here too, things are not quite as they seem: There's a secret that the shooter isn't revealing, and it extends the case well beyond gang rivalry. Finally, a mysterious woman from Stone's past reappears just in time to complicate his budding relationship with Sanchez. less