Blast from the Past

To catch a robbery crew that shot a famed Brooklyn boxer, Danny and Baez are forced to work with Jimmy Mosley, a detective whom Maria was in a relationship with (but ended because he was seeing his wife simultaneously). With him now being divorced, the two start seeing each other over the course of the investigation, but Danny isn't so convinced things are peachy keen. The detectives realize that the robbers use a woman to distract their victims, and track her to their hideout. In the midst of taking down the robbers, however, Mosley is shot. Later, the two visit him int he hospital only to uncover he is in a relationship with another cop, and Danny comforts the once again heartbroken Baez. Meanwhile, Frank is conflicted about promoting Thomas Sculley, an officer who accidentally shot a Muslim teen out of fear after 9/11, to sergeant. He feels guilty enough and has tried repenting by teaching others not to do what he did. But the P.C. frets that promoting him to sergeant will garnet hate from the public, and ultimately is forced to outsource him to another city. Elsewhere, Jamie attempts to help two Portuguese girls recover a family heirloom, a prized ring, that was stolen during their trip. Attempting to track the ring through a low-level criminal and a jewelry dealer, they learn the ring was actually sold by one of the girls to score a quick buck, much to her friend's anger. He helps bring the guilty party to justice, and the young lady asks him to be her escort to said wedding.