The Extra Mile

In a bid to convict a murderer from the Warrior Kings, Erin tries to get Willis, a scared witness, to testify. Worried over his safety, he instead opts to flee from testifying, forcing Erin to send out a material witness order for his appearance. Once he is caught she proceeds with the case, but as Willis' fear intensifies and he is placed in a cell next to the very murder he was testifying against, Anthony finds he has no choice but to resign over how Willis is being treated. However, Erin reveals the whole affair was a way for her to get video proof of the suspect threatening Willis, and with the murderer sentenced and Willis having not testified, he is able to return to his old life. She also promises to never keep Anthony in the dark again if he stays, and he agrees. Frank is pressured by Sid and Garret to go the policeman's dinner party, but he refuses. They continue to pester him, and even try using Gormley's own wife as an excuse. Ultimately, he manages to get them to back off by threatening to cancel the even, and only changes his mind when Sid appeals to the consequences of the decision. Danny happens upon a wine store robbery, with the clerk dead and a bystander named Peter Kaplan shot in the knee. Recovering in the hospital, Kaplan points towards a generic black convict, who he and his partner narrow down to nearby ex-con Morgan Rutherford. Since Rutherford points out the prejudice in their assumption and has an alibi, Danny looks back at Kaplan. After he is unable to seize his bag and drug dog fails to locate the suspected gun, Baez discovers the truth in his finances. It turns out that Kaplan's wife is an addictive gambler who lost a lot of money in Atlantic City, and to compensate the couple decided to rob the wine store for cash (with him being shot in the knee due to his anatomy expertise). Using this, they arrest his wife and then Kaplan as he is having breakfast.