Coming Soon -- "Part II: Eye for an Eye"

METRO: "Metro Athens 911, what is your location?"
CALL0411152241: "Po-lice's been shot. In Pauldoe. He shot bad."
CALL0411152241 DISCONNECTED 2241
METRO: "Sir, you need to tell me exactly where the officer's been shot! Sir? Sir?!"

METRO: "Any units in the area and all units available to respond... Report of shots fired, officer down, 181 Pauldoe Circle..."

METRO: "All units, now receiving multiple calls about shots fired, officer down..."

- Excerpt from Metropolitan Athens Police Department radio transmissions


Master Patrol Officer Dan Harvey later would not be able to remember anything about the frantic drive to Pauldoe. Although the dispatcher had sounded in a state of calm disbelief as she had given out the call, the very words themselves caused all who heard them to flinch violently. Throughout Athens, points of blue light appeared and began to converge on Pauldoe.

Harvey's and twelve other Metro Police cars roared onto Pauldoe Street, a screaming and wailing swarm of black streaks and blue lights, their sirens shrieking in unison.

For the officers, as they saw the body of one of their own, crumpled in the street, the sirens meant only one thing...

Vengeance was coming.