EPISODE

14. Flipped

Young rap artist Fulla T Smith is leaving a radio station after finishing an interview and debuting his latest hit song, when shots ring out in the lobby and he's killed. Detectives Logan and Wheeler question the one witness found on the scene, Harry Williams, who reveals he's an undercover cop whose task force specializes in crimes within the rap world. Williams warns Logan and Wheeler to watch themselves, but when he starts helping them out, witnesses turn up dead. The detectives begin to wonder which side he is on.

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Detectives Logan and Wheeler investigate the murder of hip-hop artist, Terrence "Fulla T" Smith ( Fab 5 Freddy ), shot to death while leaving a radio station. During the investigation, the detectives learn the victim was encouraging his fans to report crimes and not turn a blind eye. They later interview one witness identified at the scene, who reveals he is an undercover detective, Harry Williams ( Sticky Fingaz ) who specializes in crimes within the rap world. Logan and Wheeler decide to team up with Williams, but when one witness, Bobby Boyd ( Omar Evans ) talks to them he turns up dead and another, Carmen Rivera ( Aunjanue Ellis ), disappears. After they find Rivera, she reveals Gordon "G-Man" Thomas ( Bokeem Woodbine ) as Fulla T's killer because he accused Thomas of being a woman beater. Due to lack of evidence, the detectives are forced to offer a Manslaughter plea to Thomas, but while in custody, Williams murders Thomas to protect Rivera from retribution.

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