The District - Einsatz in Washington Season 1 Episode 22 - Watch Legally and Safely
The District - Einsatz in Washington: Two ex-cops who worked as bank securities are shot to death and Mannion suspects that the Russian mob is behind it. The FBI wants the case, but Mannion won't let go and decides to solve it by himself. He contacts Monya, a Russian gangster from NY with whom he has a history and Monya gives him a name to go after. The FBI wants to take over the investigation and Mannion refuses to help them given the issues he has with the bureau back from when they let his old partner die. After a few insults that cross the line of internal rivalship, compromising evidence from Jack's personal account appear to incriminate him, possibly planted by the federals. Meanwhile, Temple's marriage is approaching and he couldn't be happier. But his plans are suddenly interrupted when he pays his fiancée a visit at the hospital. Two men had just arrived from a neighbor fight over a fence, and one of the victim's brother goes insane and tries to shoot the other man. But McGregor throws himself to protect the man and Giselle, Temple's fiancée, ends up being shot. She dies and Temple is severely shocked by it. Jack forbids him to work and McGregor is assigned to catch the guy, which he does. Ella decides to go to the hospital after the psychic warned her about cancer and finds out that the breast cancer she once beat five years ago is back. TO BE CONTINUED...
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