Chicago P.D.

- I'm leaving. - Leaving? Where you going?

I'm going to Miami.

You've never thought about anything else?

I like Tasha.

You finally texting her?

No.

I'm pregnant.

Well, what you thinking?

No, no, I mean, I get the offer,

I really do, but...

I mean, and if this is about space,

we just go with one of the bigger units.

I ain't renovated nothing up there yet,

but, I mean, that's the easiest part.

I found a doctor in Miami.

Highly recommended and works with my medical.

- You did? - Mm-hmm.

OK.

So what, you want to have the baby in Miami?

I mean, I...

I just bought a place, got a job.

I know, but...

I mean, my family's here.

Help is here. I'm here.

And I'm used to doing things by myself.

I'll be fine. We'll figure it out.

But you know you not by yourself.

I know, Kevin,

but we barely know each other.

- We've known each other since the Academy.

- And then we didn't see each other for a decade,

and then it was one night.

And I didn't hear from you, which is fine.

- Look, I don't want to argue. - Mm-mm.

We're not arguing.

Well, I'm here now.

I ain't going nowhere.

I know, Kevin,

and I appreciate that.

But I just...

I think Miami makes the most sense.

- You sure Miami actually makes the most sense,

or is that just the easiest thing to do?

Does any of this feel easy?

Look, can we just get the check,

talk about it later?

Mm-hmm.

Excuse me.

- Where is it? - I don't know.

We should go. I can't be here drunk, man.

- She's gonna be fine. - We can't just go.

- Hold up. - Hey, what y'all got going on?

Uh, nothing.

Someone's hurt, and an ambulance is supposed to come.

- Wait, somebody's hurt? - Yo.

- Dude, where's the ambulance? - Hold on.

We're police. Stay here.

We're police. Who's hurt?

- My... my girlfriend, she got attacked.

- I called 911, but they're not... - Where is she?

- She's over here. - OK.

- Come on, let's go. - OK.

I'll hold it here till the squads arrive.

- All right, all right. - Hold it down.

What happened?

I don't know.

- What do you mean, attacked? - I found her upstairs.

She was blindfolded and tied up.

- Is the person who attacked her still here?

I don't know.

- What the hell happened? - I-I don't know.

I found her like this. There were two men up here.

OK, she got a pulse, she got a pulse.

What'd the men look like?

- I... - I didn't see their faces.

They wore masks.

I came up here, and they attacked me from behind,

slammed me against the wall, and then they were gone, fast.

Is she alive?

Yeah, she's alive, she's alive.

911, what's your emergency?

- Yeah, 911, this is Officer Kevin Atwater,

badge number 52784.

I'm off-duty on scene at... what's this address?

- Uh... - What's the address?

- 1523 Banks. - It's Emily's house.

1523 Banks, on the second floor.

I'm gonna need an ambo and some units.

You should already have a call to this location.

Hey, come on, we gotta get out of here.

Take my phone.

Take my phone. Talk to the operator.

Tell them what's going on and what we're doing.

We gotta go.

No, no, my... my girlfriend,

- she... she got attacked. - It's OK. It's OK.

We gotta go.

- Kevin! - Yeah, I got no descriptor

of the offenders,

just male. They might be in the crowd.

- OK. - I didn't let anyone leave.

- OK. - Police!

- Hey, police. - We're both police.

I'm Intelligence. She's Miami PD.

You gotta clear it upstairs.

Do not let anybody leave.

It looks like a robbery gone wrong.

We got a female assault victim, trauma to the head,

no signs of sexual assault. Her name is Emily, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

OK, let's get her out of here.

- Mom. - Hey.

- Mom. - Hey, hon.

Uh, we're gonna get you some help, OK?

- I want my mom. - OK, we're gonna get her.

Do you know who did this to you?

- I want my mom. - We got her. Stay back.

- OK. I'm gonna go with her. - OK.

- OK, I'll call you. Go. - All right.

Mom.

- Did Emily's parents know what was going on here tonight?

No, it's spring break.

Emily's parents are out of town,

so she threw a party.

- Were you with Emily when she got attacked?

No.

No, but I, uh...

I realized I hadn't seen her in a while, so I went looking.

I walked by the bedroom.

It was really dark, but I heard her screaming,

and I ran in, and these two guys jumped me.

And you're sure it was two of them?

Uh-huh.

- And you don't remember what they looked like?

- I... I told you. - I don't know.

It was... they were dressed all in black and wearing masks.

- Did they say anything to you? - Did they threaten you?

No.

No, they took off right away, like I said.

OK.

And you don't think anybody else got a good look?

I don't know.

I don't...

OK.

All right, Ellis,

we're gonna help you write down

everything you remember, OK?

You're doing good.

Ellis, please come with me.

Security cams were turned off,

so we got no video.

It's hard to say if that's because of the kids

or whoever these men are.

Is it a robbery gone wrong?

Yeah, that's what it feels like.

Crew walks through the front door.

They pretend they want to party.

Come up here looking to score.

Emily walks in on them.

They attack her.

- It's excessive. - Yeah.

Yeah, Robbery/Homicide contacted me.

Apparently this ain't the first hit.

They got two previous burglaries

at house parties on the Gold Coast this month,

but this is the first time it got violent.

Got a sneaker print?

Yeah.

Yeah, I got techs working that.

Tasha Fox said Emily never regained consciousness.

We lost her in the ambo.

All right, we'll take it.

Get the team here.

Talk to every kid downstairs.

I don't have to tell you anything.

I know my rights. I want my phone call.

- You're not booked. - You don't need a phone call.

- My mom will sue you. - OK.

We can arrest you 'cause you're drunk

and you're under 21, so...

It's also a felony to have a fake ID.

Look, I don't know anything.

- How'd you know Emily? - Who's Emily?

- Emily Johnson. - This is her house.

- Never met her. - I'm from Winnetka.

- OK. How'd you find out about the party?

Insta.

- Did you notice anyone suspicious coming or going?

No, man.

It was a good party till you guys showed up.

Well, I'm sorry to wreck your fun.

- Crime scene is closed. - No one in or out.

Take it up with your supervisor.

- Do you live here? - My kid is in there.

Move, please.

Sir. Sir.

Excuse me, this is a closed crime scene.

Alan Powell, attorney.

I'm obligated to remind you

that if any of these individuals is under 18,