Ep 9. What I Lost
- TV-14
- August 15, 2013
- 43 min
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8.4 (129)
The episode "What I Lost" from season 4 of Rookie Blue follows the officers of 15 Division as they investigate a violent break and enter. While trying to track down the perpetrators, the officers are forced to confront some of their own personal struggles.
The episode begins with Andy and Nick arriving on the scene of a break and enter at a wealthy couple's home. The couple, with their infant child in tow, managed to escape the intruders, but not before the husband was attacked and injured. Andy and Nick quickly realize that this isn't an ordinary break-in, as the intruders seemed to have specifically targeted the couple.
Meanwhile, Dov and his new partner, Chloe, are called to a nearby construction site where a man has been electrocuted. As they investigate, they discover that the man was part of a group of squatters who had been living on the site. The man's death begins to weigh heavily on Dov, stirring up unresolved emotions around his past mistakes and his role as a police officer.
Back at 15 Division, Traci struggles with her own sense of responsibility when the husband from the break-in dies from his injuries. She begins to question whether there was anything more she could have done to protect the family, and whether her job makes a meaningful difference in the world.
As the investigation into the break-in continues, Andy and Nick discover that the attackers were hired by a wealthy businessman, and that the couple was specifically targeted due to their work in politics. The officers race against time to protect the couple and their child and bring the perpetrators to justice.
Meanwhile, Dov and Chloe continue to investigate the death of the squatter, and Dov's emotions continue to unravel as he confronts the harsh realities of life on the streets.
In the end, the officers of 15 Division learn valuable lessons about responsibility, justice, and the price of doing what is right. "What I Lost" is a deeply emotional episode that showcases the struggles and triumphs of those who serve and protect their communities.
