Ep 10. Us and Them

Detective Harry Bosch has been working the case involving the death of a homeless man named Arthur Delacroix. He has been focused on finding the killer of this man as it hits close to home for him because he too was once homeless. Bosch is determined to bring justice for the victim and his family.

As the case progresses, Bosch finds himself having to work with the FBI to solve the case. This doesn't sit well with Bosch, who feels like they are stepping on his toes. He is used to working his cases alone, and doesn't like sharing the spotlight with anyone.

Bosch's partner, Jerry Edgar, is anxious to solve the case and move on. He has been supportive of Bosch throughout the whole investigation, but he's feeling like they are getting nowhere. Edgar wants to make sure they get the killer behind bars before anyone else gets hurt.

The tension between the FBI and the LAPD is palpable, and it just keeps growing. Bosch doesn't trust the FBI, and they are becoming more suspicious of him. As a result, Bosch takes a more aggressive approach to the investigation and begins to follow some of the leads that the FBI has dismissed.

Bosch's determination pays off, and he finally catches a break in the case. He discovers a connection between the victim and a powerful attorney named Howard Elias. Elias has been in the news recently for his involvement in a high-profile case involving police brutality. Bosch believes that Elias may have something to do with the victim's death.

Bosch confronts Elias about the connection, which only makes him more suspicious. Bosch becomes even more convinced that Elias is involved when he discovers that the attorney was having an affair with the victim's wife.

As the case heats up, Bosch is forced to confront some of his own demons. He is haunted by memories from his past that he has been trying to forget. His personal struggles make it even more difficult for him to focus on the case.

The tension between the LAPD and the FBI comes to a head in this episode. Bosch is caught in the middle, and he has to make some tough decisions about how to move forward. He's faced with a difficult choice, and he knows that whatever he decides could have serious repercussions.

The case comes to a shocking conclusion, and Bosch finally learns the truth about who killed Arthur Delacroix. The events of this episode shake Bosch to his core, and he's left with some soul-searching to do.

In the end, Bosch realizes that there will always be a division between law enforcement agencies, but he knows that they all have the same goal: to bring justice for the victims. He learns to trust his instincts, even when they go against conventional thinking, and he becomes an even better detective because of it.

Overall, "Us and Them" is a gripping and intense episode that keeps you on the edge of your seat. It's a great example of the type of storytelling that Bosch is known for, with complex characters and unexpected plot twists. If you're a fan of crime dramas, this episode is not to be missed.