Ep 17. To Kill or Be Killed

To Kill or Be Killed is the 17th episode of the third season of Hawaii 5-0.

The episode begins with two friends, Billy and Nate, who are involved in an illegal operation of robbing tourists. Billy gets cold feet and wants out of the operation, but Nate threatens to hurt him if he doesn't participate in the next heist. The next heist goes terribly wrong, and Billy ends up killing a tourist. He goes to his boss, Kenji Tanaka, for help, but instead of helping him, Tanaka orders his men to kill Billy.

The Hawaii Five-0 team is called to the scene of the crime, and Steve and Danny are investigating the case. They soon discover that the dead tourist was carrying a considerable amount of cash in his backpack, which suggests that he might have been the target of a robbery. Kono and Chin Ho, on the other hand, are investigating the case of a woman who had been raped on the same beach where the robbery and murder took place.

As the team continues their investigation, they find a troubling link between the two cases. The woman who had been raped was carrying the same kind of backpack as the murdered tourist, and her attacker had also stolen her backpack after assaulting her. It seems that Billy and Nate were not the only ones involved in the robbery and murder operation, but they were working under someone else's orders.

The team soon discovers that the person behind the operation is Tanaka, and that he has been using the robbery and murder operation to fund his human trafficking business. Tanaka is a dangerous man, and the team knows that they need to tread carefully in order to take him down.

As they gather evidence against Tanaka, Billy becomes an important witness in the case. He agrees to testify against Tanaka in exchange for protection for himself and his family. However, Tanaka's men track him down, and he is forced to go into hiding. The team must race against time to find and protect Billy before Tanaka's men get to him.

As the case comes to a head, the team faces one of their toughest challenges yet. Tanaka's men are heavily armed and fiercely loyal to their boss, and they are willing to do whatever it takes to protect him. The team must use all their skills and resources to take down Tanaka and his men without getting themselves killed.

To Kill or Be Killed is a thrilling episode that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats from start to finish. The episode deals with some dark and serious issues, such as human trafficking and violent crime, but the team's determination to serve justice and protect the people of Hawaii shines through. Fans of the show are sure to enjoy this action-packed episode.