Ep 1. Sanctuary City: Part 1
- TV-NR
- October 31, 2017
- 42 min
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8.1 (235)
In Major Crimes season 6 episode 1 'Sanctuary City: Part 1', the team faces one of their toughest cases yet as they investigate a series of murders in the city's homeless community. The episode begins with the discovery of a homeless man's body in a park, and the subsequent realization that two other individuals from the same community have also been killed. The team is motivated to solve the case quickly, as they fear that the killer may strike again.
As the detectives begin to dig deeper into the case, they discover that the murders are connected to a larger issue in the city: the ongoing debate over sanctuary cities. The team learns that the three victims were all undocumented immigrants who had been seeking shelter in a local church, which had declared itself a sanctuary. The church had been providing refuge for the homeless population, and had become a symbol of resistance against the city's strict immigration policies.
As the detectives interview the church's leaders and staff, they begin to uncover a web of secrets and lies. It quickly becomes clear that the church's sanctuary status has angered some powerful individuals in the city, who view the policy as a threat to their authority. Through their investigation, the team realizes that the three murders were just the beginning of a much larger plot to silence the church and its supporters.
The episode unfolds in typical Major Crimes fashion, with intense drama, sharp wit, and plenty of suspenseful moments. The writing is strong, and the characters are as engaging as ever. Fans of the show will appreciate the return of their favorite detectives, including Captain Sharon Raydor, Lieutenant Provenza, and Sergeant Louie Provenza.
Overall, Major Crimes season 6 episode 1 'Sanctuary City: Part 1' is a gripping start to what promises to be an exciting season. The episode tackles some complex issues of politics and immigration, while also delivering plenty of thrills and twists. If you're a fan of crime dramas, Major Crimes is definitely worth checking out.
