'Chicago Fire' Season 4 Episode 19 Spoilers: Casey Strikes A Deal With The Criminals
NBC's hit TV series "Chicago Fire" Season 4 returns this week after a short break with an all-new episode that will put focus on Alderman Matthew Casey taking charge to ensure the safety of an innocent individual who got caught in a gang war.
According to the synopsis provided over at The Futon Critic for the episode titled "I Will Be Walking," the fire department will get wind of the report about a high school student who got involved in a gang retribution incident. The situation will prompt Casey to take action and use his political influence to put a stop on the ongoing conflict within the neighborhood. His concerns for the lives of the innocent people will in fact push him to do some drastic measures.
A promo video for the episode shows the family of the injured student begging Casey to look into the matter before the whole place becomes a war zone for notorious gangs. The old woman told the official that she's afraid the next time her grandson steps out of the house, he may be killed.
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The preview then shows Casey talking to a gang leader, asking him to do something for him and in return he will owe him a favor. Will his decision to strike a deal with the criminals going to put his political career and position in the department in jeopardy?
In another development, the TFC summary also indicated that Severide will lend detective Holloway a hand by taking over the care for her 9-year-old son at the fire headquarters. It appears that the officer is in a hot trail that he needs someone she can trust to watch over her spawn.
Meanwhile, Brett and Jimmy will find themselves in an awkward situation when the team gets called for help by a woman who turns out to have a huge crush on the latter.
Other moments that are to be expected includes a contest between Herrmann and Stella in a game that will determine who is the best when it comes to tending the bar.
"Chicago Fire" Season 4 airs Tuesdays at 10 on NBC.
