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Cassandra Bryant, 38, is found naked and barely clinging to life; she dies in the ambulance before identifying her attacker, leaving Quinn and Velazquez to find her killer.

When U.S. Air Force veteran John Ray is found beaten and stabbed to death in his apartment, the crime scene looks like a random robbery.

When the skull of 11-year-old Alan Watson is found in a field, Quinn and Velazquez take the case of a murder that took place almost a decade before.

When a detective in New York calls Atlanta Police about a case, Quinn and Vince take the call; in doing so, the detectives reopen a cold case about a woman found dead in her apartment; to catch this killer, they'll need to take a trip to New York.

Quinn and Vince are on the case when a man is found murdered in his truck in northwest Atlanta; when one eyewitness contradicts another, the detectives will have to sift through fact and fiction to bring this killer to justice.

When a man is found dead after a violent carjacking, a surviving witness describes two suspects; fingerprints and mistaken identity lead the case in different directions; Quinn and Vince try a new tactic to identify the killer.

Quinn and Vince are called to assist after a well-known Atlanta civil servant is gunned down outside his home; stakes are high as detectives piece together a timeline and chase down a mystery caller.

When Detectives Quinn and Vince investigate the shooting of Antwan Curry, they find a trail of blood leading away from the murder scene; they set out to find the injured person, not knowing if they're looking for another victim or the killer.

Vince and Quinn are assigned to a year-old cold case murder of a man found shot to death in his car; after reviewing the case file again, a piece of original crime scene evidence surfaces, giving detectives a crucial clue to solve this murder.

A botched robbery leaves one man dead and his girlfriend traumatized; Quinn and Vince learn that this is a string of increasingly violent crimes across Atlanta and must bring down a gang of emboldened criminals to save more people from similar fates.

A mother's plea leads Quinn and Vince to begin investigating a homicide while the victim is still alive, and they must navigate a long trail of lies and misdirects before finally learning the truth.

When a carjacking victim succumbs to his injuries a month later, Quinn and Vince must pick up the pieces of a botched robbery investigation; the search for a stolen SUV and a police pursuit lead the detectives to the unlikeliest of suspects.

Officers rush to an apartment complex for a robbery in progress, and they arrive on the scene to find a man who has jumped to his death; Vince and Quinn must determine who is responsible for this terrible outcome and why.

Neighborhood character Willie Bell is found naked and dead early in the morning; with nothing else to go on, Quinn and Velazquez discover that Willie was seen with two different women the night before he was found.

After a homeless man is shot and killed, Quinn and Velazquez assume it's a simple case; after reports come back matching the murder scene to other ongoing murder cases, the detectives realize they're on the trail of a serial killer.

When elderly Edward, who always pays his rent on time, fails to do so, the apartment manager calls in a welfare check. As it turns out, Edward has been tortured and murdered in his apartment.

Carlton Benn is a great person who works for a disaster relief company, then his roommate calls police to report that Carlton is dead, and Vince and Quinn spring into action.

U.S. Navy veteran Eric Clark is a loving son, brother and husband who starts a bartending business to make some extra money; one night, Eric drives to Atlanta to pick up alcohol for an event, but this road trip will turn out to be his last.

Hardworking Valerie Payton resorts to prostitution to give her son a better life, then Valerie attracts a man does the unthinkable.

In a first for the detectives, Quinn and Vince must prove a young male who is found dead was actually killed in Atlanta; a bloodied eyewitness, an active kidnapping and a mystery suspect lead them to uncover a tale of deadly, good fun.

A man is shot in broad daylight, and while eyewitnesses know the killer, they don't know his real name; Quinn and Vince will need to get an eyewitness to identify the killer before they can bring him in, but they still may not have the right guy.

Darius Bottoms, 18, leaves his friend's apartment after a fun-filled night of video games; Darius notices two figures standing near his car as he starts to drive away, then he is ambushed and shot dead.

Returning home in the early morning hours, Jerrick Jackson and his fiancé meet several assailants in their driveway, and shots are fired killing Jerrick.

Vince and Quinn are assigned to a cold case of a man found shot to death in his car. They try to figure out who wanted the man dead.

A casual summer morning turns deadly as a man is killed in a drive-by shooting; to solve this case, Quinn and Vince must build trust with the community and key witnesses to discover the leads they need to find the killer's true motive and identity.

On April 27, 2001, newly minted homicide detectives Quinn and Vince are called to a crime scene in Sylvan Hills; Dexter Freeman is the sole victim of a shooting at a trap house.