An interview is conducted with Maurice Ward and the investigation covers multiple incidents involving the GTTF.
The scope of the illegal operations involving the GTTF is depicted with the recreation of numerous awful incidents. The worst is a road traffic accident involving Mr Umar Burley, not just for the tragic outcome but also the coverup.
A big part of the story is the aftermath of Freddie Gray's death, particularly the involvement of Sgt. Jenkins. These scenes recreate several tense moments of an incendiary public situation, plus the reaction of certain individuals to the announcement of charges against the officers. Everything feels plausible, but as for how accurate it is (along with everything else depicted in fact based drama) only those who were there actually know.
Visually it it one of the most powerful episodes so far and a credit to the production team for staging so many horrendous incidents realistically.
I have no idea what Jenkins is/was like in real life, but Jon Bernthal is clearly putting his heart and soul into the performance.
The scope of the illegal operations involving the GTTF is depicted with the recreation of numerous awful incidents. The worst is a road traffic accident involving Mr Umar Burley, not just for the tragic outcome but also the coverup.
A big part of the story is the aftermath of Freddie Gray's death, particularly the involvement of Sgt. Jenkins. These scenes recreate several tense moments of an incendiary public situation, plus the reaction of certain individuals to the announcement of charges against the officers. Everything feels plausible, but as for how accurate it is (along with everything else depicted in fact based drama) only those who were there actually know.
Visually it it one of the most powerful episodes so far and a credit to the production team for staging so many horrendous incidents realistically.
I have no idea what Jenkins is/was like in real life, but Jon Bernthal is clearly putting his heart and soul into the performance.