Law & Order: Organized Crime season 4 episode 12 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In a tumultuous episode, the Organized Crime Control Bureau navigates a complex web of underworld operations led by Emery, who deals with global militant groups and has extensive illicit connections. Amidst this, personal dramas unfold with family tensions and struggles with addiction, highlighting the personal costs of crime. The episode culminates in strategic confrontations and a malware threat during a critical operation, setting the stage for further complications in the bureau's ongoing battle against crime.
Full Episode S04E12 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
Who tipped off the ATF about Angus?
It was mentioned in the conversation that ATF got tipped off and handled Angus.
What is Emery's role in the operations?
Emery caters to militant fringe groups worldwide and is involved in large-scale illegal imports, possibly weapons.
What evidence links the soldier to drug use?
The soldier was confronted about his drug use, which was tied to his deployment in Afghanistan where he had access to the drug sources.
Who owns the private jet that Emery uses?
The jet is registered to an American LLC, which is owned by a Chinese conglomerate.
What global connections does Emery have?
Emery has connections with Afghan warlords, Soviet industrialists, Greek shipping magnates, and stateside gangs like the One-Eyed Skulls.
What are the details of the shipment coming from Belarus?
It's believed to be an old Soviet stockpile of weapons that went missing six months ago.
What are the consequences of the malware attack during the operation?
The malware granted external access to the system, potentially endangering the entire operation and data security.
How does the episode conclude in terms of personal relationships?
The episode concludes with personal resolutions among characters, dealing with addiction, trust issues, and preparations for future challenges.