S01E01 · SCENE 10/36 · 10:58
The Target · Judge's Office
McNulty Informs Judge Phelan

Kima and Herc discuss the evidence they seized.

10:58→11:51
in the episode · 0m 53s · S01E01

What happens

10:58–11:51

Kima instructs Herc to contact the Evidence Control Unit (ECU) to submit the seized heroin and two firearms from the traffic stop. They joke about their archaic typewriters and Herc and Carver's preference for street work.

WhereJudge's Office
DriverShakima "Kima" Greggs
Positionescalation · [object Object]
ThreadHomicide Investigation and Barksdale Organization

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11:02

-You got him, Carv? -l got him.

11:06

-Look at this shit. -Cross your legs.

11:30

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Beats

10:53McNulty informs judge

Scene in the episode

10:58–11:51
A · Homicide Investigation and Barksdale Organization
B · Narcotics Unit and Drug Trade
C · Legal System and Courtroom Drama

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