Jahlil Muhammad

Cory reveals details that help Preston and Ashe zero in on the people whom they believe were involved in Joey Campbell's death, and Ashe attempts to gain control of her personal life.

Ashe and Preston embark on a dangerous manhunt for the only two credible witnesses in Joey Campbell's case. Pastor Janae urges Governor Eamons to do more for poor communities in Gate Station.

When the hearings for both cases are held, Janae and other petitioners gather outside the courtroom. After the sheriff's department loses one of its own, it becomes clear who is really to blame.

Cory confesses to what he witnessed the night of Joey Campbell's death. Ashe and Preston must decide if Cory's word will hold up against the sheriff's department, and Governor Eamons introduces her new education initiative.

When a controversial video of Deputy Beck is leaked, Ashe and Preston must find the source and expose whether or not it was a setup; it is revealed that Pastor Janae had a public run-in with Joey Campbell before his death.

When an African-American cop shoots and kills an unarmed white college student, a small town in North Carolina is turned upside-down.