They meet a naked old lady, and a mother with a baby and a dog. He tries to play it, but accidentally starts playing his idea for a novel. The exasperated manager tells them that there was no such location, and records his voice so he doesn't have to say it again. Jake and Charles are questioning what appears to be a manager at a hotel about places where weapons could be hidden. Gina says that she wanted to get certified as there was a lot of crime in her neighbourhood, and indirectly insults the detectives at the Nine-Nine. Holt explains that he had allowed Gina to accompany them. Holt insists, saying that he only wants pointers from the best. Scene cuts back to two previous incidents of Terry freaking out and emptying his gun at a mannequin and a piñata. Terry is reluctant, saying that he hadn't shot any bullets since the incident. After a lot of persuasion from the two, Jake decides to let Charles help him, as he is least likely to steal Jake's thunder.Īt Holt's office, the captain explains that he needs to work on his tactical skills, so he wanted Terry to accompany him. Holt dismisses the meeting, and tells Sergeant Terry Jeffords to meet him at his office.Īmy and Rosa head over to Jake's desk and ask him what help he needs, but Jake insists again that he needs nothing. Holt asks him if he needs any additional resources or personnel, and Jake refuses. He explains that to be able to arrest her, they need to find the murder weapon. He introduces the victim, Fred Gorman, and his wife (and the primary suspect) Ann Hoert. Captain Raymond Holt tells Jake to brief everyone on the case, which he does reluctantly.
(Credits roll)Īt the briefing, Jake says that they are at the "one-yard line" on the Lincoln Street Murder. Charles tries to cover up, but to no avail. The others are confused, but Rosa realises that Charles is talking about the oldest person he has had sex with, not his oldest arrest.
Charles Boyle enters, saying that his oldest was 68, and he was 20 at the time. Norm Scully asks if 50-year old twins count as a 100-year old, but the others say no. Amy Santiago and Rosa Diaz talk about their oldest arrests: 96 and 78 years old respectively. The episode begins with Jake Peralta telling the others about the 81-year old drug dealer he brought in: the oldest collar of his career. Plot For the episode transcript, go here. Meanwhile, Holt and Gina Linetti help Jeffords regain his rights to carry a gun. Detective Pembroke from the Major Crimes Unit -known as "The Vulture" - takes over a murder case that Jake is close to and steals his thunder, so Jake enlists the precinct to get revenge and find the murder weapon before "The Vulture" does.
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