NCIS season 18 episode 10 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Agent Gibbs and his team investigate a Navy convoy accident in Falls Church, uncovering a missile on the road and a severely injured dog. The team discovers evidence of a dogfighting ring led by Luke Stana. Gibbs confronts and assaults Luke, leading to his arrest. The team lies to protect Gibbs but continues to gather evidence against Luke. Gibbs, unwilling to express regret for his actions, is suspended indefinitely from NCIS, while Luke is arrested for animal cruelty and dogfighting.
Full Episode S18E10 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What caused the Navy convoy accident in Falls Church?
The convoy swerved to avoid a dog, leading to a missile falling onto the road.
How many dogs were found shot and abused?
Three dogs were found with similar gunshot wounds and signs of abuse.
Who is the main suspect in the dog shooting case?
Luke Stana, a man involved in dogfighting.
What evidence is found against Luke Stana?
Steroids used in dogfighting, a connection to the crime scene, and financial evidence suggesting involvement in illegal activities.
What happens to Gibbs after he assaults Luke Stana?
Gibbs is arrested for aggravated assault.
How does Gibbs' team react to his arrest?
They lie to protect him, stating that Luke tripped and fell.
Does the team find enough evidence to arrest Luke Stana?
Yes, they gather sufficient evidence to arrest him for animal cruelty and running a dogfighting ring.
What deal does Gibbs make with the Inspector General?
Gibbs agrees to tell the truth in exchange for his team's protection from legal consequences.
What is Gibbs' fate at the end of the episode?
Gibbs is suspended indefinitely from NCIS.
What moral dilemma does the episode highlight?
The episode explores the conflict between following legal protocol and taking a moral stand against animal cruelty.
Is Luke Stana found guilty?
Luke is arrested and faces multiple charges, implying likely guilt.
What happens to the injured dogs?
The surviving dog, Lucy, is taken in by Director Vance, and efforts are made to find homes for the other dogs.
Why is Gibbs particularly invested in this case?
Gibbs is personally affected by the cruelty towards the dogs and takes a strong moral stand against it.
How does the team prove Luke Stana's involvement in dogfighting?
They use forensic evidence, including steroids and financial transactions, to link him to dogfighting activities.
What is the outcome for the other NCIS agents involved?
The agents avoid legal consequences but face moral and ethical challenges due to their actions and lies.
