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The manhunt for Eli David and Jackie Vance's murderer turns into a witch hunt against Gibbs and the team, leaving the future of the agency in jeopardy.

Hondo, his father and teen ward face the city's difficult history of racial tension; the team goes after El Diablo's drug syndicate and a group of Jihadists.

The CIA enlists SWAT to help investigate an international crime lord; Tan's mother is racially discriminated against; Hondo stumbles upon his ex-girlfriend.

Hondo reaches a crossroads when he is asked to speak at a parole hearing on behalf of a childhood friend; the team assists the FBI to catch a mob informant.

Malaysia invites Crystal and Dr. Princess to a sit down to work out their differences; Princess finally asserts herself after being encouraged by her husband.

A memorial service is threatened by a rogue extremist; Hondo and Darryl's father start to butt heads when Darryl's father gets released early from prison.

Hondo is asked to be the public face of an initiative to improve the police department's standing; Tan reflects on a trying period of his childhood.

The team joins Chris' personal mission to rescue a teen girl from a predatory religious leader; Tan encounters complications with his wedding plans.

Members of the Los Angeles Fire Department are targeted by a sniper; Tan learns of a betting pool on who will win a competition between Tan, Chris and Street.

The team pursues extremists who are targeting local businesses; Deacon and his wife disagree about what kind of school their daughter should attend.

The individual SWAT members are forced to confront the emotional aftermath of a tragic mission in their own ways.

SWAT and the LAPD pursue the prime suspect in the case of a missing woman; Chris and Street's personal conflict reaches a boiling point.

Mumford exposes a dangerous drug operation while investigating a cold case; Hondo learns that a Leroy is working on a business venture with Darryl.

The team has limited time to save international activists; Hondo worries about his father falling back on old habits after he foregoes family commitments.

A wealthy CEO hires a group of mercenaries before they attempt to flee the country; Hondo must face the reality of his and Darryl's relationship.

The team must face the same group that killed a team member; Hondo and Leroy argue about how to solve an issue with Darryl's burgeoning business.

The team chases bank robbers who liken themselves to Robin Hood; a group of officers share racist views that lead Hondo and Deacon into a disagreement.

Unarmed, Hondo and Deacon attempt to save innocent civilians from escaped prisoners; Street faces a critical choice while visiting his mother in the hospital.

A group of sex trafficking victims is threatened by an organization that targets disenfranchised women; Hondo gets into a disagreement with Leroy and Darryl.

Tensions run high across Los Angeles after a police station is bombed; Hondo is confronted by the aftermath of a daring decision; Tan makes important progress.

Hondo moves to a quiet town in Mexico after speaking out to the press, where is suddenly drawn into helping a local family fight on behalf of justice.

Hondo allies with a local police officer in Mexico to embark on a risky rescue mission; Hick contemplates the possibility of permanently dissolving the team.

The library in downtown Los Angeles is targeted by a group of robbers; the squad is taken aback when their new leader arrives, a former S.W.A.T. member herself.

Civilians slow the team's ability to catch armed robbers as they use an app that promotes vigilantism; Street rethinks his future after getting difficult news.

Gocha is brought to tears during an emotional dance class while the women engage in a Divorce Tour around Atlanta to remove their baggage.