Writer:	Richard Catalani, Carol Mendelsohn
Director:	Kenneth Fink
Star:	Gary Dourdan (Warrick Brown),  George Eads (Nick Stokes),  Jorja Fox (Sara Sidle (episode 2+)),  Marg Helgenberger (Catherine Willows),  Paul Guilfoyle (Captain Jim Brass),  Robert David Hall (Dr. Al Robbins (episode 47+, recurring previously)),  William Petersen (Gil Grissom),  Eric Szmanda (Greg Sanders (episode 47+, recurring previously))
Recurring Role:	Jose Zuniga (Detective Cavaliere),  Louise Lombard (Sofia Curtis),  Wallace Langham (David Hodges),  Alex Carter (Detective Vartann),  Liz Vassey (Wendy Simms),  Gerald McCullouch (Bobby Dawson),  Marc Vann (Conrad Ecklie),  Conor O'Farrell (Undersheriff McKeen)
Guest Star:	Jose Pillado (Carlos),  Charley Rossman (Officer Beltran),  Brennan Elliott (Sergeant Carroll),  Yeniffer Behrens (Bianca Guerro),  Bill Jacobson (Uniform),  Steve Ryan (Sergeant Adams),  Colby French (Officer Davis),  Daniel Bess (Officer Bell),  Daniel Arrias (Leandro "Leggy" Chavez),  Seth Michaels (Stuckey's Brother),  Scott DeFoe (SWAT Commander),  Marco Morales (Salvador "Stuckey" Romero),  Edwin Villa (Jose "Lucky" Fausto),  Sophia Santi (Stuckey's Mother),  A Martinez (Danilo),  Greg Anthony (Ricardo "Roofie" Estevez),  Nestor Serrano (Detective Ortega),  Marco Rodriguez (Carlos' Lawyer),  Bre Blair (Tracy)

First time Hodges went out into the field. (edit) 17.8 Rating; 27 Share (edit)

Wendy: I got your results from the blood on the bullet. It definitely belongs to Officer Bell. This is my first deceased police officer. I heard that his wife is pregnant.
Grissom: Wendy, you understand that this is confidential.
Wendy: Yes, sir.
Grissom: And you can't discuss it, even with your co-workers.
Wendy: I understand what this means. (edit) Hodges: I got blood.
Sara: Where's it from?
Hodges: Expended bullet, Torres house, candle in the living room.
Sara: That's our through and through.
Bobby: Looks like a copper-jacketed nine-millimeter, consistent with cop ammo.
Sara: Brass, Sofia, Adams, Davis and Carroll were all shooting nines. Compare it with their firearms ASAP. I'm gonna go tell Grissom. (edit) (Talking about the shell casings/bullets Greg recovered during the pursuit)
Grissom: Only AK ammo? No police cartridges or bullets?
Greg: Not one out of 233 items. But cops don't get to shoot car-to-car, only bad guys do, right?
Hodges (walks in): Oh, hey, Greg, been on vacation? Look, I know the UnderSheriff's on your back so I figured I get to you quick.
Grissom: Okay, you got to me.
Hodges: Found red clay chips and dust in the gouges on Ricardo Estevez's .45. (hands him the results) He was the guy that was in the east alley with Brass.
Grissom: Red clay chips?
Hodges: Trace is consistant with roofing tiles, and clay pots.
Greg: Who keeps a gun in a clay pot?
Hodges: That would be no one. (Greg rolls his eyes face) In a crisis you can always count on me. (leaves)
Greg: Doesn't he bug you?
Grissom: No more so than anyone else around here. (edit) Mrs. Bell (to Brass): I know it wasn't your fault. (edit) (At a community meeting, in a church)
Grissom: Hello. My name is Doctor Gil Grissom. I'm the night shift supervisor of the Las Vegas Police Department's crime lab. I'm not a police officer, I'm a scientist.
Shooter's Brother: You work for the cops, that makes you a cop. You're not on our side.
Grissom: Actually I'm a forensics expert. My job is to collect physical evidence from a crime scene to determine who did what to whom and how did they did it. I've been asked to come here today by the Mayor and Sheriff Berdic to present our analysis of the evidence in this case to your community.
Shooter's Mom: Why here? Why should we believe your evidence?
Grissom: Physical evidence cannot be wrong, it doesn't lie. It's not influenced by emotion or prejudice, it's not confused by the excitement of the moment. I'm here (looks up) in God's house to explain to you the truth about exactly what happened the other day. (edit)

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Sara: I can recommend a departmental psychologist.

This could refer to Sara's PEAP counseling after she got pulled over for drunk driving. (edit) This episode's title comes from the 1992 movie: "A River Runs Through It" starring Brad Pitt & Tom Skerritt and directed by Robert Redford. (edit)