An obsessive sniper starts targeting people in San Francisco, seemingly at random. However, this man is also from Alcatraz and Diego and Madsen start piecing together his motive. In the process of trying to catch Cobb, one of the team members is injured.
morelessNitpick: On the rooftop of the last shooting when you see Cobb looking through his scope. You can see a microphone under him.
The rifle Ernest Cobb uses is identified as a Winchester-70 with a suppressor-ready (threaded) barrel. According to the website winchester.com, there are two Winchester-70's listed as suppressor-ready (The Varmint Coyote, in black and stainless barrel style), but do not resemble the rifle Cobb uses (lacking the thumbhole, unique camo design of the stock and under-the-barrel vent holes). Unless the rifle was custom made and left specifically for him, it's unlikely he had the time to modify and test-aim/fire a different model.
While examining Cobb's shooting nest for the amusement park, Detective Madsen finds a shell casing, but picks it up in her bare hand, and then hands it over to Dr. Soto, contaminating what may be vaulable evidence. Madsen is SFPD detective-grade and should know better!
Diego Soto: (wide-eyed upon entering a well-stocked gun shop with Det. Madsen) Whoa! Call of Duty: Urban Warfare 3D! I think I got a Second Amendment contact high.
Special billing was given to Sam Neill (and) for this episode.
Original International Air Dates:
Canada: January 16, 2012 on Citytv
Australia: February 13, 2012 on Nine
United Kingdom: March 20, 2012 on Watch/Watch HD
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