When the son-in-law of the city's biggest developer is killed in a devastating mid-town crane collapse, what appears to be a simple, tragic accident leads to the realization that this was an intentional act, pitting stone against powerfull forces who are accustomed to winning at all costs.
A crane collapses at a construction site and kills the son-in-law of wealthy real estate developer, Frank Linden (guest star Richard Schiff). Nagel (Joelle Carter) and Antonio (Jon Seda), with the help of and CFD Chief Boden (guest star Eamonn Walker) discover that the collapse wasn't actually an accident. The team digs into Linden, who has made many enemies, more dangerous friends, and is accustomed to using his money to get his way.
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