[s1e6] The Wire Here

The episode opens and closes with the image of Brandon’s tortured body displayed on top of a car. This act of brutality serves as a warning to Omar’s crew and leaves Wallace visibly shaken and guilt-ridden, as he was the one who tipped off the Barksdale gang to Brandon's location.

After weeks of bureaucratic stalling, the detail finally gets their wiretaps active on the project pay phones. Freamon quickly proves he is the "natural police" of the group, matching pager activity to the timing of Brandon’s death and linking various Barksdale lieutenants. [S1E6] The Wire

Devastated by the sight of Brandon's body at the morgue, Omar breaks the street code of silence. He meets with McNulty and Greggs, identifying "Bird" (Marquis Hilton) as the shooter in the William Gant murder and offering to testify. The episode opens and closes with the image

This line, spoken as Freamon explains the nuances of a conspiracy charge to Prez, becomes a mission statement for the entire series. Freamon quickly proves he is the "natural police"

The episode opens and closes with the image of Brandon’s tortured body displayed on top of a car. This act of brutality serves as a warning to Omar’s crew and leaves Wallace visibly shaken and guilt-ridden, as he was the one who tipped off the Barksdale gang to Brandon's location.

After weeks of bureaucratic stalling, the detail finally gets their wiretaps active on the project pay phones. Freamon quickly proves he is the "natural police" of the group, matching pager activity to the timing of Brandon’s death and linking various Barksdale lieutenants.

Devastated by the sight of Brandon's body at the morgue, Omar breaks the street code of silence. He meets with McNulty and Greggs, identifying "Bird" (Marquis Hilton) as the shooter in the William Gant murder and offering to testify.

This line, spoken as Freamon explains the nuances of a conspiracy charge to Prez, becomes a mission statement for the entire series.