Reflecting 2
~Sgt. Dan "Hondo" Harrelson~
I can understand why T.J. would go for the money, give what he did. If I were in the same position he was, I would have taken the money; everyone can understand why he made the choice. In a split second, no time to rethink his decision. Why he committed suicide, that still puzzles me.
~Jim Street~
T.J., man I can't believe what he did; the only problem is I don't know which I can't believe the most, the fact he committed suicide or the fact that he betrayed SWAT for 66 million. I'd never admit it, but I understand T.J.'s choice, and although I wouldn't make the same choice myself, we aren't both the same person or mind.
~Chris Sanchez~
Okay, my first day on SWAT and a team member betrays the team then commits suicide, what a first day. I guess I of all people shouldn't be judgmental of him, because I have to admit, at least to myself, that I thought about taking the money; Eliza and I would be set of years, maybe even life. But then I remembered why I became a police officer and tried so damn hard to make SWAT, so my daughter could be proud of me; and betraying SWAT, isn't something to be proud of. I understood were TJ's decision came from, just not the decision to commit suicide.
~Deacon "Deke" Kaye~
Betrayal, suicide, international criminal, 100 million dollar offer, and taking down a plane, all on the first day of SWAT, that was an interesting day. I never really thought someone on SWAT could ever turn their back on the team, but TJ surprised the whole team. Had I been in his position I would have probably made the same choice.
~Sgt. Dan "Hondo" Harrelson~
I can understand why T.J. would go for the money, give what he did. If I were in the same position he was, I would have taken the money; everyone can understand why he made the choice. In a split second, no time to rethink his decision. Why he committed suicide, that still puzzles me.
~Jim Street~
T.J., man I can't believe what he did; the only problem is I don't know which I can't believe the most, the fact he committed suicide or the fact that he betrayed SWAT for 66 million. I'd never admit it, but I understand T.J.'s choice, and although I wouldn't make the same choice myself, we aren't both the same person or mind.
~Chris Sanchez~
Okay, my first day on SWAT and a team member betrays the team then commits suicide, what a first day. I guess I of all people shouldn't be judgmental of him, because I have to admit, at least to myself, that I thought about taking the money; Eliza and I would be set of years, maybe even life. But then I remembered why I became a police officer and tried so damn hard to make SWAT, so my daughter could be proud of me; and betraying SWAT, isn't something to be proud of. I understood were TJ's decision came from, just not the decision to commit suicide.
~Deacon "Deke" Kaye~
Betrayal, suicide, international criminal, 100 million dollar offer, and taking down a plane, all on the first day of SWAT, that was an interesting day. I never really thought someone on SWAT could ever turn their back on the team, but TJ surprised the whole team. Had I been in his position I would have probably made the same choice.