Synopsis  

Multiple bombs go off at the funeral of Officer Clark, killed by Dr. Jekyll at the end of last season, leading Jim Brass to suspect Nate Haskell, who is still in the hospital as well, having been roughly restrained following his attack on Ray Langston. Ray assists the case from the hospital, and does not agree that Haskell has anything to do with the funeral bombing. They trace one of the bombs to a far right-wing anti-government group (where special guest star, Justin Bieber as Jason McCann is in attendance). Nick interviews Jason, after Jason’s brother, Alex’s prints are found on a radio controlled airplane that Ray determined was used to detonate the bombs. Jason knows about the bombs, but he only bought the plane. Alex used it, saying he was only going to scare the cops, upset that their foster father was being harassed by the police. Nick gets Alex’s information from Jason, and the CSIs are just in time to stop an even worse attack on the police department itself.

The episode ends with a staged dumped body left boobytrapped with a bomb. “This isn’t over,” announces Catherine, knowing that the far right-wingers will still be attacking the LVPD.

Review  

Still at the hospital after checking on Nick , Sara is on hand when Ray is brought in, having been stabbed by Nate Haskell. Sara works with Catherine on the bomb site afterwards. The affect of the bombing on the families touches Sara deeply, making her wish she could hit someone. She later does, when attacked at the right-wing meeting. Sara visits Ray at the hospital, when she gets her hand bandaged, and discusses with him the possibility of a radio-controlled plane being used to set of the bomb.

We don’t see Sara again still the end of the episode where she is clearly exhausted, and sent home by Catherine.

Notes  

• Sara throws a mean right-hook when attacked at the right-wing meeting

Quotes  

Sara: Hey, bomber. We’ve got your number.

Sara: Just say no, huh?
Langston: Hear you pack a real mean right hook.
Sara: Like Gandhi, I turn the other cheek. It just wasn’t mine.