19-2 - Season 3

Season 3
Season 3 sees the return of beat partners Ben Chartier and Nick Barron, as they navigate the blurred-lines between Montréal politics and organized crime, while the squad searches for redemption and begins to heal from Season 2's traumatic events including a horrific school shooting, and the shocking revelation that their beloved sergeant was a pedophile.
Episodes

Burn Pile
The station is under close watch in the fallout from the Mole.

Rescue
Nick investigates his cousin's death and finds a possible witness.

Chicken
When he tries to help Nick with his investigation, Ben gets in trouble with homicide.

Bitch
Nick receives a tempting offer from a wannabe mobster.

Protest Pants
The city cuts public sector pensions, pitting the squad against their own.

City
Ben returns home to Morin Heights when his father goes missing; Nick and Martine make a deal.

Honeymoon
Anti-police sentiment grows in light of a recent killing. Brouillard's turmoil comes to new heights.

Fall
Tyler intervenes in Ben's family situation without asking. Nick's plans go into disarray with a heavy price to pay.

Gone
Nick and Ben are thrown into turmoil following the murder of a loved one.

Water
Ben reaches breaking point and escalates to violence. A traitor is revealed.
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