S.W.A.T.

As Black Lives Matter protestors fill the streets and COVID-19 threatens to shut L.A. down, Hondo thinks back to the 1992 Rodney King riots and a series of bombings that left the city on edge.

As COVID-19 upends their personal and professional lives, the squad works to track down a Chechen crime lord who may be hiding out in L.A.

As S.W.A.T. looks to finally bring down a struggling crime family, Chris, Street, and Tan find themselves competing for the same spot in an elite training program.

When a vigilante threatens to turn a pop star’s funeral into a bloodbath, S.W.A.T. must mobilize to find him before it’s too late. Hondo is suspicious when Leroy tries to reconnect with Darryl.

As S.W.A.T. pursues a bomber who’s using an app to mail deadly packages, Chris prepares to face off against Street and Tan in the Master Gunner Competition.

As Chris tries to rescue a young woman from a cult run by a corrupt pastor, tensions rise between Hondo and Leroy.

As a sniper begins targeting the L.A. Fire Department, a phone call from Street’s mother drives a wedge between him and Molly. Tan struggles with the T.L.I. Competition.

As Deacon wrestles with a big decision about his daughter’s future, S.W.A.T. chases a white supremacist group responsible for a series of hate crimes across the city.

Following the loss of a colleague, S.W.A.T. faces a potential reprimand from their superiors. Chris struggles with her grief as Hondo focuses on breaking up the White Knights terrorist cell.

As Chris and Street prepare for their final T.L.I. interviews, a new colleague works to earn Hondo’s trust during a search for a missing woman.

Hicks revisits a cold case with help from Buck and Mumford. As Chris continues to spiral over her friend’s death, Hondo learns that Darryl wants to start a business with Leroy.

Hondo and Street wrestle with family issues as S.W.A.T. investigates the murder of a prominent journalist.

As S.W.A.T. teams with the FBI to arrest the head of a Ponzi scheme, Chris hits rock bottom and Hondo worries that he may be losing Darryl.

When the Imperial Dukes reemerge, S.W.A.T. must mobilize to stop a large-scale attack. As Hondo worries for Darryl, Deacon grows uneasy with a new recruit.

S.W.A.T. pursues a bank robbery crew that steals from the rich to help the poor. Deacon struggles with what to do about some racist cops.

Four convicted murders take over a courthouse with Hondo and Deacon trapped inside.

As S.W.A.T. goes after a sex trafficking ring working out of local truck stops, Hondo worries about Leroy’s plans for the garage they own with Darryl.

Hondo’s future with S.W.A.T. is in question as a white supremacist gang looks to exploit the growing protests against racism within the LAPD.