Kim: "Homeless couple waved down a blue and white a couple hours ago."
Voight: "What do we got?"
Kenny: "A kid."
Voight: "Huh." he hums, watching the elevator raise up, the body of a young girl laying on the platform with blood on her forehead
Erin: "Multiple contusions, fractures, damage to the skull. The M.E. says some of this might've come from the fall, but not most."
Olinsky: "She isn't bleeding. She's leaking. We got dual lividity."
Jay: "I think she was beaten and died face down. She was probably dumped here after. There's asphalt, dirt in her wounds."
Genevieve: "No ID yet, doesn't match any missing persons. Clothes are clean. Hair's washed. Doubt she's homeless."
Voight: "Well, someone should be looking for her."
Joseph: "K-9 unit and patrol did a top to bottom search. There's no one here but her."
Voight: "She can't be more than-"
Kim: "Fifteen" she sighs, coming back over to the group "It was outside in the dumpster. I.D. looked like a match."
Voight: "Sam Wells."
Kim: "I ran it through the system. She's a resident at Brady."
Jay: "Currently?"
Kim: "Yeah, and hasn't been reported missing."
Voight: "Huh, Brady."
Kenny: "Am I the only one who doesn't know what Brady is?"
Genevieve: "It's in 21. A home for troubled girls. Wards of the state."
Kim: "It's the kind of place you don't forget responding to."
Jay: "Yeah, and they're supposed to keep their doors locked 24/7." he hums, a solemn silence coming over the group as they look down at Sam's body
•••
Voight: "Look, our DOA has been a resident at Brady for six months. We found cash, a toothbrush, change of clothes in her bag, a receipt from a convenience store stamped 28 hours ago. It looks like she ran away. No one from Brady ever reported her gone."
Trudy: "In 2015, my officers responded to Brady 185 times. Habitual runaways, ODs, suicide attempts, violence. In the past 80 days, my officers have been called to Brady just 4 times."
Voight: "They were about two police reports away from getting shut down, losing all that funding, so they came up with a solution: Stop calling the police. Brady didn't suddenly clean up. They just got a little better at being dirty."
Crowley: "You want my permission to break down their door?"
Voight: "No, I want the exact opposite." he hums, making a confused look come over Crowley's face
•••
Man: "I don't give a damn what you did to get here. I'm certainly not interested in hearing your sob story. You're my problem for a year and then you're gone. You don't make my life a living hell, I won't make yours a living hell. You understand."
Skylar: "Sure." she huffs, leaning back in her seat