APB season 1 episode 7 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
Gideon Reeves, a billionaire engineer, takes on running the 13th police district after a personal tragedy. At a tech summit, he's criticized for his company's financial woes and faces a threat to his life. A murder involving a wristband sale for the summit leads to a tense investigation. Utilizing innovative hologram technology, Gideon and the team locate and apprehend the killer in the crowd. The episode concludes with discussions on Gideon's commitment to policing and the potential of privatized policing as a global venture.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Gideon Reeves?
Gideon Reeves is a billionaire engineer who takes over the 13th police district.
What is the main focus of the Windy City Tech Summit?
The Windy City Tech Summit focuses on showcasing advanced technology, including holograms.
Why is Gideon Reeves criticized in the press?
Gideon faces criticism for his company's financial struggles and his decision to run a police district.
What triggers the murder investigation in this episode?
The investigation starts with a homicide involving an online sale of a wristband to Gideon's tech summit.
Who is Ada and what is her role?
Ada is a tech specialist brought onto the murder scene for her computer expertise.
How do Gideon and his team respond to the threat against him?
They plan to use hologram technology to scan the summit crowd for the killer.
What is Lauren Fitch's relationship with Gideon?
Lauren Fitch is the chairman of Gideon's board and a critical financial supporter of his company.
How is the killer at the summit identified?
The killer is identified using Gideon's adapted hologram technology to scan the crowd.
What potential business venture does Lauren Fitch propose?
Lauren Fitch proposes the idea of privatized policing as a global business opportunity.
How does Gideon feel about his commitment to the 13th police district?
Gideon expresses a strong commitment to the 13th district, viewing it as his hardest and most important challenge.