Blue Bloods

A retired police officer faces accusations of shooting his attacker, leaving Frank to manage the consequences. At the same time, Baez and Danny work to determine how to hold the perpetrator accountable. Both parties navigate the fallout of the incident.

Stomping Ground is a television programme presented as a single episode. It falls within the genre of episodic drama and follows the conventions of a scripted series, delivering a self‑contained story that fits within the larger framework of the show. The episode centres on a former police officer who finds himself facing allegations that he shot the man who had mugged him. Frank, the retired cop, is forced to confront the fallout from the accusation, dealing with the personal and legal repercussions that arise from the incident. Meanwhile, his former colleagues Baez and Danny take on the task of determining how to hold the alleged perpetrator accountable. Their efforts focus on piecing together the circumstances surrounding the shooting and devising a strategy that could bring the individual to justice. Together, the narrative weaves Frank’s struggle with the investigative work of Baez and Danny, highlighting the complexities that emerge when a law‑enforcement veteran is implicated in a violent act. The episode tracks how each character responds to the situation, underscoring the tension between personal responsibility and the pursuit of legal redress.