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Hey, everyone. Before we get into the story of this episode, I wanted to step back for a second.

If you've been listening to the series, I hope you learned something about Latino history, about racism and policing, and got a window into a point of view you might never have considered before, or even known existed.

That of a group of Latino officers caught between several identities.

We've covered almost 40 years of the lives of these officers, this community they served and the criminals they chased.

At one point, those criminals came from within the squad, so it's been a complicated journey.

It all started with a group of Houston police officers brought into homicide to deal with the very unique set of circumstances.

This is Art Acevedo. When we spoke to him, Acevedo was chief of Houston's police department.

The first Latino police chief the city ever had.

They showed the value of diversity. They showed the strength of diversity.

And they showed that when you're reflective of the community you serve, you get better outcomes.

But you see that diversity can't just be at the officer level, at the technical level.

We began this story, the story of this series with the original sin.

The death of Jose Campos Torres, a Latino army veteran at the hands of white Houston police officers.

And in the wake of that tragedy, massive unrest.

In the face of rising unsolved homicides, affecting a population that police could not communicate with,

and riots over the relationship between HPD and the Latino community, a bold experiment was conceived.

Five young Latino cops became homicide investigators.

The first such police squad in America. The Chicano squad.

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