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Full Throttle is One You Won't Want to Miss!
In NCIS Los Angeles, a street race starts this episode. It is aptly named, Full Throttle. As two people are racing, one of the cars blows up. The spectators run, scared of being arrested for having an illegal race.
They realize that Rush's file, the guy that died, is encrypted.
In the meantime, Callum has to go to driving school, since he was caught speeding. He loathes being there, but finally graduates.
NCIS agents go to visit James' brother and sister to see if they can find any clues to his death. His brother says that “Tokkane” is the one that was racing James and he wouldn't be surprised if he is the one who killed James.
They find Timmons, Rush's commanding officer sneaking around Rush's garage with a device. He is close mouthed. He does finally admit to trying to receive a lithium battery that is worth a fortune – James was designing them. There is another battery that is missing.
They find Tokken's car on the expressway and try to stop him. In the meantime, they find out the insurance agent that met with Kinsey and Callum the first day they went to see the crushed car is not really an insurance agent. She is in the car when they stop it.
She admits that she loved James, she would never have wanted to kill him. She gives the name Stringer– so they investigate. They find an Omar Alvarez, the mechanic that works with James' cars. He admits that he sold it to Stringer.
They take him down and find the battery. He says that he didn't kill James Rush. They realize that Angela, his sister, killed him – she didn't know that what she did to his car would kill him she just wanted it to stop him.
Turns out that Callum failed traffic school.
drew76
Wed, 10 Mar 2010 07:22:26 +0000
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