12th precinct. Interrogation room. A fake Eric Roberts is giving Jane the rundown of all the crimes she's committed: obstruction of justice, aiding and abetting, and accessory to murder. He says he's never seen "anything close to this" in all his ten years. He hasn't seen that many cases, I guess. Erik Robbertz asks Jane to tell her story, since she thinks it wasn't murder. The lieutenant tells Jane to wait for an attorney. "You know what?" Jane says. "I don't care." She says she's telling the truth. Jane does a lot of blinking, and then once again recaps the same story we've been hearing every episode since the pilot. We even get to see it at the top of every show. We've moved on. Why can't they? Erik Robbertz says that the witness has a different story. "Oh, well, then your witness is lying," says Jane. Erik tells Jane that the witness said he talked to Jane. "Wait, are you talking about Donald Ingram?" Jane asks. The lieutenant gives Jane another warning, by saying her first name. Jane says she didn't coerce Ingram, but simply interviewed him. The lieutenant calls off this interrogation until Jane can get a lawyer. He asks Erik Robbertz to give them a minute alone.