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The following is a list of episodes from the American television series Walker, Texas Ranger. During a bank robbery in Fort Worth, Ranger Cordell Walker's partner Bob Mobley (Steven Ruge) is killed. 6, 3, "In the Name of God", Michael Preece, Peter Lance and Terry D. Nelson, October 30, (),
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During an interview on September 28, Scott Byrne told FBI agents that he helped Sommer plan the heist, but declined to take part in the operation. On Wednesday, November 29, , Byrne was charged in U. District Court in Tacoma, with one count of conspiracy to commit armed bank robbery.
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Burgess and was released on bond. Byrne changed his mind, however, and on Friday, March 9, , he pleaded guilty to the conspiracy charge. On this same day, Alex Blum pleaded guilty before Judge Burgess to armed bank robbery, conspiracy, and brandishing a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence. All the defendants agreed to testify against Sommer at trial. Luke Sommer's Case. Meanwhile, in Peachland, Luke Elliott Sommer was giving lengthy telephone interviews to newspapers and magazines, and television and radio stations.
His story was that the bank robbery and his subsequent capture was a political statement, orchestrated to expose war crimes being committed by U. Sommer claimed to have witnessed robbery, rape, and murders by troops while serving tours of duty in these countries in and Unfortunately, Sommer had neglected to advise his fellow conspirators of his grandiose plan. His allegations of war crimes were referred to the U. Department of Justice by the Canadian authorities. The U.
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Army Special Operations Command, conducted a thorough investigation and on October 25, , issued a seven-page report concluding the allegations were unfounded and unsubstantiated. On Tuesday night, June 27, , Sommer celebrated his 21st birthday with family and friends. He was scheduled for an extradition hearing on July 10, but lost confidence in his altruistic crusade against war crimes.
Although armed bank robbery is not specifically listed in the Canadian Extradition Act, violent crimes are generally not considered political reasons for which the Canadian government would block extradition. She maintained her son was not a naturally violent person and should not be considered a risk to the public. For violating his home-confinement agreement, Sommer was remanded to custody pending the outcome of future extradition proceedings in British Columbia Supreme Court. Krupa, entered into plea negotiations with Assistant U. Attorneys Michael Dion and Jill Otake to help facilitate extradition proceedings.
Finally, in early May , Sommer agreed to be extradited from Canada. Under the terms of his plea bargain, Sommer agreed to plead guilty to four felony counts and a sentence of 24 years in federal prison.
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If the defendant opted for a trial, he would face up to life in prison, if convicted on all seven felony counts. That afternoon, he was arraigned in U. District Court in Seattle and pleaded not guilty to the charges in the indictment. Sommer was ordered held without bond and booked into the Seatac Federal Detention Center to await further court proceedings in Tacoma.
Burgess in U. District Court in Tacoma, and pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit armed bank robbery, armed bank robbery, brandishing a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence, and possession of an unregistered destructive device a grenade. He was remanded to the custody of the U. Marshal Service pending sentencing. On Friday, December 12, , Judge Burgess sentenced Sommer to an agreed-upon 24 years in federal prison, plus five years of supervised release.
According to the U. Sommer and his gang were prepared for combat. If the police had shown up during the robbery, there would have been a blood-bath on the streets of Tacoma.
On Tuesday, December 16, , Chad Palmer appeared before Judge Burgess and was sentenced to 11 years in federal prison plus five years of supervised release. He had pleaded guilty on December 7, , to two felony counts: armed bank robbery and brandishing a machine gun during and in relation to a crime of violence. Palmer was the first defendant to accept a plea bargain, which included an agreement to be a prosecution witness. Note: Chuck Norris is the only actor to appear in this two-part episode.
Walker continues to tell the story of Hayes Cooper. And he continues when Cooper upon seeing the family he befriended killed, he sets out to go after the ones he believes responsible for their deaths. After getting one of them, he meets a Texas Ranger Robert Fuller who warns him about crossing the line and after saying that he gives Cooper a Texas Ranger badge which Cooper takes.
After tracking down his quarries, he gets shot but is found by some Indians who nurse him back to health and gives him a moment to think. Notes: This two-part episode appears to ignore parts of the story of how and when Hayes Cooper became a Texas Ranger as depicted in the two-part season 2 episode "Flashback". Chuck Norris is the only actor to appear in this two-part episode. After escaping a research center, a boy with genius-level IQ gets Walker to help him find his mother and rescue a friendly scientist when his A.
Story: Bob Gookin and Rebecka S. Norris Teleplay: Bob Gookin. Walker's idea for a "boot camp" for young offenders comes under heavy opposition from a senator who thinks prison is the only solution and he intends to see that Walker's efforts fail even if it means using his influence to sabotage the trial program, though Walker refuses to give in to politics easily. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison makes a special guest appearance as herself. James Lee Crown Randolph Mantooth , a horse owner, wants to win races in order to increase his horse's stud fees, even if it means by cheating.
Crown murders a rival horse, along with its owner and trainer the latter of whom was secretly working for him that beat his horse in a race. He then sets his sights on fixing an upcoming race by targeting another rival horse Rainbow's End, which is owned by one of Walker's friends. Walker must stop Crown before he reaches the horse and his friend's daughter. Alex's cellmate Alfre from the season 4 episode "Texas vs. Cahill" is now out of prison since Gordon Cahill was working on getting her released at the end of that episode and has a job as a female construction worker, but she finds herself in danger after threatening to blow the whistle on unsafe construction practices, which are secretly caused by a small group of employees led by the site foreman who are actually running an illegal money-making scam behind their company owner's back.
Walker and Alex must keep Alfre and her family safe and expose the scam before the group gets to her first to keep their activities secret.
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When two recently adopted orphans run away from their new foster home when they misinterpret a discussion between their foster parents and think that one of them might be sent back to the orphanage which was actually about how their foster parents could not afford to have two "cars" , they witness a murder, and Walker, with the help of Jack Belmont the homeless veteran from the Season 4 episode "Lucky" , must save the two from being killed before they can give testimony.
An archaeologist on the Cherokee reservation is murdered when a greedy oil company learns there's oil under her dig site. Her rejected would-be suitor, Sam Coyote Eloy Casados , a reservation cop and friend of Walker, is used to take the fall for her murder.
Walker must work on clearing him before Sam is transferred to F. Prison escapees take refuge in a church where Alex and her battered women's group are meeting and take them and the church's nuns hostage, threatening to kill them if their demands are not met. While there he becomes suspicious over the mystery of what happened to his predecessor. Walker, Trivette, and Alex are later asked to go to the club discreetly to keep an eye on the rich CEOs that would be attending a social function at the club.
However behind the scenes, C. Walker helps a pro wrestler Cody "The Crusader" Conway "Rowdy" Roddy Piper whose ex-wife is in hiding after witnessing a murder by her boss Tony Ramos and has sent their son Jake whom he was unaware of to him for his own safety. However, Cody's attempt to bond with Jake becomes complicated, as Cody is dealing with stress, having recently learned from his doctor that he has a life-threatening condition which carries the risk of killing him if he attempts to wrestle again.
When this stress causes Jake to run away and gets kidnapped by Ramos, Cody must work on negotiating with Ramos to get Jake back. While pursuing two armed robbers, Trivette finds a 6-year old boy shot during his pursuit of one of the robbers and believes that he is responsible. Placed on suspension and having to deal with the moral implications such as inaccurate media coverage which implicates Trivette and the wounded boy's older brother Kaj-Erik Eriksen , Trivette finds the man leading the investigation against him is an officer who has a grudge against him for being passed over in favor of Trivette for initiation into the Texas Rangers, and who wants to have Trivette brought up on criminal charges.
Meanwhile, Walker looks into proving that Kroeger Sal Landi — the man that Trivette was pursuing — was the one who shot the boy.
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Detective Carlos Sandoval who is undercover in a drug ring is found out by the ring leader John Vargas who had also previously murdered Carlos' older brother Hector. The wounded Carlos escapes and is taken to a homeless shelter to recover. After he protects a woman from her abusive ex-husband, Trent Malloy is contacted by the abused wife of a drug lord who watched the news report about his recent exploit on TV and asks for his help in getting away from her violent husband. To succeed, Trent asks Walker to help.