Acevedo's past comes back to haunt him. The convict that forced him to orally copulate him now wants out or else he's going to tell everyone what happened. Acevedo's leverage is gone because the grandmother he will threaten has died last month from cancer.
Panicked, Acevedo makes a deal with Anthony Anderson. Take care of his blackmailer and Acevedo will pull strings with the DEA, giving Anderson immunity.
Turns out though that Anderson ordered the killing of the two officers. When Glenn Close finds out Acevedo brokered the deal that will set Anderson free, she angrily confronts him.
All this is good but the conflicts just aren't as dire when they don't directly involve Vic. Season four so far has been a letdown.
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