
This episode discusses the Uruetta terror raids in Uruki, the impact on residents, and the ongoing struggles of those affected, including Tamei's quest for a pardon.
Ten years after the raids, residents share their traumatic experiences, highlighting the police's apology for their treatment of innocent people. Tamei, who was charged only with possession of weapons, seeks to clear his name.
One resident recounts the chaos of the raid, describing the fear and confusion as police stormed their homes, making them feel like they were in a movie.
The emotional weight of these memories continues to affect the residents, with some expressing the difficulty of moving on from such a traumatic event.
Residents of Uruki reflect on the lasting trauma from the Uruetta terror raids ten years ago.

This episode stands out for the following:
It's not a movie.Tāme Iti on the Day Armed Police Stormed Ruatoki
It's actually is real. And then action.Tāme Iti on the Day Armed Police Stormed Ruatoki
Yeah, part of it. But I can't let it go.Tāme Iti on the Day Armed Police Stormed Ruatoki