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Weeks (first name unknown) is a supporting antagonist of the Criminal Minds episode "Lockdown". He's an inmate at the Reagan Federal Penitentiary, later colluding with Dale Shavers, one of the leading prison guards, during a prison riot Shavers facilitated.
He's portrayed by Xango Henry.
Biography[]
Weeks was met by Shavers at his prison cell to tell him about the plan. Weeks was to lead the rioters to kill Agents Derek Morgan and Kate Callahan, as well as Correctional officer Tom Polinsky, as they were all witnesses to Shavers fixing fights between the inmates. After Shavers opened all their cell doors, Don Black shanked a guard dead while two other inmates held him still, stealing his baton. The agents and Polinsky struggled to fight off the inmates, and Polinsky was shanked twice for his efforts before they were all taken to the cafeteria. When Black tried to rape Kate, she hit him to stave him off. Taking the three of them hostage, Weeks and Black were prepared to beat them all to death with the baton or their fists, but an inmate Morgan became acquainted with, Julio Watson, showed up with fellow members of his Southside Crip Nation gang and order Weeks to stop, warning they'd all be on death row if anyone died. Weeks didn't care, and Black proceeded to pummel Polinsky. That was when a police sniper shot Black dead, and SWAT subdued the remaining rioters. Weeks likely faced further charges for his complicity in the riot.
