When the group encounters survivors at the farm, Glenn immediately mistrusts Abraham Ford, Rosita Espinosa, and Eugene Porter.[volume & issue needed] However, he agrees to accompany them to Washington for Eugene's mission rather than stay at the farm any longer.[volume & issue needed] On the road, Maggie attempts to hang herself and Glenn fought with Abraham, who intended to shoot her.[volume & issue needed] Glenn cuts Maggie down and performs CPR, saving her life.[8] Glenn's focus shifts from scavenging to caring for his new family and supporting Maggie after the death of her entire family.[volume & issue needed] With the rest of the group, he travels to the Alexandria Safe-Zone.[volume & issue needed] Glenn is suspicious of the Safe-Zone's community but adapts more rapidly than Rick.[volume & issue needed] Glenn's skills and agility make him a suitable applicant to once again be a scavenger and a replacement for the wounded Scott.[volume & issue needed] While the survivors stay in Father Gabriel Stokes' church, Glenn is caught in the center of conflict again when one of the Hunters, Albert, shoots him in the leg while he carries a mutilated Dale to safety. Gabriel and Eugene patch up Glenn's leg using a few tea-leaves and hot candle wax. Like the rest of the group, Glenn is pinned down in the church and remains behind while Abraham and the other leaders take care of them. He is unharmed during and in the aftermath, and his leg wound heals a few days afterwards.[volume & issue needed]