19-2 (2014–…): Season 4, Episode 6 - Sons - full transcript

Previously on 19-2...

The guy we were
watching disappeared today.

As far as we can tell, you
were the last to see him.

So, anything you forgot
to put in your report?

No.

There's been a serious accident.

He's okay?

I'm sorry, ma'am.

He died.

Hey.

How do you know where I live?



You wrote me a letter.

Ben Chartier.

Jim Curran, retired
a couple years ago.

- Oh, right.
- I got a couple of friends

who'd like to meet you.

Uh, well, listen,
we're just on our way...

Apparently you have
something that belongs to them.

Look, I've been threatened here.

What are we gonna do about it?

Technically, you've been
asked to return what you stole.

I didn't steal anything.

We'll keep an eye on you,

and you report to us

the second he gets
in contact with you.



No wonder people
want to shoot you!

Assholes!

Ah!

He's gonna need to see a doctor.

You're not gonna look
good here, Richard.

- I got it.
- Thank you.

And if he wants to
make a complaint,

call Station 19.

I'm Officer Pouliot.

I'm Liam.

This is nice.

Ready to make things right?

- What do you think you're doing?
- It's not complicated.

I've got nothing
that belongs to you

or your friends.

- Stop right there.
- Oh, yeah?

I cut up your shit, and
I put it into the river.

It's gone,

and you can tell your
fucking friends that.

You're not protected from
this, even if you're a fucking cop.

I'm telling you.

Yeah, you come near me
again and I won't hesitate, okay?

It won't be me.

And if anything happens to
my partner or anybody else,

I'm coming for you.

- Hey, honey.
- Hey.

Hey.

You want a date?

Did you just solicit me?

Fuck you.

Stop right there.

Hands where I can see 'em.

What?

You see that?

You just solicited a cop.

- What... hey!
- Two steps back, now.

Look, I'm sorry, okay?

What is this?

Come on.

Is this cocaine?

Don't be a prick, okay?

A prick?

You know what I
could charge you with?

Yeah, well...

Look, I can't get
arrested, all right?

My mom thinks I'm
going to school out here.

You think she really
thinks that, huh?

You, going to school?

I don't want to go to jail.

I've never been arrested
in my entire life, so...

please.

I could make it right.

Could I?

Mm...

Hey.

You sleep?

Move over.

I'm glad you stayed.

Mm.

Do you have to go?

No.

- Hey, hey, hey...
- I'm sorry.

It's okay. It's okay.

It's all right.

It's all right.

It's all right. I'm right here.

It's okay.

It just comes out of me.

Copy, 19-2.

We're not supposed
to be talking.

So why'd you come?

I'm like that.

What do you think I know?

How much shit I'm in.

You still on duty?

Yeah.

Well, you're in
less shit than me.

They cut me off my cases.

Might as well be a patroller.

I didn't know.

I heard you were approached.

I thought you were cut off.

My career's on the line.

I need to know.

Why'd you do it?

Drug dealers get ripped off.

All the time.

Do you guys usually
start your suspect list

with the surveillance unit?

Not usually, no.

But Internal's involved.

Suspecting cops is what they do.

They're looking at me.

I left post.

Why did you?

If I could tell you that,

I wouldn't be mired in
shit right now, would I?

It's nothing to do with this.

Nothing's normal.

This is...

not the way things work.

Who's behind it?

Outsiders.

Outsiders.

Looking to take
over Ciarelli's turf.

From where?

Toronto.

Does it matter?

Italians?

TOC, Officer.

Traditional Organized Crime.

Are we in danger?

Well, I wasn't approached.

So I am?

If I was you, I'd, um...

I'd bring my gun home.

You know, when my sister died,

after, maybe a month or two...

I thought I could handle it.

Yeah.

I was in this grocery store,

not thinking about anything.

And... I saw these
ice cream cones.

The kind my mom would
buy when we were kids.

And, uh...

I just lost it.

I dropped my basket right
there on the floor and...

tears just...

I remember seeing
this old Chinese lady

just staring at me.

She was in shock.

She'd never seen a
black man crying, I guess.

So I get it.

Okay?

Shit.

He said he'd take
him straight to school.

The purple one or...?

I don't know which
one they were.

What are you doing here?

- He left his iPad.
- So what?

He's going to school!

He wants it for after.

Hey, you must be Junior.

Who's he?

Hi, I'm Nick.

I'm a friend of your mom's.

Come on. Upstairs.

I'll help you find it.

Sorry to barge in.

So, what do you do, hm?

I'm a cop.

Is that right?

This is good.

You bring this?

Yeah, it's, uh...

from the spot down
on Clark and Rachel.

My son used to love barbecue.

The dead one.

The one you cops ran over.

Here it is.

Why is he here?

He's a good guy, Antoine.

He's a friend.

I don't wanna go to school.

Hey.

Come here.

You know I love you, right?

- Right?
- Yeah.

Hey.

I think I should...

Yeah.

- I'll deal with Junior.
- Okay.

Nice to meet you, Antoine.

Martine?

How come you don't text me back?

Oh, I did.

Stop using iMessage.

I don't have an iPhone.

What's up?

Uh, can you give me a lift?

Sure, where?

To buy some groceries.

Of course.

I can come by your place.

I'm at Vendôme metro right now.

No, no, no. No, no,
no, you stay there.

I'll, uh... I'll come get you.

You, uh...

you shouldn't be around
here right now, okay?

Okay, hang tight.

- So...
- Yeah.

So what do you think, man?

Think this should just be...
You know what I'm sayin'?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- You know what I'm sayin'?

- Hey, hey!
- What's up, bro?

- What's up? You good?
- Yeah. Good.

Good. Good.

My main man, what's up?

So, what kind of
shit are you in?

Same shit as before, I guess.

Yeah.

The Inspector did
a lot of damage.

Fucking bitch.

So, you, um, find
a new place yet?

Still in my shithole.

Hey, we'll find you something.

I don't know if I'm
gonna stick around.

Why? You got some place to go?

My mom was from Hamilton.

I've never been, so
I might check it out.

Family there?

I have a cousin.

I don't know her, but...

I thought about
going to Kingston.

Why? To hang around a prison?

I decided not to.

I don't want to see him.

You know, it's not so bad here.

- Thanks for the groceries.
- You're welcome.

This is ridiculous.

Yeah.

You might as well relax
and enjoy the fresh air.

They put solos back out.

They really need
two of us to do this?

Apparently they do.

What the hell else you
got to do anyway, man?

Get over yourself, kid.

I'm gonna take a walk.

Let me know if you
find any dead bodies.

- Unbelievable.
- What?

The weather.

It's supposed to be
snowing again tomorrow,

and then hot and
sunny on Thursday.

What about the weekend?

Beautiful with a chance of hail.

The weather in this place.

- Hey!
- Hey!

- We brought you some coffee.
- Thank you.

Right on time.

So what, this is
just an empty grave.

- That's it?
- Uh, yeah.

Neighbor across the
street phoned it in,

and said it wasn't
there last night,

but it's here now.

I think it's creepy.

Mm-hmm.

All right, see you later.

- Later!
- See you later!

19-4.

Dulac, what's your 20?

We got coffee for
you here getting cold,

so get your ass back here.

I ran into Farah's ex.

Asshole written all over him.

- He's got a record, right?
- Mm-hmm.

No arrest in years, though.

Well, maybe he straightened out.

Not with the company he keeps.

Something about the van?

It's been behind us for a while.

Okay, maybe not.

All right, what
is it? Talk to me.

An ex-cop, Curran.

He was outside my place.

- What'd he say?
- He said your name.

- And Audrey's.
- Jesus.

These guys don't know
where to draw the line, man.

Look, you're a cop, all right?

No one's gonna fuck with you.

I told him.

I told him that
the drugs are gone

and that he can
tell his friends that.

What the fuck, Ben? Why?

Why would you do that?

Because they get
nothing from me.

Nothing.

You are not thinking
straight, my man.

Yes, I am.

Do you want kids?

Where's this coming from?

I don't know.

Can't wait forever.

Have 'em young, get it done.

Yeah, that is a great reason
to make more human beings.

No, I don't think I will.

Really?

- Tick-tick-tick-tick-tick...
- Shut up!

You think about these things!

No, I really don't!

- What is up with you?
- Nothing.

Nothing, I'm just...

I'm just...

wondering where I'm going.

You wondering about Owen?

Oh, no, I'm so done with that.

- So you met somebody new?
- No.

- And you didn't tell me?
- I did not meet somebody new.

Mm-hmm.

Something is up with you.

Buying a nest,
knitting little booties...

Fuck off.

That's really motherly.

Oh, yeah, there we go, huh?

Ahh...

19-4?

Infinitely at your
service, ma'am.

You are requested
to hold the scene

until further notice.

Then that's what we're doing.

I think they mean further
notice will be a while.

Well, thank you.

Thank you very much
for that heads-up.

You are too good to us.

Might as well have a seat, rook.

It's gonna be a while.

Hey, Sarge, do you
really need two bodies

going into overtime
guarding an open hole?

Hey, Sarge, if the
rook wants to book,

let him go.

I don't need him anyway.

Dulac, go ahead and book off.

There you go, you
got what you wanted.

It's all good, rookie.

Everything is under control.

Anyone up for an organ run?

Package coming into
the airport in an hour.

What do you say, Nick?

I can't today.

Where's it going?

General, I think. Yeah, General.

Yeah, I'll volunteer, sure.

I know it's charity,
no overtime.

I'll go with her.

Here's the forms.

No, you don't have to.

No, it beats sitting at home.

- Let's go.
- Okay.

I'll call you later.

It's a heart.

From a male.

Doesn't say how old he was.

It would be weird to have
some dead guy's heart.

Well, someone's
lucky to have it.

Yeah.

Did they give
Amélie's organs away?

No.

Her heart had already
stopped when they found her.

Yeah, same with J.M.

Um...

- About the hospital, uh...
- What about the hospital?

Uh...

If there's a particular
doctor working...

- Yeah.
- Um...

do you think you can
give me a bit of time?

You asking me to be
your wingman right now?

No! No, God, no.

No, keep your
distance, if that's okay.

If that's okay.

Yeah, sure.

I'd like to meet Theo.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

All right, when he
comes back to town,

we'll go for
breakfast at Cosmos.

Mmm! Six-egg omelet.

Yeah.

What's he taking?

Economics.

Lot of math, actually.

He get that from you?

Definitely not.

So do you know a guy
named Samuel Delacroix?

I don't think so. Why?

I saw him hanging with
Junior the other day.

Real friendly with Antoine.

I take it he's a criminal?

Yeah, a pretty serious one.

Robs trucks,
pharmaceutical labs...

He's a bad dude.

Antoine shouldn't be
hanging with people like that.

I mean, you cut him
off for a reason, Farah.

And I let him back
for one too, Nick.

Goddamn Junior.

Just had to tell you.

Dr. Lapnis to the E.R.

Dr. Lapnis.

Tell me that's my heart.

Straight off the plane.

Wait here, I need you to sign.

Okay.

So, um...

you got this?

Mm-hmm.

Excuse me.

Can I help you?

Yeah, I'm looking for
a doctor named Liam.

Mm-hmm.

Dr. Bernard to the
emergency desk.

Dr. Bernard to the
emergency desk, please.

You have a visitor.

I'm sorry. It won't be a minute.

No, I think I got a bit of time.

Got any decent
coffee around here?

It's a hospital.

- Hey there.
- Hey, Dr. Bernard.

What'd you bring us today?

Organ delivery from the airport.

Aren't you the good Samaritan?

Hey, are you looking
for the Ouellets?

No, I'm looking for coffee.

They... went somewhere to
eat, they told me they'd be back.

I'm afraid something happened.

I'm sure they'll turn up.

Their kid got out of
surgery two hours ago.

This is really not like them.

- Could you check?
- Yeah. Yeah.

What are their names?

It's, uh, Joe Ouellet
and Gabrielle Fortier.

Thanks.

So, where are we going?

Uh, show you our new caf.

Wow, that's exciting.

It's the little things that
brighten up your day.

It's Chartier. I'm
at the General.

We got any reports of
accidents in the vicinity?

What are we looking for?

Got a couple missing parents.

I have a disturbance
at the Pink Pearl buffet,

Guy and Lincoln.

Male and female in
a screaming match.

I'm gonna head over there now.

Pouliot, you good to
handle things at the General?

Yeah. Yeah, copy that.

- Which way are we going?
- Oh, oh, this way.

Yeah.

So, how much time
does that give you?

Plenty, actually.

Dr. Bernard, urgent
to Trauma Room 4.

I'll cut it off with Junior.

I think we should
take some time, too.

I don't want Antoine thinking
I'm doing it because of you.

You're not.

I'll call you.

I need some time.

Farah.

Maybe it's better
if he blames me.

This is my family, Nick.

You're not part of it.

I'm not staying here!

Fine.

Go find somewhere
else to live, then.

I'll stay with my dad.

You do that, Nick.

You talk to him about it.

I did talk to him.

He said he's
getting a new place.

Your father is a liar.

I'm sorry, but it's true.

This is your home now.

You're gonna have a baby sister!

I don't want a sister!

You should have an abortion!

Stop it.

You're drunk! Stop it!

Police! Police!

Calm down. Calm down.

Sir, step back.
Step back for me.

Yeah, sure, right, calm down.

You know what? Forget it.

- I'm done.
- You can't do this!

Calm down.

Miss, calm down. Calm down.

- You bastard!
- Calm down.

Ma'am, Look at me.

I'm fine. I don't need help.

I've just come
from the hospital.

- Are you Gabrielle?
- Oh, my God.

- Is she okay?
- She's okay.

She just got out of surgery.

They've been looking for
you. You should come with me.

- What time is it?
- It's about 5:15.

Jesus fuck, I'm such an idiot.

I have to get back.

Are you okay?

Um, I need to clean up.

Okay.

Can... can you stay with me?

Yeah. Yeah, sure.

I can't believe
he just did that.

We were just gonna talk and...

He'll, uh... he'll cool down.

No.

He's leaving me.

He's moving to Calgary,
the son of a bitch.

He's just gonna leave his kid?

Emma's been sick
since she was born.

It's wrecked everything.

12 operations, pills, therapy...

Everything's just
awful all the time.

You have kids?

Um... not yet.

Pray you don't get a sick one.

Where's Joe?

He's leaving me.

Aw, fuck.

Is she awake?

Yeah, yeah.

She's in here.

God, what an asshole.

I shouldn't judge.

Look at you!

You look good, huh?

How are you feeling, sweetie?

Thank you.

Hey.

Come with me.

Blood pressure holding,
heart rate's steady.

- Blood pressure rising.
- I'm giving him another dose.

Coming down.

Blood pressure steady.
Heart rate steady.

Mr. Demarco?

This is the officer who
brought in the heart.

Thank you so much.

- Of course.
- Thank you.

We've been waiting.

Is it happening right now?

Yeah, I'll show you
where you can wait.

Good luck.

There you are.

That took a while.

Yeah, I was in surgery.

- Were you now?
- Mm-hmm.

- It was fucking brilliant.
- Yeah?

Yeah, with all the
blood and shit and...

I'm going to get a coffee.

- You want something?
- Yeah. Black.

You're still here?

Waiting for you.

You're my bodyguard now?

You keep getting into
shit when I leave you alone.

What are you doing? Who's this?

He's a friend of
Junior's, Farah's ex.

I've seen him hanging
out with Antoine.

Well, that's not
good for the kid.

Did you tell Farah?

It's not right it
should be on her.

I can't just stand by and
let her lose another kid.

Well, you're
dating the guy's ex.

You can't touch him.

How much does that cost?

$60.

I look that dumb?

Then why'd you ask?

To see if you'd lie.

Well, the fine I'm
letting you out of

is a lot more than that, anyway.

Yeah, you're a real prince.

Why are you here?

I...

I had a boyfriend who
beat the shit out of me,

and my mom said to suck it up.

I should've listened.

Okay.

Look...

Anyone gives you
any trouble now,

you know a cop.

Okay?

My name's...

Richard.

I keep telling you
don't bring me this stuff.

You see this stuff right here?

This stuff right here
is bad for my figure.

Mm-hmm.

But it's good for the soul.

Mm. I like that.

You taught me that.

Really?

Yeah.

Hey, what's all this
bullshit about you retiring?

Well, everybody's
got to someday, right?

Why put it off?

No.

It isn't time yet.

Hm.

What about you?

When you putting
back in for sergeant?

It's where you belong.

It means leaving everybody.

- Leaving 19.
- Mm-hmm.

Like I said, everybody's
got to someday.

Hey, hey!

Come help!

It's stuck in the sewer!

What's stuck in the sewer?

It's a cat. Listen.

I couldn't budge it.

All right, let's go see
what's going on here.

Mm-hmm.

All right. Here you go.

She had kittens.

She sure did.

All right.

Here we go.

I'm coming for you.

- Oh, let's go, let's go.
- Oh, Mama!

Come here.

All right, who's next?

- Do you mind?
- I can take her for you.

Hey, little guy.

- Come on.
- Oh!

- Hi, little guy!
- All right.

Now I'm gonna go for you.

All right.

Don't worry, I'm coming!

Don't worry! Don't worry.

Don't worry, I'm coming!

Attaboy.

- Oh!
- Hey, I'm sorry about that.

That's my fault. You okay?

- It's all right.
- You all right?

Leave me alone.

Hey, you sure you're okay?

You look like
you're on something.

- Really?
- You on something, sir?

Come here. Come with me.

Does it look like
I'm on something?

Hey, come on, come with me.

We don't have a problem.

Put your hands up
on the glass, please.

Yo, you got no
right to do this, man.

Hey, man, this will
just take a second.

I'm just gonna pat you down.

You got anything
sharp in your pockets,

anything that's gonna hurt me?

You serious?

Just gonna go into
your pocket here.

Quick grab.

Aw, come on, man.

Sir, what is this?

It's not mine.

- I asked you what it is, sir.
- I said it's not mine.

I'm gonna ask you one more time.

What do you have in
your pocket here, sir?

- It's nicotine.
- It's nicotine?

Nicotine?

Nicotine patches, is that it?

Sir, that's Fentanyl.

Hands behind your back.

Both of them behind your back.

You can't do this.

Chartier.

You were in booking?

I ran into something,
had to make an arrest.

- What?
- Fentanyl.

- 100 patches.
- Jesus.

With me.

What's up?

Jim Curran was killed tonight.

How?

In his car.

Two guys on a motorcycle.

Professional hit.

- They killed a cop.
- An ex-cop.

It's over the line.

We're putting you
and Detective Lapointe

under protection.

You're not going home tonight.

What?

Junior was arrested tonight.

What have you done?

He was carrying opioids.

That's what he was
exposing Antoine to.

I was dealing with it, Nick!

He's a criminal. He got caught.

I didn't know he was gonna
be carrying like he was.

But you decided to look.

I'm trying to protect you.

You have no right!

I don't need a cop.

I needed someone I could trust!

Ben?

I just brought some laundry.

Who the fuck are you?

Who the fuck are you?

Who the fuck are you?!

You know the cop?

Mm-hmm.

"Mm-hmm" what?

He lives here.

Not for long.