Crossing Lines (2013–…): Season 2, Episode 2 - The Homecoming - full transcript

The man you asked me
about, Philip Genovese?

- Yeah?
- He's back, too.

Is he the one from New York,
the one you were chasing?

When he does get back,

we've got something very
special planned for him.

I mean his little friend here.

What do you want?

Leave Shari out of it!
She's not a part of it!

She is now, sport.

Come on... we both knew
it was gonna end this way.

He runs a trafficking ring.



- Drugs?
- People.

Wait! Arabela, stay with Genovese
I'll be back as soon as I can.

He's dangerous, never forget that.

My boss is on his way. I'll be fine.

- Inspector Seeger.
- Just finishing off my notes.

So everything is all right in here, huh?

Absolutely perfect.

- What happened?
- It was my boss.

He attacked me. He helped him.

Hey, garbage boy. Guess
who's out of the hospital?

I can't wait for round two.

There's the door.

On me.

Remember, there's supposed to
be a dozen girls in that trailer.



If it jumps off, nobody
fires at the trailer.

Draw the skels away.

Let's roll.

Two, one, go!

Hold.

What are we doing?

- This is too easy.
- Not necessarily.

Mace...

Cammarata, light that cigar.

Okay, this is a setup.

Come on, back up. Slowly.

Let's get the Boom Squad in here,
find out what the hell is going on.

You look like you want to jump.

- Out of my skin.
- It's only been a few days.

You promised you'd listen to the doctors.

I thought they would be more reasonable.

You need to heal.

Which I could be doing at my desk.

But you wouldn't stay at your desk.

Merci, Monsieur. See?

Even Michel thinks you should stay at home.

No, I just declared that he
wouldn't stay at his desk.

I made no assessment beyond that.

If I'd known that would be the response,

I would have brought
them two weeks earlier.

That's for coming to visit.

He really is going out of his mind.

You're going out of your mind?

I need to ask you something.

Anything.

Why?

Why what?

Trying to kill me for stopping a
drug operation I understand perfectly.

But I keep thinking about this:

why did Dimitrov

take Rebecca and me hostage?

Why?

I'm sorry, Louis.

I... I don't know, yet.

We've cleared all the laser trip beams.

And there's definitely a bomb?

Bomb is an understatement. There's
enough explosive in that truck

to blow this whole block
back to the Stone Age.

This entire thing was a setup.
There are no girls at all?

I didn't say that.

One of my guys thought he heard
something in one of the trucks.

So we put up the portable x-ray.

Looks like people inside.

The girls are in there?

You took care of all the lasers?

And it seems the plastique is
just under the frame of the truck.

And all the doors are safe?

I said "seems."

Aw, dammit, we can't just...

Okay.

Everybody, find cover or get out of here.

It's really not a good idea.

Yeah, those words will
probably be on my tombstone.

But please, not today.

You know, you saved a
lot of lives here today.

I got four dead girls and two barely
breathing, and no idea who they are.

We haven't saved their lives yet.

I didn't just mean them.

Genovese...

Son of a bitch.

Amanda?

Did you forget to tell me something?

I have no idea what you're talking about.

The last we heard around here, you
had Phillip Genovese in custody.

Yeah.

Yeah, but not anymore.

How did you get this
number? Wait, wait, why?

He just tried to kill me
and an entire raid team.

- What?
- Yup.

He's in New York, and it looks
like he's settling old scores.

- Tommy?
- You quit?

I was going to call you.

Is this because they're saying
your boss was some kind of hero?

- That's part of it.
- That's not a reason to quit,

that's a reason to start screaming,

"That's a load of shite" from the rooftops.

- It's complicated.
- No, it's not.

There aren't that many good
cops, Seeger. You can't quit.

I believe my colleagues murdered
my boss and called it suicide,

a man so corrupt he helped
another murderer escape.

But what they're saying is a hero died.

None of it is true,

but it will be. It will be
official, and it will be true.

I'm sorry, Tommy. I just...

I can't devote my life to
a system capable of that.

- Major, hi!
- I do not need help.

Let me give you a hand.

Here, lean on me, mate.

You make me feel very, very old.

Young people don't make
you feel old, Louis,

it's old age that does that.

Torn ligaments and bruised ribs don't help.

No, I imagine not.

- Should you even be here, Sir?
- The doctors paroled me.

I promised to only do
things with no movement,

a promise I can keep since you
all created enough paperwork for me

to last a month.

I'm sure there's a "Thank you for
rescuing me" in there somewhere.

Anyone seen Carl?

Not since we came back.

He's been at the hospital with
the injured girl from the carnival.

- Tommy?
- Aye.

- Thanks for rescuing me.
- You're more than welcome, sir.

Oh, you are here.

I wish everyone was less surprised.

No, I mean, I just took
a phone call for you,

from the States, NYPD, a cop named...

- Andrews?
- Yeah, Amanda Andrews.

- Yeah.
- Hold on.

They should be coming through now.

The doctors here say that the four
dead girls appear to have suffocated

in the trailers after their beatings.

They're not sure why
these two even survived.

I appreciate your help IDing them.

I have put them through
everything that we have here,

but they are so disfigured it's impossible.

All the paperwork will be done,

and your team will have all
the authority they need, Louis.

I will do what I can.

I hope your device is as good as
Louis has told me, Kommissar Berger.

Yeah, me too.

- See you soon.
- Goodbye.

Okay, you all know what to do.
You have 20 minutes to gear up.

That was quick.

Ensconcing yourself in a new adventure.

Could I say no?

No, you could not.

I need to talk to you,

Louis. It concerns Rebecca.

You guys going somewhere?

I'm gonna see New York for the first time.

We have a case.

In New York?

Yeah, Genovese turned up there.

- How do you know that?
- The Major will explain it.

Is that right?

- He doesn't seem happy.
- Does he ever?

You okay?

Yeah.

I just...

I told Anne Marie I would
show her New York one day.

Excuse me, gentlemen.

Why does the team think
they're going to New York?

- I'll let you get to it, Major.
- Thank you, Dorn.

Hickman...

good work in London.

Congratulations.

Thank you, sir.

The team thinks they are going
to New York because they are.

Six European girls were found in New York,

victims of a trafficking ring.

Four are dead.

Those two were found so badly
beaten they cannot be identified.

NYPD asked us to identify
them and get them home.

Amanda is your contact there? Does she...

- call you about me?
- Yes.

So did she tell you that
I'm... I'm going there also?

She told me Genovese tried to kill her.

She didn't need to tell me you were going.

The team does not need to be involved
with this. This is my fight, Louis.

They don't seem so worried about it.

Yeah, well, they should be.

Your ticket is ready.

Flight is in two hours.

The ICC is not responsible for this, Louis.

The ICC team was requested,

not just some of them.

Get out of the way, man! Asshole!

Excuse you, mate! Jeez, it really is ruder.

You're from Belfast and you
think New Yorkers are rude?

But when the Irish are rude, we do
it with a little twinkle in the eye.

Yeah, like leprechauns.

That's still not funny, man.

Eva likes me.

Yeah, but I don't think
you're that funny either.

- I think you're funny, Sebastian.
- Thank you.

- Yeah, when he's insulting me.
- Usually.

Wow...

- She ought to be here.
- What's she like?

Amanda?

She's like a cop.

That's what she is. I
mean, what's she like?

That's for not calling
when Genovese escaped.

You hit me?

I wanted to run you over,

but transpo convinced me I don't
need another vehicle damage report.

Briefing upstairs in my office,

and then we'll get you to the
hospital so you can see the girls.

Now, that was funny.

I think I like her.

Yeah, I think we're going to be friends.

Yeah, I missed you, too, Mandy.

They arrived.

All right, stay with 'em.

Let me know when they move again.

Hey, buddy, how you doing?

Hey, you know what they
don't have in Europe?

A decent Red Hot.

Run three of them through
the garden for me, would ya?

I got a big day planned.

A big day.

I was able to get permission for you
to consult on the unidentified girls

based on the unique
abilities of your machine.

We believe them to be European.

One of them spoke French if that helps.

It cuts it down to 75 million people.

- If that's her only language.
- She was asking for help.

Well, then, it's probably
her native tongue.

29 countries.

Are we sure she isn't Canadian?

Canadians are usually brought
into the U.S. in a different place.

Right, Upper Peninsula, Michigan,
or Seattle through Vancouver.

- They do their research.
- What about Genovese?

- What about him?
- How are we going after him?

You guys are going to handle the women.

City's gonna have an issue

with international cops
bouncing around as it is.

If anyone asks what you're doing
here, these letters should help.

They also have my phone number on them.

Guns are okay?

- Do you have badges?
- Yeah.

This is America.

Oh, right, Cops and Robbers, huh?

Cops and Robbers.

What's this?

That is the organizational
chart for the trafficking gang.

This how we chased Genovese down.

NYPD doesn't have computers.

- I prefer old school.
- As in pre-electricity.

Any ideas how you're gonna find one tosser

in a city of nine-million people?

Yeah.

I have some thoughts.

After Étienne was born,
when you left The Hague,

the international justice
community suffered a loss, you know.

You are one of the most gifted
prosecutors I have ever worked with.

Your ability to

extract from those victims all the
information that we needed without

tearing them apart
emotionally was remarkable.

Quite, quite remarkable.

Michel, I couldn't.

I don't even know if I'm capable
anymore. It's been six years.

- My skills...
- Your skills.

You haven't lost your compassion,

you haven't lost your sense of decency,

and those are the qualities
that inform your skills

to make you a great
prosecutor. The rest of it,

well, you can brush up
on in books, for godsakes.

Well, I must think about it.

Yes.

Yes, you must.

Is there something else?

Working for the Court,

there are...

tangential ramifications

that you must take into consideration.

- Yes?
- Yes.

And what I'm talking about

directly pertains

to Étienne's death,

and why that happened.

Rebecca...

Alexander Dimitrov...

assassinated Étienne

to get back at you.

You the crew I'm taking
to Roosevelt Island?

This is them, they have some gear up front.

- Roosevelt Island?
- Yeah.

I put them in City Hospital
off the beaten path.

You ever go back out there?

To the Island?

No, not since my father died.

Yeah.

The funeral.

One day I wasn't backing you up.

A day to remember.

You know I don't blame you for this, right?

You don't have to.

How is it?

Pretty much the same as when I
left. I do less morphine, though.

That's probably a good thing.

Everyone is okay with them
being here, right? The kids?

They're not gonna step on any toes?

It's the NYPD, we have pretty big toes.

Well, if there's any problem,
you know, with anyone,

just... you let me know. What?

I've just never... I've
never seen this on you,

caring about someone else this way.

- They're good.
- Mmm.

Come on,

let's go and mess someone's day up.

Oh, my god.

To plot the assassination
of a child, a mind so sick!

What I did to him...

Étienne did not die
because of you, Rebecca,

- there was nothing...
- No, Michel,

to Louis.

I blamed him for more than a year.

You blamed Louis for what?

From the moment it...

I just assumed it was his
work that had caused it.

Does he know?

Does he know it was me?

No, not yet, no.

Oh, I need to...

Oh, my god.

I blamed him.

Major Daniel?

Thanks for coming, Detective.

It's not detective anymore.

Tommy told me. That's a shame.

Please have a seat.

I will find something else to do.

But you have not yet, have you?

No.

- Not yet.
- Good.

The team is in New York

trying to identify some
injured young women.

If we need to look here in Europe,
I will someone to get me there.

You mean, like to drive you?

Yes. You just told me you were free.

Am I crazy to miss the
gentle smell of urine?

Yes.

They're at Rollie's.

Okay, you and the boys
get to that other thing.

The van's ready and loaded at the shop.

You're not going to need any help?

For those two? I got all I need, Stosh.

Hey, what the... what the...

Hey, Rollie.

Miss me?

You've loosened a tooth.
I think it's a molar.

Quit bitching, Rollie.

What, do you want the street
to know you got your ass kicked

by a one-armed copper?

He was pretty surprised to see me.

It's always a shock to see a ghost.

I kind of can't believe
he tried to take me out.

Well, technically, he just facilitated it.

It was Genovese who made the play.

One day, remind me to
tell you how much I hate

when you say, "technically".

Why would I remind you to nag me?

Tommy, can you get that
table and put it over here?

Aye.

Get me the stand and the scanner.

Can you tell me how this works again?

Well, they can't be identified
because of the bruising and swelling

but their bone structure hasn't changed.

Like their cheeks?

Yeah, eye sockets.

The cartilage of their nose may be damaged,

but I can usually adjust for that.

Adjust?

I'm basically taking an X-Ray
of their bones under the damage,

and letting my programs
rebuild their muscle and tissue

the way an age progression program does.

This is not going to hurt them, right?

It won't even wake them up.

So basically, you're saying you are

able to see what they looked
like before they were injured?

Close enough so we can run them
through an Interpol database,

see if they have a record.

Trafficked women might
have a prostitution hit.

If we're lucky.

Broads are on the seventh floor.

G says in and out fast and make
sure they're dead this time.

Almost.

She's so beautiful.

She's not in any of the crime bases.

Damn.

We don't want the NYPD to think
we're a bunch of useless wankers.

We could have the doctors secure blood

and see if there's any DNA record.

Okay, well, I'll take care of that.

Sounds like an even wilder shot than
hoping they've got criminal records.

These girls are, like,
20 years old or something?

Aren't they more likely on Facebook
than on a criminal database?

Damn.

You can get into Facebook?

I don't have to get into it.
It's called social networking.

It's meant to be accessed.

You can run a photo through the site itself

and see if it matches
any photos already posted?

I'm supposed to know
what any of that means?

- What, you don't Facebook?
- Men don't Facebook.

I check my page about ten times a day.

I'm very disappointed
in you sometimes, Berger.

Okay, I'll go and see if
I can talk to the doctor.

We should try everything.

Yes... They're sisters.

Marie and Charlotte DuPuis from
Mont Saint-Martin in northern France.

You got all that from Facebook?

They're both tagged. Their photos
match photos from their walls.

McConnell.

What? Where?

They're walking towards the door,

four of them with automatic weapons.

There are four guys with
automatic weapons outside the door.

Eva, stall them for 30 seconds.

Are you serious?

Okay, when they start to come in
the room, push back on the door.

Might just give us the shock we need. Oh...

be careful, mate.

I'm not the one going out of the window.

Oh, God, pray for us sinners, now and
at the hour of our death. Amen. Amen!

This is a bad idea. Don't
look down, don't look down.

Oh, why'd you look down? You're so stupid.

Come on, come on, come on...

Do it, do it.

Scusi?

Salve.

What?

- She's Italian.
- Italian?

Lady, we're working here.

Police!

Drop your weapons! Drop
your weapons, now! Drop them.

Drop your weapon now.

Better listen to the lady.

All right, all right.

Where the heck are you cops from?

Hey!

You didn't fire a shot?

Well, in Europe it's different.
Not all cops and robbers.

Yeah, but if they'd gave me a reason,

I'd have blown their asses all to
hell, let the Devil sort them out.

Don't let these guys think
they're any tougher than us.

"Blow their asses to hell and
let the Devil sort them out"?

I'm pretty sure it's from Die
Hard 2. John McClane. Irish.

Ah, Irish-American.

- Yeah, but the attitude's all Irish.
- Okay.

Yeah, yeah, we're all fine.

Plus we potentially IDed the two girls.

They may be from Normandy,
Mont Saint-Martin.

Yeah, I'll send the information through.

No.

Sorry, I... I have no
idea where Hickman is.

Made a big mistake, Rollie.

Are you back on the job?

Pay attention to Andrews.

Is he healed or...?

What? What mistake?

Trying to set me up.

You sent me to that trucking company
and Genovese rigged it to blow.

What?

What... what trucking...

Why... why would I try to hurt you?

I like you.

Did you know that when people
lie, their blood pressure goes up?

Is that right?

The pressure rises,
blood goes up to the nose,

makes the tissue swell.
Causes a bad itching sensation.

- Like that?
- Yeah, mm-hmm.

You're saying that I'm lying.

Well, your nose is awful itchy.

Here's a question for you, Rollie.

Genovese spent the last
two years in Europe.

How come you weren't surprised
when she said he rigged it?

- You okay?
- I'm okay.

That's our van.

Was it now?

It just blew up.

Lucky we caught you then, huh?

Lucky?

You were supposed to be back
in that thing by now, yeah?

Someone wants you gone, man.

So how'd you know
Genovese was back in town?

What, how did I know?

Answering a question with a question.

Another sign of a liar.

I'm just trying to
understand what you're saying.

With you, Rollie, if your lips
are moving, you're lying. I mean,

why would Genovese

let a piece of shit like you know anything

about his plans?

- Give us a second, man.
- What are you doing, Tommy?

Wait there.

This is our chance to help Hickman.
That's their lorry just blew up.

- Genovese tried to kill him, too.
- Aye,

and I bet we can get this fella to
tell us where Hickman and Andrews

can find him because of it.

Well, we only have authorization
to identify the girls.

Since when do you care about authorization?

We could actually find
out where Genovese is.

That was your real mistake, Rollie,

never asking yourself why.

Like a fish, he... he doesn't ask

what the worm is doing
hanging in the water there.

He just takes it, and then he's
all surprised when there's a hook.

Fish, what fish? What... what
the hell are you talking about?

Oh, you got the brains of a fish.

Genovese told you he was bringing
those girls through New York

- so he could kill me, right?
- No.

No.

Look, I told you, it's just
what I heard on the street.

Oh, no, no. You did not hear

something that specific
on the street, Rollie.

Genovese knows you're a rat.
He knew you'd tell Andrews,

and then he could set her
up. That's what happened.

Whether she dies there or
not, either way he knows

that I'm coming back
to New York to get him.

You got played.

You have any idea what
he's going to do to you?

- Genovese just tried to kill you.
- Bullshit.

- And I thought my boss was bad.
- He wouldn't.

He wouldn't?

So you really think he's not
going to try to kill you again?

Well, here's the thing.

I guess this is the only chance
you have to save yourself here.

Tell us where Genovese is

so we can lock him up before
he gets another shot at you.

Tell her you set her up, confess.

It would make you feel so much better.

But I did not do that.
I would not set her up.

- It's Tommy, the Irish kid.
- Better take that.

Not yet.

Christ, Hickman, answer your phone!

Can we go a bit faster there, man?

- What if he doesn't answer?
- Well, keep trying.

Come on, Rollie,

tell Detective Andrews you set her up.

I told you, I would never set her up.

- I told you that.
- Oh, Rollie, we are so close.

It'll be okay. Just tell me.

Fine. Okay.

Look, I did not know that he was
going to try and kill you, okay?

I did not know that. No way.

But, yeah, I knew it was a set up.

Get up, put your hands behind your back.

- What?
- Stand up,

put your hands behind your back.

- You said it was going to be okay.
- This is okay for me.

- What?
- I'm good.

I'm not good. You said
it was going to be okay.

- I'm really good.
- You guys are crazy.

You said it was going to be okay.

You just...

You ca... You came here just for this?

Not exactly.

Tommy?

Jesus, Hickman, did you
go to an informant's flat?

Yeah, we're there now.

You've got to get out of there now, mate.

Look, I don't have time to tell you
how I know this, but it's a set-up.

Genovese knows you're coming.

He knew you'd go to that informant's flat!

- Tommy, take it easy.
- No, listen to me, man!

Calm down.

- Look, Genovese is coming to kill you both!
- Tommy, stop.

- No, but...!
- We know.

We know that he's coming.

We want him to.

We are okay.

Right?

So far.

- You got something for me?
- Oh, yeah.

It's small.

Well, size never matters, right?

That's just what girls tell
boys to make them feel better.

You ready?

Hey, hey,

listen,

I don't care about the
broad, but that guy cop,

he's mine.

Go, go.

All units, move in.

What's going on? I don't hear anything.

Drop your weapon!

He's going upstairs!

Perp made it to the roof of 1111 Arthur.

Seal the entire neighborhood.

Start going through every building.

Genovese!

We're here!

You want to finish
everything, how about now?

Right now!

You really think he's going to answer you?

No.

- What should we do?
- You go north, I'll go south.

If I say be careful, will it matter?

Careful would have stayed in Europe.

Drop the gun. Drop it.

Drop the gun.

Hey, hey. Hey.

This a familiar sight, huh?

Me, a rooftop, gun,
NYPD. Oh, wait a second.

I'm sorry, I forgot you
weren't there that day.

- Too bad for your boy.
- My boy?

You went pretty far away to hide from him.

Europe?

I went to Europe because of you.

In my line of work,

there's a lot of worry
about Detective Andrews,

NYPD trafficking specialist.

"Specialist" suggests an
asshole like you is hard to find,

or handle.

I do okay.

Pulled your strings pretty easy today.

That's because you're out of options.

- I'm out of options?
- Yeah.

You really think you're
going to walk off this roof?

- I do.
- You do.

You know why?

I think I've got a major insurance
policy right in front of me.

Insurance policy?

Yeah. You're a hostage.

You better have a hell of
a lot more than that gun

if you think you're going to
scare me into being your hostage.

Is that right?

My dad used to pull a gun on
me and my brother just for fun.

On the weekends, when he was real drunk,

he'd add a couple rounds to the mix,

pull the trigger now and then.

Didn't take me long to develop a real

I don't give a shit attitude
about a gun to my head.

Wow.

That was amazing.

- Now we're going to move.
- No.

- Move.
- Shoot me.

- Stop moving.
- No.

- We're going to go now.
- No.

- Shoot me.
- I said move.

Better give up before someone kills you.

- She is so right.
- Hey, Carl.

- How are you, buddy?
- Shoot him, Carl.

If you pull that trigger,
I'm going to pull mine.

I don't care, Carl. Shoot him.

You know, by the way you shoot,

you got a better chance of
hitting this bitch anyway.

- Did you just call me bitch?
- Yes, I did, bitch. Shut up.

- Big mistake.
- Carl, shoot him.

Hey, stop moving, I mean it...

You know what? Shoot me,
and then shoot him! Do it!

Stop moving. Stop moving!

You want to cuff him?

I still haven't figured out
how to do that one handed.

Right.

All units,

suspect is in custody.
Let's clean up this mess,

get this neighborhood back to normal.

Cuff him.

You all right?

Me? Are you okay?

I did take all the chances, didn't I?

I'm never going to let you forget that.

Your father played Russian Roulette on you?

I didn't know.

Oh, Carl,

you gotta stop believing
everything you hear.

Can you imagine? Your daughters
missing almost one year,

not knowing if they are alive or dead?

You wanted me to see that.

When I asked you to help,

I could not have known we would
actually identify these women.

- You know that.
- Yes.

But you wanted to remind
me that cops do good things.

That won't make me not quit.

I'm not trying to get
you back to your old job.

I understand perfectly why you quit.

- You do?
- Yes.

The hardest moment in every cop's life,

it's when they realize how
scary it is to be the police.

Scary?

You think it's about fear?

Yes, I do.

And what exactly am I afraid of?

A good cop spends almost every
moment of every day afraid.

Afraid of losing their life.

Afraid of taking a life.

Afraid that someone they're responsible for

might be hurt or killed.

Afraid of taking action.

Afraid of not taking action.

What if you arrest someone and
make a mistake on the paperwork?

What if, because of your
not doing the job well,

someone else is victimized?

What if you might not be good enough
to prevent someone from escaping?

Afraid that you might fail.

I let you all down.

No.

If not for you,

we would not have Tommy back.

I need a mind like yours on my team.

Excuse me?

Join us, Arabella.

Join the ICC team.

We're all packed.

I'm not surprised.

How's that?

You know how many nights you left and

stuck me with the paperwork?

You're better at it.

Anyway, I'll have to do all that
extradition stuff on the other side.

No, you'll have one of those kids do it.

Yeah. Definitely.

You doing all right?

I was thinking

once the extradition comes through, I could

maybe be his escort.

Bring Genovese over there myself.

I think that'd be great.

But move first, though.

I'm sorry?

Louis says you live in a shit hole.

Oh, that's what Louis says, huh?

And I'm not staying in a shit hole.

No, I don't imagine that you would.

- You know I...
- I know.

Me too.

Be careful out there.

You take care of those kids.

Louis?

Oh.

I know I was supposed to stay here.

I only made a notification, I promise.

Rebecca, what's wrong?

I have to tell you something, Louis.

Something terrible.

You can tell me anything.
It will be all right.

That's just it.

I'm afraid it won't be all right.

There's nothing you could ever say

that would change what I feel for you.

Oh, Louis...