Third Watch (1999–2005): Season 4, Episode 14 - Collateral Damage: Part 1 - full transcript

Emily is lying unconscious in the hospital. Cruz and Bosco go on the hunt for drug suppliers after they find Cruz's sister in the ER with an overdose. Kim is putting off making her statement about Carlos.

Previously on "Third Watch.."

One, two, three.

- 'Why didn't you call me?' - I did.

- Oh, God. - Honey. Honey, I did.

I did call.

It's okay.

It's okay. No, no, no..

What if he would've called your bluff?

- Bluff? - Yeah.

You never tell a skell
you're gonna do something

you're not prepared to do.



When was the last bad storm, like, '97?

'96, 29 inches in two days.

- Get dressed. - What?

I'm not gonna have my
best paramedic riding a mop

when I need help out on the street.

How can we be talking
about working with Carlos?

He's been suspended.

I just saw him get in the room

with Doc a while ago, in uniform.

You know, forget the
bad. Get on with the good.

Oh, okay.

Maybe that's why you guys are all drunks.

You shouldn't judge people.

You probably won't even notice you're high.



- Eric! - Officer. Officer!

- Oh! - Eric, where is Emily?

Emily!

Oh, my God. Emily!

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It's almost gone.

All that snow is just little piles now.

Good.

Didn't it seem like it stayed
around longer when we were kids?

I don't really remember, Fred.

Well, her latest run of vitals look strong.

Yeah, what?

But Ketamine's a dangerous
drug if it isn't properly used.

Now, the street variety
which your daughter ingested

isn't even for humans.

- It's a horse tranquilizer.
- Yeah, we know what it is.

Well, then you know
there's no way of being sure

of the potency or exactly
how much she took.

Well, if you're concerned about potency

how come the kid that did this to her

didn't have the same reaction?

Everyone reacts differently, okay?

It's, uh, based on body
weight, uh, amount ingested.

When is she gonna wake up?

We don't know.

We've done everything we can for her.

The only thing left now is to wait.

But like I said, her vitals are good.

I'm gonna have a nurse
remove her ventilator tube.

'Okay. What about a room now?'

Why are we still down here in emergency?

Uh, well, we're still
working on that, Mr. Yokas

but the hospital's pretty full right now.

I gotta get back, but I'm gonna
be out there if you need me.

So you think this was done to her?

What?

The boy that did this to her.

Fred, Emily's never done drugs.

How the hell would she even know

how to get her hands
on the horse tranquilizer?

You know what it's like to be a teenager.

Meaning what?

You know how teenagers can get into things.

Faith?

What's happening?

Faith?

- I'm not drunk! - You're drunk!

- I'm not drunk, ma! - Get in here..

Not this teenager.

Not Emily.

Come to the chapel with me.

- No. - Faith.

Fred, I don't wanna leave the room.

Just to pray.

No, if I wanna pray, I'll just pray here.

Chapels are comforting.

Fred, it's just a closet.

And the hospital
decided to call it a chapel.

If that makes you feel comforted

you knock yourself out.

I'm just gonna stay here with Emily.

I won't be long, okay?

- Hey. - 2-12. The door's open.

- Gonna go downtown today? - Yeah.

They want me to make a statement on Carlos.

Good. About time we
got this mess over with.

- Oh, man. - Ew!

That's, uh, v-vomit over there.

Yeah, I'll do the test, stuff
coming from the other end.

Let's roll her.

Here. One, two, three.

This is Adam 5-5-3-1-6.

Why did he even bother calling for help?

Okay.

- Ugh! Oh! - Yup.

- Is she alive? - Barely.

- Ugh! - What is that?

- Crap! - Exactly.

- Resps are only four.
- Well, intubate her.

Way ahead of you.

Ooh. Here.

It's not often you need
this around the living.

I see the cords.

Is it crack?

Yeah, it's something illicit.

When will these kids learn, huh?

Kids? She looks like she's a 100 years old.

Well, she's probably more like 20 or so.

You got an ID?

'I haven't seen any.'

I'm in.

- 'Okay.' - Um..

Let's, uh..

Let's get her hooked up and
see what kinda rhythm we got.

Aha!

Sul.

Yeah.

- Looks like meth, Doc. - Yeah, great.

5-5 Charlie to Central,
We got an OD. Dislocation.

Show us out, escorting the medics to Mercy.

Draw me some Narcan,
case this heroin on board-two.

- And then let's get her movin'.
- Already on it.

Two mgs of Narcan.

Okay, here we go.

Alright, here she comes.

Miss?

Can you hear me?

Paramedics are gonna take
you to the hospital, okay?

Oh, my, God..

I still can't believe people
do this to themselves.

- 'Any change?' - No.

I love you, baby.

Did you call Mrs. O'Brien?

Charlie's fine. He wants to come down here.

- Absolutely not. - That's what I told him.

- How is she doing? - She's still asleep.

What's happening to that son of a bitch

that did this to her?

- He's goin' home. - What?

Yeah. His father's
signing him out right now.

The kid says your daughter
took the Special K voluntarily.

No, she did not.

'Well, until she wakes
up and says different'

'there's really nothing we can do.'

I mean, he doesn't have anymore on him.

Checked the car, the car is clean.

We don't have anything to hold him on.

Oh, that little bastard.

We got his address, Faith. Alright?

He goes to school with Em.

- He's not goin' anywhere. - Yeah.

Just focus on getting your
daughter better right now, okay?

We'll take care of Eric
Beckman when the time is right.

- Let's go. - Right.

I have my cell, Fred, okay?
Let me know how she's doing.

- Thank you. - Okay.

- I want this kid, Bosco. - So do I.

Okay? Call me.

How could you do this?
Do you wanna be like him?

You wanted some more hoping that people

laugh at you behind your back?

No, I'm fine! It's all you ever want.

Hi.

Daughter's never done dope before?

No. She's a pretty good kid.

In that case, they'll
have a place to start.

Maybe it was forced on her.

Fourteen-year-old girl parks in a junkyard

in a snowstorm with little Eric pretty boy.

Doesn't sound like
someone who's being forced

to do much of anything.

Yeah, maybe the guy lied to her.

What?

How did we ever get a drug
problem in this country, hm?

Kids are ODing and the adults
are blaming everyone else.

Now, Cruz. I just called the house for you.

Sully and I caught an OD with a possession.

Well, not one of the ODs
we're already here on.

Nah, this is a girl from one
of those dumps on a 109th.

So why are you telling me?

This girl said she wanted to talk to you.

You care to guess which one?

You're halfway there. Come on, come on.

- What does she have on her? - 'Come on.'

She wouldn't tell us who sold it to her.

About time she's charged.

- She's not gonna be charged. - Excuse me?

- 'Come on.' - This goes away.

Sully's on the horn
with the boss right now.

'Maritza, Maritza.'

You get high?

- Why the charcoal? - She's under neuros.

She's hypothermic, she has
an arrhythmia. Don't scratch.

Don't know for sure what she took

so I ordered a tox screen
and a charcoal slurry.

Methamphetamine.

And she smoked it. You
don't need the charcoal.

- What? Are you sure? - I'm sure.

Alright, well, no more charcoal.
Keep her in a cooling blanket.

And I want a EKG every 30 minutes.

If the meds didn't arrive when they did

she might've had a heart attack.

Sarge, what's goin' on?

Hey, you wanna tell me who's this?

My sister.

I appreciate it, Sully.
Alright. Thanks a lot.

'I talked to Davis.'

He will forget this ever happened.

Good.

- You want a suggestion? - No.

You might be better off if you
let your sister take her lumps.

She gets off the hook,
what's that gonna do? Hm?

'I'm not passing judgment here.'

Believe me, my brother
Mike, he's a coke-head himself.

I know.

Locked him up for it.

Yeah. Listen to me.

You give her a pass
every time she gets popped

isn't gonna help her.

Thank you, Mr. Tough-love.

Thank you very much, and
you can just explain to me

what putting her in
jail is gonna do for her.

It might make her face reality.

Right.

Reality, hm?

See, um..

Here's what's wrong with your little plan

as it applies to my family.

See, a white boy, he can
still make it in this world

with a drug record if he goes straight.

My Latina sister. Heh.

She's got two strikes against her

and I'm not gonna help her get a third.

Whatever.

Like you said, it's your family.

Mm-hmm. You know
what I'm gonna do for them?

I'm gonna find whoever sold this to her

and I'm gonna make sure
that they never do it again.

'It's quiet now, if we're
gonna make a statement'

on this Carlos thing, we
should probably go downtown.

Yeah.

You need anything from
the house before we go?

- Uh-oh. - What?

Well, there's a traffic accident.

What are you, what are you doin'?

Well, they may need our help.

Looks like a fender bender.

Well, I just wanna check it
out and make sure they're okay.

Kim..

- Hey. FDNY. You guys alright?
- Yeah, we're fine.

Yeah, he, uh, stopped a little short

and I just kissed his ass in.

- Stopped short? - No, oh..

I-I didn't mean to.. Totally my fault.

Alright, were you wearing your seatbelt?

- Yeah. I said I'm fine. - Alright.

Doc, can you get me a C-collar?

- What? - 'No, he-he said he's alright.'

Well, why don't you sit down?

You know, whiplash can
be a very serious injury.

- Whiplash? - He doesn't have whiplash.

- I'm sorry, are you a doctor? - No.

Well, then you aren't really qualified

to make that diagnosis, now, are ya?

Doc, can I please get that C-collar?

Kim, can I see you over here for a second?

Alright, you know what,
just try not to move, alright?

Yes, ma'am.

- What are you doin'? - Well, m-my job.

Your job is not to ride around

and look for people
to take to the hospital.

Well, there's a traffic accident.

- I know what happened here... - Excuse me?

Be with you in a second, okay?

I really think I should go get checked up.

- What? - Oh, this is just great.

I don't wanna take any chances.

- You see what you did, lady? - Well..

So are you asking us to
take you to the hospital?

Uh, uh, I think I'm startin' to feel it.

Does it look pretty
bad? Is it gettin' worse?

Why don't you try and relax?
We'll take care of you, okay?

'Come, sit here, and let me check you out.'

Which one you buy it from?

- Don't do this, Ritza. - Mm-hmm.

I just kept you from bein' locked up.

- You got a debt to pay, Lettie.
- I didn't ask you to.

- Give me that back. - Mm.. What?

I just needed it to get me over the crash.

Who'd you score it from?

I want you to look at me
and I want you to focus

and I want you to tell
me who you scored from.

If I did, they'll come after me...

No, he will not. He's gonna be locked up.

And you're gonna be in
rehab. He will not find you.

I don't need rehab. It was one slip, man.

Give me that, give me that. Who was it?

Look at me.

Who'd you go to?

Who'd you go to? Was
it Henry? Henry P., huh?

Go see Geronimo? Chico?

Oh, oh. Uh-huh? Again, huh?

Ritza, come on. Just one hit.

- Who is it? - Rehab.

Yeah.

You are not allowed on the drug

not while you live in this house.

Your father is a failure.

He's a pitiful failure.

Years ago

when we first got married..

I had dreams. He had dreams.

He was, he was a lot like you.

He was smart, outgoing.

Never in a million years
would he have thought

that h-he would end up like this.

He gave his life to a bottle.

And he can never get it back.

And I'll never get mine back.

And I hate him for it.

And I hate him for showing you all that.

And most of all, I hate myself..

For not protecting you better

for not s-s-stopping him

from showing you all that.

- Sorry. - It's not your fault, honey.

Hey, um, I have relatively good news.

- Relatively? - Yeah.

We have a bed available upstairs.

- 'Guess who, Chico?' - What the hell?

What did I tell you about my sister?

'Why? I need that.'

You didn't follow our plan, Chico.

So now you're gonna have
to give me someone to look at

other than you.

I can't.

You ready for the trip?

Please.

Mm, why don't you give me someone?

What?

'Give me a name.'

Ah..

Hm? There's not much left here.

Please.

Name and address.

- Name and address. - Ramon.

Lives on the 143rd and Riverside.

In an apartment there.
Building on the corner.

Second floor, 3-B.

Let's go.

- Faith? - Mom.

Ma, I told you, you
didn't have to come down.

- How is she? - She'll be fine.

- You know this? - She will be.

Oh. How long has this been going on?

- What? - The drug thing.

It hasn't been going on.

- This is the first time? - Yes.

Faith, don't lie to me. I've
had teenagers, remember?

Ma, what are you talking about?

I never did drugs.

I didn't.

I wanna go sit with my granddaughter.

Uh, which room is she in?

Straight ahead.

Ramon?

Take him. Take him.

Surprise! Get on the ground.

- God, my nose, man! - Shut up!

- Shut up. - Get dressed.

You're not gonna wait for his permission.

This is your chance to
get out of here. No arrest.

Get away from this cabron.

You got ten seconds to
decide. He got a wallet?

I don't think he has anything on him.

Where's your ID, huh?
Where's your ID, jagoff?

On the table, man.

Here you go. He promise
you anything else, you take it.

Oh, looks like you got a lot of..

Cold medicine over here, huh?

Diet pills?

Tryin' to lose a few pounds, huh?

'It's flu season.'

We're here for two reasons, Ramon.

Number one, you're gonna tell us

who you're building up
this ephedrine supply for.

Number two, this one's really important.

- You know this girl?
- And I've never seen her...

Well, I'm gonna make
sure you see that girl.

- Uh.. - I'm gonna see you look.

Do you see it, hm?

Do you see it?

Hm?

If you or one of your jagoffs

ever sell meth to that little girl

I will come back

and I will shoot them off

one at a time.

- Alright. No, no. - Okay?

I won't, I won't sell to anybody.

Who do we talk to next?

I'll tell you, okay? I'll tell you.

'He lives around 53, 110th Street.'

- Ah! - Ugh!

There you go.

- 'Hi, baby.' - Shh!

- 'Why?' - Emily's sleeping.

Oh. Shh.

You were supposed to
be home four hours ago.

What time is it? - 'It's 11:30.'

I told you I was gonna stop with the guys.

- Yeah, for one.
- Mm-hmm, that's all I had.

A really big one.

Oh, come on.

I tried to call you and tell
you I was gonna be late

couple of times, but the line was busy.

Busy? They turned the phone off again.

- That's not fair. - Fair?

Yeah, they could've given us a warning.

'Fred, don't talk to
me about fair, alright?'

'How much money did you spent tonight?'

I bought a few rounds.

Fred, we can't afford to buy a few rounds.

Hey, Em. You want a
glass of water, sweetie?

Go to bed.

- Finish yet? - Just about.

Just about? How long does a run sheet take?

Well, I had too many
mistakes, I had to start over.

- What's going on? - Nothing.

- Is this about going downtown? - No.

Because, uh, if you don't
wanna go, just tell me.

You don't have to manufacture assignments.

Look, that guy could've had a neck injury.

You, of all people, should
know how serious that can be.

What? Where the hell did that come from?

Kim, you don't talk to me like that.

Look, he requested to go to the hospital.

That's what we do, Doc.

After you convinced him he was hurt.

You know what, I am so sick

of everyone taking all
their crap out on me.

No, no. Kim.

Kim. Kim, talk to me.

I didn't manufacture that traffic accident.

And I'll go downtown when I'm ready to.

- Okay. - Can I move this cart now?

- Please? - Now, why don't you wanna go?

Look, I've got a job to do,
Doc, I can't just drop everything

because some pencil-pushing
bureaucrat wants to talk.

Okay. So you're proving a point?

That's why you're gonna
piss them off down there

so they can look hard at you, too?

I don't care how they look at me.

Well, you should, I'm not
the only one that's gonna ask

why Carlos was in the
back of the bus with that girl.

Think they're gonna ask you
why he was in the street with you?

- If they do, that's on me. - Well..

And if they ask me, then
I'll handle it myself, too.

What, you think you're the
only one who can handle it?

I don't get this. All they
want is your statement.

You know what I don't get
is some of the unbelievable

stupid decisions you've made lately.

Hold on. Wait.

I'm, I'm not gonna get mad

no matter how much you try to hurt me.

Talk to me, Kim. Tell me what's going on.

I don't know what I'm gonna say down there.

- Doc. - Tell the truth.

I told them the truth
when the cops asked me.

And what good did that
do me? Carlos hates me.

You're pissed at me.

Do you want me to lie, Doc?

Do you want me to tell them that
I know that he didn't touch her?

I mean, will that make all of this go away?

Because I thought about it a lot

and I don't know if I can do that.

You didn't see anything,
you didn't see anything.

Tell the truth.

But you also know that that girl

never called out from the back.

I mean, she never said anything to you

about being molested.

I mean, did she have a
chance at the hospital?

Could she have said something?

Yeah.

Then say that, too.

You wanna tell the truth, tell all of it.

They said it would be okay
to rub some ice on her lips.

Oh.

Where's my mom?

- Went to call your dad. - 'Oh, great.'

You know what I keep thinking about?

Her first day at kindergarten.

I think it was harder on
me than it was on her.

I stood there outside the
window until she was finished.

I don't think she ever looked up.

Well, she's always been independent

right from the beginning.

I remember her telling
me how to tie her shoes

when she was, like, four.

She wanted the bunny ears.

I still tie my shoes like that.

- You two are so much alike. - Hm.

Like oil and water.

Oh, come on.

Remember that look you both used to give me

when I came home after a few too many?

Stand in the living room
with your hands on your hips?

Yeah.

- That happened a lot. - 'What?'

You coming home drunk, that happened a lot.

That was a long time ago, honey.

- I know. - I'm a different person.

I know, Fred.

I'm sorry for those times.

I keep trying to figure
out how we got here.

Standing by our daughter's bed

while she fights off a drug overdose.

Police.

Too late.

Ah, they're gone.

How could they have known we were coming?

We were being so inconspicuous and all.

Open a window.

No radio. This whole place could blow.

I'm gonna go up and see the super.

- Find out who owns this hole. - No.

What, what the hell are we doing?

- Police work. - "Police work?"

Yeah, we're shutting down dope dealers.

- You got a problem with that? - Well..

In case you're not keeping score

we haven't arrested anybody yet.

We're just walking
around threatening people.

Well, these people

have been threatening
my community my entire life.

I'm not giving them half
of what they deserve.

So this is about your community?

Yeah. I live here.

It's my neighborhood, not yours.

I don't care how many
doors we knock down, alright?

You're not gonna be able to
keep all the dope in the world

away from your sister.

I'm gonna try.

So how far are we gonna go?

When we get to Mr. Big
or whatever, how far?

'Cause I doubt that you're
gonna be able to scare him

into not selling dope in your community.

So then what are we gonna do, hm?

I guess I'll do anything.

How are you holding up?

When was the last time you had some sleep?

I'm fine, ma.

You know, you should go in the lounge.

You could lie down on one of those couches.

And I-I'm here, Fred's here.

I could probably get them to bring a cot.

Put him right here in the room.

I don't wanna lay down.

You know, I-I-I wasn't implying anything

when I asked how long
this had been going on.

I think you're a good mother.

Good?

- I'm a great mother. - Of course, you are.

This is in no way any reflection on you.

I know that.

I just thought, you know, maybe that's why

you didn't wanna tell me
what's really going on with Emily.

There's nothing really going on with Emily.

She had a crush on a boy
and he made her do drugs.

- "He made her?"
- Ma, Emily doesn't do drugs.

She doesn't experiment with drugs, okay?

And I talk to her, and we
know each other, okay?

- I know her. - Okay.

Do you think that if she
was that kind of a person

that I wouldn't know that?

Do you think that if she was taking drugs

that I couldn't tell?

- I am her mother.
- Alright, I-I-I get that.

You would know. I guess you would know.

And I don't have any regrets.

Well, good.

And I don't hate myself for anything.

Excuse me? Uh, what-what
exactly are we talking about here?

Do you remember that you
told me that you hate yourself

because you let me see daddy as a drunk?

No.

Well, I don't hate myself.

And when my husband
had a problem, I fixed it.

I didn't sit around crying about it.

- I never cry... - You cried a lot.

Well, a-anyway

you-you-you s-seem to
have turned out just fine.

Well, however I seem to have turned out

has nothing to do with you.

I did this by myself.

In spite of you and daddy and Fred

I did this myself.

Well, I-I think it's time for me to go.

I think that's a great idea.

What's the matter, ma?

Would you rather that I regretted

all the choices I made?

Someone should stop by the house

and check on Charlie.

He shouldn't be alone right now.

- Call me if there's any change. - Yeah.

And I would know

I would know if my daughter is doing drugs.

Mom.

Mommy, I'm sorry.

There's a lot of traffic
going on up there, you know?

The neighbors have been complaining

that they keep the
music going on all night.

You, uh, didn't notice the smell
coming from that apartment?

No, the man there tells
me he likes to roast nuts.

That's, uh, methamphetamine.

When it's cooking, it
smells like that of almonds.

- I knew that guy was not good.
- What did this man look like?

Well, he's, uh, one of
them biker-types, you know?

Uh, uh, big, maybe, uh, six feet.

Puffed up with a lot of tattoos.

- You got a name? - 'Well..'

I could give you the
name that's on the lease

but, uh, I don't think it's him.

- Why? - 'Because, uh..'

This guy is definitely white.

And the name on the
lease is a, it's Latino name.

Here. There you go.

I knew it. I knew that he was no good.

I got a nose for it, you know?

I'm a super here.

I know stuff.

Yeah.

- You're like Sherlock Holmes. - Sarge.

- Yeah. - You should get a look at this.

What do you got? What do you got?

Apartment's in your sister's name.

Officer Yokas? Mrs. Yokas,
your daughter, she's awake.

- I'm sorry, mommy. - It's okay.

Oh, it's okay, Emily.

Oh, it's okay, baby.

'Can I please have some damn water?'

What are you doing out here?

Can you get me water?

You really got your sister
going overboard for you, huh?

What the hell is my
sister doing in the hallway?

- I'm busy here. - She's in the hallway.

There's nowhere else to put her, okay?

As soon as her vitals
stabilize, I'm letting her go.

What about the little white
girl that was in there, huh?

- You found a place for her.
- Are you kidding me?

You don't see the difference
between a 20-year-old junkie

who's been fighting to
leave since she got here

and an unconscious
14-year-old in a Ketamine stupor?

I think your judgement's
just a little clouded, officer.

- Sergeant. - Well, that's a damn shame.

Your sister has no medical
reason to be in the hospital.

The reason why she's in the hallway

is because we don't have the
space in the emergency room

to babysit her while she detoxes.

If you're so unhappy with the facilities

why don't you sign her out AMA?

I think you should be let go

so you can get right back out there

and either finish killing yourself..

Or grow up.

You're like a child, touching fire

and everyone keeps
you from burning yourself.

Undo these restraints then,
huh? Let me go get burned, papi.

Hm.

Do you wanna tell me what
your name is doing on the lease

of an apartment that's
being used as a meth-lab?

Wait-wait, uh, it's not, uh, like that.

Oh, then what's it like? Please tell me.

'Cause I'd really like to know, Lettie.

I was doing nice.

You know, tweaking really hard and..

I got hooked again.

And then I was in-in
this guy for some money

and-and he said he could
find ways for me to work it off.

You know, ways.

You mean, like hookin', huh?

He wanted me to work it off.

But I wouldn't do that,
Ritza, I wouldn't do it...

So, what, he had you put
your name on the lease for him?

He said he'd give me a pass on the money

if I sign, if I sign the lease.

And you didn't, you didn't
think this was important

to mention to us, three hours ago?

Bosco.

- What guy? - What?

Look at me.

Who was it?

Gary Barnes.

They call him Animal. He
makes, he makes the ice.

- Where is he?
- Ritza, he's a bad guy. He...

- Where do I find him?
- I'm sorry. I'm scared.

You tell me where I find this guy.

There is a house in Rockaway.

I've been there. I don't have the address.

You're gonna get dressed.
I'm gonna get you some clothes.

You're gonna get dressed, you
are gonna take us to the house

and then I'm gonna make sure you're safe.

Grow up.

I think it was supposed to be a right.

- We're driving in circles here.
- It's right.

Would you just drop
me off at my place after..

I-I-I got some stuff to..

No, I'm gonna take you over to my place.

- Get you something to eat.
- No, I'm-I'm alright.

When was the last time you had a real meal?

- Here. - What?

It's-it's on this block.

- Are you sure? - Yeah.

The white house over there, near the end.

The one with the windows.

Wait, that-that's him.

We'll have to call HAZMAT.

Sarge, listen to me, if
they're cooking it in there

the whole damn place is contaminated.

We should call it in.

So he cooks the stuff
in there, in the house?

Yeah, boss, it's Cruz.

Uh, could you call the DA

for, uh, oral application of a warrant for

'4-5-0 Rockaway Boulevard?'

'Yeah, I'm sitting out front
with a confidential informant'

who relates drugs are
being cooked inside right now.

'Mm-hmm, yeah, I'm gonna need HAZMAT'

and a lab as soon as
possible and fire standing by.

Thanks. Thanks, lieu.

Wait, wha-what's happening?

It's over now, okay?

Get you better.

I'm sorry, Ritza.

It's okay, you have a sickness.

- Gary! - Lettie!

- Damn it! - Lettie, no!

10-13! 10-13!

Gary! Gary!

I told you that I'm okay. We're okay.

I-I told you. I'm fine.

- What are you doing? - I told you.

Lettie!

- 'Where did she go?' - Lettie!

- Get away from me! - Get out!

Drop your gun or I'll pull these!

- Drop the gun! - Well, shut up..

Drop the gun! Put the gun down!

- What you doing to my sister?
- She's your freaking sister?

'No!
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