Third Watch (1999–2005): Season 4, Episode 16 - 10-13 - full transcript

The cops chase false "officer down" calls while crimes are being committed elsewhere. Ty is getting tired of Sully's behavior and is thinking about moving on from their partnership.

Previously on "Third Watch.."

People versus Nieto.

She never said anything to
you about being molested.

And I really don't believe

that he would ever harm anyone like this.

I don't care that you're older than me.

I do.

You or your paramedics have to say

"Sir, do you realize you're
in grave danger of dying?"

I need you to tell us who
told you to hurt Miguel White?

'Thank you.'



- You heard that? - Every word.

Did he really give you Vernon?

Just between you and me, is it true?

Completely true.

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Please calm down. I can't understand you.

- He has a gun? - Jeremy, how old is your..

Don't open the door.

Officers are on the way, sir.

Why is it some shifts feel
like they're never gonna end?

That's funny?

Time to go in.

We got, like, 32 minutes.
What are you laughin' at?

Nothin'.



You're still smirking.

- I am? - Yeah.

It's your gettin'-some smirk.

I don't have a gettin'-some smirk.

Who is it? Burglary girl?

- Tori? - 'Mm.'

Yeah, I guess I was thinkin' about Tori.

- Let's get somethin' to eat.
- It's kind of late.

It will help the time to pass.

Doesn't this shift feel
like it's never gonna end?

- Catch your flies, Davis. - Alright, ahem.

You going back out?

You get a flu shot this year?

No, sir, I haven't, but..

I think the government
givin' out free shots.

Oh, you'd rather pay for them?

No, I bet those Tuskegee guys out there

were gettin' a good deal.

- The pilots? - No, the..

Forget it, ahem.

I don't need you out too.

You think Sully's gonna come
up with sick report tomorrow?

I don't know. I hear he's pretty bad.

- I need to talk to you. - What?

I need to talk to you.

Unless you're gonna buy me another drink.

Here. Over here, Sully.

Sounds serious.

You aren't gonna spank me, are you, Louie?

Hey.

No, no, no. Guys, come on!

- We're just gettin' started.
- We can't, buddy.

Hey, come on! Hey, Sully's buyin'.

'Oh, no. There's a problem.'

You gotta settle up.

Yeah.

Sorry. Sorry.

What do I owe ya?

- I drank all of that? - Five nights.

It's $300.

Does this include the patrolman's discount?

Since the third drink I've
been buying you back.

Louie, uh..

I don't have 300 bucks.

Sully, didn't I tell you?

Didn't I say don't screw me around here?

Look, I ain't supposed to run anybody...

Listen, listen.

Look, I got, uh, 60 bucks.

Alright? Take it.

On Friday, I'll get my paycheck

and I'll be in here to square it, alright?

Look, Sully. You got a new place, right?

Why don't you stay home and relax a bit?

You can't sit here forever.

She wouldn't want that.

She's not here, is she?

I guess not.

My mistake.

But you're cut off until
you settle this debt.

You're damn right it's your mistake.

Slow down, sir. Is the officer
in uniform or plain clothes?

Right. Stay on the line.

In the 55 precinct, we have a 10-13.

10-13 at 69th and Sherow.

'Anonymous caller
states plain-clothed officer'

'struggling with two
males at the location.'

'Units, respond.'

55 David is rolling.

'We're getting more
calls now on the 10-13..'

Come on, let's go.

'Male officer calling
for help inside the park.'

Bosco!

'55 Precinct, you're
getting additional call.'

55 David is 84.

We have an abandoned
vehicle at the entrance to the park.

Spread out. Set up a perimeter.

Nobody in or out.

Now come on, spread out.
Let's check out the whole park.

You guys go that way.

Yokas, Bosco, Davis, straight ahead.

You guys, over that way.
55 Lieutenant to Central.

Have Sector Henry cover
the north side of the park

and get me ESU, Aviation
and K-9 here, Central.

'Copy that. All units to be notified.'

Over here! We got a PD jacket over here!

Negative, lieutenant, we are not receiving

any further calls into the
911 regarding the 10-13.

'5 Lieutenant to Central.'

Check with Street Crime
and have them do a rundown

of all their people.

'10-45, lieutenant. Checking now.'

Have you found him?

'5 Lieutenant, no reports yet.'

- 'We're still looking.'
- We're still searchin'.

So we don't even know who it is, right?

You have all your people accounted for?

Yeah, they were all at
the house in a briefing.

We'll look through the cars,
see if we can find anything

to help us.

'Hey.'

Hey, what's up?

- You okay? - Yeah.

What's goin' on? I called
you a couple of times.

Yeah, I know, it's, uh..

I've had a lot going on.

Great. Listen, I was
hopin' that, uh, you know...

Look, that night happened, okay?

It didn't mean anything

so just don't get all clingy on me, okay?

- I can't take it right now. - Clingy?

I just wanna get back in anti-crime.

Well, we don't need anyone.

Okay.

Hey, Bosco, you wanna run these plates

and, uh and see what
unit this car belongs to?

- Sure. - Alright.

- Sure. - Uh, he's helping us out here.

Oh, he was just helping me check the park.

Well, now he isn't.

Relax, I'm just gonna run these plates.

Since when did RMPs get CD players, huh?

'Ours didn't.'

No police parking placard either.

No reports.

When's the last time you saw an RMP

didn't have 30 reports
stuffed under the seat, huh?

No. Never.

Lieutenant Swersky.

I don't think this is one of our cars.

- What? - Yes.

It's got a stereo system with a CD player.

No parking placard

and this chair looks cheap
for Mercedes standard.

Anything back on that plate yet?

This car is stolen from
some couple in Queens.

It's not even a real police car.

Yes, it's all bogus.

'5 Lieutenant, ESU and Aviation'

'relates search of the park negative.'

Alright, 10-4, Central.

Call of the search. Have all
units resume regular patrol.

- 'Copy that.' - I want this car dusted.

- Searched in and out.
- Is this some kind of joke?

You've 40 cops out here for nothin'.

Well, I'm guessin' it's not for nothin'.

5 Crime Sergeant to Central,
you holding any jobs for the 55?

- Wow. - Cruz was right.

She's a genius.

55 David to Central.

'We have a confirmed
break-in at this location.'

Send another unit and sergeant.

I'm never goin' home.

Joy! Joy, look what I've got.

May I help you?

Is, uh..

Is Joy..

Uh, she's in the bathroom.

Right, and, and you are..

The man who pays the rent around here.

Okay, and that would make you..

- Her father. - Her father?

- That's right. - Okay, oh, right.

That would make you her father.

I thought that we might..

Uh, make cocoa.

They cleaned this place out.

Well, they had plenty of time.

Yeah, they played us real good.

The jacket was an interesting touch.

- Can't get those just anywhere.
- What, today?

Everywhere you look,
someone's got an NYPD patch.

My place in an hour.

What?

So what does she have you doin' now?

What?

Well, I'm sure she's got
you on some assignment

that's gonna leave me standing
here looking like a rookie.

- We done here? - Yeah.

Let's go.

The desk notified the
owner's comin' in from Jersey.

Here comes the squad.

- Yo, D. - Morris.

Look at you.

Thanks for hookin' a brother up.

'Hancock pushed my paperwork through fast.'

Right. Uh, well, you deserve it.

I'm sorry, I didn't give you more...

Don't worry about it.

How long before he
gives you your gold shield?

I got, I've gotta do it on my own.

I tried it that way.

Don't discount the value of a little help.

But you gotta do it.

Keep your felony counts up.

Alright.

It's a little late for a visit, isn't it?

It's only 11:00.

But you have class tomorrow, baby.

I know my schedule.

You a Colombia student?

No, no, he, he's not.

What, he can't answer for himself?

I'm, um, a paramedic.

- Really? - Yeah.

That must be fascinating.

Listen, I'm-I'm sorry
for stopping by so late

but I was, uh, in the neighborhood...

- How'd you get in downstairs?
- Someone was coming out.

And how did they know you weren't a burglar

or a pervert goin'
after some little girl...

Daddy!

'Can we have a second alone?'

- Uh, sure. - Please.

Ah, it's nice to meet you, Monte.

Oh, yes, sir.

Uh, would you like me
to start the cocoa, honey?

'No, no, thank you.'

- Daddy. - Okay, baby.

Look, I am so sorry

but my daddy has an early meeting tomorrow

and he wanted to spend
the night in the city, so...

No, no, no, you, uh, you
don't have to explain, I..

I'm sorry.

- I'll see you later. - Okay.

I'll just, uh, I'll see you later.

Hey! Hey!

He's the one!

No! Get off! Get off him!

Let's go!

'So we've already been
there like four times, right'

"cause there was a bunch
of gangbangers hangin' out'

in the stoop blasting a boom box.

So finally, I just took the batteries.

- Remember, Boss? - Yeah, I remember.

'So later on that night,
' we get a domestic

at the same apartment
building, so we go back.

There's no lights in the hallway.

We gotta climb up five flights of steps

but the door to the
apartment is completely open.

So we go in, we can barely see anything

but you know, like, when you're in a room

and you can feel that
somebody else is there.

All of a sudden, we hear this voice.

'It goes, "I want my batteries back."'

They were gonna drop us for batteries.

'So I flew out of there
like a bat out of hell'

'and I'm screaming, "10-13,
10-13" into my radio, right?'

These guys are right behind me.

I don't even know if I
gave the right address.

And I'll tell you somethin'.

When you're responding to a 10-13

'you know it's only gonna
take a few seconds to get there.'

'But when you're the
one that's calling for help'

'it feels like forever. Have
you had to call for one?'

Uh, no, not when I was
fightin' with anybody. No.

'Knock wood, right, Boss?'

'Hello? Anybody home?'

- What? - Where you been?

Yeah.

The roll call's in a few minutes.

- Give me a sec. - What's with him?

I don't know. He's got this new girlfriend.

I think it's starting to melt his brain.

- Hey. - Hey.

- You were gone when I woke up.
- Yeah, I run in the morning.

- You guys on a detail tonight? - Detail?

Some skelp played the
entire precinct last night.

- That doesn't bother you? - No, of course.

I mean, you guys need help gettin' 'em.

We're gonna lay on any
place you can possibly

get rid of a hot fur. It's
easy for us in uniform.

I really wanna get back on the team.

For the job or to be around me?

Wha.. Does it matter?

- We'll talk about it later.
- 'Come on, Boss. Roll call.'

I'm comin'.

- Hey. - 'Hey.'

Doc took the day off.
You don't need to rush.

- Oh, thanks. - Kim.

It went okay.

- Just okay? - Well, it's hard to tell.

I mean, there weren't
a lot of friendly faces.

You know, but that's the
way review boards are.

Well, whatever's gonna
happen is gonna happen.

Right, um..

I told them that I
don't believe you did it.

You did?

Is that true?

Told you I wasn't gonna lie.

Thanks.

No problem.

You're riding with Taylor tonight.

I don't think Doc has ever taken a day off.

Yeah, must be somethin' pretty special.

- Hey. - Hi.

Come on in.

- Uh, are you ready?
- Dinner's not for two hours.

Well, then, then why am I here?

I thought you could use some
relaxation before the big meal.

Come on, Joy. Come on.

No, no, you come on.

Hey, hey, hey, are you crazy?

What's the matter with you?

How old is, how old is your father?

- What? - How old is he?

- Forty two, forty three. - Oh, my God.

Oh, come on. He just wants
to get to know you, that's all.

Joy, your parents are my age. Sort of.

Who cares about your age?

My daddy should be
more afraid of me goin' out

with a 21-year-old
who's got three girlfriends

and is high on X half the time.

Well, with my luck, I'll meet your mom

and realize I dated her in high school.

Yeah, well, she grew up in Canada.

Really?

Relax.

Okay.

Alright, alright, I'm..

I'm relaxed, I'm fine.

Yes, you are.

You are.

Hey, how's business, Spiro?

- I'm stayin' clean, Cruz.
- Didn't ask about that.

And the books are up-to-date.

How long have I known you, Spiro?

- A while. - 'How long?'

- Three years, two months. - Right, right.

Now you and I both know
your books are bogus.

Come on, Cruz.

And how would you like for the first time

in three years and two
months to be my friend?

What do I gotta do?

I'm lookin' for somethin'
that got taken last night.

What in particular got taken?

- Ugh, damn it! - 'What's wrong?'

Man, I slept wrong last night.

'I'd like to take it easy
today, if you don't mind.'

Hey.

'Hold on a second.'

'I wanna toss this guy.'

I just told you I wanted to take it easy...

Well, you should have stayed out sick.

Excuse me, sir.

How you doin'?

- Could you grab some wall?
- What did I do?

'Number one, you're drinkin' in public.'

Number two, we're about to find out.

Put your hands on the wall.

Spread your legs.

- Listen, what you got? - Davis?

Uh-oh. Uh-oh, what is this?

Man, y'all gonna lock me up for a dime bag?

Unless you can give me somethin' else.

- Man, I... - Like a gun.

Man, I ain't got no gun, man.

I bet you know someone who does.

- Davis! - What?

'I need to talk to you.'

Don't move. What?

Why the hell are you lookin' for a gun?

It's called police work.

Put your hands on the wall. Turn around.

You just picked this mope out of the blue?

He's holding.

How are you gonna justify the search?

If I can get somebody with a gun off him

there won't be a search to justify.

We're looking for guns?

Like I said, it's police work.

'Bosco!'

What the hell's this guy's problem?

It's a red light. What
the hell is your problem?

What? I stopped.

You've been on another planet for days.

I have not.

Alright. Sorry.

It's, it's that Tori.

I'll stay more focused.

I've never seen you so
gaga over a girl before.

What, are you in love with this girl?

I don't know. Maybe.

What?

I said maybe.

- Oh, my God. - Maybe!

Bosco, I'm happy for you.

I think you deserve somethin' like that.

- Yeah? - Yeah, I do.

'Man, I was just walkin' down the street'

'minding my own damn business... '

Well, give me someone else to look at.

- I know this guy Paco.
- Alright, I know Paco. Yeah.

Uh, he'll be at 153rd and King tonight.

He's always packin'.

He still live on, uh, 117th?

Like I said, he'll be
at that corner tonight.

- But, man, if he found out
I... - It will be our little secret.

'Units in the 55 Precinct'

'we're getting a
10-13.10-13 at King and 168.'

'Citizen reports a uniformed
officer shot at that location.'

That's four blocks from here.

- Alright, come on. - 'What's it for?'

Yo, you can't let me out right here, man.

People gonna think I'm
snitchin' or somethin', man.

Come on, man.

Are you kid.. Oh, man!

You can't let..

Are you gonna leave me right here, man?

Yo! Come on, man!

It's coming from a distance.

'...55 Edward is responding.'

'52 taking that end.'

'What are you doing?'

We'll stay on this end of the precinct.

- See if anything else
comes... - What? It's 10-13.

No one's ridin'. Listen to him.

It's another cop.

We're going, Bosco. You can't guess.

No further units needed..

'Cancel it. It's unfounded.'

- 'Copy that.' - A bogus one?

Are we holding any in-progress jobs?

'Affirmative. I need a unit to respond'

'to a burglary in progress. 123 and King.'

'Male caller states truck
drove through the front'

'of Sherman's Furrier and
is loading furs in the truck.'

We can't guess.

'Perp's now fled area in grey Chevy.'

'No further info this
time. Units, respond.'

'Are you sure missin'
work like this is okay?'

Well, I had some time off coming.

They're covering for me on the street.

That's good. Wouldn't want you to get

in any trouble with your superiors.

Actually, I'm the supervisor.

- This is good steak. - Yeah, mine too.

I thought you'd go for the veal.

Yeah, as I get older, steak
becomes harder to digest.

- Do you find that?
- How's the market, daddy?

Oh, well, people are startin'
to weigh back in, baby.

How about you? You invest?

No, no. Not really.

Oh, you do a little.

- Well, it's some bonds. - Oh.

You know, most of our
people are afraid of the market.

Too bad, stuffing Uncle Sam into a mattress

won't bring you a return.

So how long have you been on Wall Street?

Oh, long time. Came
straight out of Wharton.

How about you? You go to school?

Well, two years of city college

and, uh, got in the EMS and that was that.

'Mm-hm.'

School's not for everybody, daddy.

- But it's for you. Right?
- Yes, of course.

Okay.

So you've always wanted to be a paramedic?

Well, uh...

He wanted to play bass in a funk band.

- Joy. - A funk band?

Well, I-I was never really that good...

Yeah, but you wanted to do it.

Shea Stadium, '78 kind of changed my life.

Oh, my God.

' "Tear The Roof Off The Mother" .'

I had front row seats.
George Clinton is the man.

Chocolate-covered,
freaky and habit-forming..

"Do not attempt to adjust your radio."

Any chance we're gonna eat tonight?

Just a little bit longer.

We've been here over an hour.

That's Paco's boys right there.

'Let's wait and see if he drops by.'

- Why? - You heard what Tony said?

Tony wanted out of the car.

I think he was bein' straight with me.

Why don't we go to Paco's house then?

'Cause I wanna get
him on the street, alright?

What's with this stupid
cop routine all of a sudden?

Maybe it's not all of a sudden.

Meaning what exactly?

Maybe I changed while you were out

sick for a week and a half.

Oh, now you got a
problem with me being sick?

No, I got a problem covering for
you while you're on the bender.

- I had the flu. - Whatever.

- I was sick. - And I'm a super cop.

Why don't we just leave it at that?

Because maybe I don't wanna
be involved in this gun thing.

Then ask the boss for
a new partner, alright?

- Let me get the bill.
- No, no, no. I got it.

- You sure? - I insist.

I just wanna say, uh, I'm
real glad we could do this.

Any funkadelic fan is a friend of mine.

'I'm gonna send you that album.'

You do that.

Listen, I, I just wanna say that

I meant, I meant no
disrespect the other night.

I think your daughter's great and, uh...

Listen, get this out of your system fast

and move on.

I got a lot of friends just like you.

Old cats tryin' to run
game with young girls.

"Cause they don't wanna deal
with real women their own age.'

Now Joy is real headstrong.

That's my fault. I spoiled her.

And she's the one to
do what she wants to do.

But I will hurt you..

If I see her future ruined

by some low-level municipal employee

with a smooth line.

Listen, if you believe an
old cat with a smooth line

can play your daughter

you don't know her half
as well as you think you do.

What's up? You funky guys ready?

Yeah, I'm ready.

This was a real pleasure, pumpkin.

We've gotta do it again. Right, Monte?

Absolutely.

My contract with the city
says that I get a meal, period.

You're gonna get your damn meal, Sul.

Hold up, there he is.

'Is that him?'

- That's him. - I'm callin' for backup.

No, no, I don't want
anybody stealin' this column.

Stealin' it?

I don't care how many
fur stores get ripped off.

It's never worth takin' a
chance with another cop's safety.

Did I say it was?

There were enough cars going, Faith.

When we turned the corner,
how many were there?

Ten, fifteen?

We don't know there's
enough until we get there.

Sergeant Cruz says the
biggest mistake cops make

is we over-respond.

We rush so fast to get to something

we don't stop and
think about the situation.

Well, she's a regular font of wisdom.

She knows what she's doin' out here.

Over-responding.

I'd like to see how she feels

when it's her ass that's getting kicked.

'Units in the 55'

'10-13, 101 and Green.'

'Female caller states officer
stabbed at this location.'

'Caller hung up. Units, respond.'

55 David's four blocks away.

Hey, Paco.

That's far enough.

Turn around by that pole.

- We got another 13. - I know.

You guys can leave.

Go on. Beat it!

Take a hike. Free pass.

This is between us and Paco.

I hear you got a gun, Paco.
That makes me a little nervous.

Nervous isn't good, so, uh,
don't do anything too fast.

Turn around, spread your
legs. Put your hands on the pole.

Don't be stupid, man. Turn around.

'Davis.'

I got it, Sul.

- Davis! - I got it.

- Paco, grab some wall, man. - Sul.

Come on, play the game.

Paco, stop!

Paco!

Sully!

I got you. I got you.

'I'm taking you to the hospital.'

55 Crime Sergeant to Central.

We're on scene 101 and Green.

There's nothing here. It's unfounded.

'10-4. Unit's responding to
the 10-13 at 101 and Green.'

'Unfounded from 5 Crime Sergeant.'

- Sergeant? - Yeah.

Don't you think we should
at least check the building?

What? The call was on the street.

Well, don't you think you
made a pretty quick decision?

Are you questioning that, officer?

Yeah, I guess I am.

You partner's got attitude problems.

Sorry. I'll talk to her.

Hurry, they're over here.

He's a police officer from the 5th Precinct

'and my ex-husband just stabbed him.'

Bosco, call for a bus.

55 David essential, we need a bus forthwith

at, uh, 333 Green.

We have an off-duty police
officer stabbed in the chest.

I'm alright, Davis. Just wait outside.

- He got punched in the chest.
- Alright, have a seat.

I'm alright.

We're gonna get around with vitals.

Can you take that shirt off him?

Just wait outside, alright?

'Sully, lay down for us, alright?'

Okay, I will. Just, just hold on.

Will you just.. Just go outside.

- What's your problem... - Come on, man.

She's gotta take the shirt off you, Sully.

'Let her take your shirt off. Relax.'

- Sul! - No!

Relax.

- I don't.. Argh! - Sully!

- 'Alright, alright, alright.' - Oh, Davis.

You say he got punched?

'Don't touch it, man.'

Approximately 30-year-old male

stab wound to the upper right chest.

BP's falling, 60 palp.

'Sinus tap, 144.'

'Carotid pulse, weak and thready resp, 32.'

Thank you. I'll start the report.

- Faith. - Bosco, don't.

I wish I had been wrong.

He's from the 5th?

That's what the girlfriend says.
The ex-husband stabbed him.

- Where's this ex? - Who knows?

In the wind, I guess.

You got a description, car info?

He was only seen with the girlfriend.

- You make me sick. - Excuse me?

You're looking for a head.

I mean, that's all this is to you?

I'm the anti-crime sergeant.

We lock people up. That is our job.

Yeah. Yeah, I've seen
you do your job up close.

- Very impressive. - She's upset.

- You don't walk away from me.
- You're not my sergeant.

I say anything about being a sergeant?

Alright, you know what?
Let-let me talk to her...

Why don't you watch the door?

What, are you gonna beat me up now?

- What are you both? Crazy?
- I said watch the door.

Look. Unh-unh. We're
in the middle of a hospital.

Yeah. No witnesses.

I might make some
sort of dying declaration.

'Cruz.'

You sure?

Mm-hm.

We're not finished.

I'm shaking.

Your hero.

- What's up? - He just stepped out.

I said to keep him here.

He's coming on back with the furs.

- He by himself? - I think so.

- What do you want me to do? - Nothing.

You owe me for this one, Cruz.

Me and, uh, Officer Dade

'we're overlookin' all your little swag'

you got hangin' around here today.

No, I think we're pretty much even.

- Hey. - 'Hey.'

Damn, it looks pretty bad.

Yeah.

That didn't happen
when Paco hit you, did it?

No, I fell in the shower this morning.

Right. Was that before or
after you slept on it, Sul?

So you're just not gonna
tell me what happened?

Look, Sully, I..

- You remember Darrick Morris? - No.

Darrick Morris. He's a
cop. He works midnights.

- Moe. - Yeah.

Yeah, I saw him last
night. He got his gold shield.

'Thinks I put in a good
word for him with Hancock.'

- Did you? - No. No.

Didn't tell him that though.

You know, I just, you
know, seein' him in his suit

comin' out of that crime scene,
taped like he was some bigshot

'it really just, it got me thinkin"

'um, you know, I'm
twice the cop that guy is.'

Three times.

Is that why you've been chasin' guns?

Yeah. It's easy felony.

You gotta keep the counts
up if I'm gonna earn a shield.

I always said you were more than the bag.

Yeah, and I never really thought

seriously, you know, about doin' it.

I was always pretty happy ridin' with you

learnin' from you, but, uh..

I don't know you anymore, man.

'I tried to help you. I tried
to get you to let me in.'

And you bit me for it
and it's cool. I understand.

I understand.

I know you've been
through the worst kind of hell

but you can't just..

Sul, I can't help you if you won't let me.

But at the same time, I'm
not gonna stand around

and just watch you go
down. I can't do it. I can't.

I-I tried. I'm sorry, I can't.

So, um..

I gotta move on.

And it's not about bein'
more than the bag. It's not.

It's, it's about gettin' away from you.

They're with me. It's
okay. Just put it over there.

Hm.

I want cash.

I told you I'll give it to you.
I don't have any big bills.

Well, as long as it's
green, it doesn't matter.

So, uh, y-you got any
furs that I could look at?

I got a little. I haven't
inventoried it yet.

Can I take a look?

She's cool.

We got some stuff that
you'd look really pretty in.

Oh, man. Damn! Look,
these are like the real thing.

Judge is gonna love these
'cause you're under arrest.

Call for backup!

55 Crime, we need backup at 101 and King.

Stupid bitch.

Help!

Help!

Help! Help!

We got that dying declaration.

Why would you think we made it up?

Tried to get into your
shoe, but I couldn't.

I got this anti-crime thing goin'.

It's workin' pretty good for me.

But after what you did today..

'...I don't know, man.'

After what I did?

A sergeant comes after me wanting to fight

and I did something wrong?

- She just lost her sister? - And?

That's not enough for you?

Bosco, she unfounded a 10-13

where a police officer
was bleeding to death.

You know she didn't know he was there.

- She never bothered to look!
- It was a judgment call.

- Why are you defending her?
- I'm not defending her!

Like hell you're not!

I mean, nobody should say anything

about your little anti-crime girlfriend.

- Oh, my God. - What?

- 'Oh, my God.' - What?

'She's your girlfriend.'

- No. - 'You're lying.'

- I wouldn't lie. - You're already lying.

Alright, you know what, stop sayin' that!

I never lied to you! Stop!

'Units in the 55, we have a 10-13.'

'10-13 at 108 and King.'

'Plain-clothed officer
struggling with male suspect.'

55 David responding.

And the 55 Precinct responding
to that 10-13 at 108 and King.

Female caller states plain-clothed officer

being dragged behind an abandoned building

at that location.

Cut through the alley.

Help!

Help!

Help!

- Help! Help!
- You're supposed to be tough?

Help! Help!

Help!

Help! Help!

- Alright, let's split up. - Let's go!

What were you?

Some sort of an affirmative action hire?

Help!

You come after me alone?

Huh?

You need a little bit more
than that to take me in!

55 David, shots fire. Perp down.

I need all units to respond to the alleyway

'behind this location.'

'Cop that, 55 David.'

Are you okay?

He almost crushed your windpipe.

I wanna take you in.

Yeah, you should get looked at.

Can you wait a minute?

Sure.

Officer Yokas.

Can I speak to you a second?

Look, sergeant, you
really don't have to say

anything about what happened in...

This is how you fix a problem.

By yourself? Without any back...

You don't run from 10-13 to 10-13.

You go to the source.

Well, you must be very proud of yourself.

Before you start shootin' your mouth off

why don't you read that report?

- Excuse me. - Yeah.

The dying declaration.

Your partner's the one who signed it.

He's the only witness.

So you wanna make somethin' of it

he's the one I put in front of it.

Ain't gonna hurt me.

Make nice?

I asked you at the house if it
was true and you lied to me.

- What? - You lied to me.

I didn't lie.

Bosco, she just told me.

You know what, Yokas

crime is down in that area
because of what we did.

Look, here, look at the numbers.

You carry the numbers around with you?

He ordered the hit of a 12-year-old kid.

We had to take him down.

We couldn't risk lettin' the killer walk.

You know that.

She's no good.

Where are you goin'?

Why don't you ride with your girlfriend?

- What do you want? - Can I come in?

You know, actually, uh

I stopped by the hospital to apologize.

- You must have already...
- Please let me come in.

No, I'm done. I'm done. Go home...

Davis.

I'm not lyin' to you.

I'm not lyin' to you about the bruise.

Sully, I don't care. You,
what? You slept wrong.

You fell in the shower. I don't care.

- Maybe I did. - I'm really tired.

Look, I went to a bar
tonight, but I didn't drink.

- Well, there's always tomorrow.
- 'You wanna know why?'

I was afraid to drink.

'The truth is, I don't know
what happened to me last night.'

'Okay, I-I..'

I, I blacked out.

I could have been in a car accident.

I could have gotten beat
up. I could have fallen down.

I don't know.

I was drinkin'

and then I wake up this mornin' on my couch

and I'm like this.

I blacked out.

'I've been blackin' out. It's, uh..'

'It's been happenin' a lot lately and..'

I know when you start down
that road, you know, that, uh..

And, look, I, uh..

Understand.

You want to wash your hands from me.

'I don't blame you.'

But, um..

You can't do that right now..

'cause I need your