Third Watch (1999–2005): Season 5, Episode 13 - Sleeping Dogs Lie - full transcript

Previously on Third Watch..

Allie, my people are the kind you've been

tryin' to squeeze out of business.

- This ain't over yet. - Yeah.

If not I'm gonna be in your life a lot.

'You were always like that.'

Even when you were a little
kid, you always get into fights...

Yeah, that's me, huh?

Saw on the bulletin board there's

another sergeant's test comin' up.

- Really? - I might take it.



'I'm takin' Joey to a Mets game.
Why don't you come with us?'

'I don't think that's a good idea.'

'I don't want him thinking'

'that we're back together.'

Tell him we're just dating.

He doesn't want us to date.

'He wants us to be married.'

- I wanna tell everyone.
- What're you talkin' about?

About us. I want them to know.

It's okay.

- That was amazing.. - Oh, yeah.

Where are you going?

We still have two hours
before our next shift.

One sec, okay? Gimme one sec.



One hour and fifty nine minutes.

Fifty eight minutes..

What're you doin'?

I'll be better this time, Kim.

I'll treat you better,
I'll love you better.

Oh, Jimmy.

Will you marry me?

Again?

What?

I love you.

Well, go ahead and open it.

Oh, my God.

How you doin', Mrs. Johnson?

I'm alright.

Hey, what's up, Tony?

Good morning, officer Monroe.

'Now wait a minute, ladies.'

What have I told you about jaywalking?

Sorry, Officer Monroe.

'Now, don't let me see you do it again.'

Yes, Officer Monroe.

Alright, alright, already.

- What? - I got it.

- You're the man. - No, no, no.

First... I become police commissioner.

Then I run for city council

Then I slide into the mayor's office.

- That's the ten year plan. - Yeah?

Then what's the five year plan?

Five year plan is to find a
good man to have my back

so when I reach the ten year plan..

I can focus on my job.

'55 David, respond to a vehicle
versus pedestrian accident'

'with injuries at 101 in Denton.'

'Possible hit and run.'

55 David, responding.

Holy Molly! You make
that much more than us?

How many arms and legs did this cost

the children of Sierra Leone?

Give it a rest, Levine, will ya?

She'll change her tune when it's her time.

'The diamond trade in Africa... '

- It's from Austria. - It's from Jimmy.

Hey, excuse me.

Didn't mean to interrupt
the, uh, engagement party.

- How can we help you? - Jack Steeper.

I'm just gonna put my stuff down over here.

Your stuff?

Yeah, I'm your new captain.

Downtown didn't say
anything about a new captain.

- You're Doherty, right?
- Yeah, I'm the lieutenant here.

I don't expect downtown said anything about

you moving to Bed-Stuy either.

No.

They want you to work rescue down there.

Whoa ho! Way to go, Jimmy.

- 'You're kiddin' me.' - Mm-mm.

When I'm kiddin', I'm
a lot funnier than this.

'Squadron 55 and 40-55'

'respond to a report of
a building fire on 118.'

- You mind if I take this one?
- I guess not.

No, let's go.

You don't wanna go to Bed-Stuy, do you?

I thought you didn't want to
live in an adrenalin firehouse.

- We've been here forever.. - Yeah, I know.

This is a great opportunity, Kimmy.

You know what, just worry
about planning our wedding. Okay?

Consider this our first gift.

Oh, my God.

Everybody, just back up.

Okay, baby, keep your
head still, keep your head still.

- Where's the driver?
- The guy ran that way.

Some kids followed him.

Guys.

Come on, man. You got this?

Alright, let's go.

Out of the way.

I got her head.

Wow, look who we got.

Is this what your constituents do

when you hit a kid in Harlem?

'Let's get to the line, alright?'

DK, you guys are with me, alright?

You know what? You better
make yours two and a half.

Let's start hittin' this
buildin'. You gonna come in?

I'm gonna be in command
until the chief arrives.

Alright. You still wanna go to rescue?

This turned out to be one hell of a day.

'Looks like a left side
to the tib deformity'

'and a right femur fracture.'

Alright, we'll start
splitting and we'll patch

'em up to the first bus.

Grace, stay here in triage.

'We got this, we got this, come on.'

Ladder, second floor.

Get your people over there and sit down.

- How is it? - It's pretty bad now.

I'm headin' back in to
see if anyone's left inside.

They're on the second floor.

- How do you know that? - I own the place.

There's about 20 people in the back room.

Firefight captain to firefight lieutenant.

We've got more people
up in the second floor.

'Move.'

Firefight lieutenant to firefight captain.

- Headed that way. - It's right there!

Got water in the hall.

There you go..

Keep moving.

Watch out! Watch out!

- Did he kill her? - Ma'am, could you...

Come on, man, tell me
something. Did he kill her?

If you get the hell out of the way

we can save this girl's life.

Hey, let's go, doc!

We got a guy around the corner.

'You gotta go, doc.'

Hey, I need you to drive to Mercy.

I got it.

Adam 553, to Central.

I'm gonna need another
bus at this location.

We've got multiple victims.

'10-4. Bus on the way.'

Now I know somebody
out there saw somethin'.

If I have to knock on every door, I will.

He's dead.

That's one miracle I can't work yet.

55 David, notify the patrol
supervisor and the squad.

We have a confirmed DOA at this location.

Just spit it out. That's it.

Captain, firefight lieutenant
how're we doin' up there?

Firefight captain, just
windin' up the south stairs.

There you go! Let's go!

Keep flankin', keep flankin'.

Come on, Jimmy, right
up there, right up there.

Let's move, let's move, come on, guys.

Firefight to captain, you sure there's

a back step to this place?

In the rear, an explosion fore side.

'Copy that. Headin' that way.'

Well, that's the man
that hit the little girl.

Did you see the guys that chased after him?

Even if I did, I wouldn't tell you.

What happened?

A guy hit a young girl around the corner.

We found him like this.

Anyone see anything?

If they did, they won't tell us.

Right, mayor? Monroe?

Back off, Bosco.

Hey, Luther.

- Where're you goin'?
- I didn't see nothin'.

Did I ask if you saw something?

I was sleepin'.

This would've been like an alarm clock.

You holdin' any
paraphernalia there, Luther?

Para-what?

Oh, what's this? Oh, no, Luther, dirty.

Hey! That's not mine, alright?

Now, you give me some
names, I'll forget about this.

Come on, Cruz.

It's gonna be hard to
score in county lock up.

It was Derek and his boys.

From the Rec center on the 106th?

Yeah. Yeah, he was
fighting with the white boy..

Bam! The white boy went down. They bolt.

- You sure? - Yeah, I'm sure.

Can I go now?

Bye.

You're not gonna believe
some blood-shocked crackhead?

Oh, I'm sorry. And how
were you gonna handle this?

Right. Let's go get these, guys.

I can go. I know that place.

Yeah, I know it too. Why
don't you just wait for the ME

and finish your paperwork.

Wow.

She's good, isn't she?

She's pushing around a crackhead.

- She's a regular Dick Tracy. - Yeah.

In the back.

Keep venting.

We got more buses on the way.

Great. Come on! Let's go!

Alright, keep flankin', come on.

Look, up there, Billy, come on.

You're with me. Let's go.

Keep that line in there.

We're goin' to pump.

Come on.

Now, you dive in. Let's go!

Got lives in there, come on, Billy.

Come on. Bust it open.

You got it.

Alright, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Okay, calm down.

- Come on, come on. - Move, move.

Heads down, heads down.

Stay low, heads low.

There you go. Good, good.

Keep your head down. Move, move, move.

- You got 'em, Billy? - I got 'em.

Alright. Hey, what do you want?

Let's go! Come on!

'Help me. Please!'

Calm down, listen to me.

Calm down, calm down, alright, honey?

It's gonna be okay. Look
at me, it's gonna be okay.

Jimmy!

'Mayday! Mayday!'

'Firefighter down on the second floor!'

'Kim! Over here!'

- Where's Jimmy? - He'll be out.

- Then, why is the fire still...
- Don't worry about that, Kim.

- People need help. - Is it Jimmy?

Not now, Kim.

- 'What's the matter there?'
- I can't breathe.

Listen, just... get up.

- 'Okay.' - Come on.

Come on.

Poor schmuck took a wrong
turn right into the grave.

- How's the little girl?
- 'She's still alive.'

Okay, let's put 'em in the cage.

Chill.

Tony, what're you doin' here?

Oh, he was at the rec center
along with everyone else.

The whole crew, who aren't
even smart enough to hide.

You guys start the pedigrees, I'll go see

if the interrogation room is free.

Sarge, Tony wasn't on the scene.

Well, I haven't determined that yet.

Well, I'm tryin' to save
you time and let you know.

Tony was not on the scene.

Well, if you wanna save me some time

finish your report and see if you can

help me with the interviews.

Firefight captain, firefight
captain, do you hear?

Jimmy!

Jimmy!

Jimmy!

'Oh, my God.'

Jimmy!

Jimmy!

Doherty!

Doherty!

Jimmy!

Jimmy!

'I'm telling you, it's kinda bad.'

Keep goin'.

Come on!

I can't breathe.

It's alright.

It's gonna be okay.

He'll be alright, Kimmy.

Don't give up, alright?

'Jimmy!'

'Jimmy!'

I wanna tell everyone.

I want everyone to know.

About us, I want them to know.

'Jimmy!'

He's out, Kim.

Levine, take her.

I got her.

You got her?

Come here. Sit down.

All units, missing fireman's been located.

Cancel mayday.

So, you've been in and out of juvie, Sean?

So what?

Says here you got so angry one day

you beat a guy unconscious?

You can't believe everything you read?

Was that what happened
today? You got so mad

at this guy for hitting that girl

you beat him till his lights went out?

- No, that's not what happened.
- Enlighten me then.

I can't. I wasn't there.

I wasn't.

'You guys can't just
pick us up for no reason.'

No reason? This city
frowns on thugs leaving

dead guys all over the street.

But Monique? Guess nobody cares about her.

There was an ambulance
and police on the scene

in less than two minutes, buddy.

- There was? - Yeah, she's at the hospital.

Right now, getting treated.

What more would you have
wanted to see done for, huh?

- 'The girl's on the ground?' - 'Yeah.'

So you drag him out of the car,
chase him down and beat him

because he hurt her?

- No. - Come on.

- I got people that saw you.
- Then they're lying.

You have every right to be mad.

This guy hit your friend with a car!

Who wouldn't wanna kill him?

That's not what happened.
You're putting words in my mouth.

Okay, well then, why don't
you tell me what happened

in your words?

I told you. I was at the rec
center when it happened.

Take him away. Go get the other one.

Tony? Sarge, I already told
you Tony had nothing to do with it.

Officer, bring him in.

Let's go, Lamont.

Are you makin' any headway in here?

- I'm tryin'.
- The faster the better, sarge.

I'm getting calls from downtown.

This dead kid's family's
got a direct line to city hall.

A nephew of a councilman or something.

Okay, don't worry about it.

I got a felling we got the break
comin' right around the corner.

Let me know right away, sarge.

As soon as I do.

'Well, if it isn't my old friend, Tony.'

Have a seat.

Tony and I are gonna
do a little catching up.

- What? - Go finish your reports.

- But there's no... - Sorry.

Just tell her where you were, Tony.

35 year old firefighter,
male, smoking inhalation

possible CO poisoning, BP 140/80, resps 26.

What happened to Jimmy?

He fell through the floor
at that burning warehouse.

- He gonna be alright?
- Yeah, he should be.

- Is that Jack Steeper?
- Yeah, he's our new boss.

- What? - Yeah, Jimmy got a promotion.

- When did this happen? - Today.

Goes downtown for next toss.

See ya guys later.

What?

You know him or somethin'?

Yeah, he's a bean
counter from headquarters.

He doesn't run stations, he closes 'em.

'I know we're in backlog.
We're always in backlog.'

I need to find my son.

We're doin' the best that we can.

Officer?

Officer.

My neighbor said my son
was arrested at our rec center?

Lamont Harris.

They weren't arrested, but some kids were

brought in for questioning.

There was a killing earlier.

My son didn't kill anyone.

I'm sure he didn't, ma'am.

You can't talk to him without a lawyer.

- He didn't ask for one. - He's a child.

In the state of New York, he's an adult.

- I'm sorry, ma'am... - 'Got a bust.'

I'm gonna cut the rest of the kids lose.

- What happened, sarge? - Tony confessed.

- But he didn't do it. - Not what he says.

Why don't you let me talk to him?

- Why? Case is closed.
- It can't be. I saw him.

Well, it must have been
someone who looked like him.

What was that about?

She's got the wrong guy.

'She must have coerced him someway.'

You don't accuse the sergeant
of coercing a confession.

Well, what else could it be?

We saw him before the
call came through the radio.

There was no way he could've got back.

I didn't see him.

You didn't see him comin' out
of the bodega with groceries?

How can you be so sure that was him?

- That was him. - Yeah.

Even if it was him, he had time

to drive back to the scene.

Oh, come on, man, I'm not buyin' it.

You mean, you wanna go back and time it?

Well, look at this kid's sheet.

Assault, possession of deadly weapon

attempted murder..

He didn't do it, Bosco.

Downtown's happy.

Happy enough to get me out of Bay?

You're back in anti-crime. Way to go, Cruz.

Do you see? Do you see what I'm sayin'?

She's doin' all of this
just to get her crew back.

This is none of your business.

It is my business.

Monroe.

What do you want?

I saw you earlier.

- Leave me alone.
- What about your baby girl?

And your mom? Aren't
you thinkin' about them?

That's all I'm thinkin' about.

If I roll in this now,
maybe I can get five years

on a manslaughter, instead
of a... life for a homicide.

What did she do to make you take this deal?

What're you doing?

I'm talking to the prisoner unless

there's a reason you don't want me to.

I don't want you to.

Hey, yo. I wanna go to Central bookin'.

You've done enough. Thank you.

- This ain't over. - Oh, yes it is.

His carboxyhemoglobin and AVG are normal.

He might be a little light headed later.

But, uh, he's okay for discharge.

Got lucky.

It's not luck.

Look, Kim..

Oh..

All I'm saying is..

That if you're worrying
about things you can't control

it's a waste of your time and energy.

'Oh, man. Look at this.'

Huh? It's like silly putty.

Yeah, even my bunk isn't this color.

How bad was the fire in that hole, man?

Oh, man that fire just rolled over us.

It was just like going under a semi.

'You're gonna get a
lot of action like that'

'in the rescue company.'

'I hope so.'

I'm just glad you're okay.

Hate it like hell to have to explain

on how I lost one of my boys

before I even got my bags unpacked.

Just remember it was us
who saved his sorry ass, cap.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, saved me?

I was completely in control.

'You looked awful glad to see us.'

Oh, man, you know, the truth is..

'...when the floor collapsed,
for a second there..'

I couldn't think of a better way to go.

Kim.

Why're you going to the wall for this guy?

Because it's not easy
for me to put a kid in jail.

Well, you had no problem
puttin' Allie Nardo in jail.

And all of his goombas.

Oh, I get it.

That's one of your people.

I would do this if the kid was purple.

When was the last time
you saw a kid from Harlem

cop to manslaughter in five minutes?

Oh, come on. These guys know
the system better than we do.

Alright?

He's caught, he's tryin' to
make the best play he can.

And when have you seen..

A guilty kid kick a police officer

out of a room who believes he's innocent?

I was in the other room tutoring.

I heard a commotion, so I came out.

They were gathered in a corner.

Who was gathered?

Tony, Lamont, Derek and Little Sean.

They were huffin' and puffin',
I asked 'em what was wrong.

They wouldn't say anything.

I assumed it was a gang fight.

Are you sure Tony was here?

Yeah, he had just made run to the store.

But he works here, right?

His probation officer has him giving back.

Why? Is he sayin' he wasn't around?

Tony confessed to manslaughter.

But you're telling me you don't know

if he came over with the other guys

or if he was here the whole time. Right?

No, no, no, they got the right guy.

How do you know?

Tony is a thug, for life.

Crime in this community will go
down as soon as he's in Rikers.

Tony's tryin' to get his life together.

'Cause he buys diapers for his baby now?

He has no job.

He hangs out in the middle
of the court yard all day.

Look, I'm tryin' to teach these kids right.

And that animal's probably
teachin' Lamont and Little Sean

how to keep runnin' more junk through here.

Thanks for your help, Jamal.

Let's go get somethin' to eat.

I wanna canvas the neighborhood.

Are you kiddin' me?

Sasha, face it.

You don't know this community

the way you think you do.

If you don't want to, you don't have to.

But I'm goin'.

So all you're here to do..

Is transfer Doherty?

I'm here to evaluate the station.

Make sure things are working...

Is that what you did in station
33 and then two weeks later..

You closed them down?

No one's closin' anythin'.

Well, they don't call
you Steeper the reaper

for nothin.'

Is that what they call me?

Yeah.

They do.

Don't act like you've
never heard it before.

Don't mind him.

So what'd Downtown say?

They processed your paper over a month ago.

It's supposed to be in the mail,
and I don't know what happened.

They want you to in
Bed-Stuy, end of the week.

Damn. That's quick.

You'll like it there. It's busier.

Lots of building fires, rescues.

Just last month they had scaffolding rescue

and a trench collapse.

Seems like you hit the jackpot.

'45-53, take a report of chest pains'

'at 101 and Waltstead.'

45-5 responding.

- Levine! - Kim.

'Wait up.'

What's goin' on? Is everything alright?

- Yeah. Why?
- What happened at the hospital?

I mean, you came in the room and you left.

No, I'm fine, it's just..

Go ahead. I'll be right down.

It's just, um..

You know, today's been
kinda stressful, that's all.

- I gotta go. - Alright.

- So we'll hook up later?
- Yeah, go home and rest.

And, I'll stop by after the shift.

'Did you see Liberty?'

- Liberty? - My dog?

Uh..

Sorry.

Mrs. Sherman, did you see the fight today?

I heard a noise out front.

I ran over to the window and some kids

were fighting with a young, white guy.

'They had him cornered..'

and one of 'em hit
him with all his might.

They guy fell down and they ran.

Are you sure?

These old eyes don't lie, sugar.

Now do you know the kid that him?

I sure do. It was the one with the glasses.

Lamont Harris?

Tall, thin boy?

Yeah, that's Lamont.

'Then it was him.'

Now are you absolutely sure?

Absolutely.

There he is!

Liberty.

'Were you sittin' on him?'

Come on, now, Liberty, I got your dinner.

'They didn't hurt you
now. Did they, honey?'

You're sitting on Liberty.

You're sitting on Liberty.

Enough, Bosco.

Oh, come on.

You know what you need?
You need a sense of humor.

The imaginary dog does not
change what the woman saw.

- Are you serious? - It doesn't.

Well, how do you think
the jury would see it?

Tony didn't do it.

He confessed, Sasha.

He confessed because he was under pressure.

He confessed and your witness is a lunatic.

Let it go.

Whassup?

I know you didn't do this.

And I'm gonna make sure that officer

pays for browbeating
you into this confession.

Nobody put me.

I have a witness who saw Lamont Harris

throw a punch at O'Neil.

And she's gonna testify to that in court.

Why don't you just give it up?

- She's good as gold, man. - So?

I can take seven years in the joint.

- Lamont can't... - He murdered someone...

No, he didn't!

He tried to stop it.

That dude was drunk and ran away.

So, Lamont ran after him

and tried to get him to come back.

But ol' boy started swingin' at him.

And next thing they knew,
they were in the middle of a fight.

Lamont took a swing, bam!

Dude hit the deck hard.

He was scared.

So was Little Sean, so they booked.

They ran into the rec center and told me.

So, I'm right. You weren't there.

Why didn't you call me? I could've

worked somethin' out for you.

That white boy was dead.

Only thing y'all wanted to work out

was lockin' one of us up.

Let me do this, Sasha.

Please?

I ain't got nothing goin' on.

But Lamont..

Dang. He can get outta here.

He's got good grades

taking classes I can't even pronounce.

He already got a scholarship to Duke.

That does not make it right, Tony.

'You ready for your close up, Tony?'

You comin'?

Hey, Lou.

Can I talk to you for a minute?

Yeah, after. We've got
a press conference to do.

So, where's your girl?

What? Monroe? She's not my girl.

I thought she and I were cool.

Uh, I-I don't really know
or care if you're cool.

And she's allowed to disagree with you.

Oh, so, uh, first it was
Yokas, and now it's Monroe.

What are you, a damsel-in-distress guy?

I'm out of this.

Okay, well, why don't you tell your girl

just to stay away from my case?

I'm not going back into
uniform because of her.

I'll get right on that.

I told you, let it die.

- He didn't do it. - So what?

It was an accident, Bosco.

The kid taking the fall has changed.

If you take that flip-flopping kid

and that batty old lady into the ADA

they will laugh you out of the office.

I don't know, I don't know what to do.

Monroe, sometimes the right thing

to do isn't the right thing to do.

Mm-hmm, Bosco. And most of the time it is.

Hey.

You said you were, uh,
coming over last night.

- Yeah, I was tired.
- I called you all morning.

Yeah, I turned the phone off.

Did I do something wrong?

You told the guys yesterday

you couldn't think of a better way to go.

- 'I did?' - Yeah.

You said when the floor went through

for a second, you were okay to die.

Well, that's not what I meant.

You know how I want to go out?

Kicking and screaming when I'm about a 100.

And I want to live to see my grandchildren

and my great-grandchildren

and my great-great-grandchildren.

- Yeah, well, I do, too. - No, Jimmy.

You don't.

Not really.

You, you..

You want to go out in a blaze of glory.

Kim, what are you saying?

I j..

I actually forgot what it
was like standing outside

of a burning building, wondering whether

you were gonna make it or not.

I've been doing this our whole lives.

I know, but since we've
been apart, I haven't had

to worry about it, not like I used to.

Look, I..

All I meant yesterday was that..

I thought I might not make it.

And... I wasn't afraid.

Not that I wanted to die.

Only... I just wasn't afraid.

I was.

Kim..

I'm sorry.

Look..

That's not the life I want, Jimmy.

Don't... d-don't do this.

I can't marry you, Jimmy.

- I've changed. - I know.

You already have a wife.

And I'm not willing to share
you with the job anymore.

- What's up? - We need to talk to you.

You mind if we come in?

This you?

Yeah, my mom's a packrat.

Mine's too, except, instead of awards

we had old "Ebony" and "Jet" magazines

stacked to the ceiling.

What can I help you with?

I mean, I told the
detectives everything I know.

Do you realize there was a little old lady

who witnessed everything?

Well, yeah, the detective
said that somebody ID'd us.

But they never said who it was.

She's a very respectable
citizen, like yourself.

And when she gets on that witness stand

she's gonna be very persuasive.

She saw you hit Bryan O'Neill.

- Tony hit him. - Tony wasn't there.

- I think you should go. - Why?

It's just getting good here.

We know it was an accident.

You're not supposed to be here.

With no record

if we get a sympathetic DA,
you're looking at probation.

Felony probation?

How's that gonna look
on my pre-law application?

'Listen to me, you did
the right thing by trying'

to take that guy back to the scene.

But letting your friend take the rap isn't.

Now, look, I've heard a lot of
good things about you, Lamont.

But this ain't you.

'What's going on?'

This will haunt you
for the rest of your life.

What will haunt him?

They're trying to say
that I killed that guy.

You already have the boy who killed him.

- Tony didn't do it.
- Tony Simmons is a criminal.

He's always been a criminal.

Tony Simmons is trying
to get his life together.

His life, my oldest son,
James, was shot and killed

by someone shooting at that bastard.

You really think I give
a damn about his life?

I'm sorry for your loss, ma'am.

But that doesn't make this right.

Get out of my house.

Your son did this in self-defense.

'Lamont didn't do anything.'

Lamont, why don't you
save us all time right now?

Monroe, let's go.

'Monroe? You're the
cop everyone talks about?'

You look after people?
This ain't looking out.

My son is a good boy.

Not some poor black
teenager you can pick up

just to fill a quota.

I am looking out for someone, Mrs. Harris.

It just happens to be somebody
that nobody else cares about.

You have a nice evening.

Can you believe her?

I'm trying to make sure we
don't put the wrong guy in jail

and the bitch is calling me a Tom.

- It's over, Monroe.
- I'm bringing in the old lady.

- It's not gonna work.
- Yes, it is. It has to.

This is how it starts. Hmm?

They start transferring people

checking our run sheets, and then..

One day, they lock the doors.

He says that's not why he's here.

He says. He says!

We should go out for
drinks or something tonight.

- You paying? - Of course we're paying.

- Levine, you coming? - Sorry. Yoga.

- Carlos, how about you? - I'm in.

- Anyone seen my hot sauce? - Hot sauce?

Yeah. I got it from New Orleans.

I want to take it with me.

I think I saw it the other day.

You should find out if he's
closing the firehouse or not.

What are you talking about? Steeper said

he transferred here as the new captain.

- And you believe him?
- It's the truth, Parker.

For the fifth time, this
house is not closing.

Good. We got a lot of
good firefighters here.

I mean, this is a hell of a team.

I saw that myself yesterday. Mm.

Happy?

Brilliant.

You guys are stupid.

You guys are stupid. You know?

- Stupid! - Ah-ha!

Found it. Hot sauce.

- Let me talk to Cruz. - I got this.

Hey, sarge, we have the
old lady that has the info.

- On the O'Neill case. - We don't need her.

But she's the one who's gonna
help prove Tony didn't do it.

We don't need her.

What? He turned himself in?

I don't know what you said to him, Monroe

but it must have been pretty persuasive

because now instead of one kid who couldn't

get his life together, I got two.

- The case was unraveling. - Yeah.

Because you wouldn't let it go.

And now, a straight-A student goes to jail

and comes out with a felony record.

'What job is he gonna get?'

What is his education gonna be?

I know I did the right thing.

Tony is a predicate felon.

He has dealt more drugs in this community

than you will ever bust, he's
got his hands on more murders

than you will ever solve
and one time in his life..

He does something heroic.

My job is to find the answers.

No. Your job is to sort them out.

You said you wanted a promotion?

Well, then you're gonna
have to realize that this job

is not always gonna be black and white.

I tried to teach Bosco
that but he wouldn't listen.

I thought you were
smarter than that, officer.

Come on. The beers aren't
getting any colder, Lieutenant.

Aw, come on. Stop rushing me.

This is the last time
I'm... leaving this house

as a member of the best
damn squad in the city.

You're not gonna cry now, are you?

Yeah, I'm gonna cry. Go downstairs, man.

I'll be down there in a second.

Woo! That smells good, Billy.

You got a couple scrambling for me?

Coming right up, pal.

Oh, man. Look at this day.

'You asking me out on a date?'

If you don't want it, then
yeah, I'm gonna go find a date.

Yes or no?

Think fast, it's Friday.

- Hey. - Hey.

Going to the bar?

- Why don't you come? - No, thanks.

I'm gonna miss you.

- No, you aren't. - I'm not?

What, you think just because
you gave me the ring back

I'm giving up?

I'm way tougher than that, Kimmy.

Way tougher.

I'll see you soon.

Maybe.

Scotch on the rocks, hon.

It's a nice place you got here, Rose.

Charmed. Do I know you?

Rose Boscorelli, right?

Right. I didn't realize I was so famous.

I know your son, the cop.

- Oh, yeah? - Mm-hmm.

Salud, sweetheart.