Third Watch (1999–2005): Season 5, Episode 19 - Spanking the Monkey - full transcript

Previously on "Third Watch.."

John David Hart reporting for duty, sir.

You're hardly the first
cop to make the jump.

That punkass ratted out my
entire team on some BS case

and comes off smelling
like he did his civic duty.

Your brother Michael,
he's got this, uh, new brand

of Ecstasy tab he wants out on the market.

Oh, Officer Dade, meet Sergeant Wynn.

She's from Narcotics at One PP.

And I thought I'd come by personally

and take a look at this new X.



What do we have here?

Looks like the Dolphins got
some beef with the Monkeys.

They're not gonna like this.
This crew could be bad news.

Yeah? Bad enough to shoot the competition?

- For starters. - He didn't do it.

It's his car. You're right.

Mikey was in it but he wasn't driving.

He knows the guy who
did it. His name is Spider.

And he just told me he can
show us where the guy is.

Spider! With Spider dead,
where does that leave Mike?

We've got an Ecstasy ring to go after.

We'll see if he can be helpful.

I'd get him a good lawyer.

Your brother killed Dade!



A cop was killed tonight.

And they think Mikey did it.

Why would I shoot a cop, Mo?

Come on, you know me!

Do I?

You're wanted as a cop killer.

Do you want mom to
have to go to your funeral?

Well, you'll be there for her, right, bro?

Just the way it's always been.

- What do you believe? - Doesn't matter.

It does matter! We're brothers!

We're family!

Look, I didn't have any choice.

We all have a choice!

Good morning, I'd like to see

one of your officers, Maurice Boscorelli.

- What did he do now?
- Oh, no. Nothing like that.

- It's a family matter.
- Alright, have a seat.

- He should be down any minute.
- Thank you.

'Why do you care? I was out.'

- Why're you being so defensive? - I'm not.

So, I just wanted to
take you out for breakfast.

Well, I-I thank you for that.

- Where were you? - I was out!

Come on, Davis!

Why are you in my business so much?

I'm not in your business.

I'm just asking a question.

You look like hell.

Yeah, I was up all night with
my mom crying about Mikey.

- Is he still in jail?
- Bond is at half a million.

50,000 cash.

He's gonna be there a little while.

- Bosco. - Yeah.

You got a visitor.

Hi. Lester Martin.

I'm your brother Michael's attorney.

What? Like a public defender?

No. Nothing like that.

My brother doesn't have a pot to piss in.

Yes. But your dad does.
He gave me a large retainer.

Tell him to stay the
hell away from us, okay?

Shouldn't the major concern be

about your brother Michael
and what I can do for him?

What can you do for him?

I need to talk to Sergeant Cruz.

About what?

If it's alright with you, I'd
like to do that just once.

Up here.

Sweetie, you go do your homework, alright?

You stay right here. I'll be back.

Give me a kiss.

What? You bring your daughter to work?

Uh, as often as I can.

Does she want a soda or something?

No, no, no. She's got her water.

Show her your water.

'Thank you.'

Alright, I'm gonna stay down
here, you guys enjoy your chat

with Sergeant Cruz.

Let me get this straight.

You wanna turn my
brother into an informant.

Excuse me. This was his idea.

I'm just here to set the terms of the deal.

There-there isn't gonna be any deal.

It's about time your brother got smart.

You call this smart?

Works for me. Works for his attorney.

'It doesn't work for his brother.'

Where did you come from? I
mean, where did my father find you?

We have mutual acquaintances.

Oh, that's great, because I
was getting a little worried

there about your credentials.

You know, in a very short time

you're gonna find out how lucky

your brother is to have me.

You can go away.

'No deal.'

You don't tell me what's what, Boscorelli.

Make alternate
arrangements. He's not doing it.

- Okay, we'll see about that.
- He's not doing it!

What the hell you gonna do about it?

Leave him the hell alone! You hear me?

I don't think so.

You don't think so.

I don't know how many
times I can tell you this.

Listen to me. And listen real close.

If you hurt my brother, I'm gonna kill you.

And that's a promise.

Are you out of your mind?

- Relax, sit down.
- You're gonna be a CI for Cruz?

Look, I don't have a choice here, okay?

- My attorney says that... - Your attorney?

- The one dad got for you? - Yeah.

I mean, that was pretty
great of him, right?

You don't want anything to do

with dad, okay?

No, no, no.

He's changed a lot, Mo.

Listen, you got to give him another chance.

Do you even know
anything about this attorney?

Where he came from? What his background is?

Well.

He's a smart guy. He got me a good deal.

Cruz comes to you with a deal, you run!

Okay.

Okay, here's the thing. We went to Cruz.

Do you know what they
do to snitches in here?

Um.

Hopefully, I won't be in here that long.

'Listen to me, okay?'

You don't know this Cruz.

She'll hurt you just for fun.

Can you sit down?

Sit down.

Listen. Ahem.

It's not just the deal.

I-I-I want to do right.

- You want to do right?
- Yeah. These are bad guys, Mo.

The city doesn't have a
witness-protection program.

Well, I didn't ask for one.

'You'll be looking over your shoulder

'for the rest of your life!'

I do that now.

We can get these guys

'all by ourselves without you.'

No, you can't.

Now, look, I'm gonna be fine.

Don't.

Mikey, look at me.

Don't do this.

Now, when I get out of here..

I want to hang out together.

Just, uh... just me and you.

Maybe, um... maybe we'll take a road trip.

Go to Atlantic City.

- Atlantic City? - Yeah.

Or whatever, whatever.

You know, it's your choice.

- I don't like this, Mike.
- Come on, man. We'll go.

We'll have a couple days on the road.

Just like old times, man.

Come on.

Couple of days.

- Yeah. - Alright.

You're gonna have to pay though
because I don't have any money.

- No kidding? - Yeah.

Okay.

You sure, Mike?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Hey, I'm ready!

Thanks for coming, Mo.

"Heap of a car?"

- It's jalopy. - Jalopy.

How's Monroe been doing?

What?

I think you heard me.

What makes you think I
know how she's doing?

Isn't that where you've been
going every night after shift?

- No. - Really?

Really.

What's an eight-letter
word for "you're lying?"

Begins with B.

I'm not lying.

That's interesting, you
know, because for two weeks

all you could talk about was
how she was being screwed

over by the department, and then I know

that you spent the night on her couch.

- I did! I slept on the couch.
- 'We took the LSATs.'

And then you just stopped talking about it.

So? What does that mean?

It means that when you
start seeing somebody

you stop talking about them.

- Is that right? - Yeah.

- You know me that well, huh? - Yeah.

I have not... been going over there.

- Okay. - 'Okay.'

She's vulnerable right now.

Right.

I mean, yeah... I like her.

'You know, I-I kind
of dig her. But I'm not.'

- You know, I'm not chasing her.
- I said alright.

Just say hello to her
tonight when you see her.

Alright.

Uh, Sergeant Wynn.

Hey, my two favorite street cops.

- How're you doing?
- Oh, up to my ass in paper.

Well, what can I do for you?

Uh.

It's about my brother.

The Dolphin Ecstasy dealer.

Well, he's giving information
to Cruz about the Dolphin crew.

She said he lawyered up.

No, his lawyer made him a deal.

She's starting to cross lines

'that she don't want to cross.'

'Maybe we can help each other.'

'Yeah? What can you do for me?'

'Well, I'd just feel a
lot more comfortable'

'if it was you talking to my brother.'

'You can make that happen?'

Yeah.

Yeah. I think so.

Why do my double shifts
always seem to come up

so fast in the rotation?

It only seems that way, it's called

"selective perception."

No. It's called being undermanned.

- We need new bodies. - I'm working on it.

- Right now. - No.

Right now I'm trying to get a ride home.

Jimmy was supposed to pick
me up but he's out on a run.

'Hey, newbie.'

Dammit, look, can either of you guys

loan me ten bucks for a cab ride home?

Uh, maybe.

I'll give you a ride.

Uh, that's okay.

- I have 4.87. - Oh, that's cool.

- Carlos? - Yeah, right.

See? There you go.

Tell you what... I've just
got to make one pit stop

and then I'll drive you anywhere you want.

Look, I may be way off base here..

But I'm already involved with someone.

Oh, wait. I'm just offering you a ride.

The older woman thing's not my bag anyway.

Come on.

"Older woman?"

'Right where he said.'

Mike Boscorelli just scored

some points in my book.

'Well, from the sound of the music'

'I think we're in the right place.'

'So Mikey did right, huh?'

'What do you think these
kids' ears are gonna be'

'like when they grow up?'

You sound like a mom.

I am a mom.

Call Wynn.

I don't believe it.

What?

J.D. Hart going to a rave.

I didn't call you old.

Just older than me.

Well, everyone's older than you.

What are you doing?

I told you. Just one quick stop.

A friend of mine's spinning tonight.

I promised him I would drop this off.

- Is this a rave? - You know about raves?

Yeah. "Modern Maturity" had an article.

Come on, give me a break. I'm young.

- I say stupid things.
- Yeah, that's for sure.

Aren't... aren't raves illegal?

'It's no different than a private party.'

Yeah, it's an unlicensed club.

- Party. - What about the fire code?

Look at this. This building
looks like it's falling apart.

Come on, Kim. It's just
a place for kids to dance.

Yeah, well, as members of FDNY

I don't even think we should be here.

Well, you can wait in the car.

You're just gonna drop that off?

Mm-hmm. Ten minutes.

Ten minutes!

'Form one single line. One single line.'

'Have twenty bucks exact
or you're not getting in.'

'Ladies step forward.'

I know who I'm locking up first.

Alright, folks, listen up.
No pushing, no shoving.

Twenty bucks exact or go
back outside and get it right.

'Water here's two bucks a
bottle. Get that on the way in.'

'How're you doing? Right inside.
Right inside. Have a good time.'

No change. Twenty bucks
exact or go back outside

'and get it right. Alright?
Have a good time.'

'Enjoy yourself. Alright. Go right inside.'

- J.D.! What's up? - Yo, what's up, man?

- What's up, kid? - Hey, this is Kim.

- I work with her. - What's up, Kim?

- Welcome to the party. - Yeah.

Alright, man. I'll see you on the way out.

- Alright, buddy. - Alright.

Twenty bucks. Have a good
time, sweetie. Have a good time.

- Hey, J.D.
- Hey, how're you doing tonight?

What's up, man?

You're popular!

Nah!

You come to these a lot?

Not a lot!

I've never been to one of these.

Pretty cool, huh?

What was that about?

Hey, you want to dance?

No.

Back window.

'Looks like our guests
of honor have arrived.'

'Want to move?'

'Hmm.'

Give them a few minutes.

Let them get situated. Ahem.

'Hey, are you okay?'

Somebody help! Help!

'Please help us!'

Somebody help!

Excuse me.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Move!

- What happened? - What?

Is she on something?

She only took one tab of X.

- She's burning up. - Come on.

- Let's get her outside.
- No. Call an ambulance.

Come on, stay with me. Hello.

Look at me. Look at me.

You better make that fast. Let's go.

I'm starting to like your brother.

He grows on you.

Cruz and all her guys are out front.

- 'Yeah, I saw them.'
- What are we gonna do?

We're gonna go lock up some drug dealers.

'What about us?'

- Transport. - Transport?

'I don't want the two of you in
the middle of a pissing contest'

between me and a
sergeant from your command.

- We're not afraid of her.
- Not a matter of fear.

It's common sense.
Wait until we call for you.

What the hell?

Uniforms are gonna scare
them off. We gotta move in.

All 5-5 AC units, let's move in.

Secure doorways and let's toss the place.

Move back, move back, move back.

Alright, stay with her.

An ambulance is on the
way, alright? Let me see her.

Look at me.

Tell your friend to kill the music!

- He won't! - Are you kidding me?

Trust me. Bad X happens.

He's not gonna spoil
the party because of it.

Stay with me. Come on.

Excuse me. Coming through.

- Carlos, over here. - 'Coming through.'

Excuse me. Excuse me.

- Ha ha ha. - Carlos! Over here.

'Carlos, get over here!'

Kim? You go to raves?

- It's not what you think.
- Watch out. Watch out.

- 'What happened?' - Bad X.

Check the rear for doors,
I don't want anybody

getting out we haven't talked to.

- I wanna talk to them all too.
- What are you doing here?

It's a narcotics investigation, right?

- Yeah, but this is actually..
- Thanks for the backup.

She's diaphoretic with a
weak and thready carotid...

- What? - What?

She's got a weak and thready..

- What? - Dammit!

Excuse me!

Excuse me! Let me through! Let me through!

Excuse me!

Look, I'm with the fire department.

You've got kids that are collapsing.

I need you to turn down the music!

You've got kids that are sick!

Well, the music has stopped.

'What's this guy doing?'

'Oh, my God!'

'Fire! Fire!'

Move back, move back, move back!

This is 5-5 David.

'We have a visual on an arson suspect'

'that just threw a Molotov cocktail'

'into a warehouse at 1-0-9 and 10th.'

'Come here. Come here. Where're you going?'

'Come here. I said, come here now!'

Face down, now!

'Where're you running to, huh?'

You screwed up. Your ride left.

Back up slowly!

5-5 Crime Sergeant, we have a fire

in an occupied building at 1-0-9 and 10th.

We need fire forthwith.

Which way did that drug dealer go?

I repeat, 5-5 Crime Sergeant to Central.

We got a fire in an occupied
building at 1-0-9 and 10th.

'We need fire forthwith.'

Is that a working exit?

'The front entrance is blocked.'

It's chained. People sneak in.

You chain the doors? Are you insane?

Look, everyone calm down!

'Just calm down!'

Everyone move calmly to the exit. Calmly.

I need you all to stay calm!

It's alright, just stay calm!

Everyone move calmly to the exit. Calmly.

Where are the fire extinguishers?

- I-I don't think there are any.
- Oh, don't tell me that, man.

Christian, leave your stuff!

Help me get these kids out of here, man.

- Or we're all gonna die.
- 'Everybody move to the front.'

Let's go. Everybody out. Move.

'We're not gonna find any dealers in this.'

Yeah. Let's get out front.

They got to come out sometime. Let's go.

Right here. Right here.

Alright, over here.

Let's go!

Bogey, Rihad, DK, with me.

Let's clear the building.

Come on, people! Keep moving! Let's go!

Come on, people. Nice and slow.

Let's go. Keep it moving, keep it moving.

'Let's go.'

Does he have any?

- Bitch. - Check that one over there.

There.

Does he have it?

Stay calm.

There's fire trucks and ambulances outside.

You're gonna be alright.

Come on.

Come on, keep going.

I think that's about everybody.

Get out of here.

Come on, let's go.

'Take deep breaths.'

You seen her? You seen Kim?

What?

- She's not with you? - No.

She-she's still inside.

Where the hell are you going?

You got no gear.

Come on, get back here!

That kid's dangerous.

Kim!

Kim!

Kim!

'Kim!'

Kim!

'Bogey, Rihad, do searchlights!'

Guys!

There's more kids in here!

BP, 100/60 and falling.

- Carotid weak and thready. - Come on, Kim.

Her resps are less than
six. She's struggling.

'You want a mask?'

Let's get the O2 ready.

Sat levels must be next to nothing.

- How's she doing? - Shut up and drive.

Come on, Kim.

- That's it. That's it. - O2. O2.

That's it. Breathe.

Breathe, nice and easy.

Breathe, Kim. Breathe.

Mary, we need a doctor for Kim!

- Doctor Hickman is... - Doctor Hickman.

She took in a lot of smoke.
She's got shallow resps.

We've got her on O2 by mask.

Okay. Get her into Trauma Four.

Is she okay?

What the hell was she doing there?

She went in with me.

To a rave?

Is she gonna be alright?

You had better hope so.

Hey. Hey, dude.

I didn't do this on purpose.

You touch me again,
I'll kick your ass, dude.

That your fire starter?

'Yep!'

'You did good.'

Can I see you?

We got three Dolphin dealers upstairs

with about a thousand tabs.

So my brother was right.

He had half the PD in that building.

And someone tried to
kill everyone in there.

No way. Not my brother.

- You sure? - Mm-mm. Mm-mm.

Sarge, there was, uh, a silver BMW SUV

that was there to pick this guy up.

- You get the plate? - No.

But um, it had a monkey face

in the-in the back window.

I saw the driver.

And there was something familiar about him.

- Familiar how? - I don't know.

- Like I've seen him before.
- Come to the Narcotics office.

I've got a book in there that
has a picture of every one

of these Ecstasy punks we've ever collared.

- Alright. I'll take a look.
- You ask your perp who it was?

The detectives will probably
want to interrogate him.

You don't think you can do it?

Well, uniforms don't usually do that.

He's your prisoner.

Alright. I'll give it a shot.

Oh, Boscorelli?

Yup?

You should have seen Cruz's face

when she saw we got the dealers.

How're you doing?

What do you want?

Came to check on you.

Leave me alone.

Okay.

Sorry.

Anyone die?

Yeah.

A few.

A few.

I don't know how many.

What was that?

Someone threw Molotov
cocktails into the place.

No. You're part of running it, aren't you?

- What? - Bouncer knows you.

No cover charge.
Security guard talks to you.

- 'Kids all know you.' - It's just a dance.

Oh, God, Hart.

They chained the fire exits closed.

I didn't know that.

How much money you making off this?

It's not like that, Kim.

Oh, so you're not making any money?

Yeah. I did when I left
the police department.

I had to do something.

But my friends keep all the money now.

You're a fireman for God's sake.

I started this before that.

I'm gonna report you.

I didn't know.

Go away.

Okay.

How the hell did Wynn know about that rave?

Narcotics has their own contacts.

No, the way she looked at me

she didn't just know about it.

She knew that we would be there.

Boscorelli's brother, he's
playing both sides of the fence.

I made that deal for Dade.

I didn't make it so this bastard

could help out Narcotics.

Aren't we all on the
same side here, Maritza?

- That was my informant.
- There's no I in team.

Why don't you go back to your office?

Well, we had prisoners to process.

Yeah. Well, you're finished.

Yeah, I just wanted to see

if Boscorelli and Yokas

got anything out of their prisoner.

W-w-what?

- A what? - They caught the arsonist.

You know, the guy who threw the Molotov?

Don't you know anything that's going on

'in your own precinct?'

Look, if you tell us who was in the BMW

this is gonna go a lot easier for you.

- No, thanks. - Well.

Well, whoever it was, they
didn't give a damn about you.

There was a fire.

I-I was, I was running from it.

Look, we saw you throw a burning bottle

into a building full of people.

Well, that's what you say.

Are you calling her a liar?

I have a lawyer.

Lot of people dead because of you.

This is our perp.

Now, you tell me who you're working for

or I'm gonna make sure
that you get the death penalty.

'Mm-hmm. That's right.'

Get that hot dose right there in your arm

and go to sleep forever.

Oh, that's funny?

- Hey! - Oh!

- Oh! - Hey!

I told you to stay the hell
away from my prisoner.

You do something like this again

and I swear to God, I'll go to IAB.

'You just broke that guy's nose in there.'

'And they would be real
interested in that downtown.'

And I make a hell of a witness.

- Oh, you'd call the Rat Squad?
- In a heartbeat.

Oh, well, I guess we had
better let everyone know

on the streets what kind
of a cop we got here, huh?

Just as long as you never forget it.

Yeah, right.

How you doing?

I'm good.

Did you get some sleep?

Yeah.

My mom's starting to relax a little bit.

She got to visit him this morning.

Good.

So I talked to the boss on the way in.

Seven kids died in that rave last night.

- Seven? - Three from being trampled.

- Another four from bad X.
- Are you kidding?

And Cruz is gonna lean
real hard on Mikey now.

You know, this rave fire? Front-page news.

'Which means heat on the bosses.'

'Which becomes heat on anti-crime.'

Finding that driver from last
night's gonna be job number one.

And she's gonna squeeze
Mikey any way she can.

But he doesn't know anything, does he?

No, but I don't want him constantly being

brought out of population
for a police visitor, you know?

She isn't gonna care
what that looks like inside.

- So let's go to IAB. - No.

Why? We'll tell them what
Cruz did to our prisoner last night.

She'll be too busy
fending off an investigation.

She won't have time to bother Mikey.

It's not the way we
play this and you know it.

She's gonna make this
collar any way she can.

'If that means putting Mikey
out, she's gonna do that.'

Well, then we'll have to beat her to it.

Sergeant Wynn says she
has pictures of Ecstasy dealers.

How well do you remember
the guy's face from last night?

- Pretty well.
- Let's go look at her pictures.

Alright. I'm gonna get changed.

'Hey, Yokas.'

Thank you.

I thought you were on medical.

I am. Few days.

Why're you here then?

I need to talk to you, Billy.

Okay.

Well, as supervisor to lieutenant.

This have anything to do with J.D. Hart?

Why would you say that?

Because he quit a half hour ago.

He came in, cleared
out his locker and left.

He quit?

Not so much as a kiss my
ass and he's out the door.

Well, not everyone's cut out for it.

You know, he went back
into that building without gear

to find you, saved your life.

That kid had the makings
of a good firefighter.

Maybe he doesn't think so.

Don't make no sense to me.

He waits 26 months to get on a department

and he just ups and leaves.

Who knows why people do what they do?

You can say that again.

'So, what do you want to talk about?'

Well, uh, I just, uh..

I wanted to thank you.

You know, all you guys, for coming in

that building and getting me out.

I told you, that was all J.D.

Well... thank you.

That was supervisor to lieutenant?

Hmm?

You said you wanted to
talk supervisor to lieutenant.

Oh, right. Um..

Yeah. I'll see you in a few days.

Thanks.

Sergeant Cruz?

Yeah?

There's an attorney here to see you.

- What do you want? - Hello.

I'll be with you momentarily.

So what's he got for me this time?

Building's gonna actually
explode when I walk in?

I don't follow.

Last night, someone
tried to kill everyone inside

the building that Mike
Boscorelli sent us to.

I-I'm not here representing
Mister Boscorelli.

- Oh, you're not? - No.

I'm here on behalf of Mr. Cuadra

who was arrested last night for murder

attempted murder, arson.

You represent both of them?

I have numerous clients.

They all Ecstasy dealers?

Absolutely not.

So what does this, uh, Mr. Cuadra want?

Well, you understand that
he was just following orders

from someone who has control of his family.

His brother, his mother.

- Oh, is that so? - That's so.

And he's willing to give you a name

and a location of this
person for some consideration

down the line, so that he doesn't get..

"A hot dose right here in
your arm and go to sleep..

Forever."

Did you say that?

'It's manufactured in the Netherlands.'

'And then it is muled in on ships, planes'

Hasidic couriers, delivery
services, the post office.

It is sent into this country
so many different ways

that some of it just has to get through.

'So who runs it once it
gets here to New York?'

'This particular brand, Donald Mann.'

'I've been trying to get
my hands on him for years.'

I don't think he's in the city anymore.

That's a tough way to run things, isn't it?

Well, not if you've got a good
crew. And he's got the best.

'Ruthless and they don't make mistakes.'

He's not in here.

'Well, it was a long shot.'

Is there anybody else that I can look at?

No. Everybody that I've collared
from this gang is in that book.

Dammit.

I know I've seen him before.

Come on. Let's go home.

Well, thanks again, guys.

You kept us from looking bad at Comstat.

It was worth it.

Who's this?

That's Joey Mann, the son.

He's the guy on the ground.

He works out of a used record store on Lex.

It keeps him close to the rave scene.

I'm trying to get a line on him.

He's crazy.

But he also never makes a mistake.

Well, he did last night.

What?

Bosco, take a look at this.

- Yeah? - That's the guy in the BMW.

'Are you sure?'

'Absolutely.'

'So you're sure this Joey Mann'

'is at the record store right now?'

Yeah. He's always at the record store.

- He runs your crew?
- 'I'm not in no crew.'

Yeah, but he runs things?

His old man runs things.

You know, Joey's just the muscle.

He hates those Dolphin guys.

I'll speak to the DA.

Locking up Joey Mann for a capital crime

has got to bring his old man out of hiding.

You're gonna take care of Mike, right?

Yep.

I might just marry him.

Okay, let's roll.

Want me to notify the boss?

What? Is this your first day?

We know he's got lookouts.

So we don't want him to get spooked.

Dombrowski, you and me,
we're gonna go buy a record.

Listen for my call.

Because as soon as we get in there

we're gonna need backup.

What the hell?

'Cruz!'

Joey!

Get out! Get out!

Move!

Let's go!

'5-5 David to Central.'

'We're in pursuit of
the rave-fire suspect.'

'Going north down 12th toward
Prince in a stolen yellow cab.'

Suspect is Joey Mann, male, white, 20's.

Wanted for multiple homicides.

Dammit!

5-5 David. We're now
northbound on Riverside.

You got it.

'5-5 David. We're now
southbound on 10th Street.'

'We're approaching the
intersection of 10th and York.'

'Bosco!'

- No way! - You're kidding me!

- Get out of the way! - Move!

Bosco!

Dammit!

- Are you alright? - Come on. Come on.

I want this son of a bitch!

'5-5 David. Now going west on 9th Street.'

'Heading towards Avenue A.'

Bosco, there's a school.

There's kids in the intersection.

Back off! Back off!

Nice job, guys.

Come on. Good job.

He's not stopping.

Alright, guys, move! Okay, go! Go!

'Come on! Come on!'

'Move! Move! Everybody move'

'Come on, you guys!'

'Keep moving. It's okay.
Alright. Everybody keep moving.'

'You're almost across the street.'

Well, he's dead.

You sure?

Definitely.

Nice going.

So the boss is putting
Cruz in for a commendation.

What?

Yep.

Bunch of parents from
that school are talking about

how she saved their children

in that crosswalk with
no regard for herself.

Now, you know that she had
no idea that they were even there

that she was just trying
to beat us to the collar.

I know.

Oh, good. You're still here.

Not for long.

You both need to be careful.

'Donald Mann is a dangerous guy.'

He's gonna want to know who's
responsible for his son's death.

We'll be looking for him. But
you guys keep your eyes open.

If you need anything, let me know.

Hell of a day.