Third Watch (1999–2005): Season 5, Episode 6 - Surrender - full transcript

Previously on "Third Watch"..

Hey, do you wanna tell me who is this?

My sister.

I helped you go. She
died a little while ago.

Get down!

'We believe there was a bomb

'and it was meant for you.
Your Honor, we're putting you'

'under a protective watch.'

I want him with me.

That'd be worth going to
jail just to take you with me.

She shot me, Bosco.



Somebody shot you?

It was that bitch sergeant.
It was one of my own.

I don't wanna nail the
John just to nail the John.

The guy runnin' the ring. That's the prize.

'The rest, ammunition.'

'If you take that shower,
we're never gonna be able'

to prosecute that guy.

- 'You expectin' anybody?' - No.

We need to talk to this guy.

'You stay in the car.'

Oh.

Oh, it's really heavy.

- What're you doin' here?
- Delivering flowers.

- 'This time of night?'
- Eight Avenue florist.



Two blocks from here.

They're 24-hours.

I'll check it out.

Very pretty.

Get that housekeeper outta there.

'Tell her not to touch anything.'

Yeah.

One moment!

- Let me see some ID.
- 'Police, ma'am. Let me in.'

I never had cops roll up on me before.

I must have left it in
the truck. I'll go get it.

Hey. Davis, Move!

'Davis!'

Davis!

Are you okay?

Sit up.

Just sit up. Take it easy.

Judge, get back in the car.

Shit.

- You took a shot. You alright?
- Yeah, I'm alright.

This is 5-Mobile.

We need fire and a bus.

'At 137, 72nd street block in Madison.'

No. It's my fault.

I am so sorry.

'You Honor!'

Judge, you gotta get outta here.

'No, no, no.'

- No. - Help is on the way.

I'm not leaving her.

You can't do anything for
her. You gotta come with us.

They know you're inside.
They saw you in the car.

- No. - Look.

The closer you are to her,
the more danger she's in.

The farther away you are, the better.

'Come on, I can't let you stay with her.'

- Come on. - 'Come on, let's go.'

- Let's go. You gotta go.
- Get her to the hospital.

- Now! - 'Yes, ma'am.'

Let's go. Let's go.

- Mm. - Right there?

- Yeah. - Okay.

It's a rotator cuff.

It could just be a strain.

I'm gonna set you up with a
sling and a good orthopedist.

You're probably gonna
miss a few days of work...

No, no sling. Um, I
can't miss work right now.

Well, if you're gonna be
wrestling with suspects

then I suggest a good

stretching routine before you go out.

Doctor, all patients' medical records

are confidential, correct?

'Uh, if there's someone
you want me to talk about'

'then you're gonna need a court order.'

And even that I'm gonna fight.

No one's gonna know but if you
wanna catch the son of a bitch

'you need some evidence.'

Um, I'm gonna..

You should.. I'm, probably
gonna need a rape kit so..

Oh.

I'm sorry.

I'll, uh..

I'll be the requesting officer.

We're gonna take care of you, alright?

I'm just gonna go get a
gown and I'll be right back.

You're doin' the right thing.

I'm gonna leave this here.

I'm sorry.

Don't look at me like that.

Like what?

Like poor you.

No, I'm-I'm not. I just, um..

- I know that was hard. - Yeah.

This is not your fault.

You have nothing to be ashamed of.

Stop treating me like I'm just another vic.

I'm anything but.

It took me eight years to convince them

that I could take care of myself.

- Them? - I'm not starting over.

I still need little bit more time.

For?

To get this guy.

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

'I didn't ask your opinion.'

When I find him, I'm not
gonna need this evidence kit.

Approximately 50 year old
female with multiple lacerations.

Numerous shrapnel
wounds, torso and chest area.

Resp is labored at 20 but decreased sounds

and gurgles on the right, intubated.

Stats are 94% BP, 102 over 64. We got..

Hang on. She is coding.
I'll get back to you, Mercy.

- Carlos - Yo.

- She's in V-Tach. - Already stopping.

- Do you need me to do anything?
- Yeah, get out.

I need some room.

- 200. - Clear.

'Nothing.'

- 300. - Clear.

Neda was with me... 19 years.

He must have been watching the house.

Could that be right?

We were gone for, what? 30 minutes?

Rebecca was six.

You got a cell phone?

Judge.

Have you got a cellphone?
I don't wanna use the radio.

They're may be using
police scanners to track us.

I must have dropped my purse.

Damn it.

We should go to the hospital.

- You hurt? - Neda is hurt.

No, we can't. They'd be expecting that.

- You'd be a sitting duck there.
- Don't I have any say in this?

- No. - Then where are we going?

I don't know.

What are you guys doing here?

Oh, uh, just working on a case.

What happened to you?

There was another attempt on that judge.

Someone delivered a bomb in some flowers.

- You alright? - Yeah, I'm alright. Good.

Davis.

- The Judge?
- She's fine. She's with Sully.

- Where? - I-I don't know.

I only know he just wanted
to get away from the house.

Good idea.

- You're still on?
- Just checking on Davis.

Better not hit me for overtime.

Yeah, that's what this
night has been all about.

One free hour on the city.

Long day.

Cruz.

Of all the damn hospitals in this city

and you gotta bring me to this one.

Have you notified anybody yet?

No. Only you.

Anybody hurt?

The housekeeper went DOA in a bus.

It's not much.

Can I call the hospital?

Yes, as soon as I call up the station

and have someone know where we are.

You sure you don't want me to come up?

I'm sure.

You think you should be alone?

I asked you not to do that.

If you're going after this
guy, I'm going with you.

I didn't invite you.

I was supposed to have your back, Cruz.

What do you think the men
are gonna think about that?

The guy's name and insurance information

are somewhere in that office.

The girl at front said,
they have to get all that

before they can go in the back.

So, you're going back in?

Meet me here at 10 a.m. sharp.

And don't think you can
stop me when I get this guy.

We'll deal with that when the time comes.

Yeah, we'll deal with it.

I'm gonna assign a couple
of uniforms front and back

to make sure.

Alright, we'll speak
first thing in the morning.

Who?

No.

No, she didn't make it.

Davis said she died in the ambulance.

I understand.

Well, another attempt tonight
means that someone wants her

'real bad or real soon.'

I think, we should be looking
at most imminent cases he has.

Yes, sir.

'Yeah, first thing in the morning.'

Right.

Neda?

She's alright. She's fine.

Oh, thank god.

Yeah.

They are going to, uh..

Put uniforms outside.

'Front and back.'

So, we'll be safe here tonight.

She never hurt a soul.

You need to get some sleep, judge.

Look, lie down there.

'Go ahead.'

Here's a blanket.

The sweetest thing..

Try to get some rest, Your Honor.

Huh?

Barbara.

- Excuse me? - My name.

It's Barbara.

Then get some rest, Barbara.

I'm gonna cancel that appointment tomorrow.

I don't need to see a therapist.

I know that it really hurts.

If that's what you want.

You don't agree?

I think your mom's was right.

Wouldn't hurt you to talk to someone.

Well, I can talk to you.

But you haven't.

Well, I told you everything that happened.

But nothin' else.

What else do you want me to say?

Here's the thing. I don't
know what you need to say.

So, it might be a good idea to let someone

who does know what to listen for.

- Let them hear about it.
- I don't want to.

Maybe, that means it's a really good idea.

What, you think it's all in my head?

'No.'

Well, isn't that we're going
to a psychiatrist means

that I doubt myself.

Isn't that the message
that I'm sending out?

To who? Who cares what people think?

'I just don't think that
I need a psychiatrist.'

Okay.

I just think it'll be a waste of time.

- Then, don't go. - Okay.

Will you go with me?

Absolutely.

You shouldn't stand in
front of that window like that.

I was just wondering
what it cost the city for

eight police officers
guarding one judge full time?

Well..

If I can't protect somebody like a judge

we haven't got much of a city anyway.

Oh, I'm sorry about that.

Nah, not the first night
I've slept in this chair.

Sorry, I don't have much to
offer you in a way of coffee

or breakfast.

I usually eat at that
diner around the corner.

I could ask one of the guys
to go get you something.

Oh, no, no, thanks. It's fine.

This is where you live?

Yeah, I told it weren't much.

How much more does a person need?

I mean, I'm always
surrounded with a bunch of stuff.

If you're trying to make
me feel better, don't bother.

'I'm happy with what I've got.'

Of course, uh, a can of French roast

would come in handy right now.

- Yeah. - 'It's me, Sully.'

Oh.

Figured you wouldn't have any.

That's you. That's the judge, that's me.

Thanks, Ty.

Thank you.

So, you remember that meth lab

explosion last year, Bosco
and Cruz trapped in the fire.

Yeah, what about it?

The guy who did it, is a biker.

He's a Health Disciple named Gary Barnes.

They call him Animal on the street.

- Gary Barnes? - 'Yeah.'

'Spent all last night over your case file.'

Guess who's preliminary
trial starts this afternoon?

And he's tried six times to
have you replaced as his judge.

- Isn't he in custody. - 'Yeah.'

Because he's a high
ranking disciple, Your Honor.

He's got a lot of friends on the outside.

'Maybe, there's something I don't get.'

I mean, what do they gain by..

Getting one judge out of the way.

Aren't the court just
gonna assign another one?

'The D.A. says the defense can try'

'to have that raid thrown out.'

So, if you're gonna say

the police are the bad guys

you don't wanna a trial at
Judge Halstead's court room.

- Unless it's true. - Damn.

So the squads checking
out all the Disciple hangouts.

See, if anybody fitting the description

of that flower guy turns up.

So, all we gotta do now is get her

to a real safe house and lay low

until we scoop up this bunch.

'No, no, no.'

I'm going to be on the bench

this afternoon for the hearing.

That's crazy.

These people are desperate.

I'm going to be there.

Can I talk to you outside?

This woman's making me crazy.

She has balls.

I have an idea, how we can get her

to the court house.

How?

Well, I was thinking about

how we were gonna move her

to a-a better safe house.

I think that same plan will work for this.

I gotta make some phone calls first.

I'm gonna need a lot of help.

Alright, I'm gonna go home. Get a shower.

Head back to the house,
you just let me know

what you need. Okay?

As soon as I know.

I, uh, didn't tell her
about the housekeeper.

What, she didn't ask?

I lied.

I wanted her to get some sleep.

- So.. - Alright.

- Give me a call. - Yeah.

Okay, you have been approved, Mr. Cole.

You can got on back to room 16.

You will be with Adriana this morning.

Hey, nurse.

I wasn't sure you'd be back.

No.

You disappeared last night.

I was really tired last night.

What's this?

Yesterday's pay. You left without it.

Oh, right.

So, did everything go alright

with your last appointment?

What-What do you mean?

I mean..

Did everything go okay?

Why wouldn't it?

I'm just checking.

It's my job, right?

Taking care of you therapists.

Well, why wouldn't have it gone right?

I should have know better
than to give you Warner so soon.

- Warner? - Thomas Warner.

Freaks come along with the territory.

Some of them just like
it rougher than others.

Rough!

He likes it rough. Do you
know what he did to me?

Dr. Chow throws anybody who get Warner

a couple of 100 bucks,
not to talk about it.

It doesn't make it better. But
it helps. So, you'll get yours.

So-So, I'm not the first
one that this is happened to.

Almost everybody who's ever worked here.

I even earned my Warner bonus

before I smartened up
and moved behind the desk.

Wa-wa-wa-wait a second. You-You knew.

You knew what he was
gonna do and you didn't...

He doesn't always.

You didn't.. You didn't say anything.

How can you not say something?

You make as much money as you can get.

What can you do? You've been around.

Who'd believe a hooker who'd been rigged.

I need a man here on the South side

of the court house. And
over here on the east.

Hey. Yeah, we're just
about ready here, Sull.

Alright, hold on a second, will you.

Great. Your clothes are here.

'Oh, my, thank you.'

Yeah.

Great.

Alright, thanks.

Just let us know.

Everything's almost ready.

You've been so kind.

I was just, trying to do the job.

May I ask you something?

I guess so.

Was Tatiana Sullivan your wife?

There's a mass card in the other room.

What were you doing looking at that?

I'm sorry. I-I was only...

'Look I brought you here, to protect you.'

Not so you go snooping
through my personal things.

Wait, it was on the mirror.

I'm sorry.

'I'm so sorry.'

'I was just going to tell you that..'

my husband passed away 15 years ago.

And I know how hard it can be.

Yeah, but my private life is
none your damn business.

- So, you alright? - Thomas Warner.

What?

His name is Thomas Warner.

Alright, so I'll call the lab

they'll run the kit. And
we'll get the warrant.

Forget the kit. We don't need it.

- Why? - He raped Ginger.

The receptionist. And apparently
every girl who works here.

Are they willing to testify against him.

Absolutely.

Alright, so, what do we do now?

They say he's some kind of regular here

so we.. We wait.

Yeah, but that could be like weeks.

We wait.

- Alright, we wait. - We wait.

Bosco.

You didn't tell him?

If I was gonna tell anyone

it definitely wouldn't be Bosco.

Yeah, like I need his crap right now.

- Just great. - What's up?

Probably, the most important case

she's ever gonna have to testify on

and I can't find Cruz.

What, Gary Barnes?

The guy killed her sister.

He also might be behind these attacks

on Halstead.

- No kidding.
- Doesn't want her on his case.

We gotta a whole operation planned

just to get her down to the courtroom.

Yeah, well, Cruz is the star witness.

The D.A. says, she's the one

they're gonna say, stepped over the line

to get to him. Because of his sister.

If she doesn't have an answer to it..

Goodbye Animal.

Is everybody ready?

As far as I know, yeah.

You should be careful today.

You got it. You too, old man.

Let's do this.

Yeah.

We had only been married a couple of months

when she died.

It's a..

I'm still dealing with it.

You never got remarried, huh?

No.

Raised all those kids by yourself?

It was Neda who raised them.

'All three of my children live'

within six blocks of me.

And I have not spoken with any of them

for over five years.

'Their choice.'

I was a terrible mother.

You're pretty hard on yourself.

I'm hard on everyone.

Why should I give myself a break.

'Shots fired.'

Shooter's on the roof, of the bank.

The roof of the bank.
South-East corner of the bank.

Get inside.

All units, shooter is down.

Repeat, shooter is down.

Situation is stable.

They got the shooter.

This is 5-Mobile. We've arrived safely.

Watch your step, Your Honor.

Thank you, for your help.

You're welcome.

Courtroom officers are sweeping
out the courthouse right now.

Good. We'll start the hearing
when they get finished.

'Yes, ma'am.'

Your Honor..

Uh, just wanted to say

I'm sorry about your housekeeper.

We did everything we could.

'All medical units, we have officers down'

'in front of the downtown court house.'

Tell 'em, we'll be right there.

Bus is on the way, Charlie.

'Roger that.'

We better get you inside, Your Honor.

'Is that him?'

No.

He'll come.

What the hell is this guy's problem?

Well, he's called four times

why don't you just answer it?

What do you want?

- Cruz. - I'm busy, Bosco.

You're busy? The hearing
starts in ten minutes.

Oh, my gosh. I forgot.

You forgot? Animal, Gary Barnes.

Damn it.

'Well, you got ten minutes.'

I can't make that.

Try to get here as fast as you can.

I'll see if I can stall.

'Okay, we're on our way .'

I gotta be at Centre Street in ten minutes.

- You're kiddin' me, right? - Go.

Show time. You two ready?

- Yeah, we're good. - Where's Cruz?

About that. She's running a little late.

- Running late? - Well, I talked to her.

- She's on her way. - From where?

I don't know.

If she's not here. They're gonna walk.

So put me on first.

I'll piss this defense attorney off so much

he'll have me on for an hour.

It's always something with you, isn't it?

Well, this time, I'll be your
knight in shining armor.

Oh, yeah. That's got me oozing confidence.

The building is secure, ma'am.

Good. How much time do I have?

Uh, two minutes, Your Honor.

Is the defendant here?

Waiting in the bullpen.

Bring him into the courtroom.

I'll be there on time.

Why did the paramedics say

that they did all they could for Neda?

Your Honor, you know,
this things not really over yet.

I made it here for the
hearing. I'll be on the bench.

And your fellow officers
caught a man out front.

Yeah, but not the same man
that's tried to kill you twice.

Not the same man that killed Neda.

'Barbara..'

I'm sorry.

I've never been late for court.

And I'm not about to start now.

All rise.

'Supreme Court part 01, now in session.'

'The honorable justice,
Barbara Halstead, presiding.'

'Docket number 876935'

'State of New York versus Gary Barnes.'

'Please be seated..'

'Good afternoon.'

This is a preliminary
hearing in this matter.

'The defense has filed
several motions for dismissal.'

'I don't know about the guy, Hank.'

But I heard the lady's
pretty good at her job.

Don't you guys have anyone else to shoot?

Don't tempt me, man.

- What are you doing here?
- You see the white guy?

Forties, balding, uh, short

with a cheap blue sport jacket.

No. Who is it?

Let's just say, he and Animal

acknowledged each other in a big way

in that courtroom.

You hear that?

- That the guy? - Yeah.

You think he needs a police escort?

Just to make sure, he
gets where he's going, okay.

Honey, relax.

I'm relaxed.

Then stop.

I don't have any reason
not to be relaxed, Fred.

'Cause I know

that I actually feel this pain.

'I know.'

Right.

Why do I feel like I

I have to take a test
that didn't study for.

You're just gonna talk to her.

What if I say something
wrong and all of a sudden

and they deny me my pension.

They say that I don't
qualify for disability

'cause nobody believes that I'm actually

feeling this pain.

That possible?

I don't know.

- Officer Yokas. - Yes, ma'am.

'I am Marie Connelly.'

I'm a psychiatrist, contracted

by the police department.

Yeah, how you doing?

Fine, thank you.

This is usually one on one.

Oh, sorry.

Sorry.

You say, the confidential informant

'told Sergeant Cruz'

that Gary Barnes

'was the main supplier.'

Objection. Here say, again.

Objection sustained as deformed.

Rephrase, counselor.

Did you have prior knowledge

of the defendant's involvement

in the manufacture of methamphetamine.

Before we went inside the house

we were aware that there
might be meth made in there.

And when you were directly
outside, what did you do?

- Sergeant Cruz called for...
- 'Objection.'

Your Honor, can't this Sergeant Cruz

answer these questions herself?

Your Honor, Sergeant Cruz is running late.

- 'She's on another assignment.'
- 'Another assignment?'

They wanna try my
client for capital offenses

and their witnesses are
in other assignments?

- She'll be here. - 'When?'

This is an outrage. This
hearing has a date and a time.

Maybe we could ask for a
continuance, with a short date.

'Absolutely not, Mr. Barnes
has not waived his right'

'to a speedy trial.'

Counsel approach.

You may step down.

Keep smiling, pal.

- Don't get too close to him.
- I'm not, I'm not.

He's going to the right,
he's going to the right.

I see him. Sully, relax.

Let's go, man. Start moving.

- Come on. - They're not even moving.

- I'm going. - It's three miles away. Cruz.

So, what sort of assignment
is your Sergeant Cruz on?

What difference d-does that make?

I'm not addressing you, Mr. Kaydar.

I really don't know, Your Honor.

Of course not.

So, you're not sure

when she'll be here.

No, ma'am.

Today is the day my client must be tried.

My client is ready, and
he's not waived his right...

I heard you the first time, Mr. Kaydar.

We'll take a short recess

'and if she's not here by the time'

we reconvene, in ten minutes

I'll have to dismiss the charges.

'Where's he going?'

'Whoa, whoa, whoa..'

'He's turning in.'

'Pull back, pull back.'

'We should follow the guy.'

This is five five, Charlie.

We need ESU and backup

at Greenview and Crenshaw.

'10-4, Charlie. Stand back.'

I'm gonna go over there and make sure

they don't go out of a back entrance.

No, wait for backup, man.

I'm not gonna sit here and wait

while these two guys make an escape.

Anybody sees me, dress like this

they think I'm an insurance salesman.

Alright.

Keep your radio on.

Alright, Mr. Kaydar. Have your client rise.

The state has failed to
establish probable cause.

Your Honor, this is my witness.

Uh, may she please have a few minutes

to collect herself.

I will allow the people
to call their witness.

'Thank you, Your Honor.'

Come on, backup.

And the informant told you what?

That there was a house in Rockaway

where the meth was made.

But she didn't know the address.

She said that she could show us.

- So you went there? - Yes.

We drove around for a while

and... then she saw it.

'And then what'd you do?'

I called my boss back at the police station

and asked him to call the judge

with a phone warrant.

While we waited outside the house.

And then I asked for backup

'and emergency units on stand by.'

Why?

Because a meth lab is..

An explosion looking to happen.

And did your backup
and your warrant arrive?

- 'No, ma'am.' - 'Why?'

Because the informant, jumped
the car and ran into the house.

And you followed her?

- Gary, Lettie. - Damn it.

Why not just let her run inside

and still wait for your backup.

Because she was my sister.

So, when you ran into this meth house

were you going in to make an arrest?

- 'To raid the premises?' - No.

'Why were you going in?'

- Where is he? - Lettie.

Get off of him.

To save Lettie.

Nothing further, Your Honor.

- Cross examination? - Yes, Your Honor.

So, you should know, before we begin

that although I am
contracted by the department.

They have no say over
what goes on in our session.

And your confidentiality
will be absolutely respected.

And you should know that before we start

that this pain is not just in my head.

'Pain?'

My mysterious pain.

All I know is that you were wounded

in the line of duty. Shot.

That's all they told you?

'I'm not really sure'

'who you think they are.'

Didn't you make the appointment?

Yeah, but I would think that the department

would send over my records.

Well, if they have, we
haven't received them.

Oh.

Well, then what are we gonna do?

Why don't we start with you telling me

how you were injured?

Yeah, how much time you got?

'Your younger sister, Latisha.'

Lettie, right.

You were present at the scene

you witnessed her fatal injury?

I was there.

She died in my arms.

And you don't feel at all responsible

for her death?

'And then my partner Bosco'

he was like Mr. Cool when
he got the assignment.

He flew right up to anti-crime you know.

He leaves me to bounce around

with whoever nobody else wants to be with.

And then when everything goes wrong

who does he come back to? Me.

I gotta fix everything.

My partner, he dumps me.

And this bitch sergeant is..

Upstairs..

Loud mouth, high riding, corrupt cop.

Turns my partner into a criminal.

'Have you ever been brought
up on department charges?'

'Do you have 15 civilian complaints?'

- All of the above.
- Eight years of service.

In fact, you've been reprimanded five times

for insubordination.

'Have you ever been accused'

'of being careless, sergeant?'

No.

'Of course I'm pissed.'

I'm wheeling myself around..

With a bullet in my back.

And nobody is being held accountable.

'I have some quotes
from various supervisors.'

"Reckless."

' "Risk taking."'

- 'Are you reckless?' - No.

Do you believe in getting the bad guy

no matter who gets in the way.

- No matter who gets hurt. - No.

'I was completely
paralyzed for three weeks.'

Unfair?

"Unfair" doesn't even
begin to explain this.

'Didn't you tell your sister
to run inside that house.'

- I would never tell my sister..
- 'So you can get a gold star.'

Isn't that how you do your job?

But to take the chances
that I take are on me.

They're on my head. No one else.

So, you don't give a damn if you get hurt.

I give a damn if I get hurt.

I give a damn.

That bitch cop..

Shoots me and no one even seems

to give a damn.

You're damn right, I'm pissed.

And I'd had enough.

And you're damn right

I wanted to shoot that bitch.

That..

That I didn't.. That's not..

That didn't, that didn't come out right.

- 'It's okay.' - No.

That did not come out right.

'I've heard enough.'

I find sufficient probable cause

to hold this over.

My clerk, will be in touch.

Oh, no.

I got movement out front.

Five five Charlie.

What's the ETA of that backup on ESU?

- 'Stand by, Charlie.' - Stand by..

Can you tell the bad guys to stand by?

Frankie, cops.

Police, put your hands up.

This a detonator.

The house is full of C-4 and blasting caps.

Take another step

and I'll blow this whole block off the map.

'Alright, alright.'

Back off.

Okay. Alright, relax.

Relax, okay. I'm not gonna move.

I'm not gonna move.

I swear to God, man.

I will blow up everything.

Okay, okay. I'm not moving.

Give me your gun.

No.

I will press this button,
man. Give me the gun.

Take it easy, take it easy. Okay. Okay.

There, alright?

Now, no one has one. Just leave.

Man, I'm not standing in your way. Just go.

Go on, get the other
bag. Get it in the car.

No one has to get hurt, just go.

That's up to you, pig.

Just relax.

Don't tell me to relax.

'Okay, alright, alright.'

Where are the keys?

- What the hell is that?
- That's my backup.

Let me, let me just use my radio.

I'll tell them to stay away.

Come on, man. Hurry up.

- 'Do it. Tell 'em now.' - Okay, alright.

'Five five Charlie, emergency message.'

We have a situation here.

Uh, have all units headed

to this location disregard.

Stay out of the area.

Copy that, back off. Now.

'10-4, Charlie.'

- 'Keys.' - Okay.

'Alright, I'm gonna get in that car.'

'I'm gonna get that hell outta here.'

- 'You hear me?' - 'I hear you man.'

Those cops that are on the way.

'They better not get in my damn way.'

- No one's getting in your way.
- 'Come on.'

- Comin'. - 'Look out.'