Third Watch (1999–2005): Season 6, Episode 18 - Too Little, Too Late - full transcript

Previously on Third Watch :

Bosco, if you can't shoot
you cannot go back out on the street.

- I never said that.
- Yes, you did.

If you elect to forgo treatment,
it's a death sentence.

Sully, I want to tell him,

but if I tell him about that baby
before we get a chance to work our stuff out

there's no way I'm going to ever know
if it's about me or if it's about the baby.

Monroe went sick. Some kind of flu.

Not going to miss her.

Cut her a break, will ya?

- No.
- I am Dante.



You're a vampire?

I gotta tell ya,
if I ever caught you with my daughter,

you'd get to test that whole
"vampires are immortal" theory.

Emily?

I thought that was you.

I'm David.

This is 55 Davis.
Suspects heading south on St. Nicholas.

So... "The Village"?

Yeah, yeah, I've been there.

Great, David. What time again?

All right, great.

Yeah, I want to see you, too.

Yeah, I'm happy we ran into each other.

Okay, cool.



So, um, I'll see you tonight.

Where you going?

Oh, um, Heather Morris
invited me to a movie.

Is her mom driving?

Yeah, she's going to pick me up
and take me home.

Okay, what time are you going to be home?

Around 11:00. Is that cool?

Yeah.

Will you invite Heather to come
and have brunch with us tomorrow?

'Cause her mom's been taking
you guys everywhere.

All right. No problem.

Where you going?

Give me your hand!

See, there's the legs...

the arms...

Do you see the heart?

Yeah.

So tiny.

So when was your last period?

Um, February 15.

And how have you been feeling lately?

A little nauseous.

This will pass after your first trimester.

Okay.

Um, Doctor...

Are you having second thoughts?

I'm just trying to figure everything out.

I'm not sure.

What do you think you're going to do?

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Season 6 - Episode 18
Too Little, Too Late

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Look, I understand your wife's getting
on your nerves, but unless she hits you,

I can't send anyone over.

Write Bloomberg.

I don't care. I got to go.

How much longer do I have to do this?

As soon as I can find you another partner,
you'll be back on the street.

No, I need to be back today.

I've never been good with the phones.

Ask my ex-girlfriends.

Hey, Bosco.

What's up?

You're late again.

Yeah, I took loss time, remember?

Well, hurry up and get dressed.
Sully took a personal day,

so you're riding solo.

Why can't I ride with her?

No way, Bosco.

I don't need that drama.

There's no drama.

Look, whatever happened
when I was away, none of my business.

I'm serious. We're good.

You're going to have more problems
with me answering this phone right here.

Okay... but if I hear
one complaint from her,

you're going to be answering
that phone for the rest of your career.

Am I clear?

Crystal.

I got to get something to eat.

Mm-mm. After.

Dude, I'm hungry.

Busting this guy can get us into Anti-Crime. After.

Cruz hates me.

Look, I made a resolution to myself
to get out of the bag this year.

Cruz might be our hook.

See-- number four, "Get out of bag."

You actually wrote these down?

- Doesn't that jinx it?
- Just the opposite.

If you write it down,

you're committed.

Give me that; it's my paper.

So this is the fifth robbery
that you and your homies have pulled?

I didn't say that, yo.

Uh-huh. If you had better game,

you wouldn't be
in this position right now, yo.

Who's your boy?

Lady, I already told you, I ain't no rat.

I'm not telling you jack.

If we pick him up,
we're going to offer him a deal,

and I'll bet he'll sell your ass out.

I bet he won't.

You know what?

Since he's so damn loyal,

let's let him take a hit
for one of his homies, huh?

- There you go, mama.
- Yeah, yeah, yeah,

call the DA, and let's pin him
for all five of the robberies.

Wait, wait, wait.

What are you doing...?

What are you doing?

Real estupido.

All right, look...

...we wait outside
the restaurants in our car,

until the managers do their payroll.

So you wait for the times of the drops...

do the hit.

Yeah.

I mean, these ma-and-pop joints
are real consistent.

We clocked three of them
in the same area.

We figure we can knock
them all over by 6:00

and then hit the road
for Atlantic City or whatever.

So, this plan still on?

The game's always on.

What about your car?

Is it still at the place
you hit this morning?

Yeah, well, it wouldn't be if your guy
didn't chase me down on foot.

Man, I have asthma.

So I want the make of your boy's car,

and the names of the restaurants
that he was going to hit tonight.

Damn, girl, that's nasty.

You all right?

Yeah, yeah.
I had dental work this morning.

Just take his statement.

So what's up?

Uh, he rolled.

He told us about
some other hits poppin' tonight.

Good job.

Does that mean we're on the stakeout?

- It means we're done here.
- No, that's our collar.

- That should count for something.
- Come on, Cruz.

Fine, I'll put you guys undercover.

You're going to let us go on stakeout?

Actually, the guys left
the car back at the scene,

so you guys can just go back...

He's not coming back
for that car. Come on.

- At least we're out of the bag.
- Shut up.

No, seriously, you can mark
that off your list now.

Shut... up.

You glad to be back?

Yeah. It was hard laying up
in that hospital bed.

We missed you.

- You? Missed me?
- Yeah.

You didn't get my card?

Oh, I got it. I read it.

"It's so sad to see a friend in need."

You actually memorized it?

I couldn't believe it.

Oh, no, not you, too.

No, no, no. Don't lump me
in with them, all right?

You and I were friends.

That's not the point.

We rode together.

- Nobody understands IAB, all right?
- I don't give a damn about IAB.

What I don't get is how a friend would go to
that extent when I almost died that night.

Okay, fine. I'm not going
to say anything else about it.

Oh, yeah? You going to be silent?

Yeah, because nothing I say is going to change your mind.

- Try defending yourself.
- I have nothing to defend.

Now can you just make a right up here.

I need to drop something off to my sister.

No problem.

That way I can get something
to eat-- alone.

Yeah, um, my gums are bleeding.

How much?

What difference does it make how much?
They're bleeding.

All right, if you come right over I can fit you
in before my marrow biopsy clinic.

I have work. I can't.

Sergeant, you've put this off
too long already and you know it.

Yeah...

- Ready?
- Yeah, just a second.

Okay, I'll be there in half an hour.

You know what,
I've got to run to the dentist.

You going to skip a stakeout
to go to the dentist?

Yeah, it's cool. I'll meet up
with you guys when I'm done.

It's my baby, Tania.

I'm not going to not have it just because
he doesn't want to have anything to do with me.

So you've decided to do this?

Yes. And I know it's going to be hard;

I'm going to have to try and find a baby-sitter.

Hello? I make my own hours.

I know, I know, but I'm going to have
to change my shift from nights to days.

You can't stay on the street
while you're pregnant.

I'm going to have
to tell the sergeant tomorrow.

He's probably going to put me
on the desk or I don't know--

transfer me to another precinct.

See how God works?

These people have been driving you crazy

and know you won't even have
to be around them.

So when are you telling Ty?

Ty will find out when the time is right.

When you're seven months,
looking like a duffel bag?

No, I'm not going to tell him now,

Hey! We got a call!
...because I don't want him

to think I'm trying to get back with him.
All right! I'm coming, I'm coming!

You see that one?

He doesn't even want to eat with me.

Well, hold your head up.

You got bigger things to worry about
than these stupid people being mad at you.

You're right about that.

See you tonight.

Let's go!

Okay. All right.

Oh, God, pray it's a girl.

Okay.

What is wrong with you?

There is no reason
for you to get up in my face.

I'm not getting in your face.

I'm just trying to get you to help me.

Well, yelling ain't gonna do it.

Where the hell is my check?

I told you, I don't have it.

This is the second time you guys lost it.

Look, don't be blaming me.

No. I ain't leaving here without a replacement.

Ma'am, I need you to step outside.

You called the police?

No, I clicked my heels and they came.

Let's go.

No. See, you need to be taking her in for
impersonating a customer service representative.

At least I have a job.

Well, when I had one,
y'all took my kids away!

All right, all right, let's go, that's it.

Moving on, let's go.
Come on. Enough.

Stupid bitch.

Way to defuse the situation.

Fantastic.

- I understand, miss.
- No, you don't understand.

My kid's got cerebral palsy.
If I can't get the money,

then I can't go down to the doctor
to get him his Phenobarbital.

Well, what about Medicaid?

It doesn't even cover it.

Or the baby-sitter so I can go out and make
some money to-to take care of these two.

I understand you're having a hard time.

I get it, all right?

But coming down here,

throwing a fit,
isn't gonna help the situation.

Well, where do I go to throw a fit, huh?

'Cause something's got to be done.

These people think that they can get
away with any damn thing! Just...

Okay. I-I need you to calm down, okay?
I'm gonna go inside and see what I can do.

Don't move.

Yeah, all right.

Go inside and see what she can do.

So there's no way she can get the check?

What part of "no" don't you understand?

Her kid's sick.

She could have got that check, cashed it,

then come in here trying to get another one.

I don't think she's lying.

What are you, a psychic?

Just... What is the procedure
on a lost check?

She needs to fill out an A-174 form
combined with an A-297 release

and downtown will work it out.

That could take weeks.

Welcome to the world of welfare.

Now, if y'all don't mind,
people are waiting.

So, she could be lying.

I don't think so.

Lunchtime!

Please... tell me you got it.

It'll take up to two weeks.

No, that's no good.

Jerrel needs his medicine now.

How much money do you need?

Sixty dollars.

- Here, just take this.
- No, I can't.

- No. Take this.
- I can't!

Take it.

We gonna be all right.
I'm gonna talk to my brother.

He'll, uh...

he'll take care of us. Come on.

Miss, come on.

It... We'll be all right.

That's a damn shame.

You want to go to an ATM?

Maybe sell your car, sell some blood?

She hasn't left yet.

This sucks.

I get to go on a stakeout,
we get to watch a car.

I told you she didn't like me.

He is not coming back with that thing.

So, what else is on your, uh,
jinxed "Do-New-Year's" list?

I'm not showing you my list.
You're gonna make fun of me.

Come on.

All right.

I want to learn to surf.

I want to learn to surf in Malibu.

I can get a flight to L.A.,
like, 99 bucks one way.

I hope there's a woman on that list
to keep your ass in check.

After Monroe,
I'm not trying to be committed.

I'm trying to get in,
I'm trying to get out.

That's it. That's why I had
to cut that girl Rhonda loose.

Already?

She's done.

I took her on one date,
she called me five times the next day.

I need one of those hot dogs.

Oh, we can't leave our post, man.

I worked out this morning.
I haven't eaten anything.

So whose fault is that?

We'll give it a little while
and we'll take a break.

Bosco, I was doing my job.

It wasn't that I didn't care
what happened to you.

I was sent out there to find the truth.

"Sent"?

Like from superhero camp or something?

Look, I was told to get to the bottom
of the Donald Mann shooting.

It didn't matter that you were involved.

So wait a minute.
This isn't like a family to you?

No, it's not. It's a job.

All right.

5-5 Charlie, respond to shots fired
at 125 and Lexington,

the Social Service Office.

5-5 Charlie responding.

What's going on?

Please, help me.

Who did this?

That woman.

- What, from earlier?
- Yeah.

She's still here.
She's in the back.

All right, let me help you.
Hang on, just hang on, all right?

5-5 Charlie to Central,
we have two people shot here.

We need EMS on a rush.

- Please get us out of here.
- Don't worry, all right? Just be still.

The ambulance is coming.

I kept telling her
that I didn't cut the checks.

All right, honey,
I need you to be still, okay?

We're gonna get you out of here.

Hey, you sure she went in the back?

Yeah, she's in the manager's office.

Is the manager with her?

Yeah.

You got to help Frank.

Hey, do me a favor.
Can you drag him out of here?

You want me to move him?

Yeah, hurry up.

How about you,
can you get her out of here?

Yeah, I think so.

All right, go. Hurry up, go.

5-5 Charlie to Central,
we've got an armed black woman, 40s,

in the rear of the building.

We need ESU to respond
to a possible hostage situation.

Hey, Bosco...
we need to wait for backup.

Bosco...

...everything's so difficult, mm?

With the forms, in the lines...

I'm-I'm just subbing here.
The regular manager's on vacation.

You look at us like
we're a number, huh?

Just pick a number, get in line.

Please, please, I-I have kids.

- Oh? Any of them sick?
- What do you want from me?

I want you to write me my check!

So I can take care of my child.

Danielle?

You take one more step,
and I will hurt him,

you hear me? I will hurt him.

The leukemia's progressed.

You're in marrow failure.

If your platelets drop too low,
you're gonna bleed out.

Well, what can you give me
to make it stop?

Chemotherapy.

Come on, you know I can't do anything...

Do you have some religious objection
to medical treatment?

I'm here, aren't I?

Fear?

I've been feeling good up
until now, so...

Yeah, it's destroying your immune system.

If you don't go on chemo soon,
the flu could kill you.

I'm not gonna put
that stuff in my body.

Well, then you're gonna
continue to hemorrhage...

from your gums, your nose...

We need to start
treatment tomorrow.

I have court tomorrow.

Well, cancel it.
You're running out of time.

They were shot.

- Are there more people inside?
- There's a crazy woman.

She's got the manager hostage.

Ma'am, is there a back door
near the manager's office?

Yeah...

Okay, let's get the perimeter secured.

Everything's gonna be fine.

I don't know nothing about this disease.

All I know is if I didn't get
my kid the good medicine,

he got worse.

He doesn't sleep!

He could barely breathe!

My boy just shakes.

He just... shakes!

Well, this isn't gonna help your boy.

You don't know my boy.

If you did,
we wouldn't be standing here!

We're trying to help you.

Help me?

When? After Jerrel has another seizure?

Oh, or after he,
he goes deaf in his left ear?

You see, this is what I got to deal with...

...and they don't give a damn!

They look at me like I'm a number, hmm?

Skimming money from the government.

Well, I'm not.

I'm just like you;
trying to take care of my child.

Why don't I cut you
an administrative check?

I don't care
where you have to cut it from.

You just give me my damn money!

I never thought I'd be saying this: I would
rather be writing parking tickets right now.

I can't wait any longer.

I got to get something to eat.

I'll go. I'll go.
You stay here in case Cruz rolls by.

Here, here. Italian sausage,
heavy on the relish.

I got it.

- You sure?
- Yeah. You watch my hat.

Hey, I got your hat right here.

Let met get a...

Hey.

Hey. I haven't seen your face before.

Yeah, this is my first day.
I was, uh,

I was working on a building over on Sixth.
My boy told me about this one over here.

Tell your boy thanks for hooking us up.

Happy to have you here.

I'm happy to be here.

What can I get you?

One with everything
and a sausage with a lot of relish.

A lot of relish?

Yeah.

Come around back.

Come around back?

Uh-huh.

All right.

What, you want me to put the fixings on myself or what?

Wow.

Come on. I won't bite.

You want me to come in there right now?

Yeah. You don't waste any time, do you?

Hold on now. Hold on.

Okay, hold on.

Wow.

Here. It's all there.

All right, Danielle.

He held up his end of the bargain.

Now all you have to do is hold up yours.

Let him go.

I was just doing this for my kids.

Well, now you got to think about them
and put the gun down.

They're gonna take them now, aren't they?

We might be able to work something out,
but I can't do anything if you're in here.

All I wanted was for somebody
to help me today!

It's okay, Danielle.

You don't understand, how hard it is.

Oh, I understand. My sister,

she's got a little one
and she holds down two jobs.

I get it.

If she would've just given me the check,

none of this would have happened!

We can't worry about that
right now, okay?

We got to concentrate
on getting you out of here.

All you got to do
is put the gun down.

Come on, Danielle.

Put it down.

Just put it down.

No! They're gonna take away my babies!

Oh, my God.

You don't move!

10-13.

I got an officer down. 10-13!

Help me!Come on.

Put her down.

She was shot under the vest.

Are you hit?

No. No. The perp's inside.

Hold still, Sasha. Hold still.

All right, we got a single gunshot wound
to the lower abdomen.

Her pulse is rapid.
All right, let's go.

Bosco, why the hell
didn't you wait for backup?

There wasn't time.

She was going for her gun,

then she pushed Monroe
right into the line of fire.

You did this?!

Let's get a line started and ten cc's of morphine to take the edge off.

Carlos?

What?

I'm pregnant.

He doesn't know.

Don't tell him.

We won't.

That was...

interesting.

Were you killing the pig?

I went over there to get the hot dogs, right?

And met Nikki.

- Who's Nikki?
- Nikki's the hotdog chick.

That girl...

What?

- Oh, my goodness...
- Yeah, she's hot, right?

She's serving more than hot dogs.

What?

Oh...!

Oh, crap.

What's she doing?

She's doing what you think she's doing.

She's coming over here.

She's coming over.
Why's she coming over here?

Maybe she wants to know
why you only wanted hot dogs.

Hey.

Hey.

The first one's on the house.

Next time, you pay.

She gave us these for free?

Yes.

She's a nice girl.

Thank you. They're good.

Can I get you something else?

He's fine.
We're all good and fine.

All right, then.

If you change your mind,
you know where to find me.

Right.

We can't let her do this.

No. What are you doing?

What are you doing?

I'm arresting her.

She can't run a whorehouse
in broad daylight.

Don't worry about it.
Let's watch the car.

The car can wait.
This is a bigger bust.

Finney, no. I'm serious.

We got a 30-year-old pregnant cop
with single GSW to her lower abdomen.

Hypertensive after two liters of saline.

Got her up to 80 palp.
Pulse 110, resps 24.

Central line kit. Prime the infuser
and hang another liter.

One, two, three.

Officer, open your eyes for me.

My sister...

I'll call her, Monroe.

She's got a single-entry just right
of the midline. No exit.

Page surgery again,
get a full trauma panel.

They're on their way.

Chest and A-P pelvis.
Let me have the sonosite.

You looking for the baby's heartbeat?

I'm checking for blood.
We have to treat the mother first.

It's gonna be okay, Bosco.

Hey.

What's the word?

No sign yet.

- You okay?
- Yeah.

Doctor messed up my tooth.

I got some gauze to bite on.

Yo, Sarge...

Have you heard
from Davis and Finney yet?

Nah... No, I haven't yet.

Why can't you just
give the girl a break, man?

This is a felony.

So's the one we're supposed to be watching.

So you just want
to let a prostitute off?

We don't know she's a prostitute.
Maybe she's just a giving... person.

Come on, man,
what are you so worried about?

You didn't do anything with her, right?

No, no. Of course not. That's not the point.
The point is, we have an assignment.

I'm arresting her.

Oh, crap.

- What?
- That's the guy.

Go, go, go.

55-Crime Team Four to Crime Sergeant.
Suspect's heading northbound on Eighth.

Hold on, man.

She shoots up the place
and my name is in the papers.

Right now, the less you say, the better.

This bitch should fry for what she did.

Listen, Bosco.

Off the record.

What went on in there?

I told you.

She pushed Monroe in the line of fire.

Then don't worry.

This woman is not gonna
get away with this.

But, right now, you have
to think about yourself.

We have a black ex-IAB detective
shot by a white cop.

PC's gonna be all over this.

You think this is racial?

No, I don't, but the New York Times will.

And she's carrying a kid, too.

You need to get a delegate and a PBA attorney.

Son of a bitch!

55-Crime Team Four.
We're eastbound on 127.

This started off such a good day.

Where is she?

She's still in surgery. Tania,
she was shot in the stomach.

Oh, Lord.

Who did this to her?

The perp... was,
was going for her gun.

What? I don't...

I don't understand.

She pushed your sister in the line of fire.

You shot my sister?

This... this... this was an accident, Tania.

I swear.

I don't believe you.

Officers.

Oh, God. How is she?

This is Monroe's sister.

She's doing fine,

but it was touch-and-go for a while.

We repaired the through-and-through,
the perforations to the small intestine,

and the bad arterial bleeder,

but she was hypotensive for a while,

and there was nothing we could do.

I thought you said she was all right.

Blood flow to the uterus is extremely
sensitive to profound hypotension.

She had an IUFD.

What's that?
What does that mean?

She lost the baby.

OB is finishing up the D&C.

I'm very sorry.

What...!

Yeah, I just wanted to thank you
for taking the girls tonight.

What?

What, you're not taking them
to the movies later?

Oh, this is great.

No. I'm working tonight.

No, Emily told me the same thing.

Listen, I'll call you if I, uh,
hear anything, too.

Okay, bye.

She's at a party or she's got a date.

She's 16.

She's at a party or she's got a date.

You guys seen Bosco around?

Um... he was here a second ago.
Grace, you seen Bosco?

Uh... check the lounge.

Thanks.

My focus is a little off, you know.

Vision in my right eye...

it's a little blurry sometimes.

Qualify? You're the best shot
in the department.

I need someone to shoot for me.

Bosco, I can't do that.

He said that you're cleared to come back.

Oh, there you are.
Yokas is looking for you.

Yokas?

Yeah.

You all right?
Somebody take a look at you yet?

I'm fine. I'm good.

Look, I know Monroe
didn't want me to tell Davis,

but I think we should at least
get him down here.

Yeah. He's, uh, he's out on
some undercover detail.

You know what I'll do is
I'll tell Swersky to... send a car.

All right. Thanks.

You sure you're all right?

Yeah.

I'm fine. Good.

If this were second grade,
you'd get two gold stars.

That's two felony collars in one day.
We should get a commendation, right?

You just did.

It's called a compliment.

Thank you.

Hey, Sarge...

what if I told you about a prostitution
ring running out of a hot dog stand?

We don't know,

we don't know she's a prostitute, so...

Dude, I'll take my chances.

Yeah, Marcus.

Give me a second.

Dude, what's your problem?

I messed up.

What are you talking about?

The girl at the hot dog stand,
she gave me a...

you-know-what.

What's a you-know-what?

You don't know what a you-know-what is?

Are you crazy? We're on the clock.

I know that. It all happened so fast.

I didn't know she was a prostitute, man.

I thought she was, like,
a freaky hot dog vendor.

Hey, are you guys talking about
the hot dog stand by the construction site?

I don't know.

'Cause we had some complaints
about it earlier,

so we're gonna go ahead and check it out
while you guys finish your paperwork, okay?

Great.

That's great.

It's gone, T.

Just like that, it's gone.

You got to tell me what happened.

First, they leave you for dead
in that warehouse,

now this?

You need to report them.
This was a setup.

Setups don't look like this.

This Bosco guy tried to kill you, Sasha.

T, don't, okay?

- Hey.
- Hey.

What the hell happened?

This woman pushed
Monroe right in the line of fire.

Were you the only two in the room?

It happened so fast, Faith.

It was nuts.

Has IAB questioned you yet?

Swersky says
they're on their way right now.

I'm gonna go check on Monroe.

Hey, Bosco?

Yeah?

How's your vision been out there?

What?

Well, it's just that last week, you know,

you, uh, said
that you were having trouble shooting,

and then this, so I'm thinking...

Could this have been avoided?

You're a detective, right?

This is none of your business.

When you come to my apartment
and you ask me to shoot for you,

you make it my business.

That gold shield's really going
to your head, isn't it?

Bosco, I am trying to help you.

Downtown is gonna be here.
They're gonna want answers.

And I'm gonna have a PBA rep
to help me answer 'em.

So if you don't mind,
I'm gonna go check on my partner.

Bosco, you need to take three-quarters.

You know what?
Get the hell away from me.

You are not ready to be back.

Have you forgotten
where you've come from?

You have, haven't you?

You're dangerous out there, Bosco.

No, it was an accidental shooting.

My old partner would've never missed that shot.

My old partner would've never questioned me.

- Bosco...
- No.

You got anything else to say to me,
talk to the union rep.

Aren't there some terrorists
you should be after?

Shut up before I give you
a free collagen shot to your upper lip.

You book me, I'll take down
half your department.

Oh, really.

Hey, Joey.

Okay.

What's up, Sam?

You're not helping your cause here.

You're a cop?!

You son of a bitch,
you set me up!

Don't act like you don't know me--
you got blue Tommy Hilfigers on!

Okay, okay.

There you are.

- Hey, what's up?
- Look, I got to talk to you.

- Hey, can it wait?
- No.

...with a green stripe!

One in for prostitution.

What about the johns?

- What's going on?
- Come here.

Something bad happened today.

Something bad? What?
What happened?

Monroe was shot.

She gonna be okay?

Yeah.

- What, she's in...
- No, Davis...

she was pregnant.

She was wh...

She lost the baby.

What?

I'm sorry.

Hey.

Sasha.

Hey.

Where's Tania?

She went to get something to eat.

Are you comfortable?

Can I do anything?

You need another pillow?
I can get you another pillow.

Listen...

Don't.

Your sister...

she thinks that I meant to do this.

She's worried--
she doesn't know what to believe.

Look, I might not like what you did,
but I would never do this.

You've got to know that.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry this whole...
this whole thing happened.

I don't know, Bosco.

I knew I was pregnant three weeks ago.

And the only reason I stayed...

was because I didn't want them to push me out.

Why did I care what they thought?

You're gonna be okay.

I don't have a choice, do I?

Make sure you type up your fives.

No problem.

We're gonna work
on that home invasion pattern tomorrow.

- About that, um, pamphlet...
- You don't have to say it.

You didn't know what I was gonna say.

"We're not friends, so don't bring it up,"

or "Keep this between us,
" or "It's none of your business."

I'm that predictable, huh?

You're that consistent.

Look, you got nothing to worry about, okay?

- I'm fine out there.
- I'm not worried about me.

Well, thanks, but that's...

Look, Sarge...

I get that you're kind of a one-woman show.

I get that.

But don't think you're gonna face this alone out there.

'Cause you won't.

I don't know what I'm gonna do.

But thanks.