All language subtitles for Southland S03E05 The Winds 1080p HMAX WEB-DL DD 5 1 H 264-FLUX (1)_track3_[eng]

[theme music]

[wind whooshing]

[engine revving]

[clatters]

[tires screeching]

[sobs]
Aah!

(male narrator)
Southland cops know
when the Santa Ana winds blow

you learn just how close
you are to the edge.

[laughs]

- Aw.
- Ohh.

[wind howling]

Santa Anas
are blowing out my
'do.

I had to run
halfway down the street

to get my recycling bin.

I don't get it,
it used to be just three
months

out of the year the winds blew.

Now it's like fire
season
all year round.

Adams.

The Westside rapist
hit another victim.

Damn.

(female #1)
'Are you experiencing any
relief
from your symptoms?'

No.

[sighs]
Not really.

(female #1)
Well, if it's
not helping by now

it's probably not muscular.

Your insurance
only covers 12 sessions.

- How many have I had?
- Twelve.

It could be degenerative.

It could be a ruptured disc.

It may be time for you
to look into other options.

Have you thought
about surgery?

'Look, it's your back.'

If it was my back

I'd want to at least
consult
with a surgeon

see what they say.

Hey.

[sighs]

Every woman's
worst
nightmare.

Munoz,
what do we got?

(Munoz)
'Husband came home early
from a business trip..'

...found his wife roughed up
and pretty hysterical.

Any signs
of forced entry?

Yeah, we got
that torn window screen.

'That's all we got.'

Hmm. Witnesses?

Middle of the night,
maid wasn't working.

So, did you talk
to the victim?

No. I tried,
but she's pretty traumatized.

Maybe you guys
can talk to her.

Yeah, let's get a canvass
going
in the neighborhood, alright?

- Okay, okay.
- Thanks.

[wind howling]

I begged him
not to call the
police.

Mrs. Wellington, I know
this is difficult for you

but we need to ask you
a couple of questions.

[sighs]
I'm sure you think
you don't have

the strength to do this,
but you do.

I don't.

You're gonna
get through
this.

I'll put you in touch
with some people that I
know

at the rape treatment
center
who can help you.

You know,
this never would have happened

if I wasn't traveling
so much.

Oh, this isn't your fault.
It's nobody's fault.

Look, I know you don't think
you can talk right now

but we think that you could be
this man's fourth victim.

And there are a lot
of other women out there

and I don't want to see the
same
thing to happen to them.

Do you?

No.

Then help us stop him.

[sighs]

It was dark.

I woke up,
and he was on top of
me.

(Lydia)
'Did you see his face?'

Not very well.

'It was dark.'

What was he wearing?

(Katherine)
'Some kind of uniform.'

(Lydia)
'Did it say anything,
have a company name?'

(Katherine)
'No, just t-the type
janitors
wear, people like that.'

(Lydia)
'What color?'

It was dark.

Green.

'Blue. I..'

(Josie)
'Did, did he say
anything to you?'

'Take your time.'

He said if I didn't shut up,
that he would kill me.

(Josie)
'Um, was there
anything distinctive'

about his voice,
um, an accent?

(Katherine)
'Actually, yeah,
an accent.'

What kind?

(Katherine)
'Hispanic, I think.'

Okay.

Do you have an alarm?

Was it on?

I turned it off.

The winds had flipped
the alarm.

Mrs. Wellington,
you did really
good.

We just need you to
do
one more thing.

Please go to the
hospital
and get checked out.

Here's my card
if you have any questions.

(Hill)
'Santa Anas
are kicking up again.'

We got hillsides burning

in Calabasas, Sylmar,
and Malibu.

Ohh, God forbid
America's heroes

have to get off their asses
and do a little work.

(Hill)
'If the winds
don't change direction'

'we're looking
at a possible tactical
alert.'

'I said possible
tactical alert.'

That gang detective
we lost from the Alvarado unit

Nate Moretta,
his funeral's on Sunday.

'I want to see everyone there.'

If anyone's interested in
making
a donation to the family

an account has been set up
through the police credit
union.

Keep his partner, Samuel
Bryant,
in your prayers.

'That's it.'

[sighs]

[sneezes]

- You alright?
- Yeah, it's allergies.

I hate the Santa Anas.
Makes people crazy.

A couple years ago, the city
was burning on both ends.

Domestics went
through the roof.

You want me to drive?

Do I want you to drive?

Let's see,
the last shift

you gave a death notification
to the wrong person

and lost
a handcuffed suspect.

Until you can stop stepping
all over your dick

I'm driving,
you're keeping books.

(male #1)
'The exam shows
evidence of trauma'

'to the genitalia
and inner thighs'

as well as other injuries
consistent with rape.

- Sperm?
- Uh, no, she showered.

I'm, I'm sorry.

Oh, no, no,
don't apologize.

Victims do it all the time.

- 'Thank you, doctor.'
- Excuse me.

Listen, uh..

'What are the chances
you catch this bastard?'

Well, we have detectives
from two divisions

working on the case.

- We'll catch him.
- I don't..

- I don't want to testify.
- What are you talking about?

This guy's got to pay
for what he did.

(Katherine)
'It doesn't change anything.
It still happened.'

Look, you don't need
to worry

about testifying
right now, okay?

'Just get some rest.
We'll be in touch.'

Alright, thank you.

What?

Look, I
understand
you're trying

to build rapport
with the victim

but if we catch this guy

we got to get
her
to testify.

If she's saying
she's not gonna testify now

she's probably not
gonna do it.

Doesn't mean
we can't encourage
her.

She said
she didn't see him.

We need to pursue
other tracks of evidence

instead of just relying
on her testimony.

Well, she's traumatized.

As she calms down,
she may remember more details.

Hey, the West
Valley
detectives

that are handling
the other two
rapes

they called back.

(Lydia)
'They got any leads?'

They said that
the other attacks
happened

'late afternoon,
early morning'

'and that the victims said
the guy was Hispanic'

'smelled like
sweat and dirt.'

'So they're following up
with any day laborers'

'gardeners that work in the'

'the neighborhood
that the rapist hit.'

So they're gonna
get us the list.

Good.

You think there
might
any workers

in our
neighborhood,
too?

Whew.
That would be a break.

Yeah.

Yeah, I got my gate pass
and directions.

I'll see you tomorrow.

(Ben)
'Where you headed?'

You know Salazar?
Lives out in Calabasas.

'He says he was up
all night on his roof'

'fighting a brush fire
with a garden hose.'

(female #2)
'Over here!'

Ohh.

It's got my dog!

- What does?
- A snake!

He's going to kill Precious!

Where is it?

In the backyard!
Come on!

'This way.'

Alright.

(female #2)
'It's under the porch.'

Huh?

Right there.

(John)
'Where the hell
did that come from?'

- My asshole neighbor.
- I didn't do shit.

Wally was
outside sunning

and the winds
blew his cage open.

Should we tase him?

It's a $5,000 snake.

It's killing my dog.

I'll give you
the 50 bucks.

Go to the shelter
and buy another
dog.

- Fuck you!
- 'Hey, hey, hey, hey, shut
up.'

You want me to call
animal control?

No, it's gonna
take too long.

He's suffocating that thing.

Alright,
I'm going under.

I'll get the head.
You get the dog.

I-I wouldn't do that.
Wally's pretty hungry.

Yeah, well, I'm not gonna
sit here while he eats it.

[dog whimpering]

Alright, Wally.

No puppy today.

[John groans]

You gonna help here?

(Ben)
'Yeah, I'm gonna tase it.'

[taser crackles]

Get the snake.

[applause]

(female #2)
'Such a good dog.'

You may want to go give him
a hand with that thing.

[sneezes]

You know..

[cellphone ringing]

Cooper.

Yeah.

Alright.
Thanks for calling
back.

Dog just got
out of
surgery

couple fractured ribs,
but she's gonna be
okay.

I wonder how much
that's gonna cost the owner?

[chuckles]

'A few years ago,
my mom spent seven grand'

'on chemo
for our schnauzer.'

'What a waste.'

Can't put a price tag
on man's best friend.

Sure, you can.

[chuckles]

'I didn't know you were
such an animal lover.'

I like dogs, alright?

[speaking in Spanish]

It's too dark to work.

I already told the other chotas.

[speaking in Spanish]

I was working
my other side job.

[speaking in Spanish]

[speaking in Spanish]

Where'd the scratches
come from?

Clearing
the
bougainvillea's.

When did that happen?

[speaking in Spanish]

I get them all the time.

Is that right?

[speaking in Spanish]

Am I gonna be arrested?

No.

[speaking in Spanish]

Of course.

[wind howling]

[sighs]

[rope creaking]

He leave a note?

Nope.

Poor bastard.
Wonder why he hung himself.

It's "hanged."

What?

It's "hanged,"
not "hung."

Really, genius?

Google it, boot.

What?

[sighs]

Fucking hanged.

(Ben)
'Hanged versus hung..'

"Hanged" is correct.

Told you, asshole.

- "Hanged?"
- Yeah.

Let me see that thing.

- Jesus.
- Oh.

I swear to God,
only during the Santa Anas.

(man on radio)
'A43, 459 in progress'

'317 Sycamore Street,
Apartment 7.'

'Show you handling code 2.'

(John)
'A43, show us handling.'

Yeah, I-I got this!
Jerk-offs.

Do we have
to do this now?

I-I don't feel safe here.

Honey, the, the sedatives
are
on their way over, okay?

I've taken care of that.

Let's just hear what they
have
to say, alright?

We're very sorry to intrude

but we've got some photos

that we'd like you
to look at.

I, I don't think
I'm ready for that.

If you identify the man
who assaulted you

'he won't be able
to hurt anyone else.'

(Lydia)
'And if you don't see him
in this round, it's okay.'

We'll keep looking.

Look, I know you want
all of this to go away

and if I were you,
I'd want the same
thing.

I've worked
a lot of these
cases

and there's
a very strong
possibility

that he may take a plea

and you may not even have
to go to court.

Please, we need you
to look at the photos.

Ohh.

[sniffles]
That's him.

Uh, which one?
Please point him out to me.

(Katherine)
Number five.

- Th-that's the guy, hon?
- 'Yes, it's number five.'

[clattering]

[dog barking]

Hey! Hey!
Put down the pipe!

Put down the pipe!

Go ahead! Shoot me!
I don't care!

Come on, kid.

[breathing heavily]

'Why'd you break in here?'

(Richard)
'I didn't! I live here!'

Don't lie to me.

My parents asked me to crash

at a friend's house
last night.

I got home this morning,
and they had moved out!

Your parents leave a note
saying where they're going?

They left two things behind,
me and the trash.

[breathing heavily]

Were you convinced
by that I.D.?

Oh, yeah.

And when we get Sergio
into custody

we've got to get her
to testify.

'Look, I want a clearance'

'on this case
as much as you do'

'but s-she alone is not gonna
convince a jury.'

The D.A. is not gonna file
unless his DNA matches

what we found
at the crime scene.

Yeah, but the West Valley
detectives already said

another victim I.D.'d him,
so that's two out of four.

But it was a weak I.D.

It's still an I.D., man.
And he's got two priors.

I mean, shoplifting and
battery
during a bar fight?

Come on, once a criminal,
always a criminal.

Even with DNA

I still don't think that
we should push Katherine.

She's a mess,
popping pills.

She's not going
on that stand.

No, I care
about the victims. I do.

But we're not counselors.
Our job is to catch the
rapists.

So that's why
you made up that B.S. story

'about her not having
to go to court.'

You have no idea
if he's gonna take a plea.

I've been doing this
a while, okay?

'Creating a ruse'

to get a criminal to confess
is one thing

but to coerce a rape victim
into I.D.'ing somebody?

That's wicked.

[paper rustling]

[John sneezes]

- Ugh.
- Bless you.

[sniffs]
Thanks.

Thanks for the burger.
It was good.

You inhaled that thing.

It's been a couple of days

since I've had
anything to eat.

Mom never cooked.

Mm-hmm.

My parents
were assholes,
too.

I didn't know cops talked
like that to kids.

Well, what are you gonna
do,
arrest me?

What's gonna happen to me?

Well..

We're gonna take you
down to the station.

Social worker will come by
and put you with a new family.

What if they're whack?

'They won't be.'

Trust me.

- Check out the roses.
- Hmm.

[knocking on door]

[speaking in Spanish]

What is this about?

Sergio Moreno.

Que pasa?

We have a warrant
for your arrest.

I didn't hurt that woman.

[speaking in Spanish]

You have to believe me.

[speaking in Spanish]

[handcuffs click]

[speaking in Spanish]

(man on radio)
'All units in the vicinity
of Griffith Park'

'respond to the ranger station'

'to assist the fire
department
with evacuations.'

Hope they get these fires
under control.

Hate cleaning the ash
out of my pool.

It clogs the filter.

God, look at this asshole

driving by braille.

Well, light them up.

[siren chirps]

A43, request wants
and warrants

for 49926.

(John)
How you doing?

Did I do something wrong,
officer?

License and
registration,
please.

Sure.

You want to step out
of the vehicle,
please?

Sorry.
I got a bad
knee.

There's no odor of alcohol.

You want to explain to me
why your eyes are dilated?

Sir, step over here,
please.

Face the wall for me,
please, sir.

[sniffs]

Xanax and oxycodone.

They're prescription.

I'm on the waiting list
at Kaiser

for a knee replacement

but it's gonna take
six months.

Cost me 30 grand
if I pay out of pocket.

You're not supposed
to be operating

heavy machinery on these.

What makes you think
you can drive?

I'm not an addict.
I've got chronic pain.

'I take just enough to get me
through the day.'

Yeah, just enough
to maybe get into an accident

get somebody killed?

'All I did was take some
pills
my doctors prescribed.'

- 'Is that a crime?'
- Yeah.

As a matter of fact,
it is, numb nuts.

You're under arrest, driving
under the influence of drugs.

- Ohh.
- Turn around.

Hands behind your back.

- 'Ohh.'
- Let's go.

[indistinct chatter]

He's still waiting
for the social worker?

Yeah. He's better off here.
The system sucks.

What you got?

Log from the alarm company.

There's no record
of the alarm going
off

like Katherine told us.

Oh, she's been through a lot.

She probably
just got confused.

Sergio's out.

How the hell
did he get
out?

Some rich lady he works for
posted his bail

says he's a good man,
thinks he's innocent.

Ohh, Katherine Wellington
ain't gonna be happy.

- Come on. Let's go.
- Come on. Let's go.

(man on TV)
'...due the number of
high-profile celebrities'

'they call the area home..'

Anybody really care

if Mel Gibson's compound
burns down?

[scoffs]
Not me.

Guy probably has
three other houses

where he can beat up
his girlfriends.

[chuckles]

Yo, Cooper,
good luck tomorrow.

Hope they throw away
the key, man.

Thanks.
Go process the suspect.

I'll finish up
the property report.

- You sure?
- Yeah.

- It's not a problem. I can
do--
- Just go.

[sighs]

[computer beeps]

- Hello.
- Hi.

Mr. and Mrs. Wellington
around?

They went to a hotel.

Mrs. Katherine is
too scared to stay here.

Do you know what hotel?

It's really important
that we speak with them.

The man that was arrested
has been let out on bail.

- Sergio?
- Um, you know him?

[chuckles]
Si.

Mrs. Katherine used
to yell at him.

For what?

Uh, parking his truck
in front of the house

and leaving trash on the curb.

Recently?

Please.

I have a lot of work to do.

Oh, of course, of course.

- Um, the hotel, please?
- Yes, of course.

[sighs]

Katherine tangled with Sergio
a couple times.

He has a motive.

[chuckles]

Well, rape's about power,
not sex.

- He showed her who's boss.
- I don't know.

We've got conflicting stories
with the alarm.

She knew her attacker,
but she didn't I.D. him

until we showed her
the six-pack?

You really think a woman
like that pays attention

to the gardeners
in the neighborhood?

They all look alike to her.

He said he didn't do
it,
and we don't have

any physical evidence
to prove that he did.

'Yeah, not yet.
DNA takes a few days.'

And what about that house?

- What about the house?
- The roses.

Oh, Lydia,
you gonna tell
me

that we've got
the wrong guy

because he's got
pretty flowers?

He is a gardener.

Sergio didn't show up to his
meeting with his lawyer.

You think he skipped town?

I don't know.

What's this?

It's a copy of the
property
report on those pills.

Do something wrong?

- How many did you count?
- Twenty.

How many did we book
into evidence?

Twenty.

I've been on the job since
before your balls dropped

so you want to start
passing judgment on me

you try wearing
a Sam Browne for 19
years.

[locker opens]

Working day watch tomorrow.

Be here early, 0500.

[sighs]

[knocking on door]

[speaking in Spanish]

Look, if you do know

you've got to tell
us
right now.

You don't want your boys

'to have a mommy and daddy
in jail.'

'Do you?'

I think he went
to the bus stop.

[gunfire on TV]

(John)
'You still here?'

Think they'll come soon?

Well, if they don't

you're gonna spend
the night in jail.

[laughs]

You gonna play with me?

I am gonna kick your ass.

Man, your shot
is whack.

Yeah, well, there's a gangster
with a limp

doing 20 years
who would strongly disagree.

You shot him?

'Yeah.'

Man, that's cool.

Oh.

Come on!

Oh.

Well, it looks, uh..

Looks like it's time to go.

You know what?

[sighs]
I'm gonna give
you
my number.

And if you need anything..

...you don't hesitate to
call,
alright?

Good to meet you.

It's gonna be alright.

Okay?

(Josie)
'Check it out, Jean jacket.'

(Lydia)
'That's him, isn't it?'

Alright, let's just.. Yeah.

I'm just gonna
leisurely park here.

No! Whoa, watch out!
Watch out!

Watch out!
Watch out! Watch out!

[horn honks]

Whoa, damn!

Sergio.

Don't move.
Don't move. Don't move.

Sir. Sir.

Back off, please.
Back off.

Back off, please.

You guys, get back
in your cars,
please.

Back off.

Yes, this is
Detective Lydia
Adams.

King 54 is my code.

I have a
pedestrian
that's been hit.

[car door opens]

It's hot.

[sighs]

We're not buying
any bullshit calls
today.

We got to clock out on time.

There's somewhere I got to
be
this afternoon.

[car dinging]

(Lydia)
'Doctor says Sergio has'

a fractured pelvis
and a shattered leg.

He's gonna need
a few surgeries

and he'll probably be in
the hospital a couple months.

[clicks tongue]
Taxpayers' problem now.

[sighs]
Wonder what his
family's gonna do.

He shouldn't have run,
looks guilty.

Another woman was raped
on the Westside last night.

They caught the guy

and he confessed
to the other rapes.

- But not ours?
- Nope.

(Josie)
'Alright,
so Sergio's not our guy'

but that doesn't mean
he didn't rape our victim.

[knocking on door]

We're here to investigate
a child-abuse complaint.

I didn't call
the police.

I did.
She hit me with a belt.

(John)
Is that true, ma'am?

I found out
from Daniel's
teacher

he's been cutting class

and when I asked him
about it, he lied

so I hit him.

Come here, kid.

How long ago
did this
happen?

A few hours ago.

How many times
she hit you?

Three, whacked me
right on the butt.

- She hit you anywhere else?
- No.

She hit you with her
fist
or another object?

No, just the belt.

- Has this happened before?
- No.

Alright, I'm gonna
need
to take that belt

and put it into evidence.

He's been
acting out a little

and I felt like I had to..

Am I going to jail?

You called the police
on your mom

because she disciplined you
for ditching school?

That's child
abuse.
I've got rights.

- Who told you that?
- My friends.

Hit him again.

'You know what,
you got some bad advice'

'from your buddies
on the playground, pal.'

You don't ever call the police
on your mom.

Had that been my mom, you'd be
calling me from the floor.

I got to be back here again
because you were ditching class

'I'm gonna peel
this big belt off'

and I'm gonna hit you myself!

You got it?

- 'John.'
- Get inside.

Have a nice day.

Detectives.

(Josie)
'Uh, is Katherine here,
please?'

'We have some
additional questions.'

Um, she's asleep
right now, so--

It's important.

[sighs]

Our lawyer has,
uh, advised us

not to talk to you
unless he's
present.

Your lawyer?

'She's fragile right now'

'and with Sergio
in the hospital'

'I thought it would be
a good idea.'

I'm-I'm sure you understand.

Thank you.

Rape victims don't
usually lawyer up.

- Mnh-mnh.
- Not even on the Westside.

[scoffs]

Wait, wait, wait, wait,
you're telling me that the
kid

called the cops on his mom
because he was cutting class?

Yeah.
Can you believe that?

Anything's possible

when the devil winds
are blowing.

Ten thousand years, parents
have been hitting their kids.

That's the trouble
with society today.

Two kids get into a fight
on the playground

they go to counseling.

[scoffs]
Getting a beatdown
builds character.

It worked for me.

Oh, yeah, you're the
picture
of mental health.

Hey, boot,
how did your parents punish
you?

'Did your daddy
pick the marshmallows'

'out of your hot chocolate'

'or did he just get really,
really disappointed?'

[chuckles]

Hey, Coop, what's
wrong
with you, man?

- Where's your sense of humor?
- Alright.

We still on?

He's sick?

Well, is the commissioner
gonna postpone

or is it gonna happen?

What the hell's
wrong with him?

I think the Santa
Anas
blew a stick up his
ass.

[laughter]

Oh. You going to Nate's
funeral on Sunday?

- 'You?'
- Am I what?

(Dewey)
'You gonna go to Nate's
funeral
on Sunday?'

Yeah.
Another fucking happy day.

[door chimes]

That's my favorite chile
to make pozole with.

[speaking in Spanish]

Look, Mrs. Wellington
is too upset to talk to us

so we thought
you'd help us out.

Um, I don't know
if you've heard

but Sergio's been
in an accident

'and he's in the hospital.'

Is he hurt very bad?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

She didn't want
to file a report

didn't want
to make an I.D.

but you just had
to push it, didn't you?

I was just
doing
my job, Lydia.

She didn't want
to call the police

in the first place,
remember?

- Her husband did.
- We had a crime.

We had a suspect,
and we had two I.D.'s.

And we had a rapist out there

with not one victim, not two,
but four!

We had a reluctant victim,
an appearance of a crime.

- And a convenient suspect.
- Yeah, reluctant victim.

I've had a
reluctant
victim before

who didn't come
forth,
and you know what?

The asshole went on to
rape
and kill somebody else.

And I had
a 14-year-old girl

whose uncle raped her
repeatedly.

And we pushed her
and pushed her

until finally she hanged
herself with nylons.

What is your problem?

There is a man lying
in a hospital bed right now

whose family is gonna go hungry
because of us!

That is my problem!

(Hill)
Hey, Cooper.

'Social services called'

'about that kid
they picked up yesterday.'

- Richard?
- Yeah. He ran away.

You've been through a lot,
Katherine.

(Peter)
Well, she's hanging in there.

(Josie)
The rapist responsible
for the other rapes

was caught and confessed
to the assaults.

- What does that mean?
- 'Nothing.'

It still doesn't
clear
Sergio Moreno

for what he
did
to my client.

Normally,
I would agree with you

but Sergio's DNA wasn't found
in your client's home.

Neither were
his fingerprints.

(Katherine)
'Well, he was wearing
work gloves, like I said.'

Oh, no,
you never told us that.

(Peter)
I don't like your tone,
detective.

No, Peter, it's okay.

'I-if I didn't tell you,
I meant to. I'm-I'm sorry.'

'I was just so upset, and
everything happened so fast--'

We've spoke to people
in the neighborhood

and they said there's a man
that visits you often.

Is that right?

Lots of people
come in and
out.

My yoga instructor, the
florist,
the interior designer.

'I run
a really busy household.'

What about this man?

He come
in and out, too?

It's, um, Ken,
my tennis instructor.

He gives private lessons?

- 'Yes.'
- In your bedroom?

(male #2)
'She doesn't have
to answer that.'

We found his prints
all over your room

your night stand, mirrors.

You weren't raped,
were you, Katherine?

Katherine...tell them
it's, that's not true.

[sighs]

You lied.

(Katherine)
You were supposed to be
gone three more days.

Got home early.
Ken went out the window.

(Peter)
'Oh, my God, Katherine,
with-with K-Ken?'

[Peter chuckles]

(Katherine)
Yeah, it doesn't feel
so great, does it?

I know what goes on
during your business trips.

(Peter)
'Ken has been with half
the women in the club!'

Yeah, and what about you?
Everyone's--

Whoa, wait. Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.

Let me get this straight.

Sergio Moreno
is in the hospital

he almost died,
and all you two can do

is argue
about who's banging who?

[scoffs]
I never thought you'd
actually arrest
anyone.

You're under arrest for filing
a false police report.

- 'What?'
- 'Stand up, please.'

- N-no, you can't do--
- Stand up!

Well, do something!

You still want
to keep this case?

(Richard)
'Officer Cooper!'

What happened?

Another kid punched me

at the place
they took me to

so I left.

You can't do
that kind of
crap.

- You mad at me?
- No.

Y-you should have called.

I'm not going back there.

Where you gonna go?

With you.
You can adopt me.

I can't.

[voice breaking]
Why not?

I got to go.

Please take me with you.

Come on, man.
I don't want to go back
there.

Look, kid.

I did all I can do.

Man, fuck you.

Don't worry.
I'll take care
of it.

Hold on a second.

[door closes]

I'm surprised you're happy
to see me.

'Usually you look like you
want
to slit my throat.'

[chuckles]
Not this time.

We just want you to
do
what you do best

and help Sergio sue
Katherine
Wellington.

- Yeah.
- Okay.

[sighs]

[indistinct radio chatter]

Hey, leave your phone, radio,
handcuffs in the car.

Check your taser
and weapon here.

[indistinct chatter]

You've served 20 years
for rape and murder.

You've attended A.A.,
earned a college degree

and successfully completed
anger management.

'What have you learned
from your counseling?'

That God is gracious.

And that everyone is
worthy
of forgiveness.

Even me.

(female #3)
'Officer John Cooper'

'son of Mr. Cooper
and a victim's
representative'

'would like to speak.'

[sighs]

I am here today..

...not seeking retribution.

I'm here to safeguard
the lives

of the citizens
I'd sworn to protect

and to demand accountability
for a murderer and rapist.

A family lost a daughter..

...a daughter that never had
the chance to go to college..

...to get married..

...to have children.

I grew up in a household
with this man.

And I want to ensure that he
is never given the opportunity

to inflict this kind of pain
on another person
ever...again.

Monica's last moments
on this Earth

were filled with torture,
suffering, and pleas for
mercy.

My father should stay in here
until the day he dies.

[wind howling]

[engine revving]

[clatters]

[tires screech]

[air hissing]

[breathing heavily]

Aah!

Aah!

[sobbing]

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