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Oh, shit.

Duffy split.

Yeah, wasn't that Duffy?

Duffy rolls outta here in a brand new Cadillac.

The lad has the nerve to ask me to clean up his fucking locker and save it for him.

Probably has dirty pictures of his wife.

I don't know what the fuck is in here.

Uh-huh.

He does have dirty pictures of his wife.

Yes. He does.

Lucky man. Look at her hooters.

You like that, huh?

All right. This is what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna keep them.

Well, no, I gotta answer to Duffy for that.

I'll answer to him.

He is a duffus but he's not a bad guy.

Fuck Duffy. Just fuck him. Fuck all of them.

Five copies of an arrest report.

If the prisoner was transported, there wouldn't still be five copies here.

Duffy might've left him downstairs. What's his name? Chavez.

Let's go find him.

[door bangs]

Who's there?

It's strange, 'cause the manifest says the prisoners all evacuated.

Anything's possible in this storm.

I feel a bet coming on. Shall we open the casino?

Please.

All right. Up to his nose by 4:00.

What the fuck took you so long, man? Please.

Please what, shitbird?

Get me the fuck outta here, man. The water's rising.

It's been rising for like three hours. It's already up to my neck.

I'm not gonna be able to stay here long, man. I'll drown. The water doesn't stop.

Get me the fuck outta here. There's fucking snakes and shit in this water.

Twenty bucks and the Polaroid he says nothing before five.

Twenty bucks. What the fuck is that? Let's make it worth our while, at least. A dime.

I'm not betting you $1,000.

Five hundred.

Get me the fuck outta here, man! The water keeps rising.

Two hundred and the Polaroids.

Please, motherfuckers.

Please what, shit turd?

Got a broke leg. Please, get me out of here.

Wait a minute. You want me to get wet on account of you?

Think the world owes you a living, huh?

I'll drown.

Hey, man, I got on Swiss cotton underpants.

Yeah, that's right. Cost me $55 a pair.

You think I wanna get all this brown water and shit all over?

That don't come out.

You got underwear on that cost $55?

My girl gave them to me.

[mumbles]

Come on, we get the time of death from autopsy.

What are you doing?

Hold this.

Oh, come on, man.

Let the Fire Department get him out. What are you, crazy?

He ain't worth it!

Come on, man.

[laughing] You are crazy.

[laughs]

[voice echoing] You okay, man? You okay?

The good news, Terence, is I'll okay you to return to full duty.

The bad news is that in all likely

you'll be experiencing moderate to severe back pain.

How severe?

You'll wanna be taking something for it.

Gonna write you a prescription for Vicodin.

For how long?

From now on.

No. For how long am I gonna have pain?

We're gonna try to manage this as along as we can.

For the rest of my life?

Probably. But they're making advancements every day, so,

just work with me on this, all right?

Now, when this runs out, call the office.

[applauses]

Thank you for helping me honor our fallen heroes today.

We will now move on to the awards and promotions.

Among those being promoted to lieutenant today,

it gives me great pleasure

to additionally award the Distinguish Service Cross

to Sergeant now Lieutenant Terence McDonagh,

in recognition of extreme valor in the line of duty.

Congratulations, Lieutenant.

[applauses]

[Police radio chatter]

There's three more.

You don't wanna look. It's execution style.

What did you come up with?

Scale in the closet, bundle of glass in envelopes.

Dob been around?

I thought he went away.

He's out. I saw him the other day.

Let's get him in.

His baby mama is over by General Taylor and Annunciation.

You have informers doing the canvass?

The duty captain sent them out.

Whoever they talk to, I want followed up by a member of the squad.

You'll see to that personally, Armand.

Are they pulling security cameras?

Yeah.

Every license plate in the area.

Got it.

My Friend by Babacar Ndele.

«My friend is a fish.

«He live in my room.

«His fin is a cloud.

He see me when I sleep.»

Couple's name: Dauta and Yasin Ndele.

Dauta's mother's name: Ramatullai Ndele.

Children's names: Animata and Babacar.

Family's from Senegal.

Immigration status: illegal.

From what we know,

Dauta had been dealing heroin to supplement his income as a peddler.

Now, I want every drug dealer,

every junkie within a five-mile radius

hassled into giving up who his supplier was.

Due to the nature of this crime,

you've got full authorization for overtime if you need it.

Lieutenant McDonagh's gonna be heading up the investigation,

so coordinate with him.

That's it. Let's see some results.

McDonagh, see you in my office for a minute.

You up to this?

Why wouldn't I be?

I know you're still having problems with your back.

Dealing with being in pain a lot of the time.

I'm managing.

You still taking medication for it?

Only what the doctor prescribes.

Ordinarily there'd be somebody with more time on the job

handling this kind of investigation.

But I'm gonna go out on a limb with you 'cause you got good instincts

and do nothing' but work.

But if I find that you needed help and didn't ask for it,

I will be mad.

Yes, Sir.

How is your old man doing?

He's drinking himself into an early grave.

Give him my best, would you?

I will.

Lieutenant, no more unnecessary jumps, huh?

Yes, Sir.

Good morning, Mr. McDonagh.

Hi, honey.

You bring me something?

You're out already?

Yes.

[telephone rings]

Mm.

[telephone rings]

[man on answering machine] Frankie, hi. This is Andy.

Hey, hey, hey! Hoping to see if you have any time tonight.

I'm at the Monteleone.

You need to call him back?

No.

You know I'd rather go to the Monteleone with you.

I can't afford it.

I can. I can afford it.

[cell phone rings]

Yeah?

Who brought him in?

That's who's questioning him?

I'll be there in ten minutes. Tell him I'm on my way.

Tell him if he puts his hands on this guy, he's gonna have a problem.

I don't give a shit, Armand. You tell him to take a fucking break!

Excuse me. Could you tell me how much longer that's gonna be?

Hello, Miss? I'm a Lieutenant in the Police Department.

I'm in the middle of a homicide investigation.

Can I get my prescription, please?

Do you see I'm on the phone?

Hey, you can't come back here.

You got me waiting 40 minutes so you can make a fuck personal phone call!

Security. Security to Pharmacy. Security to Pharmacy, please.

This is it. This is it. Police emergency.

You're no cop.

What's that look like?

Why are you acting all crazy for?

This is, uh, $23 with my copay, right?

There's 40. Give everybody a drink.

Get the fuck out of my way.

(detective) Dob, look at me.

Okay?

Two hours. That's enough.

Tell me something I don't know.

Man, you gotta get me outta here.

Get you outta here? Are you crazy?

I got you on possession. You're on parole.

Maybe but one skinny ass joint.

That joint's gonna get you back.

I've got five dead people, man.

You understand?

I don't know nothin' about it.

Tell me something.

What do you want me to tell you?

I want you to tell me something I haven't heard. I don't want you to tell me,

look at me, I don't want you to tell me that you don't know nothing.

But I don't know nothing.

Did you tell him what I said?

You understand what that means?

I'm entitled to whatever I want in this room.

That means Guantanamo Bay. You believe this motherfucker?

I've busted my ass for yambos and this yambo tell me shit.

Detective, can I see you outside for a second?

Uh, yeah, sure. Two minutes.

Think about it.

Uh, not a great time to take a break.

What are you doing?

He's about to go.

Bullshit. He's scared out of his mind.

You and your partner made a spectacle out of picking him up.

Everyone in Central City knows he's in here. No, just shush.

You think he's gonna go out if you keep insulting him like that?

You trying to tell me how to do my interrogation?

Yes. I'm gonna tell you when you're doing something wrong.

Go fuck yourself

I'm gonna treat you respectfully.

You treat me respectfully.

I'm looking at some bullshit pot busting. Because you're on parole

you wind up back in Angola. Why would you do that?

I ain't the one doing it.

Who did have Kingard piss off?

I never said two words to him. I don't know.

But you knew he was selling dope. Come on.

Shall I call your parole officer? Stop wasting my time.

I knew he was selling.

Okay. Tell me where he was selling, whose neighborhood was it.

Man, look. I got me a good job at a cleaning service.

I check in when I'm supposed to.

I smoke a little weed, but that's it.

Tell me whose neighborhood it was, Dob.

Man.

You know Fate?

Big Fate? Yeah.

Ain't nothin' moved that part of town. He ain't got a piece of it.

Where can I find him?

Shit. I'm saying all I know.

If you want me to lead you to him, you well just lock me up.

Check Stevie's arrest report on Dob.

If it mentions marijuana, make sure it gets lost.

What do I tell Stevie?

You can tell him to go fuck himself.

I'm gonna go upstairs and crash an hour in the crib.

What do you want, Mundt?

Internal Affairs is checking the property room vouchers.

So?

That means they're gonna find out the shit missing.

Not if you don't tell them, they won't.

I can't do it anymore, Terence.

Oh, fuck.

I'm-I'm really sorry. I just can't.

Mundt,

whatever drugs might've been taken out of the property room,

you will have a voucher, you understand?

They won't turn up as missing, 'cause there's no record of them being there

in the first place, okay?

They're installing cameras.

So then you don't do anything

where the cameras can see you.

I can't.

When it was me doing paperwork to cover the cash you misplaced,

that was all right. That was entirely fucking reasonable.

I'm sorry.

Hey, Mundt.

Hey, Mundt?

[woman laughing]

[woman laughs]

You bad boy.

(woman) Oh, yeah.

[moans]

Stand against the wall.

Come on! Stand against the wall.

You're too busy making out with your girlfriend

you don't know when you've done something illegal?

What are we hiding tonight?

Nothing.

You passed drugs in that club?

No.

The two of you match a description. Empty your pockets and the handbag.

Why?

I said you match a description.

Somebody seen passing drugs.

I wasn't passing drugs. What does that even mean?

Empty your pockets. Dump out the handbag. I'm not gonna tell you again.

This is bullshit!

Just do what he says, okay?

What you got there?

Nothing.

I'm not gonna get stuck, am I?

No.

I get stuck, I'm gonna be very fucking angry.

You're not gonna get stuck.

Where's your badge if you're a cop?

This is what I'm looking for.

Here's where it says I'm a cop.

Sir, it-it's obviously just for personal use.

I mean, I'm not a dealer.

That's for the DA to decide.

You're gonna dump that bag or I gotta do it?

Sir, is-is there any way my parents don't have to find out about this?

I mean, can we, can we just handle this?

I'll go to jail on weekends or something like that if I have to do that.

My father has a heart condition, okay?

This would kill him. Please. Just let me keep this from him.

You think he want might to know?

Yeah. I'd wanna know if you were my child.

Here.

This fur is nothing, but this is my grandmother's.

It's worth $60,000.

You can give it to your girlfriend.

If You don't have a girlfriend,

you can give it to your mother.

It's bribery.

Excuse me!

This is worth $60,000.

Doesn't that get us passed?

Where's the rock?

Come on, come on, who's got the kibble?

You wanna hit?

Yes.

Jesus Christ.

Again.

Yeah?

[whispers] Are you fucking kidding me?

[groans]

This what's gonna take? Yeah?

You're worried about your father finding out?

No.

What about your mother?

I don't give a shit about anyone of them.

Did they beat you?

No.

Molest you?

No.

Didn't buy you any clothes back to school, huh?

Didn't see you in the high school play, huh?

I wonder what'd they say if they saw you now.

Smokin' crack. [groans]

Going out with no panties on?

No pain?

[moans]

I bet they think about you when you were a little girl.

What the hell happened to ya?

Don't fucking move! You stay and watch!

You watch her! Watch your fucking girlfriend.

[train whistling]

Fuck!

I need the coke back.

What happened?

I snorted what I thought was coke. It turned out to be heroin.

I gotta be at work in a hour.

Oh, baby, okay. I'm not alone.

Just get the coke. I'll get out of here.

You didn't break it out for your client?

Nah. He brings his own.

Uh-huh.

Who are you?

I'm the last person in the world you want me to be.

He's just an old friend.

Come on, missy, we've had you under surveillance for weeks.

Do you have any illegal substances on you?

Like what?

Asshole.

Cooperate with me, I'll let you walk outta here.

You play games, come with her.

I got some coke.

Get it.

Get out.

[laughs]

That was fun.

Hey.

[both laugh]

Come. Come!

Are you a policeman?

Yes.

Do you know who do this?

I don't know, yet.

Look here.

This dead. Babacar.

This little girl, no more.

He's dead, dead. Older man.

Oh, my angel, she's dead. All my whole family.

How are you related?

Yasin. She were my sister.

When was the last time you saw her?

I see her dat morning. I go by in case she need anything.

But dat morning she says she needs something from the grocery,

and she called there and had it delivered by a boy to her home.

Help me, please.

Please, help me find the killer of my family.

Please, sir. Help me. Help.

Are you the manager?

No, sir.

The manager's over there.

New Orleans Homicide. You got people making deliveries here?

We get different guys making deliveries. Different days, different guys.

What about Tuesday?

Different times a day. Different guys.

Late afternoon.

We don't keep track of who takes what to who.

A delivery boy hasn't shown up in a while?

Excuse us. Hello!

Police Department.

We're looking for Binnie Rogers.

I'm Binnie Rogers.

We need to talk to you for a second. Do you mind stepping in the hall?

No, I can't step into the hall.

Can't you see this lady needs me here?

We're looking for your grandson, Miss Rogers.

What are you looking for him for?

Just to talk. We just wanna talk to him.

He do somethin' wrong?

He might've been a witness to a crime.

I don't know anything about that.

Where can we find him?

Young man, what do you think gives you the right to come into my room

and have a conversation without even acknowledging my presence?

We're terribly sorry.

It's very important we talk to this woman's grandson.

And she told you she doesn't know where he is.

Actually, she hasn't told us that.

I don't know.

I'm sorry, Grandma.

What do you wanna know?

Did you make a delivery Tuesday on Josephine and Danneel, son?

Uh-huh.

What did you see there?

This is a 15-year old boy, sir.

We need you to tell us what you saw, Daryl.

He don't get involved in drugs, in gangs.

He go to school.

He hold down a job and he come home.

A family was murdered, ma'am.

And I feel very bad about that.

But I don't want my grandson involved in it.

Maybe your grandson has some feelings of his own.

Well,

the lady told me to set the grocery bags in the kitchen.

Uh, as I was setting the grocery bags down, I heard screaming.

And I heard gunshots.

So I hid in the closet.

When I came out, everybody was dead.

Did you see who shot them?

Say yes or no.

This is who we're looking for. Name is Donald Godshaw.

Street name «Big Fate». You should familiarize yourself with his record.

It goes back to '91. Did time for rape, sodomy,

aggravated assault, narcotics, and possession of automatic weapons.

We believe he's also behind at least three homicides including the Ndele family.

Lieutenant, wanna show some of those victims?

All three were possible witnesses.

Godshaw has two flunkies that he runs with.

Deshaun Hackett, street name «Midget».

Has a girlfriend on Burgundy and Mazant. We'll set up surveillance on the block.

Maybe we'll get lucky he'll turn up.

Gary Jenkins, street name «G.»

His grandmother lives in the Iberville Projects.

If his laying low chances are, that's where we'll find him.

Let's bring him in.

Give me a minute.

I need access to the apartment next door. Do you mind?

Oh! It's okay, baby. [laughs]

Why you need access for?

We had complaints about disturbance, not answering the door.

[baby cries]

[dog barks]

Don't fucking breathe.

I love it. [laughs]

I just love it.

I've told you everything I know.

This is your lucky day, son.

You're the first person we've picked up. You're in a position to help yourself.

Help myself do what?

You know something about this family that got murdered.

I don't know nothing.

You were in the apartment when the Africans got shot. Who was with you? Midget Donald?

Donald Godshaw, «Big Fate». Where is he? Where can we find him?

I don't know no «Big Fate».

We don't need you no more. There's gonna be five homicides

and Donald's gonna hand them on you.

He gets eight to ten. You get for life.

I don't know nobody named «Midget».

I don't know nobody named «Big Fate».

Renaldo Hayes!

Oh. Man! That's bad luck.

I keep hope that once in a while this kid throws to somebody on his own team.

I love the guy. By the end of the fucking game, I'm starting to hate him.

What do you want for the weekend?

What's the spread on Louisiana-Arkansas?

Four.

Louisiana.

Minus to four for a dime.

You got it. I got a favor to ask.

My kid got a speeding ticket.

I'll take care if you give me half a point.

You're gonna grind me for helping out my kid?

Grind you? You're funny guy, you know that?

There's guys getting half a point on the street for nothing. Grind you.

All right. But you take care of it.

Hello. Hello!

I'm Lieutenant McDonagh, New Orleans Homicide.

What can I do for you?

A friend of mine's daughter got written up for speeding.

She was doing 75 on the way to the hospital to visit her grandmother.

Has a couple of minor, minor violations in the past.

She's in danger of losing her license.

What do you want me to do?

I'd like you to take care of it for me.

You come to the scene of an accident to ask me that?

There shouldn't be a problem.

Are you asking me to break the law? Is that what you're doing here?

I'm asking you one cop to another to do me a favor.

The answer's no.

Just like that?

Just like that.

Is this the same Police Department my father was in?

You'll excuse me.

Great.

Guardian of the Flame, right? Fucking ass.

Get back in you car, Lieutenant.

Or else what?

Hey there.

Hey, what are you doing here?

You know the Lieutenant?

Yeah. We used to work together.

Why don't you walk him back to his car?

I could've told you not to bother with that asshole.

You needed a ticket fixed, why didn't you come to me?

I didn't know you worked here.

They only let me out on patrol when they're short handed.

Mostly they got me in the property room.

Property room?

What are you doing tonight?

You asking me out?

Yes, I am.

[laughs]

Hey.

You like these boots, don't you?

Only on you, you know that.

Yeah?

You're horny?

Oh, yeah.

No, you're not. You're high on dope.

Not true.

Whatever I take is prescription.

Except for the heroin.

Hey! Wake up, McDonagh.

Yeah, there's times I can't get what I need with the prescription.

Really?

Yeah. When my back hurts sometimes.

Well, maybe there's something I can do to make that pain go away.

You definitely can.

What's that, baby? What do you want me to do for you?

Check out your property room

and see if there's any Oxycontin

or morphine

you can sneak outta there.

Just make sure you get rid of the voucher copy.

You're nuts.

Hey.

The ticket's gonna be a little more complicated than I thought.

You're kidding me.

The best thing to do is to have her plead not guilty.

By the time a court day comes around, I'll talk to the cop who wrote her up.

I thought that's what you were gonna do.

I went straight to the Lieutenant.

He wound up being a hard on.

It'll work out. It's just gonna take a little longer. Come on.

Kinda calls into question the half-a-point-for-nothing concept, don't you think?

You're some cheap prick, you know that?

You say you're gonna do something and you don't do it.

Good! Charge me for the half point.

And after last weekend, you're down $3,000.

You might, I mean, might

have thought to bring me a little something.

Two dimes!

On Louisiana

against Georgia.

Okay, you got it.

[flushes toilet]

How long has he been in there?

About 20 minutes.

Who else?

His girlfriend. At least one. That's as far as we know.

What are these fucking iguanas doing on my coffee table?

There ain't no iguana.

Yeah, there are.

There ain't no iguana.

What the fuck is that? Fucking iguana.

Are we set up?

SWAT's around the corner.

No! No, just, just no SWAT. Let them stay there.

The duty captain said he wanted to coordinate with us when we--

Is that what you're fucking doing now? Reporting back to the duty captain?

I'm telling you what he said.

If we need SWAT, we'll call 'em.

Let's go.

Who else is in here?

Nobody.

We're gonna come back every day, you understand?

More times we come back, more chances that child getting shot.

Ain't nobody here.

[whispers] He's hiding back there in the armoire.

You all stay with her. Armand.

Get up.

I said get up!

Damn, man.

It's always nice to see an intact family.

A father who honors his obligations

as far as his children are a concern.

You're here. That's important thing.

You may be hiding in an armoire, but your child knows you're here.

Are you tripping, man?

Armand, give us a minute.

You're tripping. You want that shit.

Shut the door. Shut up. Shut the door.

Sit down.

Sit down, sit down.

[exhales]

Now we can talk.

You don't mind if I light one up, do you?

Fuck, man.

I find it relaxes me.

What the fuck, man?

You know we got your boy, «G.» Right?

Man, I don't know no «G.»

He knows you.

It's amazing how much you can get done

when you've got a simple purpose guiding through life.

My purpose is to find out

who shot up this apartment on Josephine.

I know the guy who was living there was from Senegal.

I know he was selling heroin.

I know whose territory he was stepping on.

And I know who went over to the apartment to straighten him out.

I found out all that in the past few days.

Where is «Big Fate», son?

I don't know no «Big Fate».

You see, I know that's not true.

'Cause everybody who comes from where you come, knows who «Big Fate» is.

The fact that you're lying to me, tells me you're hiding something.

You know my only reason for being here is to find out who shot up the apartment.

I know that's what you're hiding. See? It all,

all comes back to that same simple purpose.

Man, I ain't telling you shit.

[dog barks]

[dog barks]

Hey.

What's wrong?

Your father's mad at me 'cause I can't take care of his fucking dog.

Why does he need you to take care of it?

'Cause he's going back into AA.

He says he can't do with any more responsibilities.

Besides that he, he's gotta stop drinking.

I mean, ain't like I don't wanna take care of it,

but I leave at 7:00 in the morning to go to work!

Oh, let me talk to him.

I try to be a good wife to him, Terence. I do. But you know,

I got a limit, too.

You know, he's got a drinking problem. He says he's got a drinking problem.

He wants to so something about it. That's good.

You know, he's been down this road before and it didn't take.

He wants to try it again. Good!

But I, I say to him, why don't you just take the beer the way that I do,

but he says he can't do that.

Hey, Pop.

How are you doing?

I thought you said the meeting was at seven.

I gotta get there early. Set up the chairs.

I'll take you.

She can do it.

I came over to see you. Let me take you for a ride, at least.

You feed the dog?

You feed the dog?

I can take care of him.

What are you talking about?

Genevieve told me a little about what's going on.

I'll take the dog off your hands for a while.

How are you gonna take care of a dog?

I got a friend. She just loves animals. All of them. Dogs, too.

Let's go.

[dog barks]

Have a good time!

No. No!

Fuck you. Fuck you.

Did we not discuss this on the phone?

How come you only call me when you need something?

You're fucked up, aren't you?

What? Yeah. Yeah, I'm fucked up.

What are you doing?

I'm going to work. I have to go to Biloxy tonight.

Go to the hotel casino.

How are you gonna take care of the dog if you're fucked up

and you're going to Biloxy?

All right. The doorman's gonna walk him in the morning

and I get back in the afternoon.

Oh, he's sweet. What's his name?

I don't know.

You don't know his name?

I'll ask my father.

You are unbelievable.

I gotta get going.

Unbelievable. You don't know.

Baby, be nice to me.

He smells. You need a bath.

Try to understand. It doesn't matter that you were just along for the ride.

It doesn't matter that you didn't actually shoot anybody.

You're playing the prices now. The price of «Big Fate» getting off,

it's gonna help the DA convict you and your boy «G.»

I guarantee you that's just what he's gonna do.

Why don't you smoke, man?

What are you talking about?

I gotta listen all this bullshit.

Break out to smoke, man.

Flipping out on us?

No, man. Your partner lit up a motherfucker blunt

before he put the cuffs on me.

I love this guy. [laughs]

You say I smoked marijuana in your presence? Huh?

Cannabis? Is that what you're saying?

Right. Your word against mine,

so they fuck won't believe me, right?

(detective) Lieutenant.

Lieutenant, can you step out for a moment?

My name is Eugene Gratz, Lieutenant.

I'm an attorney. This is my client Donald Godshaw.

I understand you've been looking for him.

[Godshaw laughs] How can I help you?

I just wanna talk to these guys for a second.

Why don't you wait there?

Gentlemen.

Can I get you a glass of water?

Um, no, thanks.

I gotta turn over the names of my witnesses to Godshaw's lawyer.

As soon as I do that, Godshaw will look to scare the kid.

He can't scare him, he'll kill him.

He'll never get to him.

Since Godshaw turned himself in,

I've authorized 24-hour protection to start immediately.

Just remember, we have no prints,

no DNA, no weapon.

We lose the kid, we lose the case.

Understood?

[siren wailing]

He's a nice dogs. I just can't keep him.

She said she'd be back at 1:00 this afternoon.

I'm off at 4:00, and I got another job I gotta be at.

She didn't call?

No. And the night guy ain't gonna go walk him.

I can't leave the animal in her apartment. It might do damage.

How did you get my number?

Miss Frankie gave it to me in case of emergencies.

Emergencies?

This is what I'm talking about. Doesn't pick up the phone.

She isn't where she's supposed to be. Not showing up.

Terence, think they're gonna put me on the witness stand by May 15?

Don't know, why?

So my mom goes for the parole board.

I'm sure we can get people to put in a good word for her.

[cell phone rings]

Hello?

Where are you?

I'm about an hour from there.

I'm on my way.

Frankie, I'm on my way.

You ever been to Biloxy?

Now, you stand there.

Don't move.

I'll be back in five minutes.

Baby.

Hi, baby. What are you doing?

You all right?

Yeah.

You okay?

Yeah.

Who did it?

Do you have anything for me?

Some coke.

That's it?

And Vicodin.

I'll take both.

What the fuck is going on in here?

[door closes]

Who's this?

Hey, hey, hey!

Take it easy.

(Frankie) Just get my money.

What are you, jealous boyfriend?

Just get me my money.

I'm using to paying when I'm done.

Done smacking her around?

It was erotic shit, man. I didn't hurt her.

Didn't that hurt?

Did I hurt you?

Terence, let's just go.

We don't hit women down south.

You just made a big mistake.

My father is Andy Winnick, you ever hear of him?

One of the biggest developers in the gulf coast.

Congratulations.

Tommy Leonardi is one of his best friends.

Listen, scumbag. Don't try to impress me with you-father knows-some-guinea hood.

What you gotta take away from this experience is that if you ever see that girl again,

you turn around and you walk in the opposite direction. You got that?

Yeah, man.

So much looking at that girl,

you're gonna wish you were born without a dick.

Oh! Whoa, whoa, whoa. Oh, whoa.

Whoa. Big mistake.

Oh, yeah.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Big mistake.

[laughs]

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

[whispers] Whoa.

Oh, yeah.

Daryl, this is Frankie. Frankie, Daryl.

Hi, Daryl.

Hi.

I gotta go talk to someone.

You go ahead and take Frankie to the coffee shop.

And you stay with her. You can do that, right?

Yeah.

Do you have to do that now?

I'll be with you in a minute.

Let's go? Take care of me.

How'd Louisiana go off that?

Three-point underdogs.

Three-point underdogs. What are they losing by?

Eight.

Eight? What the fuck is that?

There's still two minutes left to play.

Louisiana ain't got this passing game.

Good point.

You wanna get my picks for the Pac-10?

Do I look like I wanna hear 'em?

Where is the kid?

He went to the bathroom.

Hi. Are there any other bathrooms beside that one?

Yeah, on the other side.

[voice from machine] Hey, man, insert more coins.

Insert more coins.

Insert more coins.

Insert more coins. Play again.

Insert more coins.

Insert more coins.

What's going on?

What did he say when he left?

He asked me if I'd be okay waiting here by myself.

I said yeah. He said he had to go to the bathroom. What is going on?

He's a witness to a homicide.

To what?

To five homicides. Let's go.

Where are we going?

To find him.

Where is he?

Binnie, call security.

Nobody's calling anybody.

Where's your grandson, Binnie?

I don't have to tell you anything.

Yeah, you do.

I haven't done anything. My grandson hasn't done anything.

If he doesn't wanna be a witness, he doesn't have to be a witness.

This is bigger than one, two.

This was a massacre.

Children

were executed.

Maybe you should've thought of that before.

I need to know where he is.

Young man, I would like to know the name of your superior.

Right now I'm working on about an hour and a half sleep

over the past three days.

And I'm still trying to remain courteous.

And I'm beginning to think that that's getting in the way of my being effective.

What are you doing?

What--what are you doing?

I wanna know

where Daryl is.

My God.

Nobody saw me come in. Nobody knows I'm here.

This old woman's gonna run out of air,

and you're gonna have a tough time convincing people that it wasn't you

who did it to her. And even if, and even if you do convince them

that you didn't kill her on purpose,

you're still gonna have a tough time selling them that you

took care of her with a fuck!

Now, listen to me.

Where the fuck is he?

I said where the fuck is he?

He's on an airplane.

Miss Antoinette bought him a ticket

and send him to live with her family in England.

[whimpers]

All right, it's okay. That's okay. That's a good girl. Suck it up.

There you go. That's it. Take it in. That's a good girl. Take it in.

Good! Good.

Good.

That's it. Breathe.

Maybe you should drop dead, you selfish cunt.

You ever think about your kids or your grandkids? Huh?

Sucking up their inheritance through that fucked oxygen tube?

And Binnie's fucked intensive care?

You fucks, I hate you. I hate you both.

I should, I should fucking both, right now,

I should fucking kill you fucking both.

You're the fucking reason this country's going down the drain.

Watch out. He's not in a good mood.

Come in.

Have a seat.

Scotland Yard called. The kid's in England.

Make him a material witness. Maybe Scotland Yard will hold him.

Can't do that. He had no involvement with the crime.

He don't want testify, we can't compel him.

Well, we could still try flipping one of the three.

You can try all what you want.

Nobody flipping on Godshaw. They're scared to death of him.

As of now, all are persons of interest.

You gotta let him go.

Oh, come on! Five homicides and you're letting him go?

You weren't supposed to let the kid out of your sight.

Be glad he didn't turn out dead.

This is bullshit.

Get the hell outta here.

You're not the one on the street-—

Get out of my office.

Risking our lives on the street!

You know what's involved, right?

Maybe if we get a prosecutor worry about something, we could stand a fucking chance.

What happened when you went to see the grandmother?

I told you.

She said the woman she takes care of, bought a plane ticket. He was on his way to England

to stay with her relatives.

Any incidents took place over there?

What kind of incidents?

Any kind.

No.

Whatever it is, you're gonna have your story down.

Public Integrity is waiting for you back at the house.

Oh, come on. Public Integrity into this?

What for?

That old woman, her son is a United States congressman.

I asked where Daryl was.

His grandmother told me.

You didn't, at any time, threaten his grandmother?

No, I did not.

You didn't, at any time, threaten Antoinette Fahringer?

No, I did not.

You should know a formal complaint's been filed alleging you cut off

Mrs. Fahringer's oxygen supply.

Who's saying that? Mrs. Fahringer?

Is it true?

I think she might be suffering from a little dementia.

Lieutenant, we're asking if it's true.

Absolutely not.

Lieutenant.

You know, I saw five of those driving into work this morning.

I want you to clean it up. Clean it up.

Ned, excellent. You got my message. Good. Come on.

What message?

You get the flowers I sent? How's Jenny?

What the fuck are you talking about?

Okay, that's good.

Stop it! Cut it out.

What are you doing here?

What do you think?

I don't have anything for you.

Then this is a problem.

Yeah, who needs a problem?

You owe me five large, Terence.

I haven't got it.

Then, you gotta give me something.

Give me goods if you don't have cash. Give me a gold Rolex.

Ned, I look like I got a gold Rolex?

Don't pine me for a fucking stooge.

Keep your voice down. Just keep it down.

Don't play me for a fucking stooge.

Are you done?

Do you think these guys care you're a cop? They will fuck you up

just like everybody else.

Let me get something down with the Texas game.

'Cause that's where the season turns a lot.

No.

Nothing. You pay what the fuck you owe.

I'm a little late on my rent, that's all.

Lieutenant.

Uh, somebody named Frankie called.

What's going on?

All kinds of things. Come closer. I'm Dave.

Who are you?

Andy.

Jeff.

What do you want?

What I want right now is to get this behind position right.

He wants money.

Who are you?

Sit down. I told you, I'm Dave.

And the guy you robbed, I know told you he was.

You make a date with a pretty girl. You gotta pay.

Dear. Like this.

You want the schwantz, not the prosty. See? That's it.

When you engage with another human being, we remind ourselves we're not alone.

Plus, who knows, maybe we even learn a little something.

How much?

You took 10 off. To make it right, you gotta come up with 50.

No, that's bullshit.

No, it's punitive damages. What can I tell you?

I don't get it. She kept up with the bargain.

He says no.

He's a fucking liar. I did everything he asked me to do.

Which was what?

(Frankie) You want details?

You sick people.

Oh, listen to her stand up for herself. The indignation.

I love it.

Where's the money?

In my bag.

It's all here?

Okay. Here are five thousand.

There's ten in change here.

Why don't I give you this, call a day.

We could do that. Alternatively, I could tell Jeffy to shoot the dog.

Do you want me to shoot the fucking dog?

Or put my calling card on this gorgeous punum here.

I don't give a shit about the dog.

But you mark her up, I'm gonna have a tough time getting you your money.

By my money you mean $50,000.

I'll need a couple of days.

By a couple you mean two.

Yeah.

Good.

[whispers] Hey.

I know. Relax.

The boys wanna saddle her up just in the spirit of friendliness.

You mind?

Well, let her get cleaned up, put on something hot.

She looks like shit right now.

Beautiful.

What are you waiting for?

I don't wanna put any pressure on you,

but she has a client coming over in 15 minutes.

You boys can be done by the, right?

The both of us?

They'd had been done in 15 seconds you hadn't mentioned it.

My mistake.

You'll hit her when we come back.

Two days, same time, same station, yes?

Okay. You got it, baby.

Don't make me look for you, Terence.

They're gone.

I'm gonna take you to my father's house.

Buy some time at least.

Frankie.

They're gone.

I can't take her.

I just need a place where she can stay for a couple of days.

Why can't you put her up in your place?

I can't take a chance these guys find out where I live, Dad.

Christ!

They gave me the job of bringing cookies to a meeting.

It takes me half a day to get it done.

You want me to baby-sit a pros?

You don't have to baby-sit her.

She's very self-suficient.

Well, I'm not in any kind of shape to take on something like this.

Look, I get home from one meeting.

I lie on the couch and I wait till it's time for the next meeting.

That's all I can do right now.

Let your wife deal with her.

They'll get along like sisters.

Get away from me, you rag.

[grunting]

My husband is trying to quit drinking and you bring this shit into our house?

Give it back or I'll swear to God I will stab you in the heart.

I will stab you in the heart.

What kind of trash you're bringing in here?

She's going through my bag! My personal shit!

Everybody calm down.

It's hard enough for your father.

He's gotta put up with narcotics under his nose.

Oh, God. It can't be any worse than you being shit face on beer all the time.

Enough!

You tell her I'm shit face all the time?

Oh, it's pretty fucking obvious, lady!

Oh, yeah? You fucking whore.

Watch this. Come get it. Come fucking get it.

Get her outta here. I can't deal with this shit.

You cunt.

Hey, the neighbors!

You're a cunt, you whore.

I'll fuck you up.

We come in or you come out?

Alright, come on, let's go.

So, uh, Francesca Donnenfeld. Do you know her?

Just cut the bullshit, Yasco, and tell me what you're here for.

I'm Yasco.

Here's the thing, tough guy. You keep fucking with the wrong people.

First the old lady, now your prostitute friend's customer.

The old lady, you might've written out. She, uh, doesn't remember so good.

The colored nurse, she's covering for the grandson, whatever.

But why I get a call from the chief D's office

that you've shaken down your pros friend's customer

whose father's hung all the way from here to fucking City Hall.

You're done, Lieutenant.

What do you want?

Your gun, for starters.

Come on.

Until the outcome of the hearing,

you're on modify duty.

Better call your delegate. You got an ass kicking coming.

You have a good day, Lieutenant.

[jumbled voices]

A man without a gun is not a man.

Oh, well, I know. Look, you cut the best deal you can

and you get the hell out of the Police Department. 'Cause if you stay in,

it's gonna get worse.

Can I talk to you for a second?

I can't stay here. I didn't take this shit from my own mother

and I'm not gonna take it from her.

Can I get a minute alone with my girlfriend?

Just give her a day or two. She's gonna calm down, I promise.

I'm so, I'm so happy you're here.

And I got something else somewhere. I'll show you.

She's really mean.

I wanna show you this place.

I spent a lot of time here

when I was a boy.

That doesn't work anymore.

I was here alone a lot.

This was my special place

as a child.

My, my castle.

And I would imagine things here. Pirates, a buried treasure.

And my dad didn't like that so much, but my mom, she, she got it.

And, uh, and before she died,

she bought me a metal detector. Come on, let me show you something.

Look at that. Right out there,

I thought that pirates came up the Mississippi

and that they buried a treasure right there by that tree next to the house.

So I, I took the metal detector my mom gave me

and I went out there waiting it would start beeping.

It was like beep-beep, beep, beep, beep.

And I started digging, and I-I-I dug and I dug and I dug,

and I found a, a Sterling silver spoon, and I was so happy.

I started screaming and jumping and laughing.

And I went, «Hey, man, this is treasure.

This is pirate treasure.» And I came back in here with it.

And I hid it somewhere, this Sterling silver spoon.

I still can't find it.

It could be anywhere.

I-I know it's here.

I don't know what to tell you, Terence.

Not a lot I can do under the circumstances.

I know.

I tell you guys all the time, you cannot get away with that cowboy shit anymore.

You don't listen, now this is where were at.

My best fucking detective, I gotta put him in the property room.

Terence, come on.

Man, I-I don't wanna you get jammed off for all of this.

You're doing all this wrong shit and I'm here. They're gonna think I'm doing it, too.

So, go to the store warehouse in Metairie that way you're not here.

And while you're there, get me my .45 Magnum and bring it to me. Okay?

Hey.

You're working here?

Looks like. What you got there?

Nine, ten grams of heroin and a Glock nine.

Yeah. You see that scale over there?

It's broken.

See? useless.

I sent for a new one.

As soon as it gets here, I'll weigh the drugs

and I'll get you your voucher, okay?

All right, bye-bye.

Can I help you, sir? Can I help you, sir?

[jumbled voices]

[laughter]

Can I talk to you a minute?

Excuse me?

Mind stepping outside? I'd like to talk to you.

You interrupted my meal.

I'm gonna pretend to be polite, so you look a big man in front of your friends.

You give me a hard time, I'll put the cuffs on you

just like any other shitbird.

I'll be back.

You a'ight?

Motherfucker wanna talk to me.

You ain't gonna shoot me, are you, motherfucker?

Why would I do that?

I got something for you I think you're gonna like.

Let's take a walk.

Be crazy for coming down here.

I'm gonna give you a chance to make some money the old fashion way

with a cop protecting you.

What I need protection from?

The cops.

[laughs] A cop will protect me from cops?

You'll know when a supplier is under surveillance.

You'll know when it's safe to make a pick up, when it's not.

What I gotta give you?

Fifteen thousand a shipment.

Oh, I'm sorry, am I being unfair?

How I know you ain't looking to set me up?

Tomorrow I'll bring you some information. Small shit.

You decide if you wanna go to the next step.

What about the murders? You don't give the fuck about them no more?

Look at me. Now look at you.

I never did.

Hey, I got the weight on that dope finally.

Thanks.

That's all there was?

I'll double check it if you want.

Don't matter. Still got enough for felony.

What are you guys got going on today?

Buying bust on Fourth and Ferret on Andre's outfit.

Happy hunting.

[cell phone rings]

Undercover just busted one on Andre's. Fourth and Ferret.

What do you know?

Man of your word.

Are you running me back to my car?

Yeah. I need to make a stop first. Is that all right?

Yes.

This, this is prime real estate.

Doesn't look prime.

See, that's the point. Now is the time to get in.

Two, three years from now, all this we'll be river front condos.

Marble floors, health spas.

By that time, another motherfucker made all the money.

Don't be going legit on me now, «Big».

Money's money.

Tell you what. You'll be the front man,

I'll be the power behind the throne.

It's like we're working for a greater good.

Yeah, you're right.

This is a good spot to build condominiums.

See? I know I likes you, man. Come on.

[siren wails]

May I ask you to step out of the vehicle?

What'd I do?

You bought dope. I watched you buy dope.

Now stand the fuck up.

Put your hands on the car.

I didn't--I didn't buy nothing, man.

No? What's this?

Officer, please, let--

Please what?

I don't know how that shit got in there.

Did I put it there?

No, sir.

Just some freaking currants?

Yes, sir.

That's what you tell the judge, then.

Maybe you'll get lucky and he will be a football fan.

You know who I am?

Oh, I know who you are.

Then why you wanna fuck my life up for?

That's gonna knock me out the draft.

I'm sure you'll get a contract of some kind eventually.

You run the 40 and what? What's that, four-three?

Why do you do this to me?

For some motherfucking marijuana, man.

I was gonna by my mama house.

So, you're going off for six points favorites against Texas.

You win by five or less or you lose altogether, none of this ever happened.

Sir, I can't do that.

A fumble, a missed blocking assignment. You can absolutely do it.

Sir, please. Please, don't make me do that.

Listen to me, Renaldo.

I dumped a lot of money this year on you.

I got the chance to get some of that back, I wanna take advantage of it.

You're gonna tell me the integrity of the game is too much to you, fine.

I wouldn't dream of trying to convince you to go against your conscience.

Turn around. I'm placing you under arrest.

You--you won't tell nobody.

You ain't gonna tell nobody?

[men laughing]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. This that Taliban shit. That's what's this is.

That shit Osama give a motherfucker before they blow themselves up.

That's money. Money.

Shut up!

Where's the 15,000?

You'll get it, man. Relax.

Did I not do what I said I was going to do?

Yeah, man. Relax.

Tell me again to relax.

I'm not looking to beat you, man.

Where's my money?

I'll get your money.

When?

Tomorrow.

Where?

My place.

Give me a cut of the uncut dope.

Look, I'm gonna pay you in money.

This is interest.

That's bullshit, man.

What's that, little man?

Midge, chill out.

Here.

Now, put that gun away before you kill somebody.

I'll kill all of you.

To the break of dawn.

To the break of dawn, baby.

(Terence) Wassup, wassup, wassup wassup, motherfucker?

No fucking bets, Terence.

What's the matter? You don't like me?

You don't pay your debts. I don't wanna know you. I can't afford it.

Ten grand! Five I owe.

Yeah? Five for Louisiana. Right there. Wassup?

Where did you get this?

What, are you my priest? Right there, here.

You got it.

It's a six-point spread.

No shit.

Frankie?

[thundering]

Frankie!

Hey.

I got something for you.

I need to get my clothes.

Don't worry about your clothes right now. This is uncut dope.

Just a bunch of stuff from my closet and then from my dresser by the bed.

I'm not gonna give you much until we know how strong it is 'cause it's pure, you know?

Baby, I've been talking to your father a lot

and I think I'm gonna go to a meeting with him.

What does that mean? You don't want any?

I mean, of course I want some but I, maybe when I get back.

Frankie. Frankie, we gotta go.

Okay? Right.

Thank you.

This the way to do business.

This, this way I ain't gotta worry about what I'm walking into.

I got you.

Yeah, let me hit that shit.

Yeah. [laughs]

You hitting this shit?

Hey, Midget, light the Caucasian's rock.

You're my kind of motherfucking cop, man.

You're a crazy, motherfucker.

What did that Ki run you.

What do you care?

I'm guessing 60,000.

Very good guess.

Will you shut the fuck up?

You owe me 15 thousand. I'll take 25% of the dope uncut.

That means you're getting my price.

It's one way of looking at it.

The other is, you get to keep 75% and not go to prison for the rest of your life.

Yeah.

Go ahead.

Make sure you cut that shit before you sell it,

unless you wanna kill the motherfucker who buys it.

Did I ever tell you the story about nigger Elk?

I was watching TV, the game, right?

Reynaldo Hayes, He got tossed the ball. He was running with it.

He jumped over three linebackers in midair.

He sprouted antlers like a gazelle.

Like an elk.

He landed again. He ran, ran, ran.

He scored a touchdown!

Crack talking.

Listen, I'm not worried about you, so don't be concerned about me.

'Cause I'm not concerned if you're not concerned. I'm not really concerned.

I'm worried 'cause if you drop dead,

I'm the motherfucker they come looking for.

And then I gotta end up having a nigger from Africa

trying to move in on my shit.

And I don't wanna shoot no more purple ass niggers from Africa.

Easy, easy, easy, easy. 'Cause I'm not Eazy-E.

Fucking god.

Hey. Hey. I need to go to the store.

So?

So I need you to watch him.

Fuck, no, I can't watch him.

Don't be yelling. There ain't nothin' to eat.

Get the fuck outta here!

Get the fuck outta here!

Hit me again with another one on them rocks.

What the fuck's that?

It's my lucky crack pipe.

You crazy motherfucker.

You don't have a lucky crack pipe?

No, I don't have a lucky motherfucking crack pipe.

Then, Donald, you're gonna take a hit of mine.

Why I gotta do that?

'Cause it's lucky.

Shit.

Lucky crack pipe.

[woman screams]

Sorry we're late, fellas. I hope you didn't wait dinner.

Who the fuck are you?

Third party beneficiary.

Your friend here can fill you in on the details.

I'm working on getting your money, Dave. That's what I'm doing here.

I don't know about you, but the hardest part of collecting debts

is having to listen to the stones.

Terence owes you some money?

$50,000. Plus my two young friends here

were supposed to have a sexual experience of their choosing

with an attractive woman. Nothing. He came across with none of it.

That's wrong. That's wrong you don't do what you say you're gonna do, Terence.

The dope's worth more than 50,000.

Take it.

Why don't I take all the dope?

Why are you gonna take what belongs to me?

Well, there was a time when I wouldn't have.

I would've taken what was mine and left the rest on the table.

But, you see, I never got rich enough to retire.

I'm stuck doing this shit.

And I'm not young anymore.

So now I don't leave nothing on the table.

Pick it up.

Shoot him again.

What for?

His soul's still dancing.

(Terence) Shoot him again.

[gunshot]

Good night, Lieutenant.

What are you doing tonight?

I'm getting outta here and go to bed.

Just for fun, why don't you stop by the apartment on Josephine?

For fun?

You might find something interesting there.

Like what?

These bushwhackers might've hit a crack pipe while they were there.

You know? The odd chance is he dropped it under the bed where the kids were.

And we missed it.

The DNA'd place them at the scene.

You had a vision, right?

Deoxyribonucleic acid.

(Terence) Frankie? Frankie.

Where's Frankie? She's not in the house?

Frankie's on her way to rehab.

Rehab?

What about her clothes?

Someone will bring her her clothes.

Anything else you wanna know?

[mumbles]

You don't have to hide it from me.

We're birds of a feather.

We both like our poison.

You just drink beer, I thought.

Do you mind if I watch the game?

Mh-mh. Be my guest.

(reporter) I cannot believe what I'm witnessing.

Louisiana up by 18 points in the second quarter.

For another score.

You wanna share?

Back to pass. He scrambles.

Hobbs builds his way to another--

I don't know.

And all this without Renaldо Hayes.

We still don't know the nature of his injury.

Just that he's taken himself out of the line.

I'll kill him.

Renaldo Hayes being out, the freshman Johnson has really stepped up

for this football team. You're in the land of miracles, my boy.

I'm looking right there at Hayes, and I'll tell you what.

The guy just does not look like a happy guy. He's on the sideline.

He's obviously suffering from some sort of injury.

Hey, guys.

Good to see you.

Listen.

This stuff, this thing between us,

it's gotten way out of hand. Got way outta hand.

Okay?

Those gumbos, couple of fucking assholes.

They disappeared because of something you did to them.

Whoa, man, I got no beef with you whatsoever.

Everything between me, right as rain.

And I want you to know

that my father got in touch with his guy

and he told him whoever it is,

that complaint has been withdrawn. Finished.

Oh, yeah.

Okay?

Okay.

Oh, yeah?

Uh, phew.

Okay.

That's the way out.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, no. Look, Ned,

if you'd called first, I would've saved you the trip.

I'm guessing that you didn't see the game.

How did this happen?

Louisiana by three.

Hayes ended up playing?

Nope.

Worked out anyway.

What are you talking about?

Nothing.

Oh,

and my daughter's tickets, speeding tickets,

thank you, thank you, thank you.

This female highway patrol officer calls up,

says they're taken care of.

It's $10,000. Sure you don't wanna count it?

I trust you.

All right, man. You take care or yourself.

All right.

Great news.

Our man came up with this at the crime scene on Josephine.

I just got lucky.

The lab found Godshaw's DNA on it.

[all laugh]

That is fantastic!

Yes!

Oh, look at that.

I found the spoon.

It's not silver.

It went rusty.

I wanna give it to you.

It's yours.

It's for me?

That's so sweet.

It's beautiful.

(Godshaw) Yeah, I need eight of them.

Yes, eight.

Uh-huh. It's going down, baby.

Yeah, I got some help. I'm telling you.

Police Department. Stand up. Keep your hands where we can see them.

What the fuck is this?

We got it. Check the outside,

check the backyard, check upstairs, check his car.

We got this. it's okay. Good. We're good. Upstairs.

(Terence) Cuff him.

No.

No.

What do you mean no?

This is what happens. Before we can cuff him, he goes for this weapon,

we shoot this prick and steal his shit.

Fuck. Terence, what— What are we doing?

I thought we had our thing going.

You're wrong, baby. He acts like he likes you 'cause he likes to get high.

Huh? That don't mean he stop bein' the police.

Cuff him, Stevie.

No. Can you draw a line of murder?

It's interesting where to wreck its fun.

I said cuff him, Stevie.

This is about money. You want my fucking money?

You want my fucking money? Take my money! You won't kill me for this shit.

Go for it, son. Go for it.

Got for it. Go for it!

Yeah, yeah.

Next time.

Now fucking cuff him.

I said cuff the motherfucker, Stevie!

[United States anthem]

[people singing the anthem]

Ladies and gentlemen, it is an honor to conclude this year on a positive note.

In recognition of his leadership and tenacity

in the investigation of the Ndele family murders

resulting in the successful apprehension and prosecution

of the three individuals responsible,

I'm proud to include Lieutenant Terence McDonagh among those being promoted

to the rank of captain. Captain McDonagh.

[applauses]

Woo!

Excuse me. Would you care for some wine?

No, thank you. We're all gonna stick with our sparkling water.

I would like to make a toast.

To the new Captain.

To new life.

I'm probably gonna start to cry right now.

Oh, that's okay.

To my new family.

God bless.

Here, here.

You still gonna be working on night shift when I get closer to the due date?

I'll make sure I'm not. How is that?

I could get to the hospital and all, but I like having you home at night.

I like it better that way, too.

[women laugh]

Thank you, darling.

(guy) All right.

There we go.

Where are your keys?

Did I give them to you?

No, I don't think you did.

Stand against the wall.

What'd we do?

Hey, stand against the wall.

What are you doing?

The two of you match a description. Passing drugs in the club.

Don't say anything. Do exactly what I tell you to do.

So, what are we high on tonight?

Nothing.

Empty your pockets. Dump out the handbag.

[knocking at the door]

Room service.

I didn't order any room service.

Oh. It must've been a mistake again.

Holy shit.

I'm Evaristo Chavez, man. You saved my life.

I was in the prison that was flooding.

Oh, yeah.

Do you remember me?

Are you still with the Police Department?

Port of call still New Orleans.

Okay.

What happened with you?

The judge remanded to a drug treatment program.

November 14th I have a year clean.

Congratulations.

Are you all right?

Sometimes I have bad days.

Listen,

you saved my life.

I'm almost done working. I'm gonna get you out of here, okay?

Okay?

Do fish have dreams?

You know, Chavez,

I still hate that I ruined my underwear for you.

[laughs]