All language subtitles for Fatal Instinct (2014) BR Eng

[♪ Music♪]

[Police radio] All units, clear radio traffic.

Pursuit in progress.

Air one, do you have visual?

10-4...perp's on the
southside of 25th street.

Police unit in vicinity.

Copy that, air one.

William 56, do you copy?

Copy that transmission.

We're on his heels,
southbound on 25th,

light traffic,
residential.

All units be advised,
supervisor authorized.

Proceed with caution.
Residential.

Dispatch, William 56,
we're in pursuit.

Make a right.

Down the alley.
Down the alley.

There he is.

Look out for
the boxes.

I got the boxes.

You see him up
ahead, right?

Hard right.
Hard right
coming up.

[ Gunfire]

Shooting at us now.

He's going to make
me shoot him.

See if you can get
one of his tires.

[ Gunfire]

[Radio]
shots fired.

Shots fired.

Copy. shots fired.

All available units respond.

Whoo-hoo!

You almost
hit the curb.

You know you're not
a very good driver.

That's because somebody's
shooting at me.

Come on, Jack. Watch
out where you're going.

[Radio] eastbound turning
south at the alley.

Go ahead,
fifty-seven...Cut him off
parallel at vista.

Proceed parallel
on vista.

Clear traffic for spikes.

Come here! Get
out of the car!

Come here!
Come here!

Get out of the car!
[ Woman screams]

Whoa, whoa!

Come here!
Come here!

Come here!
Come here!

It's over, asshole.

There's no way out but jail or
six feet under...Your call.

Nobody's going to die.

Just stay calm.

I'm going to kill this bitch.

I swear I'm going to blow
her whole brains out.

You do and I will pump
you with so much lead

your momma's not going
to recognize you.

Nope. no, he's not
going to do that.

He doesn't want to shoot you.

Nobody wants to shoot you.

This prick made me miss
my daughter's recital.

Look, I'm not even pointing
my gun at you right now.

Decker, shut up.

Jack, there you go again
telling me to shut up.

You know I don't like it.
It hurts my feelings.

I'm sick of it.

Well, it bothers me when i
got to fill out paperwork

every time you
shoot somebody.

Look, I'll shut up if this
prick puts his gun down, okay?

Stop! come any
closer I'll shoot!

My partner hasn't shot
anybody in about a week,

I don't think you
want to be that guy.

Let the girl go.

Just let her go.No!

All right, screw this.

You know something, screw it.

What are you doing, man?

Mike, what you doing?

You want to murder
somebody today it's a
great day to do it.

Start with her.
Go ahead.

I'm not following you
on this one, Mike.

That's what he said.

He said he wanted to
blow her brains out.

Those are the words
that he used.We don't want him to.

Stop moving.
[ Screams]

If he wants to.

I mean, if, you know...Unless
you just want to shoot me.

I will. I'll shoot you.

Go ahead. I'll shoot
you, mother...Ah!

[ Screams]great.
take your shot.

No!

Oh!

[ Grunts]

[ Cries]

Oh!

Did you see that?

He went down.

Get up.

You made me
break a sweat.I want a lawyer.

Oh, yeah, that's a great
idea but not today.

Why'd you run?

Man, I ain't answering
shit. I already told you.

I know my fucking rights.

Good, I'm glad.
I'm sure you do.

Now answer the question
before I smack your face.[ Cries]

Why'd you run?

You should have sat
down like a gentleman

and waited for us to
ask you some questions

and you make
the answers.

It would go
something like this.

I'm Jack gates.

This is my partner,
detective Mike Decker

senior partner by
the way -- Michael Decker.

We'd like to ask you a few
questions about candy

and you
would say?

Candy?

Yeah.

It's a good
start, right?

Come on, this is
about candy's ass?

Oh, come on, dude.

What's so funny?

All right, look, man...

That ho came by my crib
real late one night

trying to get high
on some oxy.

She didn't have
no dough.

So I sent the bitch back on
the curb to make some coin,

you feel me?

Did you kill her?

Will you listen to me?

No, I didn't kill the bitch.

You run pretty fast
for someone who didn't
kill anyone.

Come on, man, I thought
ya'll were vice

trying to shut down
my ho business.

Duh!

I'm going to explain
this shit for you so
you cops can understand

I'm a pimp named Leon.

I'm not a killer,
you feel me?

[ Sighs] all
right, take him in.

For what dog?
Come on, man!

Come on, man!

Yo, Jack, come on, yo,
if it wasn't for me

your sorry ass would have
been done years ago.

Come on, Jack.

This is bullshit, man.
Get off me, man.

I don't think i
like him for it.

Loud mouth jackass.

[Radio] dispatch, air
one, ground units have
one in custody.

We're ten-eight.

Air one's ten-eight.

Ground units have
one in custody.

That's unbelievable.

Detective first class.

Senior detective.

Well, now I read
that one was like...

That's it.

You two better tell me that

that son-of-a-bitch
you chased all
over town

putting the lives of
innocent civilians at risk

is the same son-of-a-bitch
who killed that girl.

Better tell me that.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

He looked like he was
good for it, sarge.

Yeah. "beat the grass,"
as they say.

I don't need to mention

all the pissed off civilians
that are going through

their phonebooks
right about now

looking for the sleaziest,
ambulance chaser out there
because...

Well, you've heard
it all before.

And I certainly don't need to
tell you that you've cost

the department thousands of
dollars in damages

because...uh...well,
that would be too
cliché, wouldn't it?

Cliché?

I think it's Swedish.

I think it's French.

Cliché.

Part of my
vocabulary, asshole.

It is.

You, um,

you know who's ass
gets chewed on

when scumbags
like this

file frivolous lawsuits
against the city?

Do you want to take a guess?

Can we have a couple
of cracks at it?

Do me a favor, okay?

Just save whatever
is left of my ass

and find the sick fuck
that killed that girl.

Yes, sir.

Hey, sarge, by the way, uh,

phonebooks are obsolete.

Phonebooks are obsolete.

You mentioned the pissed
off civilians before

and I have no doubt they
would use the Internet
to find the lawyer

not the, uh...

Decker, why do you constantly
want to piss me off?

For me, sir,

it's always better to
be pissed off than to
be pissed on.

Boom. looking out
for you, all right.

Hey, Decker?

Sir?

Hey, guess which one's for you?

Hold on, hold on.
It's coming to me.

Thank you, sir. It's
a very kind offer.

Very generous.
What a loving man.

One of these days, Mike,

you're going to say
the wrong thing

and I'm going to get
in trouble for it.

Shit.

I missed my kid's
parent-teacher
conference.

At least it's not a
dance recital, right?

Yeah, that one's on you.

I was babysitting your sorry
ass so you wouldn't get shot.

Oh, hey...Hey, Decker?

Sir?

Decker, look, I almost...I
almost forgot there...Um...

Why aren't you going to
your shrink sessions?

What?

Who told you that?

The police head
shrink told me that.

That's who told me.

Rat bastard.

Go to your sessions, Mike.

Yes, sir.

Mike, a.S.A.P.

Go to your sessions.Copy that, sir.

Thank you.

Thank you. I...I
feel the support.

The rat bastard didn't have to
say something to the boss.

Ventura boulevard
four years ago.

Mike, you remember this one?

Backseat of the car.

It was the working girl,
right, the blue lace panties.

She had the defensive
wounds all over her arms.

Just south of the ventura

right near father
Paul's old church.

What does that m.O.
Remind you of?

Candy.

Candy.

Damn right.

You're saying the same unsub

killed that girl four
years ago killed candy?

Why not?

Why wait four years to
find another victim?

Maybe he didn't.

Maybe...uh...

We haven't found
the bodies.

There are plenty of
missing persons in the
past four years, right?

Slaughtered right next door
to a church. Unbelievable.

Yeah.

Maybe he's looking
for redemption.

That reminds me.

Father Paul is going to throw me
that barbecue this Saturday.

You're going to come,
right...Bring Kelly?

Father Paul's throwing a
barbecue in your honor?

What'd you do, fix
his parking tickets?

Five years sober, baby.

Not a drop.

Wouldn't miss it, brother.

Hey, Mike.

Danny's going to be there.
You know that, right?

And your point is?

I hope you get to it quickly

because I got a lot
of work to do here.

The point is that Danny's going
to be there and so are you.

Are we going to be
okay with this?

I was just doing
my job, Jack.

I don't walk around with
a hatchet in my pocket.

He's my little
brother, you know.

He's all I got.

He's really trying to
turn his life around.

Stay away from the
drugs. Keep clean.

I want to do whatever i
can to help him, Mike.

If it wasn't for your
testimony, Jack,

his sorry ass would
still be in the joint.

You've done enough for him.

Thanks.

[ Sighs]

Mike,

Leon didn't kill candy.

Who did?

I don't know.
But we'll get him.

That's why we get
paid the big bucks.

[ Pants]

Stop.
stop.

Please.

No.

[ Screams]

It's good to see you.

Rough day?

The usual.

And you?

Same.

Ah, we're a fine
pair, aren't we?

Ah, yes, we're
a fine pair.

Hey, what happened
under your ear?

Oh, I had a scuffle
with some perp today...

Must have
happened then.

I didn't even notice it.

A scuffle?

Are you okay?

I am.

I'm fine, babe.

[ Sighs]

Is Kelly sleeping?

Yeah.

I can wake her.

No.

I talked to her last week.

She told me.

She's sad, babe.

She's fine, babe.

No. no.

You have to spend
more time with her.

She feels isolated.

And I'm doing
my best, Jen.

No, I know.

I know.
Just...

Just try to get home a
little earlier if you can

you know it's not
entirely up to me.

Just make a little effort.

Well, she needs to
make an effort, too.

Seriously?

Come on. That
was so childish.

You're the adult here.

Childish?

Okay.

Why are you getting
concerned about this now?

Um, because our
daughter just told me
that she felt lonely.

Jen, she's lonely
because you're not here.

I'm here every
night in the flesh.

Not some image on
a computer screen.

[ Sighs]

Okay, um...

[ Sighs]

I didn't mean it
that way. I...

I better go.

Come and get it.

Good morning.

Hey, dad.

Sorry I missed
dinner last night.

Had to put in a
little overtime.

Did you talk to mom?

Yep.

Yep, yep, yep.

She wants you
to call her.

She misses you.

I never get it right.

Get what right?

Time zone's confusing.

Thirteen hours
ahead, darling.

What's confusing
about that?

Still no clue.

Honey, you're going
to college next year.

This stuff should
be easy for you.

Who says I'm
going to college?

[ Laughs]

Uh-huh.

All right, thirteen hours
time difference, right?

It's six o'clock in
the evening here,

what time does it
make it there?

[ Sighs] dad,
give me a break.

I can't function
this early.

All right, you don't
have to function.

Okay. just call her at
six o'clock tonight.

Bon appetite.

Seriously?

I hate runny eggs.

Since when?

Since you don't remember.

Honey, whoa, whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa.

Wait...eh...i made you a
glass of orange juice, too.

You missed the
parent-teacher
conference.

Yeah, I know.

I got a nasty email
from misses stapleton.

Darling,

sunny side up...

Loaded with
nutrients.

Loaded with
cholesterol.

Baby, you used
to love eggs.

Your mother
loves eggs.

She's coming back in
two weeks. Please.

I know. I'm going to be
late for school, okay.

All right, I'll take you.

No, it's okay.

I'm getting a
ride from Johnny.

Johnny?

Hey, who's Johnny?

Kel!

Johnny better know
i carry a gun!

[ Phone rings]

Detective.

All right, I'll be
there in fifteen.

Dispatch, how
close is Decker?

Yo, ma'am, stay back.
Go around please.

Yeah, hold on.
Here's the detective.

C.s.u. is stuck
in south central.

What's the e.T.A.?

One second, sir.

Dispatch, can I get an
e.T.A. For the c.S.U.?

What do we got, pal?

Been here a few hours.

Look at her fingernails.

Pretty, young girl.

Panties down around the ankles.

Knife wound to the abdomen.

Signs of a major
struggle here, Jack.

Looks like our unsub
has struck again.

It's the same m.O.
As candy, huh?

Well, candy was
a prostitute.

This young lady doesn't look
like she fits the bill.

Second attack...Same m.O.
...This could be serial.

This is the same as that ventura
boulevard case four years ago.

We're on to something.

There you go.

What do we got here?

Thank you.

Check this out.

It's a prayer card?

Prayer card with
father Paul's church
stamped on the back.

Now, what the hell
does a streetwalker
and a church girl

have in common to
attract the same killer?

I don't know.

That's a fine question.

These nails are chipped

but there doesn't
seem to be any signs
of trace evidence.

Yeah. well,
hopefully we'll get
some d.N.A., huh?

It's weird, Jack.

Looks like this guy used
some sort of solution to
soak her hands in

to keep from uh,
revealing any evidence.

What do we have here?

And up here?

Is it hers?

Yeah. looks like our
filly put up a little
bit of a struggle.

This son-of-a-bitch
walked away bleeding.

Detectives, I have
an eye-witness.

Where?

Over here, sir.

Hi.hi, ma'am.
How are you?

Good.

I'm detective Decker.

This is detective gates.

What's your name?Hi.

Ally.

Ally, pleasure
to meet you.

You saw what
happened?

Um, well,

that's my apartment
right up there

so I didn't have a
real clear view of
what was going on

but I did see the
man pull that girl
by her arm.

But I thought they
were just playing.

I mean, you know,

college kids are
always horsing
around like that.

Mm-hmm.

The man looked like
a college kid?

No, the girl looked
like she might have
been a college student.

The man was older.

He was dressed all in black

except he was wearing
a white t-shirt.

The man was wearing
a white t-shirt?

Yeah, underneath a black
bottom-up shirt.

I don't understand.

If you couldn't
get a clear view,

how could you tell what
color his t-shirt was

underneath
his clothes?

Because he was wearing
all black and he just

had a white band right
around his neck.

Similar to what the
officer is wearing?

Um, the collar was different
but it was similar, I guess.

Like a turtle neck?

Uh, no, lower than that.

Like a, uh, what
do they call that?

A mock.

Like a mock turtle?

Like a priest collar.

Like a
priest's
collar.

What else did
you see, ma'am?

That's when the truck
came and blocked my view.

And how long was this truck
in your field of vision?

Maybe like five minutes.

Did you hear anything

a scream or
anything like that

while the truck
was parked there?

No, nothing like that.

The truck just
pulled away and

I assumed that they
were both gone.

I mean, the girl was not
by the side of her car.

All right.

Well, if you
think of anything

or remember items that you
haven't already disclosed

please don't
hesitate to call.

The officer will take your
pertinent information.

Okay.

Thanks for
your cooperation.Thank you.

Bless me, father,
for I have sinned.

It's been four years
since my last confession.

You've been busy.

Yes, father.

What brings you here today?

I made a big
mistake again.

Again?

It's not the first time
that I've done this.

We all make mistakes.

Not like this.

I took a life.

You killed someone?

Yes.

When?

Last night.

Why?

I was afraid.

Were you in danger?

No, father.

Was it an accident?

No.

Look,

I can't help you if
you don't tell me
what happened.

Who did you kill?

My unborn baby.

You had an abortion?

I was two months pregnant.

The baby's
father is in
the Navy.

He's been gone
for over a month.

I'm all alone.

You're not alone...

Not if you
don't want to be.

I've heard that before.

It sure doesn't
feel like that.

I shouldn't
have come here.

There he is

my little
brother.

How's the landscaping
business going, huh?

Beats the alternative.

You look good.

Mike.

Danny.

Thought I mentioned it

father Paul offered
him a part-time job.

Part of his parole agreement.

No, you didn't mention it.

Listen, we didn't have a
chance to talk after the trial

and I just wanted to
say I feel like...

As I recall,

you were being escorted

by a couple of sheriff's
deputies off to prison.

Mike, he's trying
to make amends.

No, it's all right.

It's not...

It's all right.

Respect is earned,
right, Mike?

You know, quite frankly,

I'm a little surprised
at this new found
attitude of yours.

I mean, if it was me
I'd be a little pissed
off at the guy

who put me away
for three years.

Really?

This is what we're
going to do here?Well...

Yeah, well, I'm not you.

But I am grateful.

Because of you I hit
rock bottom so thanks.

Well, what can I say?

I'm a giver.

I'll see you inside.

That went well, huh?

See you home, tonight?

Hey, Mike?

Looking forward to seeing
you at Jack's barbecue.

Can't wait.

[ Speaks Latin]

Amen.

Father Paul.

Hello, Michael.

How are you?

I'm well,
thank you.Father.

How's your wife?

I'm sorry i
forgot her name.

Jennifer.

She's doing well.
Thank you.

Father, how's
Danny working out?

He's adjusting.

I want to thank you for
taking care of him.

You're welcome.

So what brings
you here today?

Well, uh,

we found a prayer card
on a murder victim.

It has the name of your
church on the back.

It looks like
something we hand out
in our congregation.

That's why we were
wondering if you've
seen this girl around.

I don't remember her.

We run a
pregnancy
ministry.

There's a lot of girls
coming in asking for help.

She could have
been one of them.

Mm-hmm.

Do you keep a record of who
comes in here for advice?

We try to keep
their privacy.

It's hard enough
for them coming in
asking for help.

Right, of course.

No, we understand that.

The reason we're
asking, father,

is the last attack took place
right down the road from here.

You didn't happen to see
anything this morning

or hear
anything,
right?

No.

Who would have access
to a priest's uniform?

I don't understand.

We have an
eye-witness who says

the attacker was
wearing all black

with a white collar like
a priest would wear.

Exactly what you're
wearing, sir.

This is a small church.

I'm the only one that has
access to my uniforms.

Just grasping at
straws, father.

Thank you very much.

You look stressed
out, Michael.

It's all in god's
hands, you know?

Yeah, I keep
forgetting that.

Thank you.
Thank you, father.

God bless.

We'll see you Saturday.

I'm going to go say
goodbye to my brother.

Is the warden
available?

So what else am i
supposed to do?

Just sit there?

How long have you
known him now?

How many years...

Coming on
ten, right?

Has he ever
been different?

Yeah.

Warden, it's Decker.

How are you?

Fine, fine, fine.
Thank you.

Thank you for asking.

Listen, I was calling
you about a guy named
Danny gates.

Stayed at your facility
for three years,

got out a couple
of months ago.

I was wondering if
you could tell me
anything about him

that's in his file

or you know anything
that's not in his
file about him?

You know, prison
buddies, activities,
habits, the usual.

Yeah.

Skinner?

No, that doesn't
ring a bell.

Great, yeah, email
is terrific. Thanks.

Your chariot, sir.

Aw, I like this
kind of service.

What now? What
do you got?

Flimsy lead on a
possible perp...

Name of Skinner.

Ring a bell?

Skinner? no.
Should it?

What?

You got something
to say?

What is that...

What is that face for?

I thought Danny might have
mentioned him somewhere.

Why would Danny
mention Skinner?

I reached out
to the warden.

I asked about
Danny's known
associates.

You investigating
my brother, Mike?

I don't know, Jack.

I'm just doing my
job...Being a cop.

Oh, is that what
you call it?

Because I think you think
Danny has it in for you

and now I'm starting
to think that you have
it in for him.

What the hell is
your problem?

You're out of line.I'm out of line?

Look at the
evidence, Jack.

Two girls slaughtered within
half a block of each other

right down the
street from where
your brother works

at the church.

They both went
to that church.

They both were
killed the same way.

What would you think?

Well, I'd think that the church
is the common denominator, Mike.

Let's go interrogate
the priest again.

That's a great idea.

Why don't we suspect a priest
instead of the convict, huh?

The convict
who by the way

just got out
of prison

and who probably
hasn't had sex with a
woman in three years.

Danny's probably
so hard up,

he'd do the first woman
who crossed his path.

Doing the first woman
that crosses your path

and killing her are two
different things.

Don't pin this
on my brother.

Jack, this is not
a witch hunt.

No.

We're not going
to do anything

until and only if we
have solid proof...

Corraborative evidence.

What the hell does Skinner
have to do with this anyway?

The warden said that
Skinner and Danny

became good buddies
on the inside.

That they roughly got
out at the same time.

That Skinner was doing
a stretch for...

For stalking
women, groping

and fondling in
public, a real gem.

Do you hear what
you're saying?

How ridiculous it sounds.

You're telling me that
Skinner's behavior rubbed
off on Danny in prison, huh?

Now he's killing people.

Sex offenders are the
outcasts in prison.

They're the
bottom feeders.

Somehow Danny
befriended him.

He may have identified with
Skinner's behavior and...

And understood his
perverse intentions,
i don't know.

God, you were paying
attention in psych classes
in the academy, right?

Thought you were
sleeping the whole time.

And then there's this
business about what
we did for Danny.

What we don't want
to talk about.

The thing we're
not talking about.

Jack, what if that woman
was telling the truth, huh?

What if Danny...He...He
pushed himself on her, huh?

What if he beat her
up a little bit?

We're not talking
about it.

Well, what do you
want to talk about?!

Fine. we put
eyes on Skinner.

We find out who he's
hanging out with.

That make you happy?

Stays between us.

Mike, I'm doing this because
we're going to exonerate Danny.

[Inside the car]
The other day...

So and then...

The other day?
Yeah.

Now we, um, going to the
house and watch t.V.

[ Unbuckles seatbelt]
There you go.

And then I got a
treasure chest...

Oh, you're getting big.

And so, and then I won
like a bunch of stuff.

Mm-hmm.

And I won a treasure
box that's so big.

Mm-hmm.

And then I won this thingie,
i don't know what it is,

it's like it can
hold your money.

So and then i
won this, like,

jar you can put all
your toys in it.

Really?

Mommy?
yeah?where do stars
come from?

Uh, far, far
away, baby.

How far away?

Uh, like, uh,
i don't know.

Like...hold on.

Where did they go?

How far away, mommy?

Do you know where we
left the keys, baby?

How far away?

How far away, mommy?

Can you help me find
the keys, baby?

Put your hand in there.

Okay.

Maybe I left them in
the car. [ Gasps]Here.

What would I do
without you?

So cute.
Thank you.

[ Gasps] daddy!

Blow it up.

That's enough,
baby. Go in
the house.

Okay.

Can you take this
for me, please?

Thank you, baby.

I'll be in a sec.

What the hell are you doing
here at this time of night?

I just wanted
to see my son.

You saw him
last week.

And that should
be enough?

Is that what
you're saying?

You've been out less
than three months

and you expect me to
forgive and forget

the last three years
just like that?

I was stupid, Melissa.

I thought I could provide
for you and Timmy.

Give you guys
a better life.

Really? what about
all the crack whores

you were screwing
around with?

How did that help
Timmy or me?

Like I said i
was stupid.

Yeah. well, maybe
you haven't heard

but there's a price
on stupidity.

Come on, Mel, just...

Stop.

Don't keep my
son away from me.

I'm talking to a
divorce attorney.

I'll call you
with the details.

♪ Little red riding
skipped on a trail, ♪

♪ as the mean wolf
turned into a fellow. ♪

♪ He skipped and hopped
to catch up to red ♪

♪ because he wanted
to get fed. ♪

♪ He's cut off her
path and said, ♪

♪ "excuse me, miss, I was
hoping for a kiss." ♪

♪ little red riding...

Police, freeze!

Oh, shit, Mike.

[ Laughs]

Scared the shit out
of me, asshole.

Hey, you're getting
a little soft in
your old age, Jack.

You got to get eyes in
the back of the head.

Yeah. you need
a plastic hip.

[ Laughs]

I'm going to shoot
you one of these
days, you know that?

Jack?

Mike, this has
sugar in it.

Mike, how many times
i gotta tell you

I can't have sugar
in my coffee.

Jack?

Partner of
seven years.

Why can't I have
sugar in my coffee?Jacques?

Because I'm a diabetic.
That's right.

I take medicine
for diabetes

so I might go into
a diabetic coma...

Jack?...for my partner
giving me sugar.

What?

This is your cup.

Thank you, Mike.

I appreciate it, Mike.

Thanks for looking
out for me, Mike.

It was very nice of
you to bring it to me.

Yes, Michael.

Thank you so much
for the coffee.

You are just
a blessing.

Little tense,
huh, Jack?

I'm sorry, doctor
Decker, what'd you say?

I wasn't listening.

When was the last
time you got laid?

I'm not
answering that
question.

It's a pretty simple
question, Jack.
It is a very
simple question.

When was the last time you
put your little [ whistles]

In a, you know,
[ Whistles]?

Don't [ whistles] at
my...At my crotch, Mike.

That's weird, man. I want
to transfer, you know?

So I guess that's a no.

It's been a long time, huh?

I told you I'm not
answering that question.

Because I got one kind
island girl, brah.

She going to take good
care of you, brah.

Last girl you set me up
with was missing a tooth.

Yeah, yeah. Well,

gapped teeth are making
a comeback number one

and number two, I'm not looking
for a date for you, Jack.

You know, I'm looking for
you to have kind of a,

you know, a...A...
A...An experience.

You know, maybe get
chewed up and spit out.

You know, a little...That's disgusting.

...nasty.

How do you have a
seventeen year old
daughter still?

Well...it's really blowing
my mind right now.

It's a metaphor, Jack.

Maybe that's too
big a word for you.

Yeah.

You've lost your sense
of humor, Sonny boy.

I think I want
to break up.

Please, please,
break us up.

♪ As the mean wolf
turned into a fellow. ♪

♪ He skipped and hopped
to catch up to red ♪

♪ because he wanted
to get fed. ♪

♪ He's cut off her
path and said, ♪

♪ "excuse me, miss, I was
hoping for a kiss." ♪

♪ little red riding
knew it was a lie ♪

♪ when she looked the
wolf in the eye. ♪

♪ At lightning speed, she
skipped and hopped that day. ♪

♪ For how many miles
did she run away? ♪

♪ One, two, three, four, five.

Nice job.
That was great.

Look at that,
is that him?

Scrawny little pervert.

Scrawny little pervert.

Good job.

What's the rhyme?

Oh, hey, mister Skinner.

Hi.

What are you
jumping to today?

Red riding.

Sounds fun.

Can I join you?

What do you want to do?

Let's go
introduce
ourselves

to "mister scrawny
little pervert."

Start.

Right. you guys
have fun. Okay.

Go.i'm going this way.

I got him.

Put your hands
behind your back.

Hey, where's that
wide receiver, huh?

Hello, mister Skinner.

Take a little walk...

Just around the
corner, all right?

Got a nice little suite
for you all picked out.

Right over here.

Why don't you
have a seat here?

So what's your fetish?

You like them young?

You like them fat or...

Or maybe you
like them dead?

I ain't talking.

He's not going
to talk.
Ok

well, that's...That's all right.
That's okay.

All right.
All right.That's all right.
That's okay.

You don't
have to talk.

Just sit there
and look.

"Ooh."

Just take
your time.

Huh, how
about that?

Look at his eyes light
up. Look at that.

Look at that.

You know any of
these girls?

No.

Oh...well,

it's a dead end.

All right.We tried, right?

Hold on.
Hold on.

Maybe I do know them.

Let me see the pictures.

Let me...Let me
see them again.

He wants to see
them again.

Let me see
the pictures.
Really?

You think so?

I'll tell you what.

You tell us what
we want to know

and you can have
these pictures

all by yourself
for ten minutes.

What?

My partner and I

we're going to go out
and get a cup of coffee,

maybe bring back a
couple of doughnuts

and you can take all
the time you want.

How does that sound?
Is that a deal?

Huh?

Let's start over.

All right.

Mister Skinner,

what's your fetish?

I'm not a pervert.

I like them old enough.

He ain't a
pervert, either.

Not a pervert. Now
that's a good start.

Yeah, it's good.

Old enough to what?

Play games, play
tiddlywinks?

What do you like?
Old enough for what?

He doesn't have an
answer for that one.

He doesn't have
to answer this.

I don't understand
what you meant.

Wait, do you like
killing these girls?

No.

Nothing kinky
like that...

Just regular
things.

Regular things?

Like what?

I follow them
down the street,

take pictures,
fantasize.

Fantasize?

You know, imagine things.

Yeah, I do that, too.

What kinds of things
do you imagine?

Do you fantasize about
killing these girls?

No.

Nothing kinky
like that just
regular things.

Nothing kinky.

Regular things.

That's good to know.

That's...that's very,
very comforting.

Regular things.

What if I told you
that we have evidence

that you've been following
these women around,

what are you going
to say to that?

I'd say you were lying because
i didn't follow these girls.

Oh, you just
called him a liar.

I'd be careful
if I were you.

It's the, you
know, anger thing.

What about your
buddy Danny?

Do you think Danny
followed them?

Danny?

Yeah.

Are you guys pal-ing
around together?

Mister Skinner,

we promise, you
know, this...

This confession,

this part of you that
i know is coming out.

It's going to help us.

We're not going to
violate your parole.

We're not going
to rat on you.

Nothing's
going to happen.

You have our word.

Answer the question.

I may have
run into him.

I didn't say
anything.

Wait a second,

you haven't seen Danny
since prison, right?

You're old
prison buddies.

You don't say
anything to each other?

We're not supposed to
associate with former inmates.

Listen to me you
little shit.

Have you been talking
to Danny gates?

What have you been
talking about?

Just regular
stuff, you know?

How are you?

What's been going on?

That's it?

That's it.

Do you want to hit him?

I do want to hit him.

Should we hit him?

But "that's it," Mike.

All right.

All right,
"that's it."

All right, we're not
going to hit you.

Wait, how about
giving me the ten
minutes you promised?

Danny's shitting all
over his parole.

You don't know the
circumstances surrounding

Danny talking
to Skinner.

What are you
kidding me?

You honestly think
these two guys

just bumped into
each other?

Danny talking to Skinner

is a violation
of his parole...

Doesn't make
him a killer.

No, it doesn't make
him the killer, right.

What...when are
you going to stop?

Come on, man.
You...

You told me you weren't
going to point a finger

unless you had
concrete evidence.

I was in that
room with you.

We don't have shit.

Okay.

All right.

Gates, Decker...

The good samaritan
that drove by

your stabbing Vic the
other night is here.

Probably has a severe case
of the guilty conscience.

You know something
about the dead girl?

I...i wanted to
come in sooner.

I just didn't
have the guts.

What happened?

I was driving on 9th
late Sunday night.

I mean Monday morning.

It was a little
after midnight.

That girl they wrote
about in the newspaper

the one that
got killed

ran in the middle
of the street.

She wanted me to
stop but I didn't.

I thought she was
a prostitute.

She'd have her
friends carjack me.

It happens, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

So, you've seen that sort
of thing before, right?

I checked my
rearview mirror

she was already on the
other side of the street.

Did you see who
was following her?

It was dark.

Couldn't see much.

He was wearing dark clothes.

I remember a
streak of light...

Shiny object he
was wearing.

I thought he was her
pimp or something.

What kind of shiny
object? What do you mean?

Beltbuckle, maybe...

Jewelry...

Like I said, it
was hard to see.

Those people wear a lot
of jewelry...You know.

Those people?

You know...Pimps,
drug dealers.

You have a lot of
experience with
pimps, drug dealers?

Me? no, I'm
just saying...

I see the news
reports, you know.

What was this person?

Tall, short, fat, skinny?

Average.

Was he white,
black, hispanic?

It was dark.

I didn't look around.

What were you doing there?

Just heading home from a
business dinner meeting.

Heading home.

Mm.

Meeting went
pretty late.

Mm.

Stayed for drinks.

This shiny object
that you saw,

was it around
the man's waist,

around the
man's neck,

down to his toes,

his belt buckle...

I don't know.

It was around
the waist area.

Maybe a belt buckle.

What are you
looking at?

That's all I saw.

All right.

Come on I'll get
your statement.

Hold on a
second, Jack.

Maybe our model
citizen here isn't
telling the truth.

Maybe you did
it, pally, huh?

Maybe you get some
perverse kick out of

fucking around with the
police department.
Yeah, yeah, all right.

That's enough,
Decker. That's
enough.

Wait, wait. No. You get
your rocks off this way?

Come on.

What's wrong with you?

What's wrong with me?

What's wrong with you?

You didn't see that?

He looked at my badge.

Shiny object around
a man's waist.

You do the math, come on.

Let me get this straight,

first you think a priest
was your prime suspect.

Now you think a cop is
killing these girls.

Don't want to foot that
big mouth of yours

will get wind of your
stupid ass comments.

I'm just making an
observation, sarge.

Deck, let me ask you...

Between you and gates

who decides who's going
to be the good cop

and who's going to
be the bad cop?

Well, we just go against our
personalities, you know.

It's always a
challenge I like.

[ From computer]
Looks nice.

You expecting company?

Hi, mom.[ Laughs]

Hi.

Oh, my gosh.

You look so pretty.

Not true.

I've got a zit
on my forehead.

Where?

Oh, my god.

Oh, honey, that
is massive.

Ha, ha. Not
funny, mom.

Seriously, a tiny
thing like this

could ruin a teenager's
social life.

Oh, stop.

Just put a
little rubbing
alcohol on it.

It will be gone
by tomorrow.

Rubbing alcohol, mom?

Seriously?

This isn't the
battlefield, you know.

Speaking of which,
how are you doing?

Oh, my gosh.

I am so much better now that
i see your pretty face.

And I'm so excited i
get to have dinner

with you and your
dad tonight.

Is he home yet?

No. but what
else is new.

Oh, honey, he's
trying so hard.

I know it's been really
difficult for both of you

with me gone
for so long

but just hang in
there, you know.

So, what are you eating?

Mmm, I'm eating
something awesome

and you're going
to be so jealous

you're not going to know
what to do with yourself.

The chef here

made me

the most amazing

spinach and cheese omelet
because I'm special

and then...Um...Like
a little delicacy

called burnt toast.

Ugh...disgusting.

Mm. [ laughs]

Give me the
scoop on Johnny.

There is not much to tell.

Come on, babe.

Tell me.

Do you like him?

Mom.what?

Okay. I think he
likes me a lot.

Okay.

And...

And what?

Do you like him back?

I don't know.

I like him enough.

Enough?

Okay, I know what you're
fishing for, mom,

and the answer is no,
i haven't had sex with him.

Oh, god, thank god,
because I was...

My mind was going.

But...

I'm sorry, did you
just say, "but?"

I'm thinking about it.

You're thinking
about it.

Kelly, you're...

Who's thinking
about what?

Hi, dad.

What'd you bring
home for dinner?

Chinese.

Hi, honey.

Hi.

You still mad at me?

You know I love you.

Oh, I know you do.

Guys doing okay?

Yeah, yeah.

They're out on patrol.

Left early this morning.

I'll keep them in my prayers.

Awesome.

Who is it?

Who is it?

Hello?

Hello?

Father, what are
you doing here?

The lights all
just went out.

You scared me.

I'm sorry. I didn't
mean to scare you.

I kept calling and calling,
but you didn't answer.

It must be my
hearing aid.

I've had trouble
with it lately.

I better turn up the
volume on this thing.

Well, the reason I came
by, I found your wallet.

Ah, that is
such a relief.

Thank you. I've been looking
everywhere for this.

You must have dropped
it on the way out.

You left in a hurry.

Yeah.

Anyway, I found someone
you might want to talk to.

I hope she can help.

Thank you, father.

Do you want to come
in for hot tea?

I would love to.

Okay.

I don't have any
lights clearly,

but I do have a
gas stove, so...

Come on in.

It's nice to have some
company when it's dark.

It's a nice change
for me. [ Laughs]

We got the father
on the burgers.

Let's give him a round
of applause, too.

Whoa, hold on, everybody.

The police are here.

Put your hands up.

I give up.
I give up.

How you doing, buddy?

Mel.

I want to show
you somebody.

Who is this right here?

Yeah.

It's good to
see you, bud.

Everybody, can I have your
attention for a minute, please?

[ Whistles]

I just want to thank my
big brother Jack here,

for everything he's done
for me over the years.

He stepped up and
took care of my
responsibilities

when I wasn't able to.

[ Applause]

And...and...hold on,

a little bit more.

I just want to
congratulate him

for his dedication
to his sobriety.

Five years without
a drop. Come on.

[ Applause]

Thanks for coming, everybody.

Good to see
you, too, Mel.

Hey,

listen to me.

You just sit
back, all right?

Give it some time.

Give her some time.Congratulations, partner.

Keep it up.

Thanks, buddy.

There she is.
A pretty girl.

Hi, mister gates.

How's your parole
coming along, Dan?

Mike, let's talk to
these nice people.

These nice people.
[ Laughs]

It's questionable.
It's nice to see you.

Hi. I missed you at
the office party.

Can I talk to you for
a minute, please?

Come here.

Look,

I know you're mad.

I should have called before i
stopped by the other night.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I really want this
to work, baby.

I want my
family back.It's over.

No. no,
come on.

Come on, I can't
believe you mean that.It's over.

It's been a minute.

It's been a little while.Don't fucking touch me.

Oh, how can I be so stupid?

Of course.

It hasn't been that
long for you has it?

Hey!

Who's been hitting that
fine ass of yours, huh?

Who?
stop it.

Back off.

Now.

He's got a mean
streak in him.

It's family, Mike.

You guys going to go?

[ Muttering]
shit.

Hey, sugar.

Hey.

Looking for a date?

Yeah, sounds good.

Okay.

Meet you around
the corner?

Sure.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Start over.

Let go!

What the hell
are you doing?

Help!

No!

What are you doing?

Help!

Get off!

Stop!

Freeze.

Right there.

Hey!

You okay?[ Pants] yeah.

[ Grunts]

[ Grunts]

Oh, ho, ho,

Jack gates with the
beautiful overhead right

ending the
fight and won.

Here we go.
Here we go.
Come on.

Watch yourself.

What have we got?

All right.
[ Moans]

Oh, yeah.

What a beauty.

Let's see, who
do we have here?

Oh, let's see...
Let me guess,

you got a house
in the suburbs

and pretty hot
little wife, huh?

Kids.

Whole nine yards.

Give me a break, man.

I've never done this before.

Yeah.

My wife...

She doesn't
need to know.

She does
need to
know.

Yeah, she does.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, she does.
Come on.

Come on.

Another dead end.Yeah.

Yeah.

All right.

What's the matter?

Melissa...

Filed for divorce.

Full custody.

Shit.

I'm sorry.

You're not really surprised
by this, though, are you?

What the hell is that
supposed to mean?

She's trying to keep
my kid away from me.

What did you think
she was going to do?

You live in some sort
of fantasy world?

You know...

You're my brother

so I'm going to
tell you something

that maybe you
don't want to hear.

But this comes from a
place of brotherly love.

Look at me.

Danny, look at me.

Say what you have
to say, Jack.

Don't sugar coat it.

Okay.
what?

You just got out
of prison...

For the
second time,

that's one away
from being a lifer.

Oh, that's perfect.

Thanks for believing
in me, big brother.

You want me to
believe in you?

Then why are hanging
out with known felons.

Why are you screwing up?

What are you talking about?

You know what I'm
talking about.

I'm talking about Skinner.

The pervert?The pervert.

Yeah.
so what?

He helped me when i
was on the inside.

He needed a favor.

A felony
favor, Danny.

Are you
dealing again?

That you or
Decker talking?

Just answer the question.Because I know he's
got a hard on for me.

You're damn right he
has a hard on for you

and he's going
to put you away,

so whatever you're
doing you better stop

because I'm not
going to stop him.

That's okay, Jackie.

You didn't stop
him last time.

Shit.

I risked my
career for you.

I risked my
job for you.

If it wasn't for me,

that girl would
have testified,

we'd be having
this conversation

on a two-way phone
through plexiglass

because you'd
be in prison...

You're right.For the rest of
your life, Danny.

You're right.
You're right.

I'm just an asshole with
a record and no job.Oh, okay.

Let's play the violin
for Danny now.But that doesn't mean

she gets to keep my
son away from me.

Timmy needs a father!

He needs somebody who's
going to be there for him.

Emotionally,
financially

and you can't do
that right now.

You don't fill the
requirements, Danny.

Be a man!

Well, look at you.

Look at you sitting
on your high horse

looking down at me like
your shit don't stink.

Don't forget

who pulled you out of
the gutter when you
were piss drunk,

wife gone and kids
afraid of you.

Hey, leave my
kids out of this.

You talk about me
being a fit father.

How about you, Jack?

When was the last time you even
talked to your kids, huh?

Shut up!

Oh! [ grunts]

Oh! [ grunts]

[ Grunts]

[ Pants]

Well, we should have dinner
with mom more often.

What's the occasion?

No occasion.

Just wanted to show
you what a real
breakfast looks like.

Oh, very funny.

It's not meant
to be a joke.

A guy your age
shouldn't be eating

cholesterol and
grease all the time.

My age?

What age is that
supposed to be?
[ Laughs]

My age...Horrible.

Mmm, it's good.
You look nice today.

Very good.
Thank you.

I have to go to the
therapist this morning.

The shrink?

Therapist.

Same thing.

How's that going?

Hm, haven't
been in awhile.

You know, I gotta work.

So they're forcing you to go?

Yep.

You know, dad, you have to
talk about your feelings.

Shooting someone isn't
an easy thing to do.

It's better to talk about
it. Get it off your chest.

How'd you get
to be so smart?

I'm not smart. You told
me that the other day.

What are you talking about?
I never said any such thing.

Oh, yeah?

What about, "you're going
to college next year.

You should know
these things."

That's not the same as
saying you're not smart.

Aw, crap.

I gotta go.

I'll give you a
ride. Come on.

No, it's fine. I
don't have to be at
class until later.

Misses clements
is out sick.

You don't have a sub?

Well, yeah, but all
she does is sit there

and tells us to study
for other classes.

It's boring.

Well, maybe you
should listen to her

and study for your
other classes.

It won't be so boring.

I already do that
when I get home.

And besides Johnny's
picking me up later.

Oh, again with Johnny.

You two dating?

We're friends.

What kind of friends?

Dad, please.

Does he know I'm a cop?

He's just a friend
from school.

And yes he knows
you carry a gun

fifteen round magazine.

He want to know
the chamber?

Maybe I should have
Johnny's number
just in case.

Just in case, what?

You're not going to
call him, are you?

If someone's driving
my daughter around i
want their number.

Great.

I'm waiting.

Check your phone. I
just texted it to you.

Ah, I see.

Modern technology.

I love you.

Okay.

Bye.

[ Door knock]

Hang on, I'm coming.

Hi, mister gates. What
are you doing here?

You know, my dad's
on his way home.

I can call if you
want to talk to him.

Um, my dad should
be home any minute.

What are you doing?

Stop!

Hello?

Kelly?

Kelly?

Stop!
[ phone ringing]

Stop!

Stop!
[ glass breaking]

[ Grunts]

Let go!

Johnny, this is Kelly's dad.

Is Kelly there?

What do you mean my
front door's open?

Stay put. Just stay
where you are and don't
touch anything.

Is she back?

No.

Have you heard
from her?

No.

All right, put your
hands down, son.

What'd you see when
you pulled up?

Uh, the front door
was cracked open.

Um, I called for Kelly
but there was no answer.

That's when you pulled up.

Did you touch anything?

The door knob.

All right. Did you see
anybody parked out front

or down the street?
Anything strange?

Uh, no. Just that your
furniture's been
tossed around.

All right, get out of here.

Will you call me
when you find her?

Kelly?

Baby?

Oh, baby, where are you?

Whoa, it's me.
It's me.

She knows him.

She knows the creep
who took her.

What?there's no sign
of forced entry.

All of her stuff is here.
Her phone is here.

What about the
rest of the house?
I don't know.

The rest of the house
looks clean, Jack.

Somehow...this is
her footprint.

She kicked off there.

There must have been
some fight here.

I have no idea what
happened in here, Jack.

I can't...I don't even want
to think about this. Help me!

All right, all right, all right!

We're cops. We're going to
do what we do, right?

We're cops.

Take a breath.

Focus.

There's a knock at the door.
Kelly goes to answer it.

She knows whoever's
at the door.
Right.

He forces his way in.

There's a struggle.

She kicks her
way over here.

He...he overpowers
her somehow

and then...

And then he takes her.
[ Pants]

Where's Danny?

I don't know.

Where's Danny?!

He left early this morning.

That crackhead...She
was telling the truth

three years ago,
Jack. Wasn't she?

We don't know that,
Mike, all right?

We don't know that.

We did what
we had to do.

She was a crackhead who
would have fucked a snake

for a hit off the pipe.

You gotta help
me find her.

I'm going to help you and
you're going to stay calm.

Find Danny. Please.
This is my daughter.

This is my daughter, Jack.

I'm going to help you and
you're going to calm down...

Okay. all right....And you're
going to be a cop.

All right, we're
going to do this.

We'll split up, all right.We'll split up.

I'm going to
check the house.
Okay, thank you.

Kelly?

Is Danny here?

He was supposed to
be an hour ago.

What's...what's
going on?

It...it's Kelly.

My...my
daughter's
missing.

And you think he
is responsible?

Where's his
work area?

It's right here.

If he shows up, call me.

Michael, I'll say a
prayer for Kelly.

Danny?

Get me Decker.

Parole desk.

Smitty...mike Decker.

Hi, Mike.

Do you know where i
might find Danny gates?

Have you asked your partner?

Smitty, I'm not in the mood.

I need your help.

You got it, Mike.

What's going on?

Who would Danny turn to
if he were in trouble?

He used to hang out with these
meth dealers -- mid-Wilshire.

I can text you the address.

I...i appreciate that.

Hey, Mike, these
guys are hardcore.

What'd Danny do this time?

I...i think he may have
taken my daughter.

Let me know if I can
do anything else.

All right, text
me the address.

Thanks.

Easy now, boys.

I don't care what you're
doing in that apartment.

I'm here for
Danny gates.

Now who's Danny
gates? [ Laughs]

All right, okay.

Ah! [ grunts]

Oh! [ screams]

[ Gunfire]

[ Grunts]

[ Gunfire]

You got five seconds to tell
me where Danny gates is.

I don't know, man.

He came by this morning
wanting some big h.

I told him he was
tripping, bro.

Did he have a young
girl with him?

No, bro. He was..
He was alone.

Did he say where
he was going?

No.

Think!

Tell me what he said
word for word, bro.

Man, he said...

He said he
needed the h to

bingo this fine piece of
ass he had in the car.

Did you give
him the heroin?

What did you give
him for her?

Nothing, man.

Just a...Just a bindle.

My own personal stash.

Dude was on a mission.

I had no choice.

What else?

Man, I don't know.

I've been cooking
all day, man.

My head's all messed
up by the fumes, bro.

What else?!

He said he was going
to do the bitch

like he got done
to in prison

before he pimps her out.

Did he say where
he was going?

I didn't ask, bro.

Like I said, dude
was already belted.

I wanted him out of here.

[Police radio]
William fifty-six

in pursuit of a red
four-door sedan.

California tag.

Two-Oscar-November-
three-two-seven.

Turning eastbound,
15th street and hopper.

William fifty-six
in pursuit

of a red
four-door
sedan.

15th and hopper.

All available
units in place.

All units, pursuit vehicle
registered to Danny gates.

Photo issued earlier
today was gates

a suspect in a
kidnapping
investigation.

Consider armed and dangerous.

Copy. heading north
on Kingsley.

East side of traffic.

Turning on 9th.

Heading east on 9th street.

Copy, fifty-six.

Air one to ground.

E.t.a. is five minutes.

Nobody shoots.

Nobody shoots.
Out of the car.
Nobody shoots.
That's my daughter.

Kelly, are you all right?

Kelly, are you hurt?

Stay back, Decker.

You're not calling
the shots this time.

Don't you shoot my daughter.

You ruined my life.

Don't you hurt my daughter.

I understand you're
pissed off, Danny.

I'd be pissed off, too.

But it wasn't personal.

Don't make me shoot you in
front of your brother.

Danny, listen to
him. Let her go.

Not going to happen.

Not another step!

Not another step!

Whoever's got the shot,
take this asshole.

Not another step.
No, no.

Nobody shoot.

That's my brother.

It's okay, baby.

It's okay.

Danny, don't do this.

This is how i
choose to go out.

Kelly, it's okay, baby.

We're going to get
you out of this.

Come on, Danny, put it down.

Just let her go.
There's only one way
this is going to end.

Let her go.

Jack, take the shot.

You've got it.

Take the shot.
It's my daughter.

That's my brother.

[ Pants]
[ gasps]

Shut up.

Danny!

[ Gunshot]

[ Cries]

Where's Timmy?

I put him down
for a nap.

Does he know yet?

There was no other way?

He took Kelly.

He was going to kill her.

I had the shot.

I took it.

I told him i
wanted a divorce.

Full custody.

Yeah, I know.
He told me.

It's not going to look
good for you, Jack.

I pulled the
trigger and

everything just
went really quiet

but I felt like I could
hear every little detail.

Cartridge ejects...

And I'm looking at
Dan and he's looking
right back at me

and I feel like
i could hear

the bullet go
through his flesh.

I didn't want to
kill him, Mel.

I...
[ gasps]

I believe you.

I believe you.

What now?

I don't know.

I missed you.

I missed you, too.

I'm going to have
to leave, though.

For awhile, okay?

[ Church bells]

Good morning.

Welcome.

Welcome.

Detective,

glad you made it.

Nice to see you, father.

You remember my wife?

Thank you for
your service.

Glad you made it
in one piece.

Aw, thank you, father.

Come on in.

Morning.

Morning.

No, it was awesome.

It's just so much.You're the cutest.

You were the cutest.Yeah, I love your
hair like that, too.

Thank you.

You guys are parked
this way, right?

Okay.
bye.bye.

Turn off the ignition
and step out of the car
please, ma'am.

Why did you pull me over?

Step out of the car.

Please, ma'am.

Okay.

What is this about?

He was wearing dark clothes, but I remember a streak of light.

Shiny object. He was wearing
a belt buckle, maybe.

How much have you
had to drink today?

Oh, look, I'm...

I'm fine to drive. I just
had a couple of drinks.

Help!

Turn around. Put your
hands on the car.

Are there any weapons
that I should know about?

No!

What are you doing?

Look, you can't...

You can't do this.

What is your name? I'm
going to file a complaint.

Oh! [ gasps]

He's got a mean
streak in him.

It's family, Mike.

[ Screams]

The man was older.

He was dressed
all in black,

except he was wearing
a white t-shirt

like a priest collar.

[ Pants]

[ Gasps]

Follow them down the street.

Fantasize.

Imagine things.

Yeah, I do that, too. What kind of things you imagine?