All language subtitles for Walker s07e12 The Lost Boys

Sorry. Sorry, don't cut it, Keith.

Come on, man.

Hey, hey, chill, man.

Hey, Jesse's my homie, all right? We
chill together.

Cool, Bobby.

No problem.

What's up, my brother?

Where you been, man? Baseball tried to
yesterday.

Coach even asked about you. Hey, you
know, I ain't got time for that stuff no

more. I need some real action.

Check that out. Oh, nice.

The real deal, too, baby.

Hey, come in and silence me. Play this
game.

Hey, I'm buying.

I can't, Buck. I gotta get home.

Mom's getting ready to go to work.

Yeah, all right. See you next time, huh?
Yeah.

Hey, Blake.

What's going on, Bobby?

Nothing much, man. It's got nothing to
do with you, all right?

Go back inside.

Hey, you never saw me, okay?

Guys, we've got some movement on the
south side of the warehouse.

Unit 3, this is Unit 1. We're picking up
something on the monitor. Over.

Roger that, Unit 1. We've got a black
man in a rental truck pulling up south

into the warehouse.

Over.

Deploy.

This is Unit 1 to all units deploy. I
repeat, all units deploy.

Okay, boys, just as we planned it.

I take out the security system and I'm
out of here.

There shouldn't be a guard, but if there
is, you guys know what to do.

You got it, Blake.

I'll take the front.

Bring him on the other side.

Come on.

Rain, you're under arrest. Get over
there.

On the floor. Do it now. Okay, okay.
Take it easy.

Freeze! Police!

Get in the store. Come on.

Easy,

son. Easy.

Drop your name.

Easy. Don't worry about it. Don't worry
about it.

Freeze!

Head behind your head.

Well, you're just a kid.

All right, come on over here, son.

In the eyes of a ranger, the
unsuspecting stranger had better know

wrong from right.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

Any home you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna
be.

Officer Dale, get an ambulance in here.
The shooter went that way.

Hang in there, Bill.

Come on. Hang in there, buddy.

What?

Bill, get shot.

The ambulance is here, sir. Come on,
Bill!

Move it!

It's a fresh run here.

Must have been a cop killer bullet.

Went right through his vest.

Team North, I'm clear.

Area One, who's got a suspect?

Unit Two, Wendell Maple, clear.

What's wrong, girl?

What's wrong?

Show me.

Bobby?

What's going on, Bobby?

He killed him, man.

What are you... You gotta help me,
alright?

Hi, Jess. No, Bobby. We need to go get
that gun out of here. If my mom found

that here, she'd kill me.

Jesse?

Jesse, I'm home.

I'll be right there, Mom.

Look, this is serious. Don't say
anything to anybody.

Blade will kill us both.

Jesse! Hey man, Wade wants to see you.

Well, I don't want to see him. Come on,
it'll be okay.

Hey, you guys wait here.

Hey, Jesse.

Jesse, here.

Hi.

Sit down, Jesse.

You too, Bobby.

Jesse, it seems like we've got a problem
here.

Bobby made a big mistake getting you
involved.

Him fall?

What are you talking about? I'm not him
off the neck. It's just like I said,

Blade. The cop's right on my... I
already told Bobby I wouldn't say

I know that, Jesse.

I know when you mean that because of
what Bobby tells me. You're a smart kid.

But I want my gun back.

What are you talking about? I don't have
your gun.

Tell him, Bobby.

Oh, yeah. Yeah, tell him, Bobby.

Look, man, I snatched the gun in your
drawer. I had to get away, man. The cops

were all over me. I couldn't get caught
with it.

I can't believe it. Hey, hey, guys,
look.

What's done is done.

But, Jesse, here's what you're going to
do.

You're going to go home, you're going to
get the gun, and you're going to bring

it back to me.

And, Jesse, I know I can trust you.

You know why?

Because Bobby told me all about your
pretty little mom.

Yeah. He told me how close you are. He
told me how much you care about her.

So, Jesse, you just remember, you say
one word to anybody about this, and your

precious little mom is dead.

Say one word to anybody about this, and
you're packed. Your mom is dead.

Jesse! Jesse, come in here, please.

Hi, Mom.

Hey, Uncle Carlos, what are you doing
here?

Your mom called me, Jesse. I just got
here.

I asked him to come, Jesse, because I
was very afraid. I didn't know what to

What happened, Mom?

Jesse, what in God's name are you doing
with this?

Teresa, give me that. Wait.

You guys, you don't understand.

Okay, start explaining.

What are you doing stupid in my room?
You've got no right to do that.

Jesse!

Jesse, come back in here.

What, Carlos?

It's a cop killer bullet.

I call forensics.

What's happening, Carlos? Tell me.

Tell me, Carlos.

There was a shooting last night. I'm
serious, though.

Shooter used a bullet just like that.

Just remember, if you say one word to
anybody in your present law, they're

Jesse!

Jesse, get back in here!

All right, right now, all we know is we
have a murder weapon and a 15 -year -old

boy on the run. That's all.

Yeah, well, we also know this punk
killed Bill.

That's why he ran.

And all eight of the boys we picked up
last night are in Jesse Estrella's age

range. Yeah, but all of them have
records, whereas Jesse's never been in

kind of trouble. Carl, so that means
that he's never been caught.

Walker?

What have you got from the ones we
brought in?

Are they fingering the Estrella kid?

No, none of them are talking.

I tell you, this stuff fits into
everything from strong arm to

Yeah.

And because they're juveniles, they've
been getting off easy.

Not this time.

For some, they killed a cop.

Yeah.

Think, Bobby.

He's your best friend.

Where would he go?

Come on, think.

Maybe this old boathouse we used to hang
out at. It's down by the lake.

Zach. Yeah, man.

Tell Zach where to find him. And Zach,
if he's there, bring him to me.

I want to talk to him.

These guys, they're good cops, I know
that, but they're mad.

If Jesse runs again, anything could
happen.

I'd like to be the one to bring him in.

I could use your help.

Do you have any idea where he would have
gone?

How about some place he feels safe?

Well,

he did have a secret fishing spot on
White Rock Lake that he'd like to go to.

took me there once. I think I could find
it.

Let's go check it out.

Jesse!

Come on out, buddy.

Mr. Blaine wants to talk to you, Jesse.

That's all.

Come on out of there.

Come on out of there now!

What

is

that? Coffee here.

Remember, kid, you talk and you're dead.

So is your mom.

All right.

We walk out nice and cool.

Hey. What?

Come here. We want to talk to you.

We got nothing to talk about.

Well, you may not, but we do. Now get
over here.

We didn't do nothing.

Why the hell should we talk to you?

Because we've got this.

And you've got that.

uh

I'm going to check out the boathouse. I
got these guys.

Jesse?

Jeff?

Hey, buddy.

Come on.

Take it. Jeff?

What's going on? Come on.

Look at me.

Jesse.

Talk to me, buddy. What's going on?

Come on, Jesse.

Not talking is just going to make things
tougher on you.

What?

You think because you're a minor you
keep your mouth shut and you get a slap

the wrist?

Not this time, kid.

You killed the cop.

Talk.

So just remember, you say one word to
anybody and you're pressured to die.

Talk!

Easy, Sal. Easy.

Bill was my partner, Walker.

And that little punk killed him.

Mrs. Cahill, you have to believe me.

I know my son. He would never do
something like this.

I hope you're right, Mrs. Estrella.

But you see how it looks.

He had the murder weapon, and the police
chased him to your doorstep.

He did not do it.

I know. He did not do it.

Thanks for going to bed.

You got it, Mr. Cotter.

I'm sorry, Tom.

That was a good cop, Walker.

I just can't believe Jesse would do
something like that.

Look, Carlos, I know the kid is family,
but the gun was found in his drawer at

his house.

I know that, Sal.

But I know the boy, and he's a good kid.

What do you think, Walker?

Well, Jesse's the only one of the boys
who looks scared.

He killed the cop when we caught him.

That might be scared.

I have to agree with Carlos.

I'm not so sure Jesse's the one that did
the shooting.

You think he's protecting someone?

Yeah, he could be, Alex.

One thing I do know is a bunch of 16
-year -old boys couldn't pull off an

operation like that.

Way too sophisticated.

What about those guys you brought in
today?

Jesse's buddies, they weren't 16.

Funny thing about those guys.

They were all bailed out by Lawrence
Patterson.

Who's also representing the boys you
brought in on the warehouse deal.

Lawrence Patterson?

He's a senior partner at one of the
biggest law firms in Dallas.

Punks couldn't pay his dry cleaning
bill.

He had another thing.

What do you think those guys were doing
at the boathouse with Jeff?

Trying to help him?

Or kill him?

Only Jeffie can tell us that.

You have your instructions Don't let Mr.
Blade down

Never have, never will

I didn't tell him anything.

I'm not going to.

Shut up and listen, dog.

Blade wants you to talk.

He wants me to talk?

That's right.

He wants you to tell him you shot the
cop.

Talk to Patterson. It's our lawyer.

Fit you in on all the details.

You panicked. It was a mistake.

All that stuff.

But you gotta take the fall, little
dude.

Do it, Jesse.

Or I'll be back.

No, just keep checking.

Thanks.

Well, there's no way of finding out
who's paying their lawyer, Patterson.

He's got Swiss bank accounts, offshore
accounts.

Probably got outer space accounts.

Did you pull the jackets on those kids
we picked up?

Yeah.

Looks like your hunch was right.

I went all the way back to their first
bus.

Found references to a place called
Attack Zone.

It's a video arcade in Deep Ellen.

Could be the hangout there.

Let's go see.

Let me find the owner.

I'm the owner.

Hi, Johnny Blade. What can I do for you,
Rangers?

Well, we arrested some teenage boys, and
we were wondering if they were regular

there.

Arrested them for what?

Burglary. Burglary? Wow.

I sure hope that ain't my boys.

You work on this stuff yourself?

Yeah, it's the only way I can afford to
stay in business.

Besides, I'm qualified trained by a good
old Uncle Sam.

Working on these things is a snap
compared to what I had to work on in the

service.

You were in electronics?

Navy SEALs, actually.

Yeah, a few of these boys are regulars
here.

And I recognize them, you know, but I
don't know them or anything.

Have you ever talked to them?

Well, you know, just the usual, you
know, how you doing, son.

You check out the latest game, that kind
of thing.

So you don't know who they hung around
with?

No, no, I'm afraid not.

But it's sad, though, Ranger, because I
bet you most of these boys come from

divorced parents or separated parents.
You know, they get these deadbeat dads

moms on welfare. They get no guidance.

You know, I do what I can around here to
help.

But you know how it is. I got a business
to run.

Yeah. Okay, thanks.

Thank you, Ranger.

Did you get anything?

Nobody recognized any of the pictures.

So they said.

That's interesting.

Because Blade said that several of the
kids were regulars here.

These boys are just like the monkeys we
picked up, huh?

See nothing, hear nothing, say nothing.

I want you to run a check on this Blade
character.

For whatever reason?

Not really.

Just one of your hunches?

Yep.

get here, my friend.

I wish we could fight over again.

Why did the innocent ways of our

childhood days and the games that we
played

have to win?

The city is in mourning today over the
murder of Dallas policeman William

Sadler, a 20 -year veteran in the police
department and a devoted family man.

Yesterday, a 15 -year -old boy was taken
into custody.

He is alleged to have been at the scene
of the crime and believed to be

responsible. You wouldn't let down, not
now, not then.

How did we get here?

Estrella! Come on, your lawyer wants to
see you.

But I... Move it!

Jeff, I'm Lawrence Patterson.

And I'm representing you.

Now, I don't know what the police told
you, and I don't know what kind of

bullying tactics they've used, but you
are in big trouble.

But, 15 years old, honest dude, never
been in trouble before.

I'm certain I can get the courts to try
you as a juvenile, and that's of

paramount importance.

But in order to do that, you'll have to
sign this confession that I have

prepared. A confession?

I didn't do it. It doesn't matter
whether you did or you didn't.

What matters is this.

You okay?

For now.

And if I sign this paper, will they let
her go?

You have my word on it, Jess.

Sign it.

Did he confess?

Yeah. Now you kill him.

Okay, here we go.

John Tyler Blade, 35.

Nothing criminal, just his military
record.

Mother died when he was 12.

Lost her homes.

Joined the Navy at 19.

Admitted to the SEALs.

Boy, he graded out super high on weapons
from hand to hand.

Certified in electronics.

Oh, will the real Mr. Blades stand up?
Walker, listen.

Investigated for stealing and black
marketing Navy equipment, but never

prosecuted. Took a general discharge.

Does it say when he opened the arcade?

Yeah, four years ago, October.

Walker.

Okay, we'll be right up, Alex.

Jesse.

Jesse, confess.

Signed, sealed, and delivered by
Lawrence Patterson.

Tried to reach Teresa. She's not at home
or at work. I don't know what I'm going

to tell her.

There's got to be a reason why he
confessed.

Because I just don't believe he did it.

Why is it so hard to believe, Walker?

He's right.

Jesse didn't do it.

Who are you?

I'm Bobby Landrum.

And this is all my fault.

Yes.

Me.

What do you want now?

I did everything I was told.

I signed the confession.

Blade, hold me to make sure you don't
change your mind. Hold it!

Drop that knife.

Drop it.

Jesse, we know John Blake scared you
into confessing. You've seen how much

can trust him and his boys. Now it's
time to trust us.

Tell us the truth, Jesse.

I'm sorry. I had to sign that paper.
They've got Mom.

What? What are you talking about?

The lawyer showed me a picture of Mom
tied up. What was I supposed to do?

got to help her, Uncle Carlos.

I hope you understand this is nothing
personal, Mrs. Estrella.

Because, in fact, I admire you very
much.

I have a single mom raising a teenage
boy in these times.

With all the bad influences out there.

Isn't that boy yours?

Jesse?

What a great kid he is.

I'm... I'm sorry.

I should have said, was.

Yeah, that's right.

I had him killed.

See,

once Jesse confessed to killing that
cop,

I couldn't take the chance that he'd
change his story.

We both know the only reason he did it
is because I have you here.

And we both also know that I can't keep
you here forever now, can I?

So now, you are going to commit suicide.

Who could blame you, though?

Cop killed her son, murdered in jail.

She just couldn't go on.

So now, I'll find you here dead
tomorrow.

That'll pretty much wrap things up.

All right, Bobby says we have to go
through the laser maze to get to the

It's in the back of the arcade.

Okay, let's do it.

Hey, one, two, stay with her. Guys,
let's go.

Come on, come on, one, two, let's go.

Stop!

How do we do this?

Yeah.

There's your pal.

There's your cop killer.

Get up.

All right. Jesse's fine.

Oh, thank God.

Lawrence Patterson stands as a shining
example to us all. And I know many of us

are aware of his legendary successes in
the courtroom.

But far fewer of us know about the
number of hours that Lawrence devotes to

children of the Metroplex.

Lawrence, you make me proud to be an
attorney.

So, ladies and gentlemen, without
further ado, I present to you this

recipient of the Metroplex Trial Lawyers
Humanitarian of the Year Award,

Lawrence Patterson.

Lawrence Patterson.

We have a warrant for your arrest.

What? This is outrageous.

Carl, I will have your badges for this.

Do you know who you're dealing with?
Yeah.

Your blood -sucking lowlife who frames
young kids for murder. Now, I said hands

behind your back.

It's time to start over again.

The future's calling us. Come on, stop
dragging your feet.

Here we go, fresh troops.

Huh? We've got over 300 hours of
community service.

Both boys?

Yeah, Jesse has volunteered to help out
Bobby. A little encouragement from his

mother. Yes, and don't take it easy on
him either.

Wow. Welcome aboard.

Don't worry, we have plenty for you to
do.

First, we have some bathrooms that need
to be cleaned.

The supply closet is just around the
corner.

Welcome aboard.

New recruit.

Well, somebody's got to do it.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

Ain't wrong you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna
be.