All language subtitles for Hunter S05E17 Shoot to Kill1

Tonight on Hunter.

Freeze! Police!

Are you sure it was the suspect you hit?
This is an officer who cares about

people. We'd never take another human
life unless it was absolutely warranted.

have to know what you were doing in the
alley the night you got shot.

You killed him. He tried to kill me. I
had no choice.

It's taking so long. I can't hear the
tumblers.

Give me a whack. Sure, that's fine.

Make expenses.

Christmas comes early.

Sure.

The reason he's leading off is that
Willie Wilson has been struggling as a

leadoff fan.

Hey!

Hey! Hold it right there!

Stop!

He

shot

the guard and ran down the alley.

I'm sorry. That's all I saw.

Okay, thanks a lot.

What'd the wit have to say?

Well, not very much. Two male
Caucasians, medium height, medium build,

clothes, both left on foot.

You got your hands full, Hunter.

This is their third job, and they
haven't left much in the way of

except all of their jobs involves places
with the security pack 600 alarm

system. It's a dinosaur, an open
invitation to any burglar.

Now, uh, M .O .s come up through the
roof like this, huh?

Yeah. They rewire the alarm circuit on
an air conditioning duct or air vent.

It's the same M .O. every time. Yeah,
except this time they killed somebody.

Now, is any of the stuff they've taken
over the last couple of jobs showing up

on the streets anywhere?

That's the crazy part. Nothing surfaced.
The stuff's all small stones, two,

three carats, easy to fence.

How soon can I have your case reports in
my desk?

You'll have them. ASAP.

See you later. Good luck here.

There's over 500 stores in Southern
California using the Security Pack 600

security system.

57 of those stores are jewelry stores.

Why are we concentrating on the Security
Pack 600 system? The Security Pack 600

system is an antiquated system. It's
easily bypassed.

Well, we certainly can't cover 57
jewelry stores.

We don't have to.

So far, the burglaries have only been
occurring in two neighborhoods. Now,

they're moving west toward Rampart
Division, and in that area, there are

eight jewelry stores with a security
-packed system.

Well, we can handle that. Mm -hmm.

When can you start?

Tonight.

Do you have anything out front at all?

Dad, it's my first marriage.

Hey, McCall, we've been here almost a
week.

How many more nights are we going to
wait?

I don't know.

Let me check with Hunter, see what's
going on.

Hey,

partner, come in. What's going down?

Nothing. What's up?

Look, you know, there have been no shows
all week.

Well, their MO is anywhere from midnight
to 6 a .m.

I think we should hang loose and see
what turns up.

All right.

Ron?

This is McCall.

I've got two men at the back of the
store. Hold your position.

Roger, 57.

Hunter, did you read that?

Yeah, I got it.

Get out of here. Come on.

They're ravening. I'm going after them.
I'll take the front.

Officer, throw your gun out and come out
where I can see you.

What happened? What happened?

Give me a shot. All right, come on.

Come on.

All right, all right. All right, let
them in.

You're going to be

okay. Remember what we talked about,
huh?

Remember what we talked about when we
went over?

No evidence?

Give it to me.

Here's the key.

Fuck. Where's the key to the stash?

In the box.

Where? On my dresser.

All right, buddy.

All right, give me a minute.

Are you all right?

Shut up.

Don't tell the cops anything.

Better get to a radio and call for an
ambulance. I wounded him.

You okay?

Yeah.

How about him?

He's breathing. What about the other
guy?

No. He must have got past me.

What do we got?

20 to sell it apart.

No gun.

I don't think we're going to find it.

Keep looking. It'll turn up.

I return shots fired. Before you indict
me, why don't we finish the search for

the weapon first?

Nobody's indicting you, McCall.

Why don't you just cool down?

Yeah, well, it's been a long night, you
know?

You say you shot the suspect about 60
yards up the alley?

Right. How long did it take you to get
to him?

I don't know. A minute or less.

Okay.

We'll be in touch.

I'm going over to the hospital. If
Roberts comes too, I want to be there.

Call you later, huh?

Thanks.

Mr. Roberts was in surgery for three
hours. His condition's critical.

We don't know if he'll make it or not.

As soon as he regains consciousness, I'd
like to know.

I'd like to have the opportunity to take
record anything he might say. So let me

know, okay?

Excuse me, are you a police officer?

Yes, can I help you?

Yes, my husband Doug was shot last night
by an officer.

You're Mrs. Roberts?

Yes, Adele Roberts.

Why was he shot?

Yeah, your husband was involved in an
attempted burglary at the jewelry store

over on Hudson Street.

That's not true. I mean, Doug hasn't
done anything illegal in his life.

Do you have any idea why he was in the
area last night? No.

He went to a hockey game with some
friends from work. I mean, they probably

out for a drink afterwards.

Doug is not a criminal. I mean, he
hasn't done anything wrong.

Mrs. Roberts, your husband took several
shots at me.

He tried to kill me.

You shot Doug?

Afraid he didn't give me any choice.

How could he have shot at you? He
doesn't even own a gun.

You have made a terrible mistake.

Excuse me.

David Lane?

Yeah, what can I do for you? I'm
Sergeant Hunter, PD.

It's about Doug Roberts?

Yeah, how'd you know?

His wife called this meeting.

Yeah, his wife said that you and a
couple other workmates accompanied him

hockey game last night, is that right?

Yeah.

What time was the game over?

9 .30, 10.

Where'd you go after that?

Beat a few bars.

All of you?

Yeah, Doug left early, though. He said
he had to get home.

What time was that?

One... No, no.

12 .30. 12 .30?

Yeah. Oh, so he had his own car?

Yeah, I was with Art and Brad. They
dropped me off at my apartment.

I see.

Now, was Doug a friend of yours?

Besides work, every once in a while, the
boss throws a few comp tickets to go to

a football game, maybe a hockey game.

Shame something like this gotta happen.

Yeah, it is.

Can you give me the names of the other
two fellows that was with you last

Art and Brad.

Let me see.

There's a car. Does that help you?

Oh, yeah. That's great. Thanks.

Yeah, we heard about Doug.

Is he going to be okay?

He's out of surgery. That's about all I
know.

Good to hear.

You guys a good friend?

Yeah. Yeah, he was a bud.

Crazy, but he was way cool.

Brad and I, we got him hooked on, you
know, going to hockey games, basketball

games.

Do you have any idea at all what Roberts
was doing behind that door?

Not here.

No.

Lane said after the game, you guys all
went out to have some drinks. Is that

right? Yeah.

But Roberts left early. How come?

I'm not sure.

You know, he did say he was having
problems with his car.

Yeah, it's a truck. Yeah, right, right.
Yeah. Wiring. Yeah.

Wiring. Something like that.

Could have broke down. It's pretty old.

How old is it?

56, 57.

Chevy? What color?

Red.

Okay.

Appreciate it.

William 56, run the following names
through CIC, please.

Roger. Go ahead.

David J. Lane, as it sounds.

Art B.

Jardine, J -A -R -D -I -N -E.

Brad G. Ellman, E -L -L -M -A -N.

I identified myself as a police officer,
and he fired at me. How many shots did

the suspect fire?

Seven. How many shots did you fire?

One. I hit the suspect in the upper
chest.

Are you sure?

Yes, when I found him, he had a bolt
wound in his chest. No.

I meant, are you sure it was the suspect
you hit?

Yes, I'm positive.

What were the lighting conditions in the
alley?

There was a street lamp some distance
away, and it was rather dim.

So you could clearly see the suspect's
face.

No, he was in silhouette.

Then you can't be 100 % sure that it was
the suspect you were firing at.

He was shooting at me. I saw the flash
from his gun. I returned fire.

But when you found the man you shot, he
wasn't even armed.

He wasn't even dressed the same as when
you first observed him. How do you

explain that?

You saw that alley. There's hundreds of
places where you could stash a gun and

clothing. An army of cops couldn't come
up with anything.

Okay. Let's ask ourselves how a severely
wounded man travels 60 yards and hides

a gun, a jacket, and a pair of gloves so
we can't find them.

All in less than a minute?

Roberts had a partner.

Maybe the partner circled around. He
found Roberts wounded. He took his gun

his clothing.

Look, Sergeant, we would like to believe
you.

But our problem is we need physical
evidence to support that story.

And right now, it doesn't look so good.

Look, I know these questions are tough.

But if we don't ask him now, the DA is
going to ask him later.

Do you find anything interesting?

The lint in my pocket is more
interesting than what's on this rack.

Thanks for taking the time to meet with
me.

For my lady of the badge, it's always a
pleasure.

What can I do you for?

I'm looking for a fence that may have
moved some jewelry.

How much?

I'd say close to a million, taken right
out of the jewelry case. It's a three

different store.

What kind of time frame are we working
with?

Oh, listen, you know, the deal, I needed
it yesterday as soon as possible.

Well, okay, I will start spinning around
to see what I can find.

Uh -oh.

Right after I purchase this little
beauty here.

What is that, an armadillo or a rat?

I think it's quite obvious, Sergeant.

Only to your eyes. Thanks for your help.

Yeah, me too.

Later.

What way you want 57 to respond?

57, go ahead.

Your suspect has regained consciousness
at Wilshire Memorial.

Thanks for letting me know. I'm on my
way.

Roger.

Mr. Roberts, can you hear me? What are
you doing?

Leave him alone. Haven't you done enough
already?

Mrs. Roberts, I'm sorry. I have to speak
with your husband.

Mr. Roberts?

I'm a police officer.

I have to know what you were doing in
the alley the night you got shot.

Were you breaking into the jewelry
store?

I don't know what you're talking about.

I love you.

Doctor.

Doctor.

I'm satisfied now.

You killed him.

You're going to pay.

You're going to get what you deserve.

Now, Sergeant McCall was in the south
part of the alley and you were in front

the jewelry store. Is that correct?

That's right.

And when Sergeant McCall radioed saying
the suspects were fleeing, what did you

do?

I ran to the north entrance of the alley
and I started to search the area.

Did you happen to see any of the
suspects?

No, I didn't.

Sergeant McCall thinks that Robert's
partner doubled back in the alley after

was shot and took his gun. It's
possible.

Look, that area is honeycombed with
alleys, residential yards. That second

suspect could have disappeared a dozen
different ways.

There's another possibility.

If one of the suspects got by you, maybe
both of them escaped.

What he means is, if both of them got by
you, McCall could have mistaken Roberts

for the suspect and shot him.

Look, anything might have happened that
night, but McCall was on top of her

suspect from the word go.

But it's like you said, anything might
have happened that night.

That's all for now, Sergeant.

Thank you.

What are you planning on calling this
report?

Getting the call.

You spent all your time trying to poke
holes in her story.

Didn't it ever occur to you she might be
right?

That's exactly why we have to cover
every angle of this thing. Good, good,

because there are a couple of angles I
think you're missing.

What about her performance record, for
starters? This is not some trigger

cop we're talking about.

This is an officer who cares about
people, would never take another human

unless it was absolutely warranted. And
let me tell you something else. I think

this guy Roberts is as dirty as it gets.

You better cool down, Captain, because
this is not a personal thing. I take it

personally. McCall is one of the best
officers I have ever worked with. This

department needs more officers like her.
I understand your concern for Sergeant

McCall, and I respect that.

But we didn't ask for this assignment.

But now that it's ours, you damn well
better believe we're going to do the

investigation our way. Because if we
don't, this whole thing is going to look

like one big departmental whitewash.

And I don't think you want that. You
know, I really don't care what it looks

like. Whitewash or not, I just care that
the truth gets out. And I want the good

in with the bad.

Oh, you're gonna get that.

I promise you.

Captain.

What about McCall?

What about her?

It's department procedure.

You're going to have to tell her
eventually.

I know my job.

Look, McCall, I am sorry, but it's not
my idea.

You know the way this goes. You've been
reassigned to administrative duties.

For how long?

Until the investigation is over.

Now, look, McCall, you know where I
stand on this.

If it was up to me, there'd be no
problem, but it's not. It's up to the

And you know how they are. They're just
covering their tails.

What do you got? Okay, rundown on Lane
is he's an ex -con from Miami.

Four convictions for burglary.

1985 federal rap for transporting stolen
property across the state line.

What about Jardine and Elman?

Jardine, well, they're small -time
punks, but the only one without a record

Roberts.

Well, I think we've got probable cause.
I want these people put on 24 -hour

surveillance. I want you to look into
their phone records. As a matter of

call Ed Fowler down at the DA's office.
Explain the situation to him. He's the

best guy I know for getting a subpoena
on short notice.

If there were four of them, then how
come only two pulled the job?

Well, I think two pulled the job while
two were making alibis for him. What

about Robert's truck?

No, the truck. Good point.

Black and white found the truck one
block from the jewelry store. I checked

out. The truck was rigged for an alibi.

These guys thought of everything.

Yeah, but they didn't plan on Robert's
dying.

No, I know how I was set up. Lane went
back and he took Robert's gun.

We're going to have to find some way to
prove that.

Don't worry about it. They'll blow it.
Come on.

Hold on a second.

You're flying solo for a while.

McCall's stuck at the desk until after
the review board's inquiry.

You think Roberts told the cops about us
before he died?

You should have never let him stash the
stuff.

How many times I got to tell you?

One guy reduces the risk of exposure.

But a security locker, I mean, why a
security locker?

Because there's a lot of people out
there who steal things.

The only thing I didn't figure on was
Roberts getting killed.

Hey, no big deal, right?

We're just going in there and get the
stuff.

Right? It's a security locker.

You know what that means?

I need Robert's key.

Well, did he tell you where he put it?

Yeah.

He's got a stash at his house.

Oh, great, great.

So we just go to Robert's place and ask
his old lady if we can pick it up? No,

thanks.

I'll take care of it.

I'm the best, right?

That's right, Mark. Don't worry.

And better.

You know, those guys will blow it sooner
or later. Believe me.

Well, I hope it's sooner, because I know
that sitting at this desk will drive me

nuts. I can't handle it that long, you
know?

Yeah, I know. It's been hard. I've been
there.

I know we don't have a lot of evidence
right now on these guys, but they've got

to dump this merchandise on the street
sometime.

I know that Roberts was involved in that
burglary.

I know for a fact I shot the right man.

Where's Kirby?

Uh, the Caribbean.

Uh, it was the first vacation a man's
had in 15 years.

And he wanted me to check the store to
see if everything was all right.

I thought that, uh, McCall was supposed
to make this meeting. Yeah, she's

camping. What do you got, Sporty?

Man, I got plenty of nothing.

You hear me?

I have made a touch with every fence I
know in the city, and no one, I mean no

one, has even a tiny carrot, man, of the
much less that McCall mentioned.

This stuff is very sensible.

It's very tiny stuff. It should be on
the streets. I know, man, but look, I

earned my Ph .D. in talking to people.

I think I let McCall down on this one.
No, I don't think you did.

No? I think you've been a very big help,
Sporty.

How so?

Thank you very much. Wait a minute,
you're going to leave me hanging like

You can't leave me hanging like this.
Now, come on. You've been a big help.

Hunter, what did I find out, man?
Really?

Hunter, come on, man. Tell me what I
found out, man, please. Hey, man, look.

Give me a... clue at least that I'm not
going to sleep tonight.

Mrs.

Roberts? Yeah.

What do you want?

I know this is a very difficult time for
you.

But I have to know more about your
husband.

What do you want me to tell you?

About the burglaries he committed?

The jewelry he stole? The money? Is that
what you're hoping for?

Well, he didn't do any of those things.

Doug was a fine man.

I mean, he never hurt anybody.

You took him away from me.

I can never forgive you for that.

He tried to kill me. I had no choice.
Get out.

Give me the whole sales pitch.

Just like I thought.

Need an ID badge with a picture on it
for to give anyone access to the

vaults. We risked our necks for that
stuff.

Now we can't even touch it. Hey, we're
not blowing off a million bucks.

Hey, that's not a bread box like those
jewelry stores.

They had more protecting their place
than a security pack 600.

Doesn't mean it can't be had. All we got
to do is get inside.

I see the ID card.

Hey, how are we going to fix this?

Easy. Take his picture.

Put it on the ID badge.

This is Robert Camerata.

This is my attorney, Leonard Chadway.

Pleased to meet you.

Have a seat, folks.

I'm concerned, Captain, about why you
called my client in for questioning.

Well, of course it has to do with our
investigation of Mr. Roberts' death.

We are interested in clearing up some
details. We think Mrs. Roberts might be

able to help us. I presume you've heard
that Mrs. Roberts is bringing a legal

action against Officer McCall and your
department.

A wrongful death suit, $20 million.

No, I hadn't heard that.

You will, Captain.

Mrs. Roberts, we'd like to know how
often your husband went out to sporting

events and then stayed out till three or
four in the morning.

Recently, he went out quite often.

Did he ever say where he was?

No. And I never asked.

Why not?

Well, I figured it was Doug's business.
I mean, he went out with some buddies

for some fun. What harm is there in
that?

You were never concerned about where he
was until that late hour. Oh, come on.

As Mrs. Roberts' attorney, may I ask
where these questions are taking us?

Yes, Counselor, you may ask, and I'll be
happy to tell you.

We want to know what evenings Mr.
Roberts went out, the exact dates, and

he said he was going.

Doug is not a robber, Captain.

All right.

I'll accept that.

You just tell me.

What were the dates he went out with
David Lane?

I don't remember.

You don't remember?

No.

If you did remember, would it have any
influence on this $20 million suit

about to throw in our faces?

You think this is about the money?

Is that what you think?

Look, he came to me about the lawsuit.

All I wanted to do was to clear Doug's
name.

If it takes a trial to do that, then
fine.

But I want that verdict in every
newspaper across the country.

I want everybody to know that that lady
cop murdered my husband.

Doug couldn't get any justice when he
was alive.

Now maybe he can get it after he's dead.

Guess there's nothing left to say except
see you in court.

If you do, tell your client to bring her
memory with her.

How about the jewelry?

Any of that turned up? It's not being
fenced in L .A.

What do you think, it's being shipped
out of town?

Oh, it might be, Charlie.

Then again, I think Lane might just be
sitting on the whole bunch trying to

a deal later on.

Then he skips town and has to park on
them.

We're still checking on the toll calls
that Roberts, Lane, Jardine, and Ellman

made. I don't know, we might get lucky.

You sure about that?

Great. Okay, listen, we'll have someone
there, say, 15, 20 minutes.

Thanks so much.

Just got a phone call.

This guy is the manager of Western
Security, and he remembers a man

Robert's physical description renting a
private vault there about a month ago.

Hunter Homicide.

Rick, this is Roswell. Yeah, what's up?

Something's going down. They've been
back here twice today. A place called

Western Security?

Yeah, we got it right here, Western
Security.

7908 Slater Boulevard?

That's right.

I'm on my way.

You're gonna find some jewels. Looks
that way, doesn't it? Be careful. Yeah.

I tell you guys it worked like a charm,
huh?

2 -11.

2 -12 is... Come on!

Come on!

Almost there.

Home run.

No more loading front.

All right, front door. Front door.

Real calm light. Check it out.

Rex, did I trust you with my third of
the jewels? Hey, let me get the print.

It's never done, boss man.

William A., shots fired. We need a
backup now.

This one's a goner.

This one's still breathing

Art Jardine not only is going to pull
through, he's talking to the district

attorney as we speak.

Finally, good news.

Well, let's get off the phone to the
chief.

Congratulations, you're back on full
duty.

All right.

Thanks, Charlie. Thanks for standing
behind me, too. Anytime.

So, uh, have you been thinking about how
you're going to thank me?

After all these years, this could
happen.