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Hey, amigo.

I'm headed up Alvarado.

I'm passing six.

And you wonder why I call you jumpy.

I can't sit still in this hood, Hunter.

You're spotted as a foreign object. You're kicking back having your latte,

I'm out here among the natives with my butt hanging out.

Orale.

Lattes? Hey, jumpy.

Don't let anybody out there hear you say that. You'll get your butt capped this

year. Tonight I'm going to tell Maria how you rode my hide like Zorro.

Damn, it's hot out here.

Really?

I got the air conditioner on in here.

You got a mean streak in you, Hunter. You hear that?

Got our boy.

He's heading toward La Doña.

Good on the spot.

He's wearing a blue jacket, jeans, pair of high -top Jordans.

No doubt dressed for action.

Let me know when you get into position, jumping. Be careful.

This is Tony's third bounce.

You got it.

We can handle this, Gandaloon.

Get to Starbucks before noon rush.

Hunter, I can't get any closer.

I gotta wait till he comes outside.

Alright.

Make sure he's got the dope, otherwise we'll wait for six weeks.

I know, buddy, I know.

He's on the move.

He's got it under his jacket.

He's got it.

I'm with him.

No, no, jump. Let me call backup first. No time for backup. He's got it.

Let's go. Chuck.

Chuck.

LAPD! This is L -22.

Request backup at Alvarado between 7th and 8th.

Suspect presumed armed and dangerous.

I'll point you out.

Ethan Alvarado.

Hey, what's up, bro?

Who do you think you're chasing, Holmes?

I'm a police officer, and shooting you is just one more thing I'm going to have

to do today.

So beat it.

I'm a Los Angeles police officer You are under

arrest

After we ascertained that the drugs had been purchased, I ordered Detective

Lopez to follow Tony Velez.

From the records, we see you did radio for backup.

Yes, I did.

And you feel Detective Lopez followed your orders?

Yes. The report also states Detective Lopez went off wire.

When did this happen?

After I called him for backup.

Detective Lopez was not wearing a vest. Did you know that?

We were undercover.

That was his choice.

And Detective Lopez was your partner for the last four and a half years? Yes, he

was. Were you aware that both of the victims were illegal aliens?

Yes. They had both been deported three times.

Lieutenant Hunter, you've been involved in seven shootings in the past three

years.

Did the nationality or background of the suspects you felt were a threat

influence your judgment?

My judgment was influenced by the weapons in their hands.

and having witnessed the shooting death of my partner.

So you feel the death of Detective Lopez lies fully with the suspects Antonio

Velez and Ramon Avila.

I was the officer in command.

Detective Lopez was killed on my watch. I take full responsibility for his

death.

Lieutenant Hunter, you are temporarily relieved of active duty.

pending the findings of this review board.

Chuck Lopez made a mistake and got himself killed. Just don't let this eat

up inside.

Just a second.

What do you mean?

Let what eat me up inside?

That no one seems outraged anymore?

That the cry for decency in this stinking town is dead? And people like

like me, are the criminals in officer -involved shootings? You've been through

it before.

You know how it is, Rick. Oh, I know how it is. I also know how it used to be.

with us. Our final destination will be San Diego, California.

We're now leaving Carlsbad.

Next stop, Mono Beach.

Lieutenant Hunter, you are temporarily relieved of active duty pending the

filing of the review board.

Welcome to San Diego's Union Station.

Thank you for using Antonin.

Hello. Hey, this is your wake -up call.

Welcome to San Diego. It's 82 degrees and sunny.

Who is this?

You know who this is.

What are you doing? Get over here.

What am I doing? Let's see.

Having my back whacked.

What do you think I'm doing? I'm getting dressed.

Well, hurry up and get your pants on, will you?

It's going to be a great day, and I can't wait to see you.

I can't wait for you to meet my fiancé.

Oh. Well, tell him not to worry. I'm bringing the potato salad and the forks.

Listen, do you have directions? Do you know how to get here?

Directions? Thought you were sending me a limousine.

Can't you people afford a limousine? What kind of engagement party is this,

anyway? Neither Roger nor I will be offended if you show up in a cab.

So just get your butt in one and get over here.

All right. I'll see you soon.

Mr. Keyes, would you be so kind?

All right, everybody, it's that time. Can I get your attention, please?

Bobby, Tom, come on. Get up here.

All right.

Now, I'd like to start by saying that I've known Roger for, oh, way too long.

And I know that when it comes to business ventures and cars, wine, his

always been impeccable.

but well below standard when it came to women.

Until now. I'm sorry, Edie. Until now.

Until now.

I just want to say, old friend, that I always thought you were the man who had

everything. And now, I know you are.

As the future mayor of San Diego, he's proven to his constituents that he

knows... I want you to know, Edie, that as my campaign manager, he's not

implying that my decision to marry this beautiful lady here has anything to do

with looking good for the public.

I would never, ever say that. And I want to make a toast to all of you here.

Thank you so very much for joining us on this wonderful occasion.

And here's to victory and love.

Victory and love.

Thanks again.

Enjoy.

Honey, I'll be right back, okay? Sure. I see an old friend.

Okay, no problem.

Hey, hey, hey, where's that first lady going?

I want to introduce her to Congressman Lewis, won't I? I think Dee's going to

occupied for a while there. She's got some catching up to do with an old

Who's that guy?

That's her ex -partner from LAPD.

Lieutenant Rick Hunter.

Oh, right, right. She mentioned him.

Yeah.

That is what I was going to get you for Christmas.

Oh, thanks a lot. It'll go great with my murky bed.

Oh!

You do not still have that Murphy bed. You remember the Murphy bed, do you?

Yes, I remember it.

I was hoping perhaps you had evolved some since then. I mean, look at you

your soft match and everything.

Well, like you, I can live anywhere.

By the way, this place reminds me of your old two -bedroom on 4th Street.

Are we feeling just a little bit, Chuck?

Tell us a what? Having to drop breadcrumbs in the middle of the night

way back in the bathroom?

Oh, you are so asking for it.

Yes.

I am so looking forward to having you meet Roger.

It might not be as easy as I want it to be today, though I mean with the

campaign going on and everything, you know.

Campaign?

I thought this was an engagement party.

Oh, don't be such a Weisenheimer, huh?

You and I have done plenty of politicking in our day under the guise

something else.

Did I tell you that's how Roger and I met?

Yep, about ten times.

No, I think it was more like eight times. Eight times?

There was such little funding for foster care and finding permanent homes for

the kids was so hard. All of a sudden... Thanks again. Thank you.

Hi. Thank you.

Thanks. Oh, not for me. Thank you.

Hi, how you doing?

You having fun?

Yeah. Good. You look beautiful.

Excuse me, Alderman. I wanted to thank you and Ann both.

Well, hello.

Hello. Looking for the little boy's room?

Yes, ma 'am. It's right down there and around to your left.

It's a little tricky. I can show you so you won't get lost.

Really?

Well, I think I can manage. Thanks very much. You're very kind. I've got a

pocket full of breadcrumbs.

No, because I'm not interested in what you have to say about this. It's just,

it's like a... Rick!

My apologies.

Not a word to Dee. She would kill me if she knew that I slipped away to do some

work. No problem.

Didn't mean to intrude.

You looked intent.

No. I just wanted a chance to tell you how glad I am that you could make it

down. Dee really wanted you here.

She thinks the world of you.

And I want you to know...

That she means everything to me.

I'm the luckiest man on this planet.

Indeed you are.

I've been blessed in many ways.

The day I found Dee, it didn't get any better than that.

you

Love the song.

Thanks a lot.

Sorry, sir, this is the crime scene. What's your business?

Lieutenant Hunter, LAPD.

My friend Aditi McCall's. I was here yesterday at the party.

Minetti? Yeah, go ahead.

This is Mueller.

All right.

We got Lieutenant Hunter coming down. Yes, send him in.

Yeah, thanks, boss. Who's the detective in charge?

Detective Carson and Detective Gillette. Thank you. Thanks, Lieutenant.

I'm sorry to keep going over and over this, Mr. Prescott.

It just happened so quickly.

I don't even remember firing back.

But you do remember getting the gun from Sergeant McCall's closet, don't you,

Mr. Prescott?

Of course I do. I told Detective Terrence too late. Detective?

I'm Lieutenant Hunter, LAPD, my friend at DD. She called me this morning. What

happened? Oh, apparently Mr. Prescott interrupted a home invasion in progress.

The doors weren't jammied. The locks and door jamb don't look tampered with. So

maybe I left them open.

I don't know. I was having a party. You know, there were people coming in and

out all day.

But you don't remember leaving them open.

Did you leave your safe open? No, of course not.

You had a pistol with you when you came down the stairs.

You trained with a gun?

It was my gun, Detective.

It's Dee's gun. I went upstairs, I got out of her closet when I saw the guy

sneaking around the house.

And the intruder opened fire on you, and you fired back wildly, hitting and

killing the intruder.

You know, I didn't even know that he was dead until Dee told me.

How many rounds were fired?

All six from Mr. Prescott, three from the intruder.

Seems pretty shaken up.

Yeah, apparently.

You know, he's never shot anyone before, let alone been shot at.

Any ID on the DB?

Yeah, the wallet I deed him is a William Kohler from Escondido.

He's carrying a wallet? Yeah, probably an alias.

We'll check on it.

Okay, listen.

I don't wish to intrude. Thanks for your time. Good luck on the case.

If you need me, I'm staying over at the Crystal Pier. Oh, Crystal Pier. Great.

Diddy sold us a lot about you. Oh, well.

The house was filled with people all day.

Hey. You all right?

This is unbelievable.

I'm okay. I'm all right. Roger's not.

He killed somebody for God's sake.

He got your gun and went downstairs with it? Yeah.

Well, look, Detective Gillette seems like he's pretty shot.

Yeah, he is.

25 people here.

Detective?

Please.

Please.

Half a round, please. Get a load of that blood right down there. Thank you.

Bob!

I should have killed him long ago.

One of us should have.

And you think you can handle him, huh?

Make no mistake.

He has some weaknesses, but he's not without coming.

It was your idea to bargain with him, to play this game.

And what would you do?

Just kill him, huh?

Let me call you, but still be alive.

You think I care about Coria?

None of us matter more than the list.

Because of what do we do now?

Something out there very important to him.

I'll find out what it is.

Wilcher. Alan, it's Hunter.

Hey, Lieutenant, how you doing? Well, we're pushing ahead here. Sorry about

Jumpy, man.

We're gonna miss him.

How's Maria holding up?

Well, she took the kids and went up to Washington to see her parents.

Geez, I never had that happen to me before.

Lucky, I guess.

It's good to be lucky sometimes, you know.

Look, Alan, I want you to do something for me.

I want you to put a name into the computer.

Oh, you got it. Lay it on me. All right, the name is William Kohler. K -O -E -H

-L -E -R.

Now, I have an open homicide file up there. The Esposito murder?

Yeah, I know it. Good.

I want you to put Kohler's name into the Esposito murder file.

So when someone cross -references Kohler's name, my name pops up. You

that? Got it.

What's Kohler got to do with the Esposito murder?

Nothing. Okay.

When do you need it? Before you eat the next donut, my friend.

You're harsh, man.

You're harsh.

You're done.

Thanks. Oh, Alan.

Yeah? You never got this phone call, understand?

Got it.

Detective, I think you should take a look at this.

Good.

Give me two copies of that, okay?

No problem.

Thanks for coming in.

Oh, you're welcome, Captain Galera.

As you can see, we ran the dead perp William Kohler through the system, and

kicked back that he's connected with an unsolved homicide in Los Angeles.

One that you're working?

Yeah, the Esposito case. Strange double homicide.

The name Kohler rang a bell when you mentioned it to me. We're all on the

side here, Lieutenant.

If we can help you out, we will.

This is a very high -profile case.

Oh, I understand. I'll stay out of your way. I'll work my side of the street.

That's not necessary.

Your reputation is legend.

You'll work with Detective Gillette here, if that's okay.

Well, thank you. I look forward to that.

Oh, that's great, yeah. And that was really short police work, finding the

on the driveway.

Yeah, we're running a match on it now. Oh, good.

I don't think it'll match Kohler's, though.

Why's that?

Well, not unless he got shot in the house and dragged himself out to the

driveway to bleed and crawled back inside the house to die.

Think there were two perps?

Well, it looks that way.

Mr. Prescott only reported seeing one intruder.

And that's possible, but I think it's a lead worth looking at. I agree.

What'd you find on the DB?

William Kohler came up clean, not even a parking citation.

Parents live out in Escondido, nice, sweet people, very distraught.

Seems strange, doesn't it? Not even a traffic citation or a wild party in his

background. I thought the same thing. I mean, how often does a perp not have a

prince on file?

Well, maybe he's not a U .S. citizen.

Send Kohler's prince to International.

Oh, yeah. You think I could talk to Kohler's parents?

Well, Carson and I went out there this morning. They really don't seem to know

anything. Well, let's give it a shot.

Oh, Captain Gallardo.

What do you think of Roger Fresca?

Well, he's certainly been an upstanding member of our community. He runs a very

successful pharmaceutical company, and I think he's going to parlay his charm

into getting elected mayor.

You going to vote for him?

Well, I'm marrying McCall. That's pretty police -friendly.

Oh. Are you going to vote for him?

We all know and love Dee Dee down here.

When she came down to Juneau, she made a huge positive impact.

Marrying her should buy Prescott a lot of support from the department.

Yeah, and a lot of votes.

Sid!

Dee Dee! How you doing? Good.

Louise, get in my office. Sit there. Do not move.

Don't touch anything. Do not speak.

Dee Dee, this guy, he's, uh, I'm gonna have to... I know. Do me a favor,

Let me talk to him before you write the report up, okay? And by the way, your

piano playing was fantastic at the party.

You're embarrassing me, Dee.

Still got it, Sid.

Thanks. But next time?

Got it.

I'm meeting Bert at the house in an hour, and I'd love you to join us.

I just want your input on any decisions he makes regarding the campaign.

Okay, I'll be there.

Thanks. Bye -bye.

Mishka, your English is so good.

You're always a little talented that way.

You could become anybody.

I should have killed you long ago.

You tried.

So what are you saying?

This makes us even?

You and I will never be even.

You were always too emotional, always.

I mean, a smart businessman would have given me what we negotiated for and gone

on with his life.

The way you did with Americans at that time.

Selling out your own country so you could come here and make lots of money.

Become a mayor of a munchkin village.

If you had a real fire, you'd be running for a president.

Mishka.

Mishka, Mishka, Mishka.

First I'm going to kill you.

And then I'm going to take that pretty lady of yours and show her what I used

do when I was a commandant of the KGB.

When you and I were...

So she will beg me, too, to kill her. But I won't.

For a long time.

You should go ahead and kill me.

Because then you'll get no list.

No Miska.

No list.

Well, but remember, without Vladimir Koshko, there is no Miska. Just Roger

Prescott.

But there are photographs, documents, fingerprints.

I think you'll get me the list.

The time without any surprises, huh?

I was expecting you alone. I saw two people. I didn't know... Stop.

Stop. Stop.

I'm not angry because you were trying to kill me.

I would have done the same.

You had your chance, but you didn't have the stomach.

I saw the look on your face when you should call you.

I saw your weakness.

I was worried you could have keep coming after me and finish me.

or have done the same.

I don't believe this.

We sat right there on the sofa with a flowered print, a coffee table with the

family photos. This woman came in with his sweet mother with coffee and oatmeal

cookies. Don't touch anything, Derek.

There's nothing to touch.

So what do you think? Something's wrong?

I think something stinks.

Yeah, that's the word.

Okay, let's get forensics down here. Dust everything.

Why can't you have a man of action as a leader? You used to work when there were

war heroes, when the country was allowed to have war heroes. You defended your

home and your loved ones. I just want to make sure that what we put out there is

what I believe in and not just another spin on this particular situation.

your constituents are not looking for the next marshal of Dodge City.

However, they do understand self -defense.

This is a conservative town and a military town.

A man's home or...

A person's home is sacrosanct. Everyone believes that, and that'll play. Our

friends know us. This will not affect anything.

Honey, all you have to do is tell the truth.

Bert, I think you contact the press ASAP and let Roger make a statement.

Absolutely. Listen, you defended your home and your loved one. The country's

going to like this story. I actually think this can work for us. And Dee

right. The two of you have a very strong base here in San Diego.

And as far as gun control is concerned, the issue hasn't even come up, so it's

not like we're going to be stepping on our own tongues. I think it's in bad

form.

I feel... I feel numb.

Sweetheart, it's different for you. You're a police officer.

You're used to life and death.

Roger, you never get used to taking a life, no matter who you are.

So you get to work with Hunter.

He's telling me to be at the right place at the right time.

McCall used to tell some bodacious stories about the way he would work a

Oh, God.

God. You are not going to believe the hit you got off the prince at the Kola

house.

Bingo.

Lieutenant Hunter, I'm Bert Gold, Roger's campaign manager.

I remember.

This is Detective Gillette.

So you're here to see Roger. Maybe I should stay.

No, this is official police business. You can talk to him later.

Good to see you again, Bert.

Well, actually, this case is connected to one I'm working on in Los Angeles.

Really? Yeah, we just need to ask Mr. Prescott a few questions.

Hello, gentlemen.

Hi, Roger.

May I offer you a drink?

No, thanks.

So, what's this about?

William Kohler.

What about William Kohler?

Well, there is no William Kohler.

It seems the guy you shot dead was connected to a Vladimir Koskov.

Who's that?

He was known as the Butcher of St. Petersburg. He was a KGB officer.

Koskoff and Kohler knew each other. We think Kohler was part of Koskoff's crew

of Russian mafia.

Russian mafia?

Yeah. Well, just because Kohler or whatever his name is knew this Koskoff

doesn't mean anything.

Well, not necessarily.

You see, we think Koskoff was here and Roger may have shot him.

Lieutenant Hunter found blood in the driveway. It didn't belong to Kohler.

Now, you're sure you only saw one burglar that night, right, Mr. Prescott?

Yes.

Hey, Roger runs a pharmaceutical company.

I mean, for God's sakes, even trained police officers don't register every

detail under fire, and you know that.

I mean, it was dark.

This is a bit bizarre here. You know, you're talking about the Russian mafia,

the KGB, two intruders.

I saw one man, and I shot him.

And unfortunately, he's dead.

Believe me, it's bizarre to us also.

You don't know Vladimir Koskov?

No.

Okay.

Thank you, Mr. Prescott.

We'll be in touch.

You bet.

Thanks a lot, Roger.

Bye.

I better call Bert.

Bring him up to speed.

Papal Belize.

And a former Soviet operative, living in Belize with

Vladimir Koskov, butchers.

Koskov with numerous murders.

Whatever it is you're on, I want some.

Ramin, I lost track of time. Come in, sit down.

Thank you, officer.

Okay.

You know, the last time you were here, I seem to recall we had a conversation

where I told you I did not want you back in my office again.

I don't want you to see me in here either.

Tell the cops to stop bothering me.

Yeah, well, this isn't about the cops.

This is about the fact that you broke into your parents' home and you stole

DVD player.

Don't you understand what can happen to you?

Sure. I could get shot.

Your old man kept a burglar the other night? Isn't that what I heard?

Hello?

I was right.

She's beautiful.

Dee?

Lord, it's me.

Where's Dee?

Hello, this is Sergeant McCall.

unavailable right now please leave a message I will call you back when I

Talk to me. Tell me what you know.

About what?

You know what about.

When I left the house, Roger was staring out the window.

Bert is trying to salvage a campaign.

Things are spiraling out of control. Everything's getting bigger. It's

bigger. Okay, relax. Just for a second.

Look, Roger's in a jackpot, that's for sure.

Something's going on and he knows.

Yeah, he does, doesn't he?

Oh, you bet.

All right, look, no matter how you cut this, the facts don't hold.

There was a break -in. The perp had a weapon. Two perps. All right, two perps.

Now, Kohler's weapon definitely fired three times, and the placement of the

bullet entries corroborates Roger's story. I'm not saying that's not what

happened. Damn it, Hunter!

Look, there were two intruders, both Russian. One, a KGB killer.

That's who breaks into your house?

The safe was open. You know how long it takes to crack a safe.

Roger admitted.

He heard the noise and came right downstairs.

There was no time to open the safe.

So what do you think?

Well, maybe the safe was already open.

Are you implying that Roger left the safe open so that he could shoot a

He's been around a long time waiting for that to happen.

Unless they were invited.

Look, you know me.

I don't fall in love easily.

When I do, it's the real deal.

You all right?

Yeah. Someone call 911 for him.

I do not miss this.

Officer Keith? Yes, Lieutenant.

Let me know when you head back to the station, will you?

You got it, sir. Are you all right, Sergeant?

Yeah. Are you sure you don't need to see a paramedic? No, I'm fine, Cindy.

Thank you, though. Okay, thanks.

You okay?

Yeah. What the hell is going on here, Hunter?

Well, maybe you should tell her.

We need to talk.

Roger, why did you bring me here?

Adam and Sarah Prescott.

What do your parents have to do with this?

Well, their real names were Mikhail and Ola Savaronsky.

Prescott is the name that was supplied by the CIA.

And since their son was a traitor to the communist regime of Russia,

they were on Vladimir Koskov's list.

You sound like you know a lot about him.

I should.

I'm from St. Petersburg.

I take it you don't mean Florida.

My name is Mayushka Saduransky.

I was captain of intelligence for the KGB.

Now, don't misunderstand me. We were not Nazi stormtroopers. The KGB is like

your CIA.

It's an intelligence division that was used to defend our country against

threat.

And when the communist government fell, some die -hard fanatics tried to rally.

And they targeted many good, loyal Russian people,

people who believed that communism was strangling our country.

And in exchange for certain information, your CIA agreed to help me to bring

these people to freedom in America, including my parents.

You were a double agent for the United States?

Yes, I became one.

And no matter how you cut it, I became a traitor.

Then you were one of the people that was targeted by the hardcore group that was

trying to maintain communist control.

We preserved a lot of worthwhile lives.

Life that went on to do many good things, many doctors and scientists.

That worked for your company.

Yeah, some of them.

But we are all Americans in spirit and in allegiance.

These families have children that know nothing about this.

Nor should they or will they. Unless a Kostkov shows up.

He wants a list of every name and location.

of the people that escaped.

He still wants to kill them.

Some blackmail the others for his own self -interest.

But he'll kill everyone who stands in his way.

Now, what I did... Roger, whether I believe that what you did was justified,

I still believe that I was engaged to Roger Prescott.

Out of Dubinville, Ohio.

And for all intents and purposes, you still... For all intents and...

Did

you invite Kothkoff into our home that night?

He wanted to live.

I told him it was in the safe.

I told him that I would leave the French doors and the safe open.

There was no lift in the safe.

You never intended to give him that list?

No.

I intended to kill him.

Because I didn't intend to just sit back and allow Vladimir Koskov to destroy

innocent people's lives.

You don't understand how many people he has killed. You don't understand who

you're dealing with here.

He'll phone me again tonight.

Just set up another meeting.

factions along the israeli syrup it's reversed its editorial support of

candidate roger prescott as has the other leading paper the tribune not

surprisingly the most recent polls show a decline in prescott's popularity while

his leading contender arthur klein has come from behind as the odds -on

among san diego voters this unprecedented

Things are spiraling out of control. Everything's getting bigger, bigger,

spiraling out of control.

Thanks.

Hey, what the hell's going on out here?

Should I call the cop?

Yeah, do that.

Just about done.

Try the decaf.

Suddenly, you find yourself back at work.

Yeah, I guess you could say that.

My apologies.

Your visit has come with a hook in it.

You don't have to apologize to me, Roger.

Sometimes things just don't go according to plan.

I was sorry to hear about your partner.

Yeah.

The trick will pass.

Good man.

Family man. Good cop.

Made one mistake. One... One slip.

You hold yourself responsible.

Yes, he does.

Roger, we're at war.

Each one of us is at war every day, one way or another.

Unfortunately, there are people out there who don't know what it is we do as

police officers.

We help people.

Is that right?

Yeah, sometimes.

And does that seem to be enough for you?

Well, when it's the right sometimes.

I'll see you in two hours at Qualcomm.

Let's get two police officers over here to watch McCall. Meet you both back at

the station.

You got it.

Roger.

This is it.

We'll not get another chance.

Once we get the lead, we're gone.

Unless we are dead.

You did say that Mishka was... gunning, I believe was the word.

Indeed he is.

That's why I do the thinking and you do what I think.

The remains of the dead.

In our case, dead people who have gone on to live successful, productive lives.

Lives that Vladimir would casually destroy for his own purpose.

That's it.

That's what he's after.

Good. Then we'll give them to him.

Prescott's here. Remember, he's unarmed.

Wait for me to say go.

You think we got stood up?

Just relax. Wait for me.

Go!

Would you get the phone, please?

Remember, officers Minetti and Cochran are on this property. Let's find them.

D .D.!

Okay? I didn't hear anything.

Cochran's dead.

All right, Gillette, search the house. Take her out of here.

Yes, it is.

Thank Mishka for doing exactly what I thought he'd do.

I hope you will not cross me again.

Look, don't hurt her. You'll get your list.

No.

You'll be a nice couple.

Give me Mishka on the phone.

Vladimir, if you touch her... You disappoint me again.

And I'll marry her back over the next ten weeks, one piece at a time.

You're definitely Mishka's type.

You have that, um... How do I say this?

Defiance.

In your eyes.

Strong woman you are.

Right?

Doesn't take much to be strong compared to Mishka.

I mean... You're Roger Prescott.

You always led with your heart.

risking everything we were, everything we believed in and fought for, to

the lives of other weaklings like himself.

Well, not everyone can be strong like you, Koskov.

You're definitely Mishka's woman.

Vladimir!

Enough of your games!

Let's finish our business.

Vladimir, your fiancée has come to rescue you.

It's hard.

It's still his weak spot.

Let her go.

Vladimir!

Yes, indeed.

Let's finish our business.

Do it.

Andrew Peters.

Cleveland.

Colin Walters.

Pittsburgh.

Jeff.

Jeff.

You got your list?

Now you let her go.

Don't let him get away with less.

Yeah.

generous humanitarian contributions, and his desire to make this world a better

place. God bless. Roger Prescott. May he rest in peace.

When you hadn't back up well, I'll probably leave in a couple days don't be

stranger I Won't be

That's fine.

Lieutenant Hunter, this is Officer Riley, LAPD. I'm calling on behalf of

Toler. He sent you the following message, quote, good news from the

review board, unquote.

Also, the department received a request for transfer from Captain Gallardo from

San Diego Police Department. The captain was wondering about that, not quite

sure what it means, so please call him ASAP at 555 -1883.

Thank you, Lieutenant.

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