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- NARRATOR: Every state has its folklore.
Tall tales and legends...
But sometimes, there's a darker story.
A tale not so much told
as whispered.
- [slashing] - MAN: No. [screaming]
[crying, panting] Stop, stop, stop.
- SARGE: They are already here.
- OFFICER 1: Yeah, there sure are. Morning, boys.
- Yeah.
- You know what today is, right? - Oh, what's that?
- They know what today is. - Oh, my gosh. Again?
- Fun day. Hey, where do you think you're going?
- Okay, men. Sarge, can you tell them I can drive sometime?
- SEBASTIAN: Can't drive nothing
- See you at lunch. - All right.
- Bye, guys. - SEBASTIAN: Bye.
- Gracias.
- Gracias.
[indistinct conversations]
[indistinct radio chatter]
[straining] All right.
[overlapping chatter]
- Hey. - Hey.
- Hey, come on. Hey, you. Look.
- What am I doing?
- DISPATCH: [over radio] ...105 North Avenue.
- Behold, the behind the leg kick.
That's it? No applause?
Back here. Yeah, right here, nice kick, hey, pass.
Come on, time to go.
- Hey. [sighs]
I like baseball.
Check this.
[radio chatter]
What's up, guys? - Hey.
Casa Cubano with an Estefan, Sarge.
- You know, I spent three days in a raft
to end up with the most obsessed Cuban dude I've ever met.
- Ropa Vieja is better at Estefan's.
But the yucca at Casa Cubano.
- Enough with the yucca, man.
[speaking Spanish]
- DISPATCH: [over radio] 164, respond.
- 164, go ahead.
- B and E at 9721, Northwest Curve.
Reported a goat and other items stolen. - [chuckles]
A goat? That is some Miami shit right there, right?
- SEBASTIAN: Some Cuban shit.
- Hey, we'll take that.
- No, bullshit. It's their call. We took the last one.
- Copy us Patch 164, put it on our box. We'll check it out.
- Roger 164.
- Order me some Ropa vieja.
- Ropa vieja.
- Hey, what was that all about?
- Nothing.
- You okay? - Yeah.
I'm good.
- I know.
- I'm telling you Casa Cubano is better than Estefan's.
- Well, I just want a burger.
[radio chatter continues]
- There, it's here.
- Dispatch, 164 on site. Checkin' it out. - DISPATCH: Roger that.
[speaking Spanish]
- SEBASTIAN: [in English] Don't work like that, kid.
[speaking Spanish]
- [in English] Great-grandmother. She's up there.
[pounding on door]
- SEBASTIAN: Miami Police.
- Where did the kid go?
- WOMAN: [screaming] No! - Shit.
- WOMAN: [continues screaming] No!
- Gotta kick it. Ready? - Ready?
[door thuds] - Miami Police, we're coming in.
- What the hell.
- [softly] What the fuck is this?
- Man, did you see?
- What the hell, man?
[breathing heavily]
- Seb?
Seb, man, you okay?
Sebastian!
[door thuds]
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