All language subtitles for Rush.2008.S03E21.1080p.NF.WEB-DL.DDP2.0.x264-NTb_track3_[eng]

What are you doing?

Minding my own business.

Good morning to you too.

-Mmm, hey.
-Hello. You snore.

-No, I don't.
-Yeah, you do.

-No, I don't. Oh, is that for me?
-Yeah.

-Oh, thank you.
-You're welcome.

-Mmm, yum.
-(MOUTHS SILENTLY)

Great, yum.

Oh, my God.
That is so old-fashioned.

Piss off, Minka. I'm trying
to propose to your mother.

What?

-(KNOCK AT DOOR)
-Whatever.

Police. Step away
from the door, please.

What?

What's going on?

Brendan Joshua, you're under arrest
for receiving the proceeds of crime.

You're not obliged
to say or do anything.

Anything you say or do
may be recorded

and given in evidence
at a later date.

Do you understand?

Let's get him out of here.

Hmm. I haven't seen you that out
of breath in, like, almost a week.

Get lost.

-How are you going with my futon?
-It's on order. I told you.

Cool. It'll be nice to sleep on
a new, proper mattress again.

You've got a mattress.

-No, no, that's a DNA sample.
-(LAUGHS)

-Don't be gross.
-I'm the one being gross?

You are gross, Michael.

I saw you pick your nose and eat it
the other day. Gross.

-That was... That was a bet.
-Still gross.

Bet or no bet, that's cannibalism
when you think about it.

Man's got a point.

Through here.

You're a bastard, Cox.
You didn't need to do it like that.

Hold up. There's never a convenient
time to be arrested. Got a pad?

All in good time, Josh.
All in good time.

Put it away.

Moon me, why don't you? (LAUGHS) Oh.

-Oh, God. You stink.
-Mmm.

I think I like that.

Mmm.

Hey, um, we have a problem.

-Michael knows about us.
-No, he doesn't.

Mm-hm. He does.

He put a security camera in.

We've been burgled of couple times
so he put a security camera in.

-What? Well, what'd he see?
-The important bits.

-Did you know about this?
-No.

-Well, what's he said?
-He wants a new futon.

What kind of an idiot puts a bloody
security camera in his own house?

The point is he knows.
So, what do you wanna do about it?

-Hey, Lawson.
-Yep.

Uh, Josh has been arrested.

-What for?
-I don't know.

ESD are behind it. I'm gonna
head out there now, OK?

You sure you don't want a lawyer?

Let's see what you got first.

Tell me about Ludovic.

He was an informant of mine
when I was at Armed Rob.

Until just now,
I hadn't seen him in eight years.

-So, your informant, was he?
-Yep.

Make much money out of you
while he was an informant?

I don't know off the top of my head.
It was eight years ago.

So, were you aware of
his other interests?

-He liked doing up old cars.
-Don't be a smart arse.

While you were his controller,
he was green-lit to pull armed robs.

-He paid me to look the other way?
-That's about it.

-And Ludo told you this?
-That's right.

We got collars off his info.
That's it.

-How much he pay you?
-Ask him.

No, I want to hear it from you.

Want to nail me, go for it, but
I'm not gonna do your job for you.

Just sign out here
and we'll be in touch,

depending on what turns up.

Knowing how you guys work,
it's gonna be a while.

-You right?
-Yeah, just wanted a chat.

-One of yours, Kerry.
-You're releasing him?

There's conditions. He's suspended
on pay and I want his passport.

What? You're just fishing, are you?

The allegations are about
as serious as they get.

You're not even charging him.
You got nothing on him.

The investigation's ongoing.

Hang on a sec.

-I'm giving you a lift home, yeah?
-Yeah, I'll just be a minute.

-Long time no see, Ludo.
-Josh.

I've gotta say, I'm hurt you're using
me to get your arse out of trouble.

-It's nothing personal, Josh.
-It never is, right?

-How's that prostate going?
-Shithouse.

-What's going on?
-Nothing.

-Get out.
-Yeah, yeah. I'm going.

You're gonna need to be
a bit more discreet than that.

You go near him again and I'll
charge you with witness tampering.

KERRY: So, are you a good guy
or bad guy in this?

What do you reckon?

OK. Well, you're gonna need
a good lawyer. I can organise that.

Thanks, Kerry.

Hey, Josh. Keep your head down,
alright?

Yeah.

-Where's Minka?
-School.

-You alright?
-Yeah.

I want to clean up.

-(TURNS VACUUM CLEANER OFF)
-I want their stench out of here.

Tash, I'm sorry.

So, what did you do?

It's shit that goes back to when I
was a junior cop. It will go away.

-Until the next thing.
-What's that supposed to mean?

First you're getting shot at,
now you're getting arrested?

How long have you known about this?

I didn't know anything about it
until they rocked up this morning.

And would you have told me
if you had known? See?

Tash, it's not that simple.

Don't talk about it.
Just go and deal with it.

-That's what you do, isn't it?
-(TURNS ON VACUUM CLEANER)

-Boogie.
-Hey. Brendan Joshua.

-How are you, mate?
-Good, mate. Yourself?

Yeah, good.

-Got somewhere we can talk?
-Yeah. Yeah.

-So, what'd you tell them?
-That Ludo gave us information.

-That's it?
-Yeah.

You know he was doing stick-ups
at the same time?

(LAUGHS) Ludo? He ran with the foxes
and hunted with the hounds, mate.

If they say he was up to something,
well, he probably was.

They're saying I helped him.

-Yeah?
-Yeah.

Well, you did. Well, we did,
if it makes you feel any better.

We never looked too closely at Ludo.
His info was too good.

It's a shitload different
from saying, "Here's a green light."

Well, he's been pinched
and he's trying to buy his way out.

-OK.
-And they want names, Boogie.

-They want my name, yeah?
-Well, you ran the place.

Bloody royal commissions.

Every 10 years,
we gotta do this dance.

'Cause I'm retired,
I'm an easy target.

-They gonna find anything on you?
-No.

They won't find anything
on you either. Don't worry.

They're just putting pressure
on you, hoping you'll trip up.

You'll be right.
Don't worry about it.

-Want a wax?
-Yeah, why not.

(TAPS WINDOW)

-Leon, how are you?
-Hello, Sergeant Joshua.

Listen, I need an address.
The guy's name is Anton Ludovic.

No chance, mate.
You're on suspension.

Come on, Leon.
Just do us a favour, will you?

-So, did you do it or what?
-Piss off.

I always thought
you were a bit dodgy.

-You gonna be a prick about it?
-Oh, yeah.

The day I'm brought in,
they've got him in there.

-It's a play.
-Yeah, right.

To see which way you jump.

Ludo's told them I was taking money
from him, which is bullshit.

But there was a robbery
at a building society.

120 grand got taken.

Friday after the robbery,

Boogie sends me around to
Ludo's place to pick up the package.

-He said it was information.
-But it was money.

-I don't know. I didn't look.
-What? You didn't look? Really?

Friday night, I'm knocking
on Boogie's door

to give him this package

and I'm just thinking,
"This is dodgy."

So, Monday morning, I put in my
resignation. I transferred out.

Doesn't sound like
they got much on you.

Yeah, but it's ESD, mate.
The burden of proof's on me.

Oh, Josh. Tell me you're just here
to get your gear.

-I'm here to get my gear.
-Thank you.

I gotta talk to Ludo and find out
exactly what he's told them.

No, no, you steer clear of him.

What? You want to add witness
tampering to your whole troubles?

I'm not gonna get out of this
by sitting on my arse.

Look, you said they're playing you

and, therefore,
they're watching you, right?

You gotta steer well clear of him.

Hey, Leon. Change of plan. Gonna
need that address for Ludovic now.

-Is this official?
-Uh, no.

It's the Josh thing.

What do you reckon, Einstein?
Just send it to me.

-I'll be out in the grid.
-(SIGHS) I do not get paid enough.

-What did he want?
-Nothing.

He just had an ethical question.

You're gonna lie to me, aren't you?

No, actually, we were discussing
the ramifications

of having sex with your clone.

Does that make you gay
or are you just masturbating?

Lawson!

He's in a very odd head space
right now, Kerry.

If ESD find out about this,
we're all in it.

Yeah, what if it was you?

I've never done anything
they can charge me with.

-Well, I can think of a few things.
-(LAUGHS)

So, what are we gonna do
about you and me?

First thing I want to do is get
that bloody tape back off Michael.

-He destroyed it.
-Did you see him destroy it?

-Well, no, but he said...
-Oh, he said, did he? Right.

And you believe that?

Just forget about the tape
for a minute.

I think it's important, unless you
want your arse on the Internet.

OK, yeah, but I'm talking about us.

Are we having
one of those conversations?

No, we're not having one of
those conversations.

I thought you said this guy
was a big-shot armed robber.

Well, obviously,
informing for ESD means a pay cut.

(RINGS DOORBELL)

(RINGS DOORBELL)

Hello?

Sure. Why not add unlawful entry
to the list?

Well, you can wait in the car
if you like.

No, thanks.

-Hello. Police.
-Hello. Police.

Hello.

Police.

Police.

Leon, we've got signs
of a struggle here.

Can you get a position
on Ludovic's phone?

Uh, is this one
off the books as well?

Uh, yes, please.

(PHONE RINGS)

-Hey.
-Yeah, we're at Ludovic's place.

There's signs of a struggle.

-What? You think he's been abducted?
-Well, yeah, looks that way.

Lawson, that phone
is in Cowper Street, Seddon.

Uh, Josh, Cowper Street, Seddon,
mean anything to you?

Yeah, it's where I used to
meet Ludo. Where are you?

-We're at Altona.
-I'm closer. I'll meet you there.

No, no, hang on. You're not armed.

Shit.

-Did he seem suicidal to you?
-Nah.

Depressed maybe, but not so depressed
he'd shoot himself in the head twice.

Twice? There you go.

Hey, listen, I've had to call it in.

-Cox is on his way.
-Good. I want to have a chat to him.

Good?

Do you know how much trouble
you're gonna be in over this?

This guy used to be my informant.
Now he's dead.

This guy was a witness against you

and you're first on the scene
where he died.

Think about it.

Oh, is he feeling a bit lonely
without his sidekick?

(LAUGHS)

Hey, I've got a total crush
on my physio.

Spill the dirt.

Every time she touches me,
I get tingles.

Nice. Tell me all about it.

Well, I will, but that's
Ethical Standards with Kerry

and they're talking about you.

-Are you serious?
-Yep.

-OK. Act natural. Laugh, laugh.
-What?

Like I've said something
really funny.

-Well, that wouldn't be natural.
-Please!

(LAUGHS)

-Oh, Leon.
-Where's Leon?

-Pardon?
-Where's Leon?

He just went to the toilet,
I think.

-Hey, Leon. You in there? (KNOCKS)
-Yeah.

-Just want a chat.
-Yeah, won't be a minute.

(STRAINS)

Actually, I might be a bit longer
than a minute.

(GROANS)

-Do you want to hang with the phones?
-Yep.

-You right there, sourpuss?
-Yep.

(PHONE RINGS)

Just contemplating my future
in lost property.

Minka.

There are men
trying to get into the house.

-Where's your mum?
-At work.

-I gotta go.
-No, you gotta hang around, mate.

There's men trying to get into
Tash's house. Minka's on her own.

Alright. Michael, where are you?
Josh is gonna need back-up.

-Yeah, we're on our way, Lawson.
-(SIREN WAILS)

-Which room are you in?
-In the kitchen. Shit.

Where are they?

One's trying to get in the back
and the other's in the lounge room.

-You think or you know?
-I don't know.

They're in the lounge
and they've got guns.

Stay as quiet as you can.

Try and get to the bathroom
and lock the door.

If they see you, yell everything
you can about them -

what they look like,
what they're wearing, alright?

-Josh, I'm scared.
-I know. Be brave. I'm on my way.

I'm not far away.
Remember details, Minka.

Whatever you can see,

say it loud and make sure
they know you're talking to me.

-I'm in the bathroom.
-And lock the door.

It's locked.

Can you get out the window?

No.

(SIREN WAILS)

Josh, they're at the door.
What do I do?

OK. Yell at them. Tell them
you've called the cops.

I've called the cops!
The cops are on their way!

They'll be here any second!

You'd better get out of here!
They're on their way!

-(CLANKING)
-Hey, Minka? Minka?

-Oi!
-Hey! Cop!

Guys, we need units
at the back of Osbourne Street.

-Two armed offenders, dark clothing.
-Stop!

Minka! Minka!

MINKA: Go away.

-Michael.
-In here.

Minka, this is the police.

-Can you open the door, please?
-Oh, piss off!

-Sweetheart, my name's Christian.
-I am not your sweetheart, dickhead.

The cops are on their way
so you better run!

Minka!

Minka, it's Josh.

It's OK. They've gone.
You can come out now.

-You alright?
-You owe me a new phone.

-Alright, Leon. Time's up. Let's go.
-(WHISPERS) Yes!

Yep, coming. (FLUSHES TOILET)

Oh. I wouldn't go in there. Woofy.

-Leon Broznic.
-Yeah.

-Where is it?
-What?

Excuse me.

What have you done to it?

Jeez, that looks like
it's got worms.

These guys want to have a chat to you
about illegal access of the database.

Has someone accessed
the database illegally?

You did. Will you
come with us, please?

-Kerry, Kerry.
-Just have a chat with them.

(LAUGHS) Oh, you're serious,
aren't you? Oh, no.

I'll see you back at base, OK?

I told you to stay away
from Ludo, didn't I?

Boogie's gunning for me, isn't he?

And now the pressure's on.

He's knocked off Ludo
and he's coming after me again,

and you knew, you piece of shit.

We're looking,
but we don't have evidence.

And you thought you'd use me
to stir things up? Well, it worked.

Well, he wants you dead
for a reason,

so what have you got on him?

I'll give you what you want
but we do it my way with my people.

(SIGHS)

(PHONE RINGS)

Joshy, how goes it?

-Not good. Ludo's dead.
-What?

And some pricks just broke
into my girlfriend's house

and scared the shit
out of her teenage daughter.

Alright, mate. Calm down, alright?

-What's going on, Boogie?
-I dunno.

Mate, this ESD investigation
has stirred up I don't know what,

but they're coming at me,
they're coming at my family

and don't be surprised
if they come at you.

-Why would they come after me?
-I'm trying to work that out.

I don't want to talk about this on
the phone. I need to meet with you.

It's not just me
who's in the shit here, Boogie.

-Lugano Bar, four o'clock.
-Alright.

Let's go.

MAN: We're good to go.

Interview commenced 2:07.

-Can you smell waffles?
-What?

-I can smell waffles.
-No, you can't.

No, no, I can definitely
smell waffles.

No-one's cooking waffles.

-Can we please get on with it?
-Or pancakes?

Pancakes and waffles
actually have a very...

If you're trying to avoid
answering the questions,

it's not going to work.

You've committed serious offences
and now you're in a lot of trouble.

Yeah, no, I just thought, you know,

maybe it was a tactic
to loosen me up before...

It's not, and I don't know where
this mystery smell is coming from,

so we're gonna begin this interview
right now.

OK.

I'm sorry about this, Tash. You OK?

So, you gonna give me
some straight answers

or is everyone here full of shit?

Look, we think that Josh's arrest

and the incident that happened
at the house

is directly related to the attempt
on his life earlier this year.

It's a cop that's after him?

Well, that's
an ongoing investigation,

so I can't really comment on that.

Just what I thought - full of shit.

What we do know, OK,
is that the house,

it's not safe to go back to, OK?

So, you're gonna stay here
until this is resolved.

When will that be?

I don't know.

Well, that's a straight answer,
at least.

Ha! Yeah.

(GRUNTS)

Michael, can I have a word?

-Yeah, sure.
-Go away, Christian.

Sure.

What do you want to talk about?

Oh, you've been in this unit,
what, nearly three years, yeah?

Just on, yeah.

How much longer
you want to stay in it?

If there's a tape, I want it.

-There's no tape.
-Don't bullshit me.

I didn't even watch the whole thing.

As soon as I realised
what was on there, I trashed it.

Alright. From here on in,
it's a non-issue. It never happened.

-OK?
-Sure.

-So, where is it?
-I just told you.

Michael...

OK, here we are.
I'll just delete it.

So, why would you keep
something like this?

I told you I was
gonna get rid of it.

For your own enjoyment?

Did you whack off to it?

No. I promise.

(CLUNK!)

You're very lucky
I don't put your head through a wall.

(SCOFFS)

Can we have a minute, Mink?

Interesting times for you.

I've had my fill
of interesting times, Josh.

So has Minka.

I can't do it anymore.

You're leaving me?

So, every time
there's a little problem,

this is what happens - you walk?

It's not a little problem.

I will deal with this guy
and everything will be fine.

-It'll be over by the end of the day.
-(SCOFFS) Come on.

I'll see ya later.

Right, this is the Lugano Bar here.

If we get Michael and Christian
to take up position

in the alleyway behind,

Shannon and I will grab
a parking spot across the road here.

Right. And the drop phrase is
"both end up inside."

We hear that over the wire, things
have gone to shit, we all move in.

-You reckon this guy gonna be armed?
-Unlikely.

But we have to assume he will be.

He'll be suss.
What if he checks for a wire?

He's too smart to have a crack in
public. He'll, um...he'll walk away.

Alright, done.
Shove that in your jocks.

Alright, anything else?
Right, let's move.

Testing, testing, one, two, three.

LAWSON: Josh, good test.
Hope you're wearing clean underwear.

Dickhead.

Oh, you're nervous. That's good.

(BLEEP!)

Stell, how we doing
with those camera feeds?

Yeah, just a minute.

(CLICKS MOUSE RAPIDLY)

Do you have any idea
what you're doing?

I don't know shit
when it comes to this, Kerry.

Oh, jeez,
where's Audrey when you need her?

Just a simple question -
who is Lisa Whitehead?

Lisa Whitehead?

I went out with her
when I was younger.

I looked her up.
Aren't I allowed to do that?

So, you have absolutely
no understanding

of the police's privacy policy
in regard to the database?

Oh, look, I read a bit of stuff.

(SOFTLY) Phone call, line 12.

Interview suspended, 15:35.

Leon, you have
a telephone call, line 12.

Hello?

-Leon, it's Kerry.
-Ah, couldn't live without me, hey?

Look, listen to me - I've sent
a car to come and pick you up.

Chauffeur, nice touch.

Yeah, ESD have agreed to
release you under my watch.

But don't get excited.
They're not through with you yet.

Ah.

(SIGHS)

Alright, guys, we're in position.

(PHONE RINGS)

Boogie?

Yeah, mate, listen,
I've been caught up.

How about meeting at Aurora Lane?
You know the place.

Aurora Lane?

Why don't we just have a beer?

No, this is better.
It's more private.

OK, meet me there in 10.
Listen, I gotta go.

I got another meeting. Bye.

Change of location, Lawson.

Car park in Aurora Lane,
under Collins Street.

Josh, no way!

That's not enough time
to get our people in place.

Well, you'd better hurry up.
I'm heading there now.

Stell, have we got any cameras
on Aurora Lane

underneath Collins Street?

Also, we need a position
on Boogaard's mobile.

Leon's not back yet.
Which one's more urgent?

The vision.

OK.

Try traffic management.

Yeah.

Lawson, I'm here. Where are you?

(PHONE RINGS)

Hey.

-Yes, mate. We're on our way.
-Alright.

You've got no idea how to
triangulate a phone call, have you?

Nope.

Where's Leon? Where is Leon?

Lawson and Shannon in position
on Village Street.

Guys, we're on Aurora Lane,
just north of the underpass.

-Have you tried to double-click?
-Yes, I did. Yes.

-(SIGHS)
-Look who's back.

Oh, finally. Take a seat.

We need a triangulation
on Boogaard's phone.

Ah, it's good to be home.

(TYPES RAPIDLY)

No sign of him yet.

Yeah, I don't like this.
I don't like this at all.

Here it comes.

The bastard's still at the car wash.

Lawson, there's something not right.
Get Josh out of there now.

-(PHONE RINGS)
-Hey.

Boogaard's a no-show.
Get out of there now.

Alright.

(ENGINE REVS)

(GUNSHOT)

Shots fired! Shots fired!

-Police, don't move!
-Don't move! Don't move!

Michael, Christian, coming back
your way. Let's go. Let's go!

Stell, have you got eyes on Josh?

It's Leon.
I don't know anything yet.

-Hey, you can't be in here.
-What's happening? Is Josh OK?

We don't know. Take a seat and we'll
tell you when we know something.

Alright, we've got vision
of the gunman.

He's heading across Aurora Lane,
north-east up the embankment.

(TYRES SCREECH)

(GRUNTS)

Is it Boogie?

Alright, alright! Enough, enough!

-Get off! Off!
-SHANNON: Stay where you are!

-Covering.
-Give us your hand.

Hey, Josh is OK,
and we've got the gunman in custody.

Right. So it's over.

(SIGHS) Oh, Tash, gosh,
it's never really over.

If it's not this,
it's something else.

Yeah, I'm starting to see that.

Yeah, you know Josh.

If it's a danger or threat,
he's not gonna let it pass.

He's gonna meet it head on.
He's not gonna change either, is he?

No. Thank you.

We should...

Let me... I'll organise the guys
to give you a lift back, OK?

-Oh, thank you.
-Just let me. Just...

Oh, Jesus.

Kerry will have your balls for this.

Too late. Tash has already got 'em.

Just what did you do to him?
You can't shut him up.

Well, your plan worked.
Was it worth it?

It's a result.

Explain that to Ludo.

That phone's evidence.

You want Boogaard or not?

(SIGHS) Right. Ready when you are.

(PHONE RINGS)

What happened? You didn't show up.

Yeah, mate, I got held up.

Well, hurry up, you slow prick.
I'm not getting any younger.

Yeah, righto. I won't be long.

You love this shit.

(PHONE RINGS)

-It's Boogie.
-Alright, Shannon, let's move.

Michael, we're gonna move out.

Let's keep it casual,
silent approach.

Yeah, copy that.

(PHONE RINGS)

Yeah, what's going on, you idiot?
The bloke just called me.

Boogie, your mate can't come to the
phone right now. He's in custody.

(SIGHS)

I couldn't have given evidence
against you even if I'd wanted to.

You never had to
come after me, Boogie.

Against the car.

Fist.

(HANDCUFFS ZIP)

Ooh, shit!

You got any plans?

No. What have you got in mind?

Oh, I thought a few beers
and a movie.

Which one?

Well, it doesn't exactly
have a title,

but, jeez, it's got a charismatic
leading man.

-Fucking Michael.
-Told you so.

So, are we on or what?

What, for beer and porn?

It's tacky, real tacky.

Does have a happy ending.

Really? Can't remember.

Oh, look, I'll show you.
You want a preview?

No, no, I'm fine.
It's good. I get it.

Hurry up.

-So do you think you're OK with that?
-(SOFTLY) Yep.

You're a good girl, Mink.

Hey.

Hey.

Can I have a minute with your mum?

No, stay.

He's been arrested.
He can't hurt us anymore.

Good.

I love you.

I think I hear my phone ringing.

I love you too.

But I'm not gonna marry you.

Because I don't want to
change anything.

I don't want to ruin it.

I'm not gonna stop asking.

(SOFTLY) OK.

I love you.

LEON: No. No, I have never used
a police computer

to access pornography.

I refute that suggestion...
irrefutably.

Right, well, can you explain this?

Well, this is... (EXHALES)

..two attractive ladies

with a very...lucky guy.

You sure you can't smell waffles?