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10-1-1, what is your emergency?

You know, and it's cool.

Good morning, Atlanta. There's a beautiful sunrise outside if you're up

at this early hour, lighting up the A skyline across Midtown and Buckhead.

But what about the south of the city?

Yeah, that's right. Today is the big day, the result of our poll.

Well, you have my nose and lips, so I would probably think of a better word to

describe me.

You shouldn't wear that.

Why not?

That shirt with those shoes?

Uh-uh, girlfriend.

Oh, yeah? And where did you go to fashion school, Missy?

Miss Summer's art class.

Well, I'm not taking fashion tips from a ten-year-old. Now go grab your bag.

It's the new toe.

Where did you find that?

In the garbage.

Well, it's not yours.

Daddy gave it to you.

Cassie, that was a long time ago, okay? We're not kids anymore.

So?

So, don't argue with me. Come on, I'm late.

Okay, but I still need $50.

For what?

Our career day field trip.

What, that's today?

Daddy!

Wait. Cassie, I... Shit.

There's my little lady.

Daddy! Get over here. Come on.

How you been, huh? Good.

You got a new outfit?

Yeah. Pretty. Look at you.

You know, I think waiting a week to see you is too much. What do you think?

Yeah. Morning, Pam.

Hey, Howard.

Morning, Pammy.

Can you help me with my homework? You know I can.

You were supposed to finish that yourself.

Oh, come on, Pam.

Hey, you want to go see Uncle Howard?

Yeah. Go on then. I'll be right there.

Hey, Pam.

What is it, Jeremy?

You know, I was just going to say you look beautiful today. That's all. I'm in

a rush. What do you want?

The car. It's in both their names.

It's affecting the credit. That's all.

I'll take care of it. I didn't mean it like that, okay?

If you need help, I can.

We're not married.

We're not divorced either.

Not yet.

I think I've said sorry enough, don't you?

You left our daughter alone in the house. I know.

And for what? So you could take a call?

Hey, Pam, it's been a year, okay?

When are you going to let it go?

I look forward to seeing you and Cassie. You know that.

How many times do I have to say I'm sorry for you to stop being crazy and

mad at me?

I don't know.

How many whiskey sours does it take to forget?

Nice, Pam.

You know, I've been sober five months.

I'm trying, okay?

Okay, we have a couple issues to discuss, so let's just go ahead and get

him out of the way. First, we need to keep our workplace clean.

Second shift's been complaining about trash around the workstations.

Some of that shit is from third shift.

We'll be that as it may.

Pamela, nice of you to join us.

Secondly, and perhaps more importantly,

the state is making major cuts to our staff and benefits.

So I'll be taking over for Richard for a bit while he's out with the flu.

And I'll post the details next week when he gets back.

So who got axed?

I'm not privileged to release that information.

Don't worry, sweetie. You've only been here two years.

Three. Yeah, well, they're firing employees with longer tenure and more

benefits for those newer, cheaper workers.

Look, I don't make any decisions. That's Richard's call.

He and upper management and both the state police and fire department are

taking a 40% cut to the retirement benefits, so it's not just us who are

affected. Look, let's just focus on the task at hand and get to our

workstations.

Can I see you for a moment, please?

Have a seat.

Seven years and a perfect record.

You feel an itch?

How much sleep did you get last night, Pamela?

Enough. Why?

You were late.

Second time this week and fourth time this month.

Five minutes.

It was ten, actually.

I requested to review your psych evaluation.

Do you still dream about the fire?

No.

But you still claim that the caller burned your house down.

I listened to the tapes.

So did I.

And you insist that the caller, when asked for his address, said yours.

No, he said 110 Hamilton Drive.

It was just the way he said it.

Like he knew it was my house.

It's only when I dream I hear him say yours.

So you're still having the dream?

No, I'm fine.

Hey, baby. Be good.

Hey, brother.

For fuck's sake, man. Coffee and donuts. Come on. Try it. Green tea is good for

you. Spinach chicken wrap.

Nobody eats this crap.

2015, they do. It's the last time you go for food.

So we're having a potluck on Tuesday, if you're interested.

Should have done this a lot sooner, actually.

Done what?

No liquids by the workstations.

Moved you to an easier district.

Grace, Pamela is going to be starting today on the eastern district.

Excuse me? You must be covering suburbs and highways. It's lots of trees and

grass. Tony. Tony.

I've worked this station for nearly 20 years.

Grace, it's just a few days.

I'll take the northwest district this morning. Then you can give Pam a lunch

at noon.

I can handle the inner city calls, really.

No, have a seat, sweetie.

Really, you can let her have this workstation. Don't mind her.

I know you're probably looking for a raise or a promotion or both, but we're

really under a lot of heat right now, so why don't we both wait until the smoke

clears a little bit and then we can reevaluate?

You're a good operator, pal.

What's the occasion?

Occasion? That outfit.

What's wrong with my outfit?

That right, those shoes.

What are you trying to impress?

My paycheck.

Yeah, with all the cuts they're making?

Well, you gotta at least try it, right?

Make some initiative.

I read that somewhere.

9-1-1, what is your emergency?

9-1-1, what's your emergency?

I

haven't

had a call in over an hour.

Why is it always so slow around lunch?

Criminals eat, right?

Break time, baby girl.

I don't break all day.

Don't let Tony catch you with that.

It's all yours.

Oh, forgot my mirror. Two minutes. Okay, follow me, children.

Over here, we have one of the city's most prominent monuments, established in

the late 1890s, around the same time that the city itself was built.

All right, over here, I'll show you guys.

9-1-1, what is your emergency?

Such a lovely voice.

Such a calming tone.

I bet you don't get told that very much when people are calling in. No doubt

they're too scared out of their minds to notice.

Uh, thank you.

My pleasure.

So how did this work?

I tell you the crime and the location, and you send assistance to said

location.

If I deem it necessary.

Yes, sir.

What is your emergency?

No time to waste when lives are at stake.

You take your job very seriously, don't you?

Sir, this is a line for emergencies only.

If you need a help hotline, I'll be more than happy to transfer you.

But I do have an emergency to report.

Suppose I were to tell you that a serious accident on the corner of 5th

and Dawkins is going to occur in 10 minutes.

Oh, my goodness.

Are we still on the clock?

You think you have a shot with that? What are you talking about? She looked

right at me.

You know what that means.

I still got it. I know what it means. It means you need glasses, dude. She looked

right at me.

With a butt like a ten-year-old, huh? Really?

You know, you should enjoy her while you can at that age.

Because right now, she thinks you're the coolest dude on earth. But by middle

school, that's all over.

That early? That early. My daughter started calling me pig in sixth grade.

I wonder why.

Sir,

if this is some kind of a prank... Did

you

find something interesting?

No.

You listen.

Report an accident on a corner of 5th and Dawkins over dispatch.

You can believe me or not, but if you don't, then the blood of the victims

will be on your hands, not mine.

By the way, you're down to four minutes and 53 seconds, 52,

51.

That's a familiar voice.

Not really.

Spoke to her today, first time in a week.

I thought you guys were patching things up.

She said possible 41, auto accident. I mean, how does that make any sense?

It's 421 for there. It was close by. Let's take it.

Hey, look at it this way.

At least now she'll have to listen to you.

670 Radio.

Is it possible, 41?

10-4 to 670. It was a confusing call on my end as well.

Are you available to go check it out?

10-4. On route.

I'll take a look around.

Radio, this is 670.

Go for radio.

Yeah, we're here. There's no sign of a signal 41. Nothing at all.

Did you trace the caller?

10-4-2-6-7-8. I got nothing.

Copy.

Stand by, 2-6-7-8.

9-1-1, what is your emergency?

You tell me.

Listen, I've had enough of your pranks. Are you aware that it is a felony to

prank call an emergency to 9-1-1? Oh no, a felony?

Well, perhaps I should just stop now.

So you sent a unit over to the location like I asked. Did they find anything?

No, nothing. They found nothing because there is nothing there.

You've wasted my time and the time of two police officers.

Are you sure about that? Yes, I am sure about that. Please, stop shouting.

that the primary responsibility of an emergency operator is to keep the caller

calm. Chat with your officer one more time. We must be certain before making

any rash decisions.

Radio to 2670.

Are you certain there is no sign of an accident?

No sign of a signal 41.

Nothing at all.

Frank called.

Waste of time, huh?

Get out of here.

2670, come back.

Jeremy. Let me guess.

Signal 41.

A car accident.

And right on time.

You did this.

You made this happen.

Now, that is really a stretch.

Without explaining that to your superiors, I know a lot about you. And I

have a great deal more surprise.

No, you need to find someone else to play games with.

I assure you, if you had anything to do with that accident, you're going to be

very sorry you ever dialed 911.

Oh my God.

What? For you to understand the fear I will create.

Fear like you've never felt before.

Fear that will score you for life.

Please don't hurt her.

I will do anything you want. I can get you a hostage negotiator.

I don't want a negotiator, Pam. I want you.

And I want you to cooperate.

I chose you specifically for this task. I can't do this.

Either you put the lives of a few pigs in a line of danger.

Pigs I was warned to protect and serve.

Or you'll watch as your daughter struggles as she's slowly submerged into

the watery depths.

I always liked poetry.

It's your choice.

Jeremy! Don't move.

She's four.

Go ahead. I got you. I got you. I got you.

There we go. All right. All right. Come on.

Come on.

Come on. All right.

Come on. Roll out.

Roll over.

Come on, man.

Come on, Jerry. Let's go.

All right.

Just go out.

Son of a bitch, you are lucky.

Now, let's set up the rules.

Rule number one, you will ignore all incoming calls and remain on the line

with me at all times.

Rule number two, you will ask nothing of me and you will answer any question that

I ask you.

Rule number three, obey.

You will comply with my every request and you will see to it that it's carried

out to the team.

And you will do so without asking assistance from your co-workers like

you're attempting.

do now you can see me it's surprising how easy it

is to intercept the video of a high security state protected building even

from a safe distance take a sip of your coffee that's not mine

i'd hate for something to happen to your daughter because you're disgusted by the

thought of drinking after your friend

You ready?

Yeah.

Got it.

Got it. Ready?

Chase!

I will shoot.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Nothing.

You see anything?

I was pulling you out of the car.

You're some kind of hit and run, man.

Thanks, buddy.

You came straight at me.

You better call backup.

Radio 670 requesting code 21.

What did I say?

An officer is calling for backup, Pam.

So send up some backup.

10-4-6-7-8.

The accident didn't happen until we got here. What the hell's going on?

Careful.

I don't know.

Radio, tiny available units. I'm requesting code 21 to 421 Fifth Avenue

South.

10-4-8 radio. This is 20-60-40. En route.

See, that wasn't so hard, was it?

Sorry about that. It's not easy looking beautiful all the time.

You ready for that break now?

Ignore her.

It's okay.

I'm in the middle of a call, so... Oh, I'll take it over.

No, she won't.

No, really. I'm going to finish this one. Just give me the call, Pam.

Deal with her.

I know you're trying to get a raise, sweetheart, but you don't have to

impress the callers.

I'm warning you. It's not that. I just want to finish this call.

Enough, Pam.

Get up.

Get rid of her now.

Hell, I could use 15.

I just hate office drama.

The officer you were speaking to.

He's quick.

He's just a cop doing his job.

I think he understands what we're trying to accomplish.

We? I don't even know what we're trying to accomplish.

I'd like to report another crime.

Property damage at 1731 Weather Lane Drive.

Send 2670 to check it out. He was just in an accident.

Besides, a cop can't leave the scene of the crime when he's the first to

respond.

Are you still there?

Figure something out. I'm not gonna do your job for you.

If he isn't at the scene in five minutes... Okay.

Okay.

Just don't hurt her.

I'll see what I can do.

Okay, guys.

Guys! So you're saying you sent here to check out an accident and then an

accident happened? Yeah, man, like I just told you. Homeboy here plowed

straight into me.

Wait a second.

That doesn't add up at all. No shit.

Listen, I'm a senior.

Go for 670.

Somebody spotted him at 1731 Weathervane Drive.

Requesting a code 12. Are you able to pursue?

Confirmed that.

That cruiser was damaged in the crash. We're going to be cruising in cruiser

644 from this point. Hold on. Wait.

Are you out of your mind?

You can't leave a scene of an accident.

Unless we're pursuing a suspect.

Fork?

Attempted homicide with a vehicle?

You don't know what the hell he looks like.

That's what we're going to find out. You coming?

Well done, pal.

That police officer, do you know him?

Why would I know him?

You called him by his name.

Jeremy, I think it was.

I heard it over the radio.

Are you attracted to him, pal?

I know the names of a lot of police officers.

I talk to them all of the time.

Doesn't mean that I know them or that I'm attracted to them. And if he has

another mishap and can no longer walk away from the scene, or if he's killed

in the line of duty, tell me, Pam, would you shed a tear for Officer Jeremy?

No.

What day of the week is it?

It's a Friday.

So where the hell is everybody?

Long weekend, maybe.

Nah, I don't think so.

Something's up.

I'm gonna have a look around.

Make sure no one leaves, huh?

Copy that.

Anyone here?

Police officer!

670 for radio.

Go 670.

I got code 23.

Nobody here. It's empty.

Hey Howard, you got anything?

No, I got nothing.

You've got to be kidding me.

2670, please come in. I don't think he's coming.

You son of a bitch.

Then leave me alone.

10-33, officer down. We need backup now.

10-4-6-7-8. All units, all units, we have a 10-33 at 1731 Weathervane Drive.

Officer down.

Easy, partner.

See anything?

No, nothing.

What about Williams? Where's he?

10-4.

They're on the way.

Wow.

You do care about this one.

They'll find you.

Do you know what they do to cop killers in prison?

For me to go to prison, I would have to get caught first.

And I have no intention of getting caught.

You underestimate him.

He will find you.

He?

Who's he?

Pam, tell me.

Is the hero going to barge in? And his police clues could hand us on the bad

guy.

Is that how this is going to play out?

How many times have you received an emergency call from a bad neighborhood

only to discover that the police wouldn't go there simply because they're

not guaranteed their safety?

Or have you ever been walking home and heard the screams of someone calling for

help? What do you do?

Do you rush to their assistance?

Or do you put your head down and just keep walking?

We're all bad guys, Pam.

We're all complicit in crimes.

We turn a blind eye to death every day.

No one weeps for the victims.

We only care when it happens to someone important to us.

You're insane.

Am I?

Or am I the only one with a clear head?

The only difference between you and I is that I have the conviction to go after

what I want.

And on that note, I have another crime to report. No.

No, I'm done helping.

Are you there? Did you hear me? Watch your screen.

No.

No, please.

Please, stop.

Pamela, remember, a 911 call operator must remain calm at all times.

Please, stop. I'll do whatever you want.

I understand your hesitation.

What is necessary.

Don't defy me again.

What do you want me to do?

Send Officer Jeremy and his partner to 12 Westmont Circle.

Breaking and entering.

The only cop I used to take his kids to school every day.

She's a play with cash all the time.

It'll all end up the same way sooner or later.

She's playing us, you know that?

Waiting for us to get to the scene.

Why do you say that?

Wait. Jesus Christ, why didn't you tell me about your daughter?

Don't you think we should call this in?

He's got this badge. He has everything. Every damn thing we say.

Oh.

2670.

Go 670.

Look,

it's just you and me, Howard.

This asshole can't know we're out the way.

Okay? Right.

F4, on our way.

Oh. What?

I'm coming.

Aren't you gonna answer that?

You better do something. She's making a scene. How many calls did you put on

hold? Grace.

What are you waiting for? Answer the damn thing. I'm... No! Stop!

Hello? Are you really there?

You just hung up on them.

You bitch.

What the hell's going on here?

She's ignoring callers. That's not true.

Grace, I don't even want to hear it.

Tony. Tony.

What are you, nine years old?

Enough drama. She's ignoring callers. And if she were, I wouldn't know about

it. All right, everyone, thank you very much. Back to work, please.

Take a 15.

Hello?

911, what's your emergency?

You broke rule number one. My co-worker pressed the button. Don't let it happen

again. 10-4-6-7-0.

Are you sure there isn't something going on between the two of you? His last name

wouldn't happen to be Miller now, would it? If you already know it is, then why

are you asking me?

No questions.

You've been lying to me.

I didn't lie.

We're separated.

Is he handsome?

He has brown hair, blue eyes. He's a good...

He's a thoughtful man. And yet you're not with him.

Or is he a crooked cop?

No, he's a good person.

Then why, Pam?

Why aren't you with him?

All right, that's enough for now.

Compose yourself. You don't need anyone asking questions.

We're almost there.

Something on your mind?

Yeah, sure.

My wife and daughter can't do anything about it.

I'll trace my numbers a little bit.

Guy's just covering his tracks.

Thing is, when I was working as state detective before we wrote together, we

had this case and a traceable number. Dozens of them.

You can't break them.

Even got the FBI involved.

So some idiot is pulling prank phone calls and you couldn't find it. Big

deal. Come on, Howard, think about it. If we go into this much trouble, it's

going to be a bigger picture, right?

Like hacking into security cameras at a state-operated building, right?

Exactly.

What happened with you and Pam?

That night at the fire, you know, when Cassie Lee got killed?

Hit me hard, you know?

Went off the beat, man. I got suspended and I got demoted.

So that's how you ended up back in uniform.

Sure. Pam left you because she blames you for the fire.

She blames me because I wasn't there that night.

She had a point.

What the hell is this?

I'll take the back cup.

Is anyone in here?

Anyone?

Six hundred radio, we have a signal thirty-three. Twenty-one, one after you.

Code three.

We've got anyone here? Police officer.

Police officer, anyone need help?

Hey, wait, wait, wait.

We have a possible ten-seventy heading eastbound.

Where's my daughter?

Where is she?

You're talking about a bitch?

I ain't got no kid.

You've been targeting cops all day. Why?

I didn't do the first one I seen all day.

Okay.

What were you doing in there?

Somebody pay me.

Somebody pay me. I don't know his name. I was supposed to be there an hour

before and set fire to the place and make it look like an accident, okay?

But I took too long and you...

You caught up with me. Look, I swear, I... Shut up.

What do you look like?

I don't know.

Normal. White guy.

He met me on the street. Today's the first day I met him, okay?

What are you doing? I thought he had your gun.

You're a police officer. How are you going to explain this?

670. 670 radio.

Go for radio.

I got a suspect down to code 33. Requesting fire and EMT to location.

Jesus Christ, Howard. You can't just shoot a suspect.

What do you think?

The poor kid was just a pawn, had no idea what he was into.

Ten thousand dollars is a lot of money for this kind of job. Somebody wanted

them pretty bad, huh?

Georgian National.

What?

Couldn't be.

Hey, Howard.

Howard.

You have a second?

Hey, take a look at this.

That doesn't make any sense.

What are you talking about? It makes perfect sense.

That untraceable call case I told you about, six of the same bank branches

were hit by those numbers.

When they torched my house, all the security files to the bank were in my

home.

Coincidence? You know what I think?

Same people plan to hang toe shit all along.

Jeremy. Jeremy, take a breath.

Take a breath.

This is a little too close to home for you. I know they got your daughter, but

listen to me. Everything we've done today, we can answer for. But this?

Dispatch isn't sending us, and we don't have probable cause.

I'm talking about my daughter here.

She's seen that face. Is she thinking they're going to let her go?

Yeah, but you don't even know she's going to be there.

You've convinced yourself she's there because you want to be the one who saved

her. You don't know that. If you're wrong, she's dead.

Send your officers to 3814 Willow Street.

What's the crime? A shooting.

Suspended. Gang activity.

Can't I send someone else? They've got their hands full.

Do as you're told.

Oh yeah, they'll kill her.

As soon as they don't need her for leverage.

As long as we do what he says. Radio to 2670. Follow his direction. She's going

to be fine. Go for radio.

I've got the report of a Code 25 at 3814 Willow Street.

Possibly gang-related. Are you available to check it out?

Let's take it. Let's take it and let's play along.

10-4. I'm out.

Hey, Howard, I'll drive.

Anarchy. Chaos.

Haven't you ever wondered what would happen if the safety parameters that

society puts in place for us were simply removed?

What if you called 911?

And no one answered?

Then a lot of innocent people would die.

Of course you'd say that.

But you're not talking about safety.

You're talking about shackles.

Don't you see you can't force a person to do anything?

You have to get them to buy into a system.

But every system has an organizer, a person who wields control.

And what about those people you killed today?

I didn't say no one would die.

Simply that I would return man to his true nature.

At the end of the day, you're no more special than the hundreds of criminals

this office deals with.

I think you're just too weak to fit into your so-called system.

Well, then it seems you figured me out.

I'm impressed.

What are you doing?

Willow's to the south.

I'm going to Willow. I'm going to the bank.

You out of your mind?

What's going to happen when we don't show up at the other location?

Well, he needs to be going to Willow, right?

By the time we get there, the man will be too late.

You don't know how many people could be there. We could be walking into an

ambush.

Hey, Al, if you want to do this, you want to back me up?

She's not my daughter.

It's my wife.

If I'm going to die today, I want to tell her I love her one more time.

They should have been there by now.

Maybe they hit some traffic.

They're gone where I told them to.

You heard them on the call.

You lied.

And it's created a serious fucking problem for me.

I can fix it.

I can fix it. Let me fix it. You're such an adorable girl.

Perhaps she'll be even more durable if she's a lifeless corpse.

Do anything you want me to do. What do you want me to do?

Convince him, Alton.

Convince him to go to Willow Street, or you'll watch her goddamn head

underwater.

Do it now.

26-7, we confirm you are on route to Willow Street.

Hurry.

Turn these off.

Anything?

I see shit.

You want to go around the other side?

I'll radio you when I'm in place.

Go.

Wait for this.

I'm in position.

Police!

Who hired you?

Where's my daughter?

Who you talking about?

Who hired you?

I ain't telling you shit.

Don't come any closer.

I'll blow this bitch's brains out.

Let her go.

Put the weapon down.

You have no idea what's going on here, do you?

I will take the shot.

Let her go and see any way you can walk out of here.

Put it down.

You didn't sign up for this. Put it down.

Put it down.

Put it down.

Good. Drop it.

Dead.

Great.

I had the shot.

Yeah, I see that.

Also, the only person who might know where she is.

Fuck Howard.

Where are you going?

She's not here.

They went to the bank, didn't they? What the hell are you talking about?

You like doing things your own way. Well, it's time you learned the

consequences.

Come on.

Okay.

Okay. All right.

All right.

Come on.

Well, here you go, ma'am.

You've done this before, right?

All right, the EMTs will be here any second.

I was foolish to believe a cop would be competent enough to follow simple

commands. So no more games.

No more crimes reported over dispatch.

Tell Officer Jeremy to get the money the women were taking from the bank and meet

me at 643 Hawthorne. I repeat, 643 Hawthorne Street.

Tell him to come alone.

It will be a civil exchange. He gives me the cash money, I give him Cassidy. Let

me see my daughter.

I make the rules.

No, if you want me to cooperate, then let me see her.

How am I supposed to deliver a message if I can't use the radio?

Why don't you use that cell phone you've been texting him at all day?

He can't just walk out of there with all of that money. He has a gun, doesn't he?

Pam. Jeremy.

You okay?

You said you couldn't call.

Are you at the bank?

Yeah. Hey, look, Cassie's not here.

Didn't you get my text?

No, I had to turn it off when I came in here. You had to be the one to save the

day. I'm not trying to be a hero, okay? I'm trying to save our daughter.

Now he's nearly killed her.

He wants you to bring the money to 643 Hawthorne Street.

Alone.

He says he's going to give you Cassie in exchange for the money.

Jeremy, he's not screwing around anymore.

I know.

You get it.

Hey, I love you, okay?

Just go get Cassie back.

You're not gonna like it.

I haven't liked anything you've done all fucking day.

You gonna back me up on this?

Yeah.

Everybody.

On the floor. Now.

What do you care? I'm just a pawn in your game.

You know the funny thing about pawns and kings, Bam?

The king is usually miserable.

Too many things to do, too many consequences to weigh, too many people

depending upon him.

and too many people plotting against them.

Count your blessings, pal.

Not everyone has, but you do.

What are you doing?

I don't care what he says. We're not going there without backup. The dispatch

is compromised.

Stanton?

It's Howard.

Listen, I need a big favor. You gotta call up every man you can.

Have him meet us half a block south of 643 Hawthorne Street. Stay out of view

of the building.

No, don't use the radio to organize this.

You gonna do it?

What do you think we got back there? Two, three, nine?

Probably more like four.

Buy a beautiful house with that.

Tempted. I got my daughter, Hal.

I hope Jeremy follows his instructions this time because this is your last

chance to see your daughter. He will.

That's what you said last time.

That was just a miscommunication. It's not going to happen again.

I'm going to have to let you go.

What about our deal?

I'll still be listening and watching.

So see to it that there are no surprises and that this transaction with your

husband is completed.

as promised.

What's going on?

Ransom.

There's money in there?

They've got his kid. Let's just keep our eye on the prize, okay?

I go in, give him the money, get my daughter back.

Shouldn't we set up a perimeter?

This guy's been one step ahead of us all day.

He sees you, she dies.

I don't like this. This is my daughter.

We haven't scouted the location.

We don't have a perimeter.

And you got us working this off the book.

Why isn't the captain involved in it? Well, we have a compromised dispatch.

One police officer's been killed. We don't know who he can trust anymore.

I'm asking you to let me go in there, get my daughter into a safe zone.

You can take it from there. Handle it how you want.

I'm just asking you to wait here.

You good?

911, what's your emergency?

Hello, are you really there?

Yes, ma'am. This is 911 dispatch. What is your emergency?

Bank robbery.

There's a bank robbery happening. Ma'am, calm down.

The police are aware of the robbery. It's being dealt with.

No, you don't understand. It's happening right now.

Ma'am, that's impossible.

Excuse me, where did you say you were?

Georgia National 228 Crenshaw Boulevard.

That's impossible.

Sorry, are you listening to me?

911, what is your emergency?

Two men have taken over Georgia National Bank. What's your location?

1462 Barragas Drive.

911, what is your emergency?

We've got a bank robbery.

Which bank? Georgia National.

Huh?

Huh?

This is 670 to SWAT.

No one's here.

I repeat, no one's here.

What do you have?

Footprints up top.

Take flight out, man.

10-4?

Yeah, 10-4.

You know it's protocol.

Thanks again, man.

Pam.

I can't hear you, baby.

Cassie's gone, okay? He's playing this again.

No, look, baby, I can't hear you. Hang on, hang on.

Pam.

Pam, you hear me?

Don't go in.

Pam! Don't go in.

Well, what are you talking about? No one's here.

It's a trap. Cassie's not here.

It's a trap.

He's not hitting one of the banks. He's hitting all of them.

They're all getting taken right now.

Shit!

Jeremy?

Jeremy?

Jeremy, can you hear me?

Why? He did everything you asked him to do. Because he didn't come alone.

You know how that makes me feel, Pam?

It makes me feel like you think I'm a pawn.

Like you think this is all a game and that you are the chess master.

I told him to come alone.

They called in for a SWAT team to back them up. I counted 20 of them. 20?

21 casualties, if you include our officer, Karen. You're gonna burn in

hell for this.

What the hell makes you think I'm going to do anything you ask me to do?

Because I'll blow your kid's fucking head off if you don't.

It's your job to remain calm, not mine.

I suggest you compose yourself unless you want to lose a second family member.

Pam, are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine.

That's right.

Because I still need you, Pam.

I couldn't have done this without you.

You're the one who sent Officer Jeremy and his partner to those scenes before

the crimes happened.

And you're the one who told them to take the money from the bank.

And you're the one who sent those officers to their death.

And now the only one who can corroborate your story is dead.

I never would have helped you. You threatened my daughter.

Fear is what drives mankind to his greatest accomplishments.

Only someone with the nerve to overcome his fear can scale the highest mountain.

When a lesser man wouldn't dare.

Or rob ten banks simultaneously.

No doubt you've figured it out by now.

It's a shame you didn't figure it out in time to save Jeremy.

Tell me, are you still afraid?

What should I do?

One more crime to report.

Call in a hostage situation at 1296 Faulkner Boulevard.

The emergency dispatch center.

Who's taking the hostages?

You are.

Convince them, Pam.

Radio to all available units.

This is dispatch operator Pamela Miller.

I have taken the dispatch center at Faulkner Boulevard under my control, and

I have a number of hostages.

behind the events that took the lives of two civilians and a number of police

officers.

As many of you know, my husband, Officer Jeremy Miller, used to be a state police

detective before being demoted.

He was so dedicated to his job that he put the safety of our daughter in

jeopardy.

And afterward, he was simply cast aside.

We're all disposable.

It is only through fear...

that we are able to get the attention of those with power.

My plans to rob Georgia National Bank earlier were stopped.

So I want my money brought to me here.

Or I will begin executing hostages.

That is all.

I thought you had the flu.

Where is she?

Where is my daughter?

Calm down, Pam.

Hey! Back off!

It's okay.

Everybody just relax.

Oh,

you've really done it now, Pam.

How did you block that call?

Blocking it so I was so busy.

Easy if you're in control of the system.

But I needed a cell phone to coordinate with my people in the field.

I just didn't anticipate that you'd find that number.

Well done, Pam. Where is she? Where is my daughter, you son of a bitch? Why

don't you just relax and sit down?

Get back!

This is the man responsible for the bombings. He has my daughter. I would do

no such thing.

You've got to be careful, Pam.

Why would you do this to my family? Why me? I needed Jeremy, too.

What? A state police detective investigating a bank chain.

Architecture plans.

Money, import trends. All I needed to do was find a way to get into his computer.

So, I fed him a dead-end lead that night.

What night?

Pamela, just put the gun down before someone gets hurt.

The night of the fire. My daughter was in that house.

Why don't you listen to Grace, Pam?

You two were so mad at each other that you didn't even care what was left in

the fire, including Jeremy's laptop.

So what's your plan?

You're just going to disappear?

All the calls in here are recorded.

Eventually, they will pin it back to you.

Like that gun you're holding?

Guess who it's registered to.

Jeremy.

It's the one he thought he lost in the fire.

So you tell me how you're going to explain that.

Ma'am? Ma'am, put the gun down now!

I'm not the criminal!

She's crazy. She's been sending cops all over the street. Shut up!

He has my daughter!

He took over my line. You can look at the call logs.

Look at it. Who has the gun? Ma'am, put the gun down now.

I can't.

If I do, he's going to kill her. Kill who?

My daughter.

He's been robbing the banks the whole day. Please.

Ma'am, you've got to stop this.

I thought you were dead.

I made it up.

What about Jeremy?

He didn't make it.

We can solve this.

We can make it right, but you gotta put the gun down, baby.

Please.

Think about Cassie, man.

How'd we do?

The other nine went down without incident.

A little over $200 million.

Good work, baby.

Fold it up.

You still gotta get out of town.

What about my payment?

I didn't forget about your payment.

Let's see what you got.

Baby, it's me.

Jeremy? Yeah.

Baby.

I thought you were dead.

Baby, aren't you?

No. No.

I'm sorry. I never should have said all those things. Come over here and stand.

I deserved it.

Do you have any idea where she is, baby?

Not without my computer.

I know.

This work?

Yeah. Got it?

Baby, we gotta go.

Right now. Come on.

Come on, baby.

What was that number?

Here.

Is this gonna take long, baby?

Depends if you use the phone in the last ten minutes.

He's on it right now.

Um, Highway 11, eastbound.

I'll call you when we're a little closer.

If any luck, we're about an hour away.

Be ready for us.

Anything?

Nothing.

Don't worry, little girl.

You'll be seeing your mother very soon.

Any close?

A mile or two at least.

Shit.

What are you doing?

Call in the precinct.

Maybe they can head us off.

This is Murray.

Captain, it's Miller. Miller.

Jesus. Where you been?

Just wanted you to know, those guys that took the Georgia National today were in

pursuit right now. They just took your ex in custody.

They told me that she was in on it. No, she wasn't.

They were using her.

Son, I know that this has been an emotional day for you.

We can't argue with the evidence.

Captain, listen to me.

She's with me right now.

Hi, Captain.

I'm sorry, Miller. You don't chase the criminals fair enough. We're heading

eastbound on the 11. Track us. Miller, stop what you're doing, asshole.

Baby.

You're gonna need this.

What? I can't. Baby, it's just you and me. I can't do this without you.

No, I've never fired a gun. I know that.

Listen. Soft trigger.

Two hands.

They will try and kill us, baby, so you have a shot. You do not hesitate. You

take the shot. You hear me?

You hear me?

We're gonna get her.

You'll be fine.

I promise you.

Is that them? It's gotta be.

So, which one is it?

I don't know. The lead one?

Are you sure? No.

Hold on.

You're gonna hit them.

What? You're gonna hit them?

Baby, take a look.

What? Take a look.

Baby, study, baby.

Baby, study.

Fuck, that's gonna hurt.

Okay, you listen to what I told you. You see a shot, you take it.

Stay low, baby.

Come on, now. Get down.

Get around back.

Stay low.

Stay low. Stay low.

You're a disgrace to everything we stand for.

What are you talking about?

Honor? I've been wearing this goddamn uniform for 25 years.

There's nothing honorable about you.

Just take the money.

Is this why you did all this?

For the money? It's not just about the money, ma'am. It's about history.

No one's ever had the swoon to take down ten banks at once.

$200 million.

What are you doing?

Don't do this.

Jerry, don't do it, man. My daughter.

She's in there.

And this time, I'm going to let her burn.

Come on, baby.

It's daddy. Come on.

Baby. Baby.

Are you okay?

Come on, baby. Breathe.

Breathe.

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