All language subtitles for Shades of Blue - S01 E06 - Fall of Man (720p WEB-DL).en

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- Previously
on "Shades of Blue"...

- I heard shots.
They sounded real.

- A video game?

- I got to make this right.

Neighborhood's raising money
to bury the man I killed.

This a friend of yours?
- My cousin.

- You donated a lot of money.

- Want you all to know
that I'm sorry, all right?

- Let's go.

- Crooked-ass police.
- Yeah.

Murderers.

- There's a rat on my team.

I told you, I'm gonna start
looking at everyone.

- Portuguese, right?

But when I realized
the escort was Brazilian,

I asked her to teach me
how to say a few things.

- Far as Wozniak knows,
we were together all morning.

- Saperstein said he was with
Tufo when he spotted your guy.

- Why are you hiding the mail?

- The man you're framing,
Miguel Zepeda,

the paper trail
leads right back to you.

- He threatened to kill me,
and I knew he would.

[buzzer blares]

- Let's go.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[buzzer blares]

♪ ♪

- It's been a long time.

- Guess I just
had to ask nicely.

Then again,
you always took convincing.

- Why did you call me here,
Miguel?

- I need you
to find somebody.

Frank Kovach.

He did seven years
for assault and battery.

He made parole
a few months ago.

The word is, he was bragging
about killing some runaway girl.

I think it's the same one
I got locked up for.

- A lot of runaways
meet a bad end.

- This guy Frank
knew details,

things I only know
'cause I heard the testimonies.

I'm tired
of serving his time.

- You're putting a lot of faith
in coincidence.

- For a long time, I thought
you had a hand in this,

in putting me away.

- I did everything
I could back then.

Look, we went a few rounds,

but I know
you're not a murderer.

I never thought
you were guilty.

- Have you told
our daughter that?

She should also know
that I'm innocent of this,

that I've changed.

I'd like
to tell her that myself.

- Look, I'll think about it.

What's good for you
could be really hard for her.

Why didn't you have your
defense team contact the police?

- I don't trust lawyers,
and I don't trust the police.

I only trust you.

Or at least I did once.

I'm hoping
I can still do that.

- [exhales deeply]

♪ ♪

- So the abusive ex-boyfriend
we framed for murder

calls you for a visit

and you decide
that is a good idea?

- Look, his hearing's
coming up,

and Nava doesn't even know
his defense yet.

Now I do.

This was a gift.

- A gift?
How is it a gift?

- A parolee named Frank Kovach

bragged about a killing

that sounds a lot like the one
we put Miguel away for.

- And he hasn't mentioned this
to anyone else?

- Why would he?

He got railroaded last time,
and he knows it.

But this isn't just about trying
to keep Miguel behind bars.

I need to know.

- Why?
To assuage your conscience?

- There were no leads
on that case.

That's why I used it.

If this guy Kovach killed
this woman and got away with it,

that's on me.

- Harlee,
stay away from this.

That's an order.

Wait two days.
Then send a message to Miguel.

Tell him that you reached
a dead end.

You're chasing ghosts, Harlee.

We got flesh-and-blood
problems right here.

- What?

You got a lead on our rat?

- [growls]

I found it.

Saperstein wasn't with Tufo
when he caught the tail.

He lied to me.

He was at some house
in Flatbush.

Last night, he met a Fed
after hours,

and he made a handoff.

- How do you know it was Feds?
- I followed him.

I watched him
betray us.

He was smiling.
It was nothing for him.

- A few days ago, it was me
that you suspected.

- Loman killed an unarmed man.

Tess is screwing up her
family life with Espada's help.

Tufo thinks with his balls.

It's just
the process of elimination.

It's Saperstein.

- Hey, look, why don't you
just let me talk to him?

- No! No.
- And I'll find out--

- I'm gonna handle him.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Hey.
Got your message.

Found the address.
Frank Kovach?

- Feel like
keeping me company?

- Sure.

- [sighs]

Is this a coincidence
or an ambush?

- I'm telling Joe what we did.
I thought you should know.

- Why would you do that?

- Because that was the point.

He needs to know
what it feels like.

Besides, if I don't come clean,
I'm just as bad as he is.

And I'm not.

- This high road you walk

is gonna end up
with me in traction.

- Oh, come on.
You carry a gun, Carlos.

I'm trying to save my marriage.

- What do you think's
gonna happen, Tess, hmm?

You're gonna come clean.

You're gonna cry it out.

And then what?

You're gonna go back to your
spectacular relationship?

Hmm?

- Sap, I'm gonna
ask you something,

and I need you
to be straight with me.

- For the last time, Harlee,
I'm saving myself for marriage.

- Have you been skipping out
on the job lately?

- Is that a joke?

I have a perfect
attendance certificate.

Gold star and everything.

- Sap, if you tell me
what you've been doing,

I can cover for you.

- Or you could stop
busting my balls.

- I'm not kidding.

Where were you yesterday when
Tufo thought he caught a tail?

- Right next to him,
like he said.

- And last night?

- This line of questioning
end with a waterboard?

- Just trying
to help you out, Sap.

Rumor has it
you've been ducking shifts.

- Rumor has it wrong.

We gonna do this or not?

- Just cover me from out here.
I got it.

- What'd this guy Kovach do?

- He lost a bet to Wozniak.

I'm supposed to bat my eyes
and suggest he make good.

[cell phone ringing]

- Hey, Woz.

- Saperstein, desk sergeant said

you're running an errand
with Harlee?

- Frank Kovach.
I don't know.

Some parolee.
She said you have some beef?

- What address?

- 5722 Troutman.

- All right, I'm gonna be there
in 25 minutes.

Don't go anywhere, you hear me?

[doorbell rings]

- I'm really hoping
this is a strip-o-gram.

[chuckles]

- Frank Kovach?

Harlee Santos, NYPD.

Got time for a few questions?

- Now that my hopes
are dashed, sure.

- This is a little awkward.

There's an inmate at Rikers

looking for
a second chance at life.

He was put away
for the murder

of a 19-year-old runaway
named Rita Martin.

- Never heard of her.

- Yeah, I'm not surprised.

I talked to your
parole officer,

and he said you're really
looking to turn over a new leaf.

I would hate
for anything to jeopardize--

- What's his name?

- Miguel Zepeda.
- No, my parole officer.

You said you talked to him.
What's his name?

Yeah.

No, I--I'm sorry.
I can't help you.

- You don't want
to do this, Frank.

.

- Easy.
You're okay.

Doorframe kept him
from winding up too much.

- Feels like
he wound up plenty.

- Guy took off out the back.

We'll get after him
once Woz gets here.

- How does Woz
know where we are?

- He just called.
He sounded pissed.

He said he'd be here in 25.

[cell phone rings]

- Yeah?
- How far are you from Red Hook?

- Around the corner.

- Look, Wozniak's convinced
that Saperstein's the mole.

He's on his way
to interrogate him.

I got a pretty good idea
how that ends.

- Harlee, then you convince him
he's wrong.

- It's too late for that.

He's already ruled out
everybody else.

If I don't get him
out of here now,

I might not get another chance.

You have to arrest him.

- What's Wozniak's ETA?

- 20 minutes.
- All right.

Well, I'm closer than that,
so you text me the address

and you get out of there,
all right?

- I'm not leaving him.

- Well, you can't look
connected to this, Harlee.

Trust me.
I will be there, I promise.

Just go.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Tell Wozniak
I went back to the precinct

to chew on some pain meds.

- Maybe somebody
should come get you.

- No, I'm fine.

Look, I'm sorry that I was
riding you in the car.

You're one
of the good ones, Sap.

[woman laughs, dogs barking]

- You're funny.

[car beeps]

- Hi.
- Where's Mikey?

- Jimmy's.

You know, the little
snag-toothed redhead,

just moved in
down the street?

You know where the opener went?

- Dishwasher.

Who was the woman?

With the yoga pants.

- Angie,

Jimmy's mom.

Why?
What'd I do wrong this time?

- This time,
you cheated on me.

- We were talking
about our kids.

- Not her,
the bartender.

Don't make me
drag it out of you.

We've been together too long.

- Look, this girl
was texting me--

- No, no, no, no, no.
She told me everything.

You know,
I bend over backwards

trying to be
everything you want,

but the one thing I can't be
is young again, Joe.

- I don't need you to be.

Listen...

it wa--
it was stupid.

I was feeling old...

midlife crisis.

I don't know.
Call it what you want.

It's done.

- No, no, no.
- No, no, come on. Baby.

- Get your hands off of me.
- Hey, hey.

- Joe, no! No!
- No, no. Hey, hey.

- Get off me, Joe.
- Hey, hey, baby.

- No.
- I'm sorry.

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- Okay.
Okay.

What's this about, hmm?
Some kind of hazing?

- Internal Affairs wrapped up

their investigation
of your shooting.

- No more anonymity.

Your name was just released as
the shooter of Jamarr Malcolm.

"Times" ran it.

I mean, it's pretty deep,
but, you know, word gets around.

Bullets are a tradition.

It's a show of solidarity.

- You ain't gonna be
the most popular cop

on the street for a minute.

- Then again,
no one's gonna resist an arrest

from Detective Loman.

- Guys, come on.

This is not exactly
the reputation I was going for.

- Anybody bothers you,
you let us know.

- Your friends and loved ones
know who you are.

That's all that matters.

- Harlee, Saperstein called,
told us about this Kovach guy.

- Forget about Kovach.

This was a personal favor
for Wozniak.

Guy owed him some cash.
- Guy also drew blood.

Somebody cracks you
on the head,

it's all of our business,
Harlee.

- I'm fine.

- This Kovach guy
did seven years

for domestic assault
and battery,

left an ex-wife and a son
on the outside.

Soon as he got released,

he starts making
unscheduled visits.

Ex-wife took out
a restraining order

to protect her kid.

- Thank you, really.

I'll go talk to the ex-wife.

But please,
keep this to yourselves.

- She didn't stick around to
hear about Kovach's girlfriend.

- Oops.
Guess she's our problem.

- Hey, it's me.

Listen,
I know you're at work, but...

I need to talk to you.

[knocking]

- Saddle up, tenderfoot.
We're going for a drive.

- Come on, just help me find
the permission slip.

- You sure she signed it?
We got to get back before fifth.

- Yeah, no,
she knew the trip was Friday.

It's got to be around here
somewhere.

You see it up there?

- No, but there's a letter
addressed to you from a prison.

- Listen to me,

this is the third time
that I've called now.

I can't wait anymore.

- That's Wozniak.

- My potential threat
just became a reality,

so you either pull Baker
out of that meeting,

or you get me Sweeney.

- Easier to ask forgiveness.
We'll get him out the back.

- All right, never mind.

Tell her I'm making
a command decision.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

- Don't move.
FBI.

♪ ♪

- Harlee?

Saperstein?

- Don't.

Trust me.

.

- Hello?

Sap?

[tense music]

♪ ♪

Sap?
Harlee?

♪ ♪

Are we playing hide-and-seek,
Saperstein?

[cell phone beeping]

- [sighs]

- "Trust me" doesn't usually
end in handcuffs.

I want a lawyer.

- Lieutenant Wozniak thinks
you're working with us.

He was on his way
to question you.

- And by question you,
we mean shoot you in the head.

- Look, what are you
arresting me for?

- Fraud, extortion,
misconduct.

- We're taking you
to a safe house.

Once we've completed
our investigation,

you'll be given
the opportunity to testify

in exchange for immunity.

- That's not gonna happen.

- Good choice, Detective.

Your mother looks able-bodied
enough to visit you in prison.

- I need to talk to her.
- No.

- If I disappear
to a safe house, it'll kill her.

You want me to even consider
testifying against my friends,

I talk to my mother.

That's the deal.

- Well, let's go see Mom.

- Heard they pulled
this dude's permits.

- Here's hoping
the port-a-john still works.

- Are we sure this parolee's
girlfriend is even here?

- Works security.
Harlee's checking his ex-wife.

- If you hit a cop,
who would you run to,

your ex-wife
or your girlfriend?

- Y'all need me, holler.

- Tiffany Harris?
Detective Espada.

- This is private property.

You got a problem,
you can call the owner.

- Ma'am, have you heard
from Frank Kovach today?

- Wouldn't tell you if I did.

- You mind
if we take a look around?

- Not if you've got a warrant.

- That wouldn't be a crack rock
in there, would it?

If he's not here,
then where is he?

- I don't know, okay?

- Ma'am if that's true, you mind
if I look in your phone?

- Don't scroll
through the pictures.

- I didn't know
you two were engaged.

That must be
a whole 1/10 of a carat.

- Five outgoing calls
to Frank Kovach

that weren't returned.

No incoming calls,
no texts.

- Maybe he used
the desk phone.

- Then why didn't he pick up
when she called back?

- You're gonna stay put
until you hear from us again.

And if you behave,
we'll let you keep your phone.

And if you leave,

you're gonna get arrested
for having a real crack rock,

which I'm gonna come back with.

Comprendes?

Come on.

- What'd you get?
- Nothing.

But I'm about to get a lecture
from our resident Boy Scout.

- Yo, yo, yo,
you can't do that.

- This guy hurt Harlee,
all right?

We don't need admissible.

We need right now.

- I got to make a stop.

- Mrs. Kovach.
NYPD.

We're looking
for your ex-husband, Frank.

- Where's Saperstein?
- I left him at Kovach's house.

- He's not there,

and you should have never
been there in the first place.

I told you not to go.

- I had to know.

- Tufo and Espada
are chasing leads, Harlee.

- They just think it's some guy
who owes you money.

Look, Miguel might be right.

This guy Kovach,
he killed Rita Martin.

- Great, you and I can trade
places with Miguel in prison.

You like that?

[glass shatters,
muffled screaming]

[woman sobbing]

- Did your ex do this?

- He made me call the school,

give permission
to pick Brian up.

He's taking him away from me.

- What school?
- PS 257.

He has a gun!
[sobs]

- It's okay.
Look at me.

We're gonna get your son.

[cell phone ringing]

Sweetie,
this is a really bad time.

- What, for you to talk

or for you to tell me
who my father is?

Look, I found the letter
on your dresser,

the one addressed to me?

- Cristina, I'm sorry.

- You told me
he didn't care about me,

that he was just
some random jerk

who didn't want to be a dad.

- He is.
- Then why is he writing me?

- [sighs]

The man that's writing you
is not your father.

Look, just please
let me explain.

- You know, just don't--
don't bother.

I'm gonna give him
a crack at it.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- You all right?

- Cristina's
going to see Miguel.

She found a letter he wrote her.

- Go.
Come on, I'll handle this.

Go on.

♪ ♪

- Mom?

Mom?
- Hey.

Just--just stay
where we can see you.

- She's got book club today.
She should be back.

- If she's not here
in 15 minutes,

you call her
from the road, okay?

Go pack what you need.

[cell phone rings]

Stahl.

- 15 minutes?

What would you take?

- A few changes of clothes.

- No, I'm not asking
what you would suggest.

I'm asking,
what you would take

if somebody walked
into your life

and said they were gonna
strip you out of it?

- We're the good guys,
Detective.

- How's it feel

being the good guys?

- Hey, I got your message.

I was gonna call you
as soon as I got off work.

- Is there somewhere
we can talk?

- I can't.
I just got off my break.

- Erica, it's very important.

- Okay, what is it?
What's going on?

[car horn honks]

- I, uh--

- Look, I'm so sorry.

I really
only have a second.

- It's not easy for me.
- Okay.

- I don't expect you
to understand.

[car horn honks]

Maybe--maybe later is better.

- Yeah, meet me
at Jay-Jay's practice.

We can talk then, okay?

- Okay.
- Okay.

Sorry, Mr. Nieves.

- What part of honk
don't you understand?

- You couldn't give me a minute?
- No, Loman.

Frank Kovach
might be kidnapping his son.

[school bell rings]

- Did the school get notified?

- Wozniak wants this
handled quietly.

- Kovach is a white dude.
5'11", dark hair.

Son's name is Brian.

- Whoa, he drive a truck?
- How'd you know?

- He just slammed Brian into it.

- Hey!
- Police! Stop!

Stop the car!

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
[horn honks]

- Stop! Police! Kovach!
Kovach, just stop!

- Kovach, freeze!

- Police! Stop!

[tires squealing]

- Ow, what is that,
battery acid?

- You want me
to fetch your dolly?

- I just got hit by a car, bro.

[indistinct chatter]

- Excuse me, I need to talk
to these guys for a minute.

Kovach's rent-a-cop girlfriend,
is she decent leverage?

- This guy's got to be broke.

But he sprung
for an engagement ring.

I'd say he's smitten.
- All right, good.

Kidnapped kid, maimed cop--

every agency in the city's
gonna be put on notice.

I want to handle this
discreetly.

Is she at
the construction site now?

- I made sure of it.
Her phone is in the glove box.

What's the play?

- A little black op.

- Yeah, my favorite kind.

- Does this hurt?
- Ah!

Ah, what the...
- [laughs]

- I'm gonna get a beer.
You want anything?

- I cheated on you too.

- What's that?

- Nothing.

[soft dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- David,
who are these people?

- They're...friends, Ma.

- I know your friends.

- I got some new ones.

Sit down, Mom.

- Who is that man,

telling you to hurry
with your own mother?

- Listen to me.

I'm gonna have
to go away for a while.

- What are you saying?

David, are you
in trouble?

- No, it's work.
It's a--it's a big case.

I--I'm the guy
they want on it.

- You don't do big cases.

You're a neighborhood policeman.

You come home after your shift.

- Listen.
Look at me, Mom.

You'll be fine.

I need you
to know that, okay?

- I don't like this, David.

You're acting strange.

You're lying to me.
- I'm sorry.

I love you.
I'm so sorry.

Hey, Ma,

how's your blood sugar been?

[indistinct speech
over PA system]

- Christina.

- They won't let me in
without parental consent.

Think you can handle that?

- Look, just
hear me out first.

- You've had 16 years.

You couldn't find a time
before now to tell me the truth?

- I have told you
the truth, always.

- Your truth doesn't make
any sense.

- Miguel Zepeda was my boyfriend
when I got pregnant.

But he's not your father.

You're old enough now
to understand

that that was a hard thing
for me to tell you.

Look, I'm not here to try
to stop you from seeing him.

I'm just asking
that you let me explain.

- You'll tell me everything?

- Everything.

Just come home.

All I want to do
is prepare you

for what's on the other side
of those doors.

- Okay.

- Okay.

Go wash away
those tears, okay?

- Okay.

- I'll be right out.

[indistinct speech
over PA system]

- How can I help you,
Detective?

- I'm her mother.

I need you to make
a note in the system.

Under no circumstances
does Cristina Santos

have permission
to visit with Miguel Zepeda.

- Yes, ma'am.

- You good?
- No, and neither is she.

I need to get
her heart medication.

- Hey.
Easy.

- She's having heart
palpitations down there.

- All right, go check it out.

What's she got?

- Coronary heart disease

caused by diabetes.

Don't. Trust me.

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[car alarm wailing]

[car horn honking]

♪ ♪

- Who the hell are you?

- I'm the best chance
your boyfriend's got

at staying out of jail.

If I were you,

I'd be on
my best behavior.

Frankenstein,

my man.

Yeah, I'm here with
your fiancée, Tiffany.

- Listen to him, Frank,
please.

- Yeah, stealing a kid,
running over a cop...

those are things that get you
sent back to prison, Frank.

A cop?
Hell no, I hate cops.

I'm a friend
of your ex-wife's.

And I'ma give you
some money

and a fresh car
to disappear in.

But first things
first, Frank.

You're gonna need
to bring me that kid.

[cheers and applause]

[indistinct chatter]

- Hey.
[chuckles]

- You shouldn't be here.

- I decided
I couldn't miss it.

- You made my mother cry.

- Jay-Jay, look,
I'm sorry about that, okay?

I just--

- You also said
you were my friend.

- Look, I know this is hard
to understand.

If you just calm down--

- You killed my cousin!

It was in the newspaper.

- It's a mistake. It was--
If you give me a chance to--

- [screaming]

Get out of here!

Get out!

[somber music]

[headlight shattering]

[engine turning over]

- Come on.
Easy.

♪ ♪

- [sighs]

.

[somber music]

♪ ♪

- Hey.
Tufo called.

Kovach is on his way
to the construction site.

He's willing to trade his kid
for the girlfriend,

a car, and some cash.

Woz, why don't we just
call SWAT on this loser?

- Sins of the past.

- He always wanted a dog.

Maybe he went
to the pet store.

- Mrs. Saperstein,
this is important.

Does he have any friends
outside of work,

other relatives
here in the city?

- He has me.

- Mrs. Saperstein,
are you familiar

with the concept
of aiding and abetting?

- This is pointless.
We need to find him.

- He's gonna lay low.
- Best-case scenario.

Worst-case scenario,
he contacts Wozniak.

He won't risk using his phone,

which means
he'll do it in person.

- If we surveil Wozniak
and Saperstein shows up,

we're not gonna have any choice
but to intervene.

Operation over.

- So, what, we go back
to questioning Mom?

- No.
We put out a federal warrant.

- His crew
sees a Fed warrant,

he might as well
have a target on his back.

- He already does.

At least this way,
his crew's

not the only ones
looking for him.

Blow him up.

- Man, could he make me laugh.

He was, like, charismatic,
you know,

and handsome.

[both laugh]

And I don't know;
he made me feel special.

And that wasn't something
a lot of people

made me feel back then.

- Those are all the letters
he wrote me?

- Yeah.

There's a lot of them.

- I don't know; shouldn't I
at least write him back?

- I guess that's gonna be
up to you.

You know, these letters
are yours now, if you want them.

But there's something
that I need you to see first.

[somber music]

♪ ♪

- He did this to you?

When?

- That time?

Couple years
before you were born.

- Why didn't you leave him?

- I think I didn't want
to be alone.

Then I met someone,

and I saw a chance
at a better life

with a better man
than Miguel.

- My dad.

- I wanted him to be.

But when he found out
I was pregnant, he took off.

And I tried to tell Miguel
the truth,

but he didn't want to believe
that you weren't his.

And things got scary again.

- [sighs]

- Baby, don't--
don't cry, okay?

This doesn't--
this doesn't hurt me anymore,

all right?

It just--

it just reminds me
of how strong I've become.

♪ ♪

- I don't think
I need these anymore.

♪ ♪

[indistinct
police radio chatter]

- Hey, traffic cop
is looking for Woz,

said that there was a CI
waiting for him.

This some kind of prank?

- I can't use my cell phone.
None of us should.

They could be listening.
- Sap, what is this car, man?

- This is my mother's.
I'm in a lot of trouble, Tess.

I need to talk to Wozniak.
- In what kind of trouble?

- Please.
I don't have time.

- Okay, he's on his way to that
construction site on Iverson.

He's baiting the hook for
that dick who ran over Espada.

Where have you been?
- Step away from the car, Tess.

- Sap, what's going on here?
You're shaking.

- Step away now.

[tires squealing]

- Was that
Detective Saperstein?

- Not the one I know.
Why?

- FBI put a warrant out
for his arrest.

[tense music]

[line rings]

- He's here.

I told him he had to meet you
up on the fourth floor.

Get him isolated.
Where are you?

- Five minutes.
Did he bring the kid?

- Yeah, and a piece
tucked into his belt.

Are you sure you want to do it
like this?

- We've got to.

- For Detective
David Saperstein

of the 64th precinct.

Repeat, a federal warrant
is issued for David Saperstein.

- Woz, you still there?

- Armed and should be
considered dangerous.

[teakettle whistling]

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

[knocking at door]

- Hey, Saperstein just showed up
at the precinct

looking for Wozniak.

And he was jumpy as hell.
- Hey, slow down, Tess.

- There is a federal
arrest warrant out for him.

We could all be
in big trouble.

- Where's Sap now?
- He's on his way to Wozniak.

I had no idea there was an APB
on him until after.

I told him right where to go.

- Okay, uh, did you call Woz?

- No, Sap said we shouldn't
use our phones.

- Why not?

- Oh, department
isn't allowing

personal calls
on company minutes.

- Next thing you know,

we're gonna have
to pay for our own gas.

- Look, Aunt Tess
has a flat tire.

So do you mind
if I go help her change it?

- Okay.
- I'm gonna wait outside.

Bye.

- You sure this is okay?

- Yeah, yeah, I'm just gonna
practice a little bit,

maybe take a nap.

[cell phone ringing]

[line rings]

- This is David.
Make it snappy.

- Sap, this is Harlee.

Look, I know you got picked up
by the Feds.

I told them to.

I know you're scared,

but I need you to sit tight
and call me.

And whatever you do,
do not go to Wozniak.

♪ ♪

[siren wailing]

- Harlee, I can't go to jail.
I can't. My kids need me.

- Don't jump to conclusions
about Saperstein.

If there's a warrant,

maybe the Feds tried
to pick him up and he ran.

- Or maybe he tried to save
his own ass and sold us all out.

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- Frank!

You made it.

Tiffany's gonna be relieved.

- Where is she?

- She's out front.
Take a look.

♪ ♪

Hey, Brian, hi.
I'm Matt.

It's okay.

I'm here to help you, okay?

It's gonna be okay.

Got you everything
that we promised,

but you're gonna have
to put your gun down.

- Yeah, right.
Like you're not packing?

- We'll both
put our guns down.

But just remember,

anything bad happens up here,

leads to something bad
down there.

Give a distance.

Ready?

Throw.

Car I drove is clean.

Nobody's gonna be
looking for it.

Tiffany's downstairs.

$5,000 in cash.

Everything we promised.

♪ ♪

All right?

On three, you let him go.
I throw the money.

One, two, three.

Come on, son.
Brian.

Hey, what are you doing?

That's not part of the deal.
No surprises.

That counts as a surprise.

- New deal.

I'm taking my son,

I'm taking my girlfriend,
and we're leaving.

Turn around, and put your hands
behind your head.

- My man downstairs
is not gonna let this happen.

- You were gonna trade.

I'm guessing he will too.

- Drop the gun.

- No surprises, huh?

- You can't shoot
both of us, Frank.

- Drop it.

♪ ♪

- There is no way
he's going back to his mother.

That bitch dimed me out.

♪ ♪

- Okay.

Easy.
I'm putting it down.

[siren wailing]

- You said no cops!

- Run downstairs.

Run downstairs, Brian.
Go! Go!

[both grunting]

[tense music]

♪ ♪

[both grunting]

♪ ♪

- Have you seen Saperstein?

- Pulled up
and asked for Wozniak.

When I told him he was up top,
he just lit out.

I couldn't leave
the fiancée.

[men yelling and grunting]

- Take her inside.

Keep her away from the windows.

[both grunting and groaning]

- Little help here, Woz?

♪ ♪

- Hey, it's okay.
Are you Brian?

- They have guns.
- This is Tess.

She's gonna take you
to call your mom.

- All right.
- Be careful, Harlee.

- Yeah.

- You been talking
to the Feds.

- It's not like that.

They picked me up.

The said they were
gonna put me away.

I had no choice, Woz.

- Neither do I.

- Whoa!

[dramatic music]

♪ ♪

- No.
Please!

[gunshot]

♪ ♪

- They fell.

Sap shot him, and they fell.

- [gasps]

No.
No.

- Sap!
Sap!

Sap!

♪ ♪

- Oh, no.
No.

♪ ♪

[sobs]
- Harlee.

There was nothing
I could have done.

There's nothing
I could have done.

♪ ♪

- Hey, he's still breathing!

He's still breathing!

♪ ♪

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