All language subtitles for Bulletproof 3x03 - Episode 3 (English)

We're British police, and we're
looking for that missing girl.

I'm not sure
if I'm ready for another child.

Hmm?

Five years ago, a neighbor reported

a domestic disturbance
at William and Megan's house.

I'll talk to her.

Tell me where the missing girl is.

I moved the crew to Redeo.
She was still alive.

I require urgent assistance at Redeo.

You don't have to do that!

There's a little girl in there.
We need to get in there now.

- Go, go, go, go.
- Hey, hey, hey.

- Come on.
- Bro, is she good?

Yeah, yeah. In the house.
I think it's clear.

Yo, guys, with me! Come! Let's go!

Hey, buddy, remember me from the beach?

- Yeah.
- I've been looking for you

with Mom and Daddy. Are you okay?

All right, nobody's gonna
hurt you anymore.

Did anyone hurt you?

All right, let's get a medic here!

We got her, boys.

We got her.

Everything's gonna be fine, okay?

Where's the medic, boys?
Get a medic here.

All right.

- Let's get you patched up.
- Yeah. Let's go.

Gene! Gene!

How's the shoulder?

Oh, it's holding up.

Well, I'll pop my head in to feed Milky.

Oh, great. Thanks. Thanks.

All my life I just
wanted to be a police officer.

Yeah. And to get an opportunity
to work on a case like this...

to help save a life...

this has been a dream come true for me.

But I'm just doing my job here.

No, no. Please don't make me a hero.

If it's heroes you want,

you look over there.

And their wonderful female
branch commander, Tanner,

as well, for the record.

Sir, can I ask a few questions?

No, no. No questions. Thank you.

- Hey, baby.
- Hey.

- Hey, kid.
- Hi.

It's good to be home?

Yeah.

Do your mom and dad get along?

Do my mom and dad get along?

Well, I guess they did
for at least five minutes, huh?

Yeah? No?

Just ignore that. You don't know
what that means, do you?

- Mm-mmm.
- Okay, good.

Just pretend I didn't
say that, all right?

Okay.

What's that?

This? This is a little thing I have

to take my mind off things sometimes.

You know, sometimes you just get
a bit anxious or stressed,

- and you just wanna...
- Hey.

Hey, man.

I'm gonna miss you when you go, man.

I'm gonna miss you, too.
Been a pleasure.

Hmm.

Little one.

What's wrong? You okay?

That... That smell. I remember it.

It smells like...

Apples.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I knew it. Didn't I tell you?
Didn't I tell you? I knew it.

I never liked him from the off.

You know I got a sixth sense
about these things.

I sensed it was him. I sensed it.

Bish, I get what you're saying,

but there's a sure thing that we need,

and that's with evidence, bro.

You know when Kayla smelled the thing?

That's evidence she smelt the thing.

You should've seen the fear in her eyes.

I was there. I saw it.

And how did he get
to the safe house before us

- when we were on motorbikes?
- Keep your voice down.

No, I'm not calming down! No, man! No!

I hear what you're saying,
but that's just a hunch.

We need evidence.

When we got there, he looked
at me like he knew that I knew.

- He knew.
- Bish, that's all very well.

But what you want us to do?

Go and kick down
the police station door?

Say that you looked at us wrong
and you're coming with us?

We need something to pin on him.

That might actually work, man.
We're in South Africa.

Corruption is rife, clearly.

I'm gonna check something out.
You go and pack.

Get on your flight
unless you hear from me.

Why? Where are you going?

Come on. What are you going?

Mommy said.

Said what? Mommy said to help me pack.

And the best way to help
is to stay out the way.

You got ten minutes.

Then come straight back.
Flight leaves soon.

Ron. Can we talk?

You said you didn't wanna have the baby,

so there is nothing to talk about,
is there?

I didn't say that.

I just wanted to know
what it would look like?

- Well, he'd look like me, hopefully.
- Come on, be serious.

What would life be like?
How would we cope?

Babe, do you know that I would do
anything to make this work.

Like I'll do the school run
in the mornings, I'll...

- Really...
- I'll make them breakfast.

I'll help with homework. Just say yes.

- Just say yes.
- I don't know.

Come here.

Just say yes.

Maybe.

Yes, geezer.

Yo, I need you to find someone for me.

Yeah, hit me.

Yeah, I will
if you call me geezer again.

Listen. Date of birth:
15th of the 11th, '55.

Female. Esme Juniper Lewis.

Don't tell anyone about it, all right?

Yeah, I'm all up...

So, does it ring any bells?

- No.
- It's from a motel.

It was recovered from the crime scene,

and it should've been checked in
for a ballistics report.

Well, no bullets were checked in for me,

and I'd know because I'm the department.

Which officer's responsible?

Pike! Where are you?"

I am on my way
to the airport, what's up?"

Pull over and send me a pin.
I'm coming to you.

- Hey.
- Hey. Oh, listen,

I'm so sorry about the other night.

I was actually looking forward to it.

A pity you're heading back to London
now. I was gonna suggest we,

- you know -
- Yeah. Shame, but duty calls.

You look a bit, erm...

- Is everything OK?
- I hate flying.

- You could always delay it?
- I don't think so.

The bullet I recovered from the motel

never made it to ballistics.

- Because Dewald fired it maybe.
- Just before we showed up.

He was standing right there
when we walked in.

That could've been us.

Yeah, but he had no reason to kill us.

He had every reason to kill Joe, though.

Joe spoke, the whole
$5 million would've been gone.

Yeah, worth kidnapping
a little girl for.

So he commits a crime.
He investigates it.

Kills his own gang and comes out
looking like a hero.

- Yeah.
- So, what do you wanna do?

Check-in closes in a couple of hours.

You tell me, bro. I ain't got
flip what else to do.

What sort of father would I be

if I let these corrupt police
get away with murder, man?

We know it was him. Let get
the evidence to prove it.

I've got eyes
on him, boys. You're clear.

Thanks, buddy.

Yeah, ma'am, we're going around
the back of his house now.

Yo. This guy's got
two '65 Mustangs, yeah?

Yeah, I don't know anything
about horses, man.

Hey, listen. Before I tell you,

Arjana's pregnant.

What?

- Yeah, man.
- How did that happen?

Oh, come on, bruv.
I laid her down on the bed.

You never lay nothing down.
She got on top of you, man.

I know who runs that house.

When did you get time to do that?

Or you one of them quick guys.
Congrats anyway, man.

Yeah, thanks.

- Heads up. He's on the move.
- Okay.

All right. You're going in my pocket,

So if you hear anything weird,
just ignore it.

Okay. But make sure you can hear me.

I think he's... I think he's going home.

Milky. Din-dins.

- Here, kitty, kitty, kitty!
- Shit.

You're struggling against an old woman.

- She's strong.
- Use your muscles,

that's what you got them for.

How am I supposed to feed the damn cat

if you double-lock the bloody door,
Gene.

- Come on.
- Yeah.

I'll boot you through the window.
Fucking hate cats.

He's almost to the house.

Boys, he's outside. Get out now.
Can you hear me?

He's getting out of his car.

You need to get out of there now.

Hey, yo, Bish.

He's coming in.

Bishop. Bishop, he's coming inside.

- Can you hear me?
- He's what?

He's coming inside. You need
to get out of there now quickly.

Yo. Bro, we need to leave right now.

If there's evidence,
it's probably in there.

Bro, the guy is coming.
Right now we need to go.

Ma'am, we're out. We're out. All clear.

Yeah.

Yeah. I'm on my way.

- Hey.
- Hey.

She's a beauty, eh?

Right, we'll stay with Dewald.
You follow the old guy.

On it.

He's entering the building.
I'll send you a pin.

Bro.

You're clicking, man.

What do you think you wanna have
this time, a boy or a girl?

Bro, I'm not gonna lie.
I mean, I could do with a boy.

Yeah. Yeah. That is true.

Bro, real talk. It doesn't matter to me.

What a child needs is a parent
that cares about them,

loves them. You know?

Whoever they are, wherever they are,

doesn't matter.

Hmm.

You know what I mean?

You talking about your kids,
or you talking about me?

What do you think, bro?

You know, I can't imagine a world where,

you know, I had a child
that I didn't see.

And I can't imagine
how that child would feel.

Do you know what I mean?

Every day not knowing where
they are, where they come from.

It must be the hardest thing
in the world.

It's important.

You wanna know the truth, bro?

The truth is you know me, man.
You know me.

And if I look, I go all in.

And to be honest,
I am scared about what I might find.

It's just important that you look,
though, bruv.

You ready?

- Yeah, man.
- Who's gonna take the guard?

No, you take the guard after
your speech. You take the guard.

So, what, you take the old man, yeah?

All right. I'll play you for it.

There you go.

I'm angry now.
Don't complain if I beat him up.

Go, go, go.

Hey, Mufasa.

- Hey!
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Come here.

- Dewald.
- Wait, wait.

I don't keep anything
except a few dollars.

We're not here
to rob you old man, all right?

- What do you want?
- Dewald.

The man...

that you were
in the coffee shop with earlier.

You mean Jacobsen.

He's a diamond dealer.
What's the big deal, man?

Well, he's responsible
for kidnapping a little girl.

- Did you hear that?
- Yeah.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

When are you trading with him?

Wait. Tomorrow.

Are you sure

Yeah.

Are... you... sure?

- Yes.
- Yeah?

He's coming now.

Nobody makes a move
until he's exchanged the rubies.

Azid.

All right. Here we go.

Just one gate?

Anyone could come in here, you know.

Why? Who'd wanna get in?

No, I'm just saying.

Security's not very jacked.

No, no. It's-it's-it's-it's jacked.

Is it?

Yeah.

You okay?

Yeah. I'm f-fine.

Um, with those ruby stones on you,

I like to keep my eyes on them.

No, man, I haven't got any stones.

Yo, yo, yo. What's going on?

- I think you got the wrong guy.
- He knows.

I'm in the wrong place.
Sorry to have wasted your time.

Let's just wrap him.
He must have the stones on him.

Can you let me out?

Ma'am.

Now.

All right. Tanner, he's passing you now.

What we do? What we do?
What are we doing?

Own it.

- Ma'am?
- Just calm down.

We can't be sure
that he's got the rubies on him.

He must have the stones on him.
Otherwise, what's he doing here?

- Ma'am.
- And if he hasn't, what then?

Huh? We'll end up in jail
and he'll be gone.

This is a joke, team.

We're just gonna let this guy
walk Scot-free? He's a murderer.

- Oh, fricken insane.
- We couldn't risk it.

Maybe it's time to involve the police,

tell Thato what we know.
He is the chief of police.

Yeah. Yeah. That's a great idea.
Great idea.

For all we know, they're in
on this swindle together.

Do you know what, boys,
get back in your fucking boxes!

We might be off book,
but I'm still your boss!

Mum, you can't imagine
how much I love coming here.

I know, but you better be
on your best behavior, okay?

- Hi.
- Hey.

- Hello.
- Hello.

William.

I know what you are.

Megan, can I ask you something?

Yes. Of course you're more
than welcome to stay,

if you don't mind
the girls sharing with Kayla.

No, no. I wasn't gonna ask you that.

I just wanted to know how things
were between you and William.

Well, actually,

he's been amazing.

Really?

Mm-hmm.

- Shoot.
- What's wrong?

Uh, I just... I just need to dash.

Okay.

One of my colleagues
forgot the keys to the store.

- You don't mind, do you?
- No, no, no. Don't mind.

- Do you want some company?
- No. You stay. I'll be back.

If you're hungry,
Karabo will fix you an omelet.

Okay, cool.
Well, call me if you need me.

I've never made an omelet
in my flippin' life.

You...

- Mrs. Secardu?
- Hi. This is Megan's friend.

- She just popped out.
- Oh. Can you please ask her

to contact the school
as soon as possible?

Kayla's still a little distraught.

Uh-huh. Okay. Sure.
I'll go find her right away.

Thanks so much. Bye.

Um, the...

Don't worry. We'll be fine. Just go.

I'll be at her shop, okay?

Thank you for meeting me here, sir,

'cause what I have to say
is very sensitive.

Okay.

I don't have unequivocal evidence,

but I think it's highly likely
that your officer, Dewald,

was involved in the kidnap of Kayla.

That is quite an accusation.

Dewald is a highly decorated officer.

Yeah, I appreciate that, sir,
but he's buried evidence.

What evidence?

The bullet I recovered
from the motel room

never made it to ballistics.
And there's this.

He's had previous
with the victim's family,

and he never mentioned it.

He knew Megan.

Weren't you supposed to go on
a date with him the other night?

I wouldn't call it a date.

I'd call it more of a friendly coffee.

So maybe this is just a case
of a woman scorned.

No, sir. I think it's a case
of you being a chauvinist.

Okay. Maybe we're both
jumping to conclusions here.

Yes. Okay.

But if you don't take
this seriously, INTERPOL will.

INTERPOL? Here?

So this is just gonna be
another unsolved crime

on your books then?

Oh, I miss you.

Oh, no. It's okay. Sit.
We'll be fine here.

These people aren't interested in us.

- I'm sorry.
- Mm-hmm.

Okay? Things got a bit messed up.

Why the heck did you change the plan?

You were supposed
to ask William for the money,

not get him to steal rubies.

Megan, asking William for money
was never gonna work.

It was only gonna lead back to you.

So yeah, I came up with
something a bit more elaborate.

You were supposed to take her
to a suite at the Hilton.

Okay? Not some bloody township.

Yeah. I know. The plan changed,

but promise you, she was fine.

When is this gonna end? Hmm?

Did you do it?
The rubies, did you swap them?

You didn't do it?

It was too dangerous.

I could feel Starsky and Hutch
watching the place.

So what the heck
are we gonna do then? Huh?

Hey, they're still worth money.

That's enough for us to get away.

But we need
to move things forward. Okay?

We need to move today.

We need to go right now.

What about Kayla? What about school?

We're taking her with us. All right?

I've got a car packed.
All we need to do is get in.

I'm scared.
No, this is just so messed up.

I know.

Now, this is our chance, baby.
Don't bail on me now.

We have no choice. Come on.

What is it?

No. No, it's nothing.

Pick up. Hurry.

Come on.

Shh.

It's gonna be fine.

Promise you.

I know what you're thinking.

I'd like to hear from Megan.

Did you call me a friend?

And then you put
your own daughter in harm's way.

Why?

You were so kind to me. Okay?

You have no idea

how I just wanted
to tell you everything.

How did you manage to slip in there?

He wouldn't have. He'll still
have things to tie up.

I just can't figure what it'd be.

Megan's calling.

Hello.

And you were right about William.

He's... He's tortured me for many years.

Here. Hold on.

He kept me under lock and key.
He abused me.

He put me in the hospital.

He broke my spirit.

He broke my heart.
He even broke my ribs.

He kept me away from the world.

You see, he is a man with power

in a city where money
is like a god worth dying for,

and you cannot just walk away
from a man like that.

You need to reinvent yourself,
and you need to start again,

and that costs money, doesn't it?

And that's worth kidnapping
your own daughter for?

Surely not.

Bro, that's Arjana.

See, you married a kind man.

So maybe you won't understand.

But when you spend every day

being spied on, being beaten

because of the timing of a look

or because you didn't set
the table correctly,

then maybe you will see
my point of view.

So I chose to be happy.

And I did it for myself,
and I did it for Kayla.

- It's okay, baby. It's okay.
- I'm sorry.

Judge us by what we want,
not by what we've done.

Hey, that's Dewald.

I don't wanna hurt you,

but if you come
between us and our freedom...

Then what?

Where are you taking me now?

We're gonna get Kayla from school.

To the school. Go. Let's go.

I loved her from the moment
I first laid eyes on her.

It was years back.

I was responding
to a domestic disturbance.

Husband and a wife.

There were clear signs
of physical abuse,

but she wouldn't talk.

Yeah, but I could see what was going on.

This country.

When a white man reports a crime,

ah, no one hangs around. Police act.

Colored woman reports a crime,

often she's the one who ends up hanging.

- But what you two did...
- No. This was me.

I persuaded her to do this,

as terrible as you might think it is.

My life might be cheap down here,

but a second life isn't.

She's my Lacey.

I'll do anything for her.

Kayla, I can't afford...

Don't make me force you. Please.

- No.
- Kayla.

Come on, Kayla.

Please get up. Please get up.

What if she doesn't wanna come?

Kayla, let's go.

Let me out.

- Kayla, come on.
- No.

Let me out, okay? Just let me out.

Bro, no, no, no.

- No. No!
- He's got Arjana in the car.

No, no, no, no, no!

- I came here for the child.
- No!

I hope your old man can drive.

You don't stand a chance.

Hey, yo, go around. Go around.

Take it easy.

Bruv, what you mean, "take it
easy"? That's my wife in there.

I know.

Buckle up, bro.

Bro, I'm not sure
this is an off-road vehicle.

Yo. You know we missed it, right?

Shh, shh.

See what more madness to come, yeah?

Yeah, you know it.

Give him credit. The old man can drive.

Whoa.

Maybe not.

Come on.

Baby.

Come here. Come here.

Hey, Bish. Bish. Go, man.

It's all right.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

You need to get him.
You need to get him, baby.

Baby, I'm not going anywhere.
I'm not leaving you.

I'm not flippin' leaving you. No way.

- Do you love me?
- Yes. Yes.

He could have killed us.

He could have killed us, baby.

- Call Tanner, all right?
- Yeah.

Get him.

Hey, Mari. I need backup.

I'm on the beach at Monwabisi.

I'm injured,

and I'm being pursued
by those damn cops from London.

They're trying to kill me.

Just get me backup
and tell them to shoot to kill.

Yo, what is this place, man?

Drop whatever that is.

Bro, this really helps
with my stress levels...

Drop it!

Come on. Walk.

Hey, Pike!

There. Out there in the open
so nobody doesn't surprise us.

Come on, man. This is over for you.

For you maybe.

Hey, Pike!

I've got your partner.

Come out before I put
a bullet in his head.

You know you're not gonna
get away with this, right?

- Is that so?
- Mm-hmm.

You think the police
are gonna believe you over me?

- I'm a decorated officer.
- So am I.

You got five seconds,
or you're going home alone.

Five,

four,

three,

two,

- one.
- All right.

You got me, yeah?

You damn right I have.

Enough!

All right. Go on.

I didn't mean to hurt anyone.
I only wanted to help her.

Shut the heck up!

Don't you ever dare touch my wife again.

Do you understand?

I will kill you!

Kill you!

Don't ever mess
with a man's family. Clear?

Put your hands in the air!

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Yo.

Whoa, whoa. We're on your side.

We're on your side.

Put down your weapon, or we'll drop you.

It's about time, boys.

Hey, hey!

Not them. Him.

No. No, come on.

Please.

Come on, Mari.

Come on!

Dewald.

You're done. Take him away.

Come on.

Bro, what did I tell you? Distraction.

- Oh, my gosh.
- Didn't I tell you?

- Bro.
- Bro, it was a distraction.

It saved our lives.
Don't hate on the cube.

This is photographic evidence

your wife has been collecting for years.

She claims to have CCTV footage as well.

And she's prepared
to take the stand against you.

Now, we can do this the easy way,

or we can do it the hard way.

Take care, bro.

I'm so sorry.

I just... I just love
my daughter more than anything.

I just wanted us both to be safe,

and I just wish my life was simple.

Yeah, but it's not.

And now you're gonna spend
a lot of years in jail

away from your daughter.

Deservedly so, I might add.

You know you could've done better.

No doubt about that. You...

You played the worst cards possible.

Take her away, boys.

I just want...

- Yo.
- What?

I always wanted to say that...
"take her away, boys."

- No, no, no.
- What?

How come you saying the words
that I'm gonna say?

No, I didn't. I didn't say anything.

Bruv, you just finished my sentence.

- No, I didn't.
- You're doing it now.

People finishing my sentences.

Bruv, I say the last thing
to the criminals.

It kinda just works that way.

No, bruv, it can't be
like that all the time.

Sometimes you gotta let me say
what I need to say.

Well, you should've been faster then.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- Yeah?
- Yeah.

- All right.
- Yeah.

- All the time.
- You love me, don't you?

- Let me talk to you outside.
- Well, let's go.

What's up?

I just wanna talk to the kid.

- All right, do your thing, bro.
- All right. Love, G.

Hey.

Hi.

Listen. I'm not gonna lie to you, kid.

The road ahead's
gonna be tough, all right?

There's gonna be times where you just...

You're gonna find yourself
alone, and that's gonna hurt.

You turned out all right.

You know what?

You're gonna turn out all right, too.

Thanks.

Come here.

Okay.

Oh.

Here.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

I feel like it's gonna be a girl.

Why are you saying that?
Why are you jinxing it?

- What's wrong with you?
- I'm not. I think it's a girl.

- Well...
- Do you wanna know?

Of course.

She's right.

- Oh, my gosh.
- See?

Oh, babe, you'll be fine.
The girls love you.

- I know.
- Yeah.

It's all good. I love you.

Thank you.

- Here you go, darling.
- Thank you very much.

You're welcome.

Yo.

- Yo, man.
- What's that?

What's what?

What do you mean, "what's what?"

That brown envelope. You were
just looking at something.

- It was a work thing, man.
- What work thing?

- Geez.
- Hey!

- Hey!
- Hey! How are you?

- Hello, bro.
- Yes, man.

- Hey, good.
- Missed ya.

Yeah. Missed you, too.

- You look good.
- Yeah, you look good.

Yeah, you're looking well.
You're looking sun-kissed.

Well, you know. Pop a bathing suit on,

have a bit of sun.

- So, how was it?
- Good holiday?

Any sort of thing happen?

Ma'am said you might have got
into a little bit of a scrape.

Well, I mean, it was all right.

Yeah, it was all right.
It was all right.

- We got through.
- What did you guys get up to?

Well, you have to ask him, so...

It didn't have to be for long, mate.

We had to step up to the plate, mate.

That was, like, every day.
"What would Bish and Pike do?"

That's a lot of responsibility.
I've had to step up.

Did he actually step up, though?

No.

I'd love some food if there's any food.

The burgers are up there.

Why's everyone got their phones out?

- Look at that! Look!
- Oh, come on.

- Bro.
- Come on.