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Would you like to inspect the original subtitles? These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: Eߣ�B��B��B�B�B��matroskaB��B��S�g��M�t�M��S��I�fS��M��S��T�kS����O�I�f@�*ױ�B@M��libebml v1.2.3 + libmatroska v1.3.0WA�mkvmerge v5.3.0 ('I could have danced') built on Feb 9 2012 10:38:07D��AC%�Da� �h E��s���%�i솫�Q—W T�k���ׁsńIU���������S_TEXT/UTF8Sn�SDH�D!C�u@�� ������All I'm saying is, it's been a long week,��W�����Wand you said before you hate visiting her.���������I don't.��7C�u@��Π����It's just--she's just a lot to handle at times.���������Exactly, so why do I need to be a part of it?��y������She's my sister.��zC�u��4E�����Your sister, not mine.���������Okay, okay. 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Worked State Department.���������Not sure in what capacity, but he was carrying.��L�����J- A robbery gone bad? - No.���C�u@���ˠ����Wife said her husband initiated the confrontation,��6�¡��6tried to detain the shooter, got killed in the process.�� �C�u@��㏠����- She say why? - Nope.�� ����� After you get those photos,�� �š��)we're gonna need those shell casings sent to the lab ASAP.�� �C�u@��G�����We need to pull the security footage���������from the stores and traffic cams������� �within a three-block radius. - Yes, ma'am.�� �C�u@��������[suspenseful music]�� m����� mHe didn't return fire? - Nope.��������Wife said she might have distracted him.�� �C�u��2������Perp took advantage.��+�����I don't know why he pulled his gun.���C�u��I{�����I've never seen my husband act this way.��ܠ�����I didn't mean to distract him.��C�u@��^W�����Everything just happened so fast.��W�����W[sniffles]�������� �I know this is hard, but we do need answers�� WC�u��w������so that we can find the man that did this.��Ƞ���� AWhat did the suspect look like?��6C�u��������White, I think.�� ������ �It was so fast.��+C�u@���Ġ����I can't really remember that much.�������Everything's a blur.��,����� BClothing?��ݠ����Dark pants and jacket, I think.�� �C�u@���ʠ����I can't be sure.��N�����NIt's okay.��Ҡ���� You're doing fine.��󠱡��We understand that your husband worked���C�u��Ԏ�����for the State Department.���������In what capacity?��X�����VSecurity for embassies.�� C�u��������His last assignment was Croatia.�� K����� KI think this might be related. - Why is that?�� �C�u�������The man that shot him, he had an accent--�� b����� bsounded Eastern European.��X������♪ ♪���C�u��-P�����I can't believe he's gone.���C�u@��F�����We're gonna do everything in our power��X�����Xto find the man that did this to your husband,�� �������I promise you.��MC�u��m������All right, folks. So our DOA is John Reagan.�� A����� AUh, his last assignment was working security��C�u@���砯���for the American embassy in Croatia.��B�����BHis wife thinks there's some kind of connection, but--�� 蠵���*well, you know, wives aren't always right.�� C�u@��������So let's dig into the evidence.����á���Kelly, are we getting anything with those shell casings?�������� )Yeah, looks like a 9-millimeter, no prints or DNA.��7C�u@���{�����Hmm.��A�š��AWell, rumor is, when one door closes, often another opens.��Ҡ����Ian, you got that open door?��!C�u@��¯�����Any usable surveillance video near the crime scene?���������I think I have something.��!�ġ��It looks like there's footage of the suspect running away���C�u���~�����a half-block from the shooting.��X�����XAll right, throw it up.�������� �Eyes up, people.�� C�u@������Uh-huh.���������Facial rec, or--��y����� 5No--baseball hat is too low,�������Jplus now he's wearing dark sunglasses.��C�u@�� 䠲���All right, so he knows what he's doing.���������He knows there's cameras everywhere.��y����� xGood for him, but you know what they say--��ޠ����Vhard work beats talent when talent doesn't work hard,��yC�u@��$������so let's work harder and catch this guy.�� @����� @And I promise, that's the last tropey thing��d������I'll say this afternoon.���C�u@��9񠿡��Hey, anything interesting from the State Department?��+�����+No, not yet, but his supervisor�������� �is on his way over here now.�� �C�u@��R������John Reagan worked at the Croatian embassy,��ޠ�����but he was all low-level stuff--���������uh, body protection, forward recon, things like that.�� �C�u@��jҠ����His wife said she thought the shooter had an accent.�� x����� xMaybe he was from there.��X������Eastern Europe is a big place.���C�u@���������Lots of accents, countries.�� 󠢡�� �I get it, Agent Morales,��*�����but there could be a connection, given the facts.�� �C�u@���z�����So if there is any information��c�����cyou can give us that could help...��6������Um, I don't know what else to say.���C�u���������Okay, well, this is a photo of the shooter.���������Does he look familiar?�� C�u@���W�����- No. - Well, not to you.���������But he obviously did to Reagan,��c����� �which is why he apprehended him.�� *C�u@���s�����I get it, but I have no basis of knowing�� Ҡ���� �if this has anything to do with Croatia��������Wor the State Department.�� C�u��ޠ����John was a good guy.���������He worked security at the American embassy.��������KNot much more to say.���C�u@��.�¡��But given the fact that he tried to detain the shooter,�� b����� bthat feels work-related.��Ҡ����4Could be, but I need more information.�� �C�u��M�����No, we need more information.�� ������ �Like was Reagan really a flunky,��������or was he in the game?���C�u��kt�����He was a State Department employee.�� �C�u@���������I'm sorry?��L�¡��LWe're trying to find the person responsible for killing��Ǡ����one of your colleagues, and you are acting coy.���C�u���b�����We're on the same team here.��n�����nOh, we're not.�������� Same country, but different team.�� �C�u���/�����John was a good man.�� Ѡ���� �I wish you luck.��n�����?Hope to God you find the punk who did it.�� �C�u���򠘡��♪ ♪��C�u@��򿠢���So was he trying to lie?�������Or trying to tell us something?��B����� WWell, my guess is a little of both.��ݠ����4Low-level embassy jobs are filled���C�u@�� ������with intelligence assets.��y�����yI'm guessing that Reagan was a spook.��n����� �Yeah, me too. I'll reach out to Morales's���C�u@��i�����boss and see what I can learn. [phone buzzes]���������Police just found footage of a suspect getting out��������Kof the cab three blocks from the crime scene.�� �C�u@��:M�����Cab company said they dropped this guy��ݠ�����off here a couple hours ago.��-����� Yeah, I know the guy.���C�u@��Mڠ����He and a friend are staying in room 10.�������A friend? Male or female?�� �����Male, about the same age as him.���C�u@��e������What does he look like?���������I don't know, white, sort of short.��A����� �You ask me, they both seemed like a couple of wackos--�� C�u@��yǠ����and dirty.�������They don't even let the maids clean the room.��Ҡ���� �Okay. They here now?��n�����VYour guess is as good as mine.���C�u@��������What name is the room under?��Ǡ�����I don't know. Neither of them gave one.��頩��� �ID is required to rent a room.�� C�u���ʠ����Well, what can I say? Cash is cash.���������Need to keep the lights on.��NC�u���a�����All right, we'll take the key to room 10, please.��+C�u���;�����[tense music]�� ������ �Great.��,������Look, these rooms are small,���C�u��베����so why don't we clear the space, you guys post up?��y�����yCopy that.��ݠ����V♪ ♪���C�u�������FBI!�� C�u��*c�����Clear.��y�����yPlace is empty.��ݠ����VLooks like they knew we were coming.�� C�u@��Bà����Left in a hurry. - Well, yeah.���������You kill a man in broad daylight,��z����� xyou gotta expect the cops to come after you.���C�u��b������Looks like our killer and his roommate were religious.��ݠ�����[click]��zC�u��|������Maggie, run! Grenade!���������- Go! - Go!�� ������♪ ♪��'C�u@��溠����So looks like these guys were expecting us.�������Yeah.��Ǡ�����Place has a few exterior security cameras.��LC�u@���⠶���We're forwarding the footage to 26 Fed now.��7�����7Hopefully they will get a good shot of their faces,��Ơ�����since it doesn't look like any evidence���C�u��o�����survived the explosion.�� ����� - Right. - Means we're nowhere.��ݠ�����We're not nowhere.��cC�u��&������We've got this.��+�����+[suspenseful music]�� x������Okay.��7C�u@��V򠴡��I need to know what the hell is going on.���������[sighs] I told you, I can't discuss--��7����� �No, no, four of my agents�� �á���just walked into a motel that was rigged with a grenade.�� �C�u@��q������They could have died.��B�����BI have to know what, exactly, is happening.��W������Who was John Reagan and why was he really in Croatia?���C�u���������I wanna help. I do. [elevator dings]���������But I keep telling you, my hands are tied.�� C�u@���\�����If you have something specific,����š���if you have an actual lead to a potential killer, call me.�� �������I'll see what I can do.��yC�u@���*�����But until then, I can't talk about John Reagan�������without my supervisor's consent.�� �����4Sorry. It is what it is.���C�u@��ﵠ����Hey, any updates from the State Department?����š���No, Morales' boss just kept repeating the same party line,�� �C�u@�� c�����insisting that Reagan was just a low-level member�� x����� xof the embassy security detail.��������lAnd they expect us to believe that?��yC�u@�� H�����They don't care what we think.��7����� LLet's go over their head.��,�����xTalk to the director of the CIA.���C�u@�� 0������No, we're gonna get the same answer.��Ǡơ���I know this is frustrating, but they won't reveal any intel�� L�����unless we have actual proof��+C�u@�� H۠����that Reagan's overseas activities���������are connected to this investigation.�� ����� �That's just the way it is.��������?Right. All right.��BC�u@�� a\�ơ��So I guess we're gonna have to solve this case our own way,���������work the few clues we have, right?��x�����w[suspenseful music]���C�u@�� u������Okay. Hey, Ian.��n�����nAny luck identifying that cross?��ݠ���� KLooks to be a Croatian testament cross.�� �C�u@�� �Ġ����Mm, confirms we're dealing��y�����ywith someone from Eastern Europe.��7����� �Well, from Croatia, no less, the same place�� �š���our victim was last stationed. I guess the wife was right.��6C�u�� �ʠ����Hey, we just found something.��6C�u@�� �m�����The timestamp is 20 minutes before our team�������showed up on the scene.�������� �And they're both wearing hoodies and sunglasses,��Ơ�����so no facial rec, I presume.���C�u�� Ӊ�����Correct.�� Ơ���� �Oh, wait, there's something hanging��������bfrom the primary suspect's backpack.�� lC�u�� �W�����Can you punch in on that?��8�����xIt's an ID badge.���C�u�� ^�����Hudson Genetics.���C�u@�� ������Yeah, I know the guy. His name is Luca Cilic.��X�����XHe works here?��X����� �Not anymore. I fired the guy two days ago.���C�u�� 1@�����Why is that?���������He tried to access a restricted area of the lab.�� !������Any specific reason?���C�u�� E������Not sure, but we have a zero-tolerance policy.�� 󠭡�� �We need to see his employment file���C�u@�� Ye�����and speak to his supervisor.�������Sure, I'll text him.������� +I was just with him a few minutes ago.�� �����4[alarm blaring]���C�u�� rI�����What the hell?�� M����� M[tense music]�� @C�u�� �֠����♪ ♪��UC�u�� �+�����No!�������What's going on?���C�u@�� �������We need to lock down the lab now.���������Yes, sir.������� �And get Hazmat out here.��������I need people inside to inventory the contents��+C�u@�� Ӧ�����of that open freezer ASAP.�������Sir, what the hell is going on?��B�����WIt--it's nothing. We have it under control.���C�u�� 裠����Okay, it doesn't seem like nothing,��ݠ�����and you look really scared right now.������� �I am. I--���C�u@�� �/�����I think someone just stole something.�� ����� If you'll excuse me, I have to coordinate��頨��� an evacuation of the building.���C�u�� �¡��And I suggest the two of you leave immediately as well.��6�����6♪ ♪��'C�u@�� Lݠ����Okay, the building is secure, so we need answers now.�� ������ �Just one second. I need to--���������No, hold on. No, no, no. What is going on?��nC�u�� j������You said something was stolen, so what was it?��Ҡ�����We've been developing a synthetic virus.���C�u@�� �Y�����Okay, and someone stole that virus?�� ������ �It looks that way.���������Well, don't you have cameras in the lab?���C�u�� �������Yes.��z�����zThen we need to see that footage right now.��蠚��� bOkay, follow me.���C�u@�� ��ǡ��There's a two-party protocol to access the specimen freezer.�� W����� WMy ID needs to be swiped along with the researcher's.�� �C�u�� ̺�¡��That didn't happen, so the alarms immediately went off.�� 6������Hold up. There's someone.���C�u�� 驠����Okay, that's where the alarm got triggered.��ޠ����6The guy jamming the door, who is that?���C�u�� ������Wait, rewind it.��W�����WStop.��B������Jim Leavins.���C�u@�� ������He's a professor, a researcher here at the lab.�� !����� !Okay, why would he wanna steal his own research?���������I have no idea.��C�u�� ?Ѡ����We've been working on a vaccine, but--��+�����+A vaccine for what?�������� �COVID.���C�u@�� T������We've been creating a vaccine to protect people��Ҡ�����from any and all COVID strains.��n�����@So that's what the synthetic virus is?��*C�u@�� j������It's just another strain of COVID?��頣����More like a super strain.��ݠ�����It's 1,000 times more virulent than COVID-19.�� �C�u�� �T�����If it were to be released into the community,��5�����5millions of people will die.���C�u�� �}�����♪ ♪��`C�u@�� �^�����We believe the man who shot John Reagan��Ҡ�����is involved in the theft of a dangerous strain�� ������xof the COVID virus.���C�u@�� �Ԡ����Something that could be weaponized,��d�ȡdsomething that could be used as a weapon of mass destruction.�� b������We also believe you know more about Reagan���C�u@�� �J�����and the shooter than you're letting on.���������Well, you know how this works.��Ӡ���� yI can only talk about certain things.��������5Not with the possibility of mass casualties,���C�u@�� /�����and not when you're talking to the FBI.���������Okay, I understand.�� c�ơ��But this is all off the record. I don't have clearance to--���C�u@�� (ݠ����Fine, it's off the record.���������Now, tell us everything you know about Reagan��6������and this guy Luca Cilic.���C�u@�� FR�����Yeah.��Ҡ�����Name's obviously an AKA, but I know the face.�� 砵����He was the guy in the ball cap and glasses��nC�u@�� _y�����you showed me earlier. - Right.��B�����BHe was working at a place called Hudson Genetics.�� �ȡVIt looks like he conspired with one of the researchers there,�� C�u�� |�����a guy named James Leavins, to steal a super infectious��4�����4and lethal strain of the COVID virus.�� �C�u@�� � �����And the beta version of the vaccine�� ����� they're developing to combat the virus.��m�š��wLast I heard, this guy you're calling Cilic was in Canada.��aC�u@�� �㠭���Some small town called Hawkesbury.���������Okay, well, he's in New York now.��y�����He must have slipped across the border.�� C�u@�� ������We would have been notified if he entered legally.�� B����� BAnd you think he shot Reagan?��󠙡��5We know he did.�� C�u@�� �U�š��And we also know he is involved in the theft of the virus,��ݠ�����so you need to start answering questions��L�����)and stop asking them.���C�u�� �Q�����Yeah. Okay.�� ������ �Yeah, I get it.���C�u@��l�����I'll start with Reagan.���������Like I said before, he worked for the embassy.�� �����[suspenseful music]��MC�u@��4נ����But he was also involved in a few���������top-secret State Department operations.�� ������)Okay, so he's a spy?��cC�u@��R������- Correct. - And what about Cilic?�� L����� LOther than the fact that he likes AKAs�� �����Vand to vacation in Canada?���C�u@��j̠����[chuckles]���������He's a member of a religious terrorist group��n����� mbased in Croatia.�� �����xThey're all ex-soldiers���C�u���Ƞ����looking for independence from the current regime.��۠�����Why?���C�u@���������Well, they claim the government has been�� Ơ���� �systematically rooting out Catholics��y�����?with extreme political views like theirs.���C�u@���������And Reagan?��-�����-Why was he keeping tabs on them?��󠬡�� I can't really get into all that,��������but the Croatian government is an ally.���C�u@���v�����This would have been really great to know��X�����Xthe first time we spoke.������� mLike I said, I'm not at liberty--��nC�u���Q�����I'm not at liberty to disclose.���������I know.�������� 6I've heard that speech a thousand times.�� KC�u@��Ҡ����[knock at door]���������Sorry to interrupt. We just pinged Leavins' phone.�� A�����@[tense music]�� �C�u��͠����♪ ♪�� 砏��� �Okay.��Ҡ�����He's still hitting off the same tower,�� C�u@��.������about 600 yards away.���������Okay. Maggie and I will go east.��o����� cYou guys go west.��6������White male, medium build, 47 years old.���C�u��F(�����Last seen wearing a gray backpack, red ski cap.�� ������ �All right.��nC�u@��Z;�����What is going on here?��y�����yThe scientist is trying to steal the same virus���á�� yhe's been trying to create? That doesn't make any sense.��������No, it doesn't.�� C�u@��qӠ����Maggie, I think I see him.���������Heading away, olive jacket, ski cap.�� )������Yeah, he's got the backpack.���C�u���u�����We have eyes on Leavins. He's heading east.�� b����� b♪ ♪��_C�u���R�����- FBI. - What's going on?���������Sorry.���C�u��� �����[upbeat music playing]�� 5����� 5[crowd cheering]�� �C�u�� ~�����I got eyes.�� ������ �9 o'clock.���C�u��1J�����It's a drop, not a handoff.��ݠ�����Hey, stay on him. - Yep.�������� y♪ ♪��=C�u��_m�����James Leavins!��8�����8Hands up now!�������� �Don't shoot, please.�� C�u��uS�����I've got Leavins in custody.��ޠ�����Tiff, Scola, get into position to secure the virus.�� �C�u��������Hey, Cilic!���������Stop!������� �Hey, FBI!��7������[crowd shouting]�� �C�u���f�����[gunshot] [screaming]��6�����6Get down! Everybody, get down!��MC�u���J�����Stop!��y�����y♪ ♪��>C�u��������Hey, get down! Stay where you are!���������Move, move! Get back!�� �C�u��'������[panting]�� ܠ���� �♪ ♪��'C�u��S������We lost Cilic.���������Last seen headed east.���C�u@��xO�����Tell me we have eyes on Cilic.���������- We're looking, boss. - Well, look harder.��y����� mWe need to find this guy.��n������You know what?���C�u@���������We need to get some choppers in the air.��Ҡ�����Mike, choppers. Can you make that happen?�������� �- You got it. - Thank you.��������Ian, work with TSA.��nC�u@���Q�����Contact airline carriers, every airport,��頵����public and private, in the tri-state area.�� �����We need to lock this city down. - Yes, sir.���C�u��Η�����Hey, Maggie. Bring Leavins to 26 Fed.��X�����XWe need answers.���C�u@���������Like I've been saying, my intentions are noble.�� x����� xYes, you do keep saying that,���������but we're trying to figure out how stealing something���C�u���������that can kill millions of people is somehow noble.��C�u�������This man--�� Ǡ���� �he warned me not to say anything, so...���C�u��0�����I can't really tell you what's going on, but...��ܠ�����I'm not a criminal. I'm not. I--I swear.�� �C�u@��Hu�����Listen, you are staring down some real time.�� Ҡ���� �You've already committed a slew of federal crimes,��������so if I were you, I would start talking.�� �C�u��i �����♪ ♪��C�u���������He forced me to do it,�� Ơ���� �to steal the virus and the vaccine.�� �C�u���N�����Okay. Who is he?���������And what do you mean forced you?�� 󠦡���His name is, uh, Luca Cilic.���C�u��Ĭ�š��He wanted the virus and the vaccine we've been developing.�� Ѡ���� �Said if I didn't steal them...���C�u��������he'd kill my wife.���C�u@��������Okay, I understand why that would be frightening.��Y�����YBut what I don't understand is why you didn't tell us��������so we could help you.���C�u�� �����- It was too late for all that. - What do you mean?�� �C�u��'������May I show you something?��XC�u��Vd�����Cilic sent me this photo earlier.�� C�u��r�����Like I said,�� *����� *it was too late to ask for help.�� C�u���:�����♪ ♪���C�u@���&�����- Kelly. - Yeah?��,�����,What's going on? Where's Cilic?������� AHe couldn't have just disappeared.��X������Well, we're striking out on traffic cams���C�u@��ǧ�����in the vicinity of the boardwalk.���������And what about Leavins' wife, the proof of life photo?�������� LCan we figure out what phone it was sent from?���C�u@���Š����Yeah, it's a burner, but it's been turned off.�� x����� xYeah, but whoever sent that photo,��ݠ����Uthey didn't wipe the geotags.���C�u@���נ����I got latitude, longitude of where that photo���������was taken, when it was taken.��������aCoordinates are indicating she's being held���C�u@�� Ƞ����at a warehouse in Long Island City.���������Yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, Tiff.��X����� We have a possible location for Leavins' wife.���C�u@�� ������You guys get over there right away.���������Ian will give you the address.��頻��� xWhat's going on with Leavins? Is he cooperating?��6C�u��4[�����No, not yet.���������I'm gonna take another run at him.��-������[tense music]�� �C�u��HҠ����♪ ♪���C�u@���������Mr. Leavins, we are doing everything we can��Ҡá���to find your wife, but we need to know more about Cilic.�� 6�����Do you know where he was living?���C�u��������No.��Ƞ�����Did you ever meet any of his friends?�� @�����No.���C�u���������Did he tell you what he was gonna do with the virus?�� ������ �Of course not.���������♪ ♪��_C�u��������Hey, Scola. Check this out.�� ������ �Got some food containers. Might be able to pull DNA.�� �C�u@��������We should get that down to the JOC.���������Okay, did he ever discuss politics,��Ҡ�����uh, rant about the Croatian government,���C�u��5������its political leaders?�������No, we weren't close like that.��n����� �Mr. Leavins, I wanna know���C�u@��I������everything you know about Cilic.��n�����nEverything he's ever said to you.��Y����� �I wanna help, but I can't.�� �C�u��c������If Cilic is apprehended before he flees the country,���C�u��ww�����his associate will murder my wife.�� ����� ♪ ♪��'C�u���n�����We are your best chance of saving your wife.��W�����WNo. I need to trust my instincts.�� �C�u���������My wife's life depends on it.�� L����� LIf you find her,���C�u���������I'll tell you everything I know.�� *C�u���L�����You're wrong about this.���������We are your best option, not the terrorist.�� �C�u��;�����Hey, Tiff?��������*At least now we know she was here.���C�u��"������Hey, so no sign of Mrs. Leavins,�� l����� lbut we found her shoe--��BC�u@��6H�ȡa sneaker she was seen wearing in a recent social media post.��X�����X- So that means she was there. - Right, exactly.�� �C�u��J|�����Now, could be they moved her to a new location,�� 󠬡�� �or they--they took her with them.���C�u@��^m�����Yeah, but either way, the clock is still ticking.�� ����� Let's talk to Leavins again.���������I've got a new angle. Just play along.�� nC�u���������Mr. Leavins, good news.�� ����� We found your wife. - You found her?�� �C�u���������She's--she's--she's okay?��L�����LYeah, yeah, she's doing well, all things considered.�� AC�u���1�����♪ ♪��x�����xShe's being debriefed right now.�� �C�u@��y�����Can I talk to her?��X�����XUm, no, uh, like Agent Bell said,��������Vshe is being debriefed right now.���C�u@���u�����But she's okay? She--she wasn't injured?�� L����� LNo, we don't believe so.��X������She will undergo a full medical examination.���C�u��������Okay.�� L����� LThat's great news.�������aIt sure is.���C�u@��%�����Now we need to focus on finding Luca Cilic.�� ����� We need to secure the virus��蠯��� �before he sells it or weaponizes it.��+C�u@��:-�����Right. I understand.�� ������ �You realize the only reason I stole it��頫����was because of that photo, right?���C�u��Rk�����Yes.��Ӡ�����You did commit a series of crimes,�������� xbut we understand why you did what you did.�� !C�u@�g�����And I am sure with your cooperation,���������we can come to a favorable deal.��������UOkay. Thank you.�� �C�u@��� �����Now I need you to tell me--��n�����nJust put her on the phone.�� 󠾡��aI-I just wanna hear her voice. I've been so scared.�� �C�u���&�����I was convinced she was dead.�� Ơ���� �Um.��蠰����Like we said, she is being debriefed,�� AC�u��������so it's not possible.��M�����M♪ ♪���C�u���H�����What's going on?�������Excuse me?��!����� @Something's going on here.�� �C�u���p�����Yeah, something's going on.��ݠ�����You give a lethal virus to a terrorist.���������That's not it.���C�u��]�����I don't trust you.��o����� MI need proof she's alive, or I'm done talking.�� �C�u��(N�����♪ ♪�������Hey, have you finished scrubbing Leavins' phone?���C�u��D�����Yeah, nothing too useful,��B�����Bjust a few texts about the dropoff location,��y������the address.��yC�u@��XE�����Okay, what about the proof of life photo?��󠬡���Did it come from the same number?������� No, that is a different phone,���C�u��lݠ����a burner that was shut off three hours ago.��y�����yAny luck?��������5No. No, we're nowhere.�� �C�u@��������Were there any personal photos or videos��z�����zof Leavins' wife on his phone?��y����� �Uh, yeah. Lots.��7�����*Vacations, restaurants. - Good. All right.���C�u���������I'm gonna need you to take a few--��n�����nUm.��,������You sure you wanna double down?�� �C�u@���v�����No. No, Maggie.��ݠ�����It's pretty much the last damn thing��z����� Wthat I wanna do right now, but I'm trying to stop��n������a deadly virus from being released.���C�u@���������That is my only goal.���������And that should be yours as well,�������� Aso you can get on board, or you may go.��aC�u��옠����♪ ♪��3C�u��ˠ����Look, I'm not sure what--���������Ian, just do what I ask.�� L������♪ ♪���C�u@��Rc�����She keeps talking about her time in New Haven.�������We get it, she went to Yale.��Y����� nShe keeps talking about--�� C�u@��f۠����She keeps talking about her--��M�����M[speaking in reverse]�� W������Get over here as soon as possible.���C�u@��}�ǡ��I'm not sure how much of this I can handle on my own.�� ������ �[speaking in reverse]��������@I can handle on my own.��,C�u@���n�����So sorry you couldn't be here tonight, James,��6�����6but the food is amazing.��������4Still trying to make sense���C�u���u�����of how I'm going to eat all this,�� ����� but it tastes delightful.���C�u@���������Still trying to make sense���������of how I'm going to eat all this.��z�����?Still trying to make sense��,C�u��������of how I'm going to eat all this.��c�����c[speaking in reverse]���C�u��춠����See you soon. Love you. Bye.���������♪ ♪��vC�u��<�����I'm okay, James.��ޠ���� �I'm okay, James.��mC�u��fr�����I'm okay, James.��y�¡��yI'm still trying to make sense of what happened,�� �C�u��{������but the good news is, I'm alive.�� �C�u���������Oh, she's okay.���������Oh, my God, she's okay.��󠜡���She's really okay.�� �C�u��������[breathes shakily]�� A����� AThank you.��WC�u���������Thank you so much for saving her.���C�u���i�����Now, tell me everything�� 4����� 4Cilic said to you.��p������I wanna know every detail.���C�u��������Um, he wasn't all that communicative.���C�u�� ͠ȡBut he asked lots of questions about the virus's limitations,���C�u��"e�š��how long could it survive, did it need to be stored at a--�� L����� Lat a certain temperature.�� C�u��7Š����And what did you tell him?�������� LI explained that the virus is durable.��4C�u��SE�����It could survive almost anywhere.���������But the vaccine isn't.�� C�u��g������It will only stay viable for about eight hours.�� A����� AAfter that, if left unfrozen, it'll expire.�� �C�u��~������How did he respond to that information?��6������When I told him about the vaccine, he seemed relieved.��>C�u���Ҡơ��Said something like, he only was going to need seven hours,���������so he was going to be okay.�� �C�u���t�����And did he say anything else?��ޠ���� �I think he said he had friends waiting��WC�u���Z�����with proper equipment to take it to Croatia.�������Something like that.���C�u���]�����Is that it?��!����� �Yes, that's it. That's all.���C�u��������♪ ♪��C�u��7������Thank you both.�������� ASo much.���C�u��_��ǡ��Okay, I can't believe that we just created a deepfake video.�� *����� *Maggie, we did what we had to do.�� C�u��w᠏���Yeah.��M�����MRight now, we need to focus��B����� �and move on to Cilic.�� bC�u@���Ҡ����Okay, um,���������a direct flight to Croatia will take 10 to 12 hours,�� �������and every airport around here is on high alert.��WC�u���������He would be a fool to take a plane.�� ������ �Cilic said he only needed seven hours.��yC�u@���ʠ����Mm-hmm.��,�����,That's about how long it takes�������� �to drive to the Canadian border.��n�����UOkay, but why Canada?���C�u����¡��The State Department said that they saw Cilic in Canada��ܠ�����before he was spotted in New York.���C�u@���̠á��I don't know, maybe he's got friends or family up there,���������but the math works.����á�� bLet's dig into that and notify the Canadian authorities.��nC�u@���������[phone rings]��c�����cHey, Scola. What do you have?�������� �I just talked to a witness-- saw a dark gray Jeep��XC�u@��۠����pull away from the warehouse about two hours ago.���������Didn't get a look at the plate�������� 5but said there were two men inside.��A�š��vOkay, well, that's helpful. Did she get a look at the men?��7C�u@��,������Yeah, said that they were both white, medium build.�� Ơȡ �One of them was about 6 foot. The other was a little shorter.�� ������All right, that's a match for Cilic and his associate.�� C�u@��Iw�����We'll get out a BOLO and start scrubbing traffic cams.��X�����XWhat about Mrs. Leavins? Any sign of a woman?�� +������No, just the two men.�� C�u@��c�����All right. Keep looking for her.��c�����cCopy that.������� xTiff's canvassing for witnesses as we speak.��M������All right, I'll let you know���C�u@��z������what we find on the traffic cams.��c�š��cThere's a good chance they still have Mrs. Leavins.�� 5������They don't.���C�u���=�����What?��Ҡ�����I just found her body.��y����� K♪ ♪���C�u��������She's dead.���C�u@���S�����All right, folks.��z�á��zSo unfortunately, we were too late to save Mrs. Leavins.������� �Scola found her body outside of a warehouse��Ƞ����ain Long Island City.���C�u@���o�����That is murder number two for Mr. Cilic,���������so let's find this son of a bitch.�������� �Elise, any luck finding that gray Jeep?��蠪���lJust got a hit on a traffic cam��zC�u@��U�����10 blocks from the warehouse.���������Dark gray Jeep, no plates.�������� lThat's Cilic.��������They're probably stuck in traffic.���C�u@��$�����Where are they?���������Corner of Lancaster and Essex,��蠟��� �not far from the 287.��z�����Which leads-- 287, straight shot to Canada.���C�u@��6򠰡��When was the photo of the Jeep taken?���������Two minutes ago.��6����� �All right, get our people over there now.��z�����J♪ ♪��>C�u��k������Hey, there's somebody else in the car with Cilic.���������Let's move in.��������K[gunshots]��)C�u��� �����FBI, show me your hands!�� ����� Let's go.�������+Shots fired, one down. Cilic on foot.��6C�u@���נ����Stop! Nobody move. Up against the wall.�� ������ �Uh, hold up. He has hostages.��+������- Inside! - Yes, yes.�� C�u��ر�����- Move inside! - Ah. Okay.��X�����X[hostages shouting]���C�u@���2�����Get SWAT down here immediately.��M�����MI'll set up a containment.��!������Okay. We stay patient, talk him down.��nC�u�� D�����Make sure he doesn't release this damn virus.�� b����� b♪ ♪�� C�u@��9%�ơ��The suspect is still holed up in a video installation room.���������NYPD is on the perimeter. - Hostages?�������Yeah, but we're not sure how many.���C�u@��M7�á��Working on getting a visual inside the room as we speak.���������Command center is operational?�������� AIt's in the lobby.�� �����a[tense music]�� KC�u@��l�á��I just got inside using the building's security cameras.�� ����� - How many hostages? - Four.��Ǡ�����- Any audio? - No.���C�u@���d�����But the gallery has a PA system,���������so I was thinking maybe that's the way�������� �we could make contact with Cilic.��������@I don't think this guy's the negotiating type.���C�u@���3�����I agree, but he's got four hostages.��Ƞ�����We have to try.��󠬡�� �Jubal, are you getting this feed?��y�����4Yeah, we got it.���C�u��������♪ ♪��l�����lHe's losing it, feeling trapped.�� WC�u@���۠����Let's try and lower the temperature, calm him down.��ޠ�����Right. All right. Maggie, try to make contact.��ܠ�����But have SWAT mustered by the door���C�u���~�����in case he doesn't engage.���������They're already in place.���C�u�� ������Luca Cilic, my name is Maggie Bell.�� 蠛��� �I'm with the FBI.�� @�����(You're surrounded.��MC�u�� &�����This is over.�� ������ �I need you to drop the gun and let these people go.�� �C�u@�� >������No. Nothing's over!�� ������ �You want me to shoot, huh?��頸���lMake these people dead? [hostages whimpering]��6C�u�� W^�����No, no.��Ҡ�����No, I want every single person alive.�� @C�u�� kp�����So please, help me make that happen.��l�����lNo.��,C�u�� ������You do what I say.��蠗����I want a jet,�� y�����aone capable of flying long distances.���C�u�� �$�����That's never gonna happen.�� ����� I'm telling you right now, it's over.�� lC�u@�� �������So this needs to end peacefully.�� L����� LPeacefully?��ݠ����)There can be no peace, not for my people.���C�u�� ڞ�����Luca, this virus that you have�� ����� is incredibly dangerous,���C�u@�� �y�����and if you accidentally release it,��Ǡ�����people all over the world are going to die.�� ��ȡJThat includes the people that you love and care about.�� C�u��!̠����You're wrong.��蠝����I have the vaccine.���������No, the vaccine isn't even functional yet.���C�u��!/x�����It doesn't matter.�� A����� AThe virus is like a bomb.���������It gives us power--���C�u��!I�����power to make demands.��y�����ySo get me that jet...���C�u��!a������Or I'll release the virus, here and now.��5�����5♪ ♪��>C�u@��!�������We've gotta move now.���������Yeah, Maggie, have them make entry.��ޠ���� nWe need to secure the virus before he tampers with it.���C�u@��!�_�����The door is easy. The gallery just gave us a key.��Ƞ�����But with that many hostages, there's gonna be������� �a lot of confusion, people running for cover.��B�����That means line of fire issues.���C�u@��!������Okay, then let's deploy flashbangs,���������knock them on their asses, including the hostages.�� ����� �If he still aggresses us?��Ҡ����xThen we take them out and pray that��XC�u@��!�Ѡ����none of the hostages get caught in the crossfire.��X�����XCopy that.�������� Sound the cart, then bang.���������♪ ♪��'C�u��"50�����[screaming]�� 󠓡�� �[gunshot]��cC�u��"J,�����Scola, Tiff, suspect down.��󠖡���At your six.��Ҡ�����Check his pulse.��nC�u��"{������- He's dead. - And the virus?��6C�u��"�>�����All good.���������It's still sealed.���C�u��"�제���[sighs] Thank God.�� ����� The virus is secure.��Ҡ�����[relieved murmurs]���C�u@��"�۠����All right.��z�����zLet's evacuate the hostages and secure the building.�������� Yeah. Uh, good--good work.���C�u��"⫠����Get those hostages clear�������and let Hazmat handle it from here.��xC�u��#������What's going on? Did you find Cilic, the virus?��X�����WYes.���C�u@��#������The threat has been neutralized,��z�����zand the virus and vaccine are now secure.�� ������That's good news.��C�u��#67�����What about my wife? Where is she?��頝����Is everything okay?�� C�u��#K3�����Your wife is dead.�� B����� B[somber music]�� lC�u��#a᠚���I am very sorry.�� 砦��� �What do you mean she's dead?���C�u��#{������The moment you gave Cilic the virus,�� Ơ���� �his associate killed her.���C�u��#�e�����What?��L�����LYou lied to me about my wife being alive?���C�u��#ɡ�����What kind of person does something like that?�� A������I am very sorry for your loss.���C�u��#� �����Go to hell!��C�u��$!�����[sobbing]�� xC�u��$5�����[knocks] Hey, you have a second?�� ������ �Yeah. Yeah, come in.�� mC�u��$Kr�š��Um, I just wanted to come in here and clear the air a bit.���C�u��$e�����Look, I--I know why we did what we did today.��5�����5But what?���C�u��$�������But I don't feel good about it.��y�����yMaggie, it's over.�� C�u��$�4�����It was my choice to lie to him, not yours.�������So your conscience should be clean.�� *C�u��$�Z�����Hmm.��M�����M♪ ♪��C�u@��$�ˠ����Are-are you, uh, coming to the get-together tonight?��V�����VNo.�������lNo, uh, I'm headed to a Knicks game.�� mC�u��%@8�����[sighs]���������♪ ♪��=C�u��%�������Ready for another?��+�����+Yeah.���������♪ ♪��C�u��&*�����[dramatic music]�� y����� y♪ ♪��=C�u��&M_�����[wolf howls]���63390

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