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[music playing]

[sirens]

[car tires schreeching]

Empty the till.

Give me some money!

Give me some money!

Zane, give him the money.

Shut up!

Zane, give some money!

Give me some money or I'll blow your brains out.

- [inaudible] - Shut up!

No.

[non-english singing]

RADIO: Armed hold up in progress.

Mason Street, Lakemba.

The two offenders are described as male,

Middle Eastern, around 160 centimeters tall.

One wearing a blue hooded jacket.

One carrying a black backpack and wearing a baseball cap.

- [inaudible] - [inaudible]

RADIO: One could be armed with a hang up.

The offenders were last seen on foot

on Mason Street heading South.

Hooded jacket, black backpack.

MICHAEL JOHNSON: Major crime 101, we've got two males.

One's wearing a hooded jacket.

One's got a black backpack.

They're on foot headed North towards the railway station.

[screeching tires]

[inaudible] blue!

Get down!

Get down!

[interposing voices]

[gunshot]

RADIO: All cars, all cars, keep a lookout for two males,

possibly armed with an automatic pistol,

Middle East in appearance, one wearing a blue jacket,

one carrying a black backpack.

These men are wanted in connection

to the shooting of an officer.

All officers to attend as soon as possible.

John, you all right?

Are you hurt?

Still [inaudible].

Got nothing.

Just start at the beginning, mate.

Did you ID these guys as the ones that did the armed rob?

So what happened?

We pulled them over, guns drawn.

And they started yelling at each other and--

- Were they armed? - I don't know.

I don't know.

One of them ran away.

And we chased after him.

And-- and-- then the other one come at me sideways and grabbed

my gun and shot [inaudible]--

What happened to your gun?

He dropped it over there somewhere.

I'll check it out.

Just take it easy, all right?

The EM guys will take care of it, OK?

He's dead.

Call on forensics.

Helen, are these people around here, are they witnesses?

- No. - Well, piss them off.

Will you lock the place down?

No worries.

We'll work it out, all right?

We'll get them.

We're going to get these guys, all right?

[sirens]

RADIO: Two males of Middle Eastern appearance

are now wanted for the murder of a police officer.

If persons of this description are seen,

stop and check ID and [inaudible]..

[interposing voices]

[sirens]

Stay here.

Put your hands in the air.

Keep your hands up, hands up, mate.

He's got the wrong man. My father's a sheikh.

You cops have no respect. - [inaudible]

I'm the Sheikh Mohammed Al'Alwani.

Turn around.

[sirens]

How did his wife take it?

Not great.

Two kids right?

Yeah, four and six.

OK, now I'm sure we're all pretty devastated by what's

happened to Michael Johnson.

I think the best that we can do right now

is focus on finding out the people who did this

and make sure no one else gets hurt.

You know, forensics is squared off on both crime scenes.

We've got people doing door knocks,

recent jail releases, and known gangsters in the area.

Stolen vehicle checks?

[inaudible] said the two was left in a white

vehicle [inaudible] but they're on foot

when the shooting occurred. - OK, find the stolen vehicle.

They wouldn't have dumped it too far away.

We've got to keep the pressure on, keep the pressure on

to flush these people out.

We've got a lot less chance of doing that if we

antagonize the community.

Two men have just murdered a police officer.

We'd like to find them.

Yeah, so would I. But [inaudible]

searching respectable Muslim leaders

is not going produce results.

What leaders are we talking about?

The Sheikh Mohammed Al'Alwani along

with his son and his daughter.

He was driving an unregistered vehicle.

Oh, guilty then.

He must have shot a cop.

OK, well, look, hang on.

We're all upset.

Let's just try and stay level-headed here.

Look, Cole's got surveillance footage of the armed hold

up at the petrol station.

If these are the guys that shot Johnson,

we've got them on tape.

They've got their hoods up, sunglasses.

You can't see a lot.

Then we get out there and we work with the community

on finding these people. - What do you want to do, mate?

Do you want hand out flyers?

Look, talk to leaders, sheikhs.

Yeah, OK, Malik, but we're not pussyfooting

around with some politically correct

public relations exercise.

We question everyone.

We run up suspects.

We find these bastards as soon as we can.

Let's get out there and talk to those people

before that prick kills our chances.

You should sleep together and get it over and done with.

The man who was shot was quite young?

Yeah, 28, two kids.

Have you heard anything?

Only they are looking for two men of Middle Eastern

appearance, whatever that is. - That's you and me.

Look at us, we could be twins, right?

That's true.

It's possible the shooting was linked to some armed robberies

happening in the area.

Whoever did this is not doing us any favors.

I'll do what I can.

[non-english speech]

[non-english speech]

[non-english speech]

[non-english speech]

You reckon he'll give us anything?

If anyone knows what's going down on [inaudible],, it's him.

Yeah, how does he manage that?

He's got one ear to God, man, and one to everyone else.

[sirens]

It's right across the road here.

I go to the market.

Yeah, we've established that.

But you said you were back here by 9:00 AM.

Yes.

Around 9:30, two young men, they're chased by police,

running, running.

And gunshot, yeah, bang, bang, bang?

[non-english speech]

Did you see anything or hear anything?

OK, two young men about this high, baseball caps.

One's got a blue jacket and one's got a backpack.

OK, if you remember anyone who looks like this,

you give us a call, OK?

Thank you.

I think you should brush up on your Arabic.

Make me more sense having someone

in the middle of Beirut.

This one, this one here, Robert De Niro.

Robert De Niro?

Not Robert, Robber Dinero.

This one called this one Dinero.

Did he have an accent?

His English not good.

I think he's Japanese.

And what's the one with the gun, sir?

He said, give me the money.

He's just shouting to Sam.

Pointed a gun, pointed it right here.

So what happened?

Did you give him the money?

I didn't want to die.

Why do you think Talal was involved in the shooting?

Talal's problem is too much testosterone.

He should open a sperm clinic and make some money out of it.

Instead, he causes trouble.

When did he go missing?

His parents said he left around nine o'clock yesterday

morning and didn't come home last night.

Does he carry a mobile?

It's switched off.

He didn't attend [inaudible] prayer.

- OK. - His parents are very worried.

Got you. I'll talk to them.

They're honest people.

This is a good starting point.

Thank you.

OK, the kid's name is Talal Labban.

Let's see if he's got any formers.

Yeah, thanks.

Disobeying a lawful direction, public order incident in Villa

Wood, offensive language, assaulting police,

resisting arrest, nothing serious.

He left for his tutorial at university.

And you haven't seen him since?

He didn't turn up for work at the [inaudible] shop.

He didn't come home to sleep.

And his mobile is switched off.

Could he be staying with a mate, girlfriend maybe?

No, he would call us.

We've tried contacting his friend Ali,

but he is missing also.

- Ali's last name? - Hassan.

This is not like Talal, you know?

He would not just disappear. - No, no, I understand.

Is there something else, something about his behavior

that was worrying you?

[non-english speech]

Ms. Labban, what are you afraid of?

We are afraid for our son.

It's not safe for him and his friends--

[interposing voices]

Please, Ms. Labban, what are you afraid of?

The look in his eyes--

he was scared, very scared.

When?

Guys, I can't help you out until you tell me everything.

Ms. Labban, please.

I'm going to ask you again.

When was the last time you saw Talal.

He came back home.

I knew there was something wrong,

but he wouldn't tell me what it was.

- [non-english speech] - Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Hang on a sec. - I tried to make him stay.

I told him we would help him, but he wouldn't listen.

Did he say anything to you?

He told me he was in trouble, big trouble.

Did he change his clothes?

All right, I need to borrow those clothes, all right?

Why do you want his clothes for?

Why are you asking this?

His clothes are going to help us locate him.

I'm trying to help you find your son.

This shooting of the police officer

yesterday, you're not saying that Talal was involved.

At this point, we're just-- [interposing voices]

My son goes missing and now you think he's a murderer.

- That's not what we're saying. - No one is saying that.

Then why do you take his clothes?

We've got to ask him a few questions.

His clothes are going to confirm that he wasn't

involved in the shooting.

If he's done nothing wrong, he's got nothing to worry about.

I'm going to need a list of all the people

that Talal hangs out with from you.

My son is not a criminal.

I understand.

He studies hard.

He works for his uncle, you know?

And he tries to help the refugees.

I'm going to do my best to find Talal, OK?

In the meantime, if he contacts you,

you tell him to call me, all right?

I'll help him sort it out, all right?

[inaudible]

[inaudible]

We'll get these back to you as soon as we can.

I found a photo.

Talal Labban, 25 years, resident of Lakemba.

Print it.

We'll need anything that you've got his mate, Mr. Ali Hussain.

These need to be tested for gunshot residue.

Did you get a swab from the suspect?

Well, if we knew where he was, we would.

Maybe check with immigration that he hasn't left?

[inaudible] is on the road.

I'm organizing [inaudible] about the boys'

landlines and mobiles.

Talal is close to his family.

He won't stay out of touch for long.

Get a list of his friends, extended

family, associates, anyone that could be harboring him.

Need a warrant, knock the places over.

Hang on, hang on, hang on, [inaudible] before

we start kicking doors in.

We'll I'll knock first before we go in.

We've got nothing on this kid. All we've got is suspicion.

He's got priors and so does his mate.

What they were wearing matches [inaudible] description.

Plus, he pissed off from the site after the incident.

That doesn't [inaudible] him.

His family think he's involved.

That's good enough for me.

[inaudible] they're worried about him.

Why wouldn't they be worried about him?

He's just killed a police officer.

We don't--

You know what else they're doing?

They're hoping their mate on the inside might get him off.

You know what?

They're looking for someone to trust, right?

When Mick Johnson's wife buries

her husband on Wednesday, there's

two kids without a father.

I want the bastard who killed him locked up.

You think I don't?

I've 48 hours. That's my deadline.

What's yours?

Twice they interview my son.

When did this happen? Did you see this?

- Just before five o'clock. - Who did it?

Some boys, kids.

How tall were they. What were they wearing?

Did you see it? - Leave it, Zane.

I don't want you making things worse.

Were they driving a car? Were they driving a car?

Your father has not had a shower in a week.

He says the water hurts.

This I can make disappear.

I can repaint the wall.

But [inaudible] cannot make him the man he was.

Do I smell?

Not yet, but you will.

Salaam allulakum. [inaudible]

Allulakum salaam.

Why didn't you answer your phone?

I couldn't. I'm sorry.

Bye, Dad.

I was worried it might be you.

I saw the news.

Did you attend the scene? - Yeah.

Don't worry, I'm all right.

See you [inaudible].

Babbu, you've got to shower.

Let's go.

Look, nothing up here idiot.

There's nothing up here.

Babbu, look, it takes 10 minutes to shower all right?

[inaudible] and they think I'm brain damaged.

[inaudible],, it takes 10 minutes to shower.

Let's go, [inaudible]. Come on, let's go.

Rachman, please, please.

Babbu, if you can't do it for yourself, though, come on.

Zane is only trying to help.

Oh, Zane got a tiger on one side and a bear

on the other side.

And he still thinks he's going to win.

[laughter]

Oh.

Woo, woo.

Oh, that's cold.

[babbling] [inaudible] It's a police state.

A policeman was shot today.

Trying to find the man who did it.

What about the man who shot me?

Who's looking for him?

I am.

[inaudible] You're a cop.

[inaudible] [singing in arabic]

[music playing]

[singing in arabic]

[inaudible] Metcalf Drive.

This is the house of Talal Labban.

Hang on, hang on, hang on. Slow down.

Slow down.

Slow down.

Where are you?

Yeah, but where-- now, Talal, listen to me.

Calm down.

You've got to tell me where you are.

I can help you, yeah, but you've got to tell

me exactly what happened.

No, no, Talal, we've got to ask you a few questions.

That's all.

Look, I can talk to the cops for you.

I am one.

Talal, [non-english speech].

I just made contact with Talal Labban.

Where is he?

He hung up when he realized I was a copper.

Guess his parents must have left that bit out.

Well, did he give you anything?

He says two men jumped him. They didn't know they were cops.

We yelled "Stop, police" and drew our guns.

That's [inaudible].

He got cold feet, but, come on, he wants to talk.

OK, well, he can do all the talking he wants in here.

Listen, we're not waiting around

here while you workshop this with all your buddy Arab mates.

OK, he's got 10 hours to make contact,

otherwise we go in at dawn.

Thank you.

All right, let's get on with it.

Firing line, he's isolated.

Perimeter is established.

[ringing]

Hello.

POLICE NEGOTIATOR: Ali Hussain? - Yeah.

POLICE NEGOTIATOR: This is the police negotiator.

As you can see, your house is surrounded by police.

There is no avenue for you to escape.

All the police that you can see here

are for the safety of those inside and outside the house.

Shit man, what's going on?

POLICE NEGOTIATOR: What I need you to do

is follow my instructions and no one will get hurt.

Now, how many people are inside the house?

Three.

Fucking cops are here.

What? What's going on?

They've got machine guns.

OK.

The police are here.

They want us to go outside.

- What is going on? - I don't know.

What do they want?

I don't know.

Mom, Dad--

[inaudible]

[non-english speech]

Keep your hands on your head!

Police!

[inaudible] Police!

Keep your hands on your head!

[inaudible]

This way.

Stay down.

[inaudible]

Yeah, that's three in the first house,

five in the second house.

How many were in the first house?

Three.

We've only got two.

There's still one inside.

Police, don't move!

Police!

On the ground!

Hands on your head!

Ahmed!

[inaudible]!

[screaming]

Ahmed!

Call an ambulance!

Ahmed!

[inaudible]

Who secured the bloody street?

[interposing voices]

Ahmed!

[inaudible],, look what you've just done!

[non-english speech]

[sirens]

What the hell happened?

[inaudible]

Well, big men in black pointing [inaudible]..

Of course, he panicked.

Now he's in ICU fighting for his life.

Do you want to know he panicked and ran?

They're illegal immigrants.

His mother couldn't produce a Medicare card at the hospital.

We called [inaudible]. Turns out they're both illegal.

So what are you saying?

He's illegal, therefore he ran, therefore he

deserves what he got?

What I'm saying is the TAU boys did their job.

At least they're clear about that.

You're either an Arab or you're a cop.

We were about here when the car pulled up

and two blokes jumped out.

RAY CROWLEY: So why did you just start running?

We were late for a bus.

Which bus is that, mate?

The 271 to Paramata.

The 274 to Paramata.

There's one thing that doesn't make sense to me.

You live in Hartford Street but you

just told us you went to May Street to your mate's place.

If you go down, Perry, under Bishop, which takes

you past the service station.

But you don't go that way.

You go the long way around. - So what?

RAY CROWLEY: So why did you go the long way around?

It's just the way we went.

It's the way we always go.

RAY CROWLEY: How often you did that?

Whenever we both have a 10 o'clock tutorial at uni.

RAY CROWLEY: Two young men fitting

your description held up that service station at 9:30 AM.

I heard it on the news.

It wasn't us.

RAY CROWLEY: 15 minutes before you and your mate

were first spotted by the [inaudible]..

I just told you, we didn't go past the service station.

Let's hear your version of the story.

- We went the other way. - Let's hear your version.

You're running along here and what happened?

A blue Toyota pulls up and two guys jump out of it

and start coming at us with guns, all right?

And we're going, where did they come from, you know?

ZANE MALIK: OK.

We--

ZANE MALIK: Then what happened?

Well, Talal's screaming at me to run.

So I bolted this way.

And I get to about here.

And I hear a gunshot.

And I turn around.

And one of the guys are on the floor.

- One of who? - The cops.

Come on, Ali. You didn't know they were cops.

You said so yourself.

How were we supposed to know?

They weren't in uniform.

They didn't have a police car.

I think when they said, "Stop, police" that may have

given you a bit of a hint, eh?

They didn't say police!

Ali, tell us the truth, and we'll work it out, all right?

But don't lie. - I'm not lying, OK?

They never said they were cops.

When someone comes out of a car and has a gun and starts

chasing you, you're not going to stop

and figure out who they are.

You're going to run, OK, like that kid the other day.

Yeah, yeah, mate, just a tip, stick to the facts, will you?

So where was the cop who got shot?

Where was the cop? - Where was he, buddy?

Over here?

Was he over here? - Further back.

Further back?

Was he over here, was he?

Yeah.

So you heard the shot, you turned around.

And where was Talal?

He was running. RAY CROWLEY: Where did he go?

Come on, you're mates, right?

You must know where he is. Where is he?

I told you, I don't know.

RAY CROWLEY: Well, I'll tell you something, just

a friendly little tip from matey here.

You better start thinking about it

because we're not going to leave you alone until you do.

Thanks for your assistance.

Ali, you're not doing Tala any favors.

Are you sure you don't know where he is?

I'm worried about him.

His mom's worried about him.

If he's out there on his own, anything could happen.

Last time he got into trouble, he went

to his cousin's at Penrith.

OK, I tried calling there, but there was no answer.

OK, thank you.

Hey-- don't think they respect you, OK?

Because at the end of the day, you're one of us.

And when you turn your back, they're going to do it to you.

[inaudible] Talal's cousin in Kinrith says

he hasn't seen him, but the gun he

keeps in his shed is missing.

Great, so he could be armed.

Yeah.

How is he?

His arm is badly crushed, but they tell me he will survive.

OK.

[non-english speech] How about you?

How are you?

They are sending us back.

Look, I might be able to get some legal help, all right?

I'll make some inquiries.

We'll see what can be done.

Why do they do this to us?

Why does this happen to Ahmed?

He has hurt no one.

Curse this place.

I wish I had never set foot in this country.

[music playing]

Can't you sleep?

I've been waiting for you to come home.

[inaudible] this weekend.

Concord Warriors, isn't it?

He's fast [inaudible]

Dad?

Yeah?

I don't mind you kissing me at home, but not at school and not

at a game, OK?

OK, promise.

Come to bed.

They went in too soon.

Well maybe you should be more careful what you tell them.

I've got to tell them what I know.

But always the minute you find out?

You give them every little tidbit the moment

you get it because you're afraid they won't trust you.

If I withhold anything and they find out,

they'll never trust me again.

But you know how they'll react.

It's not dishonesty, Zane, it's timing.

How's the boy?

Alive.

But they're sending him home.

[music playing]

Nothing like a bit of favorable PR.

- What happened? - Nevermind.

Young men, [inaudible] they've got nothing better to do

than stir up more trouble.

What did they do?

They opened a furnace.

They'll get angry and behave like idiots.

Grab your bags. I'll drive you to school.

I don't want to drive.

- Mommy, we want to walk. - Hurry up.

I've got a meeting at 8:30. I don't want to be late.

You go, Habibi.

I'll take them.

No way, I'm walking.

- Amir! - What?

Everyone else walks. Why can't I?

- Because it's not safe for you. - I don't care.

I'm not going in the car.

Here you go.

This looks like you.

Sit down.

All right, have a good day, all right?

I'll see you.

Bye, Daddy.

Bye [inaudible].

The critical incident team is coming through tomorrow.

We all need to be on the same page.

Well, there's only one page to be on.

It was an accident. - Yeah, I know that.

You know that.

But hindsight is a powerful weapon.

Well, a kid ran onto the road during an operation.

We all wish it hadn't happened.

But it doesn't make the decision to go in there wrong.

Yeah.

God, I must have managed a total of two hours last night.

Give you hard nights, you know, no one is sleeping.

Yeah, but it's been weeks.

I've tried everything.

I lie in bed thinking if this goes on,

I'll have to be carried off in a straight jacket.

Yeah, [inaudible] doesn't it?

Well, how do you deal with it?

You really want to know?

No, no, all right, maybe not.

Anyway, any chance these guys get

to have me tipped back down to sargeant,

they're going to use it

Well, if you want to be commissioner,

you've just got to bite the bastards.

Oh, is that what I want, is it?

Yeah, but you won't admit that until you're there.

Well, if pigs ever fly, I'll have you to thank.

Hey, Zane.

I thought you might like know we got

a positive gunshot residue result on the swabs

off Talal Labban's clothing.

We also got a positive on the swabs of [inaudible]..

His clothing?

And his hands.

[inaudible]

[inaudible] had a call from one informer who said that one

on Lakemba and [inaudible] last month was

done by a couple of Chileans.

Are these the two men of Middle Eastern appearance?

That service station attendant was pretty convinced

that they were Lebanese.

Hey, Robert De Niro, he didn't know the difference

between Lebanese and Chinese.

Hey, dinero, that's Spanish for money, right?

How would I know.

Trust me, it is.

If those Chileans did do the stick-up,

maybe that's what they were saying.

Get the dinero, get the money.

Which means when they pulled over Talal and Ali,

they had the wrong guys.

Maybe there's no connection between the robbery

and the shooting.

Hey, John, how are you managing?

[inaudible]

- Anything I can do? - No, no, no.

I think it's all [inaudible].

Yeah.

Poor bastard.

Do you know Mick Johnson was godfather to his kids?

When's the funeral?

Ash Wednesday.

[inaudible]

Well, it's a Christian funeral, same god,

different name.

You think that someone was looking

out for old Mick Johnson?

You reckon there's someone on the other side, do you?

There's nothing there.

I want to go over some details with Duff.

What for?

A few questions came out of Ali

Hussein's statement yesterday.

Now, listen, he was thoroughly interviewed

by the critical incident team two hours after the--

[inaudible] I've still got some questions.

He's been through enough.

I'll make it quick.

If you want to re-interview him, I'm going to be there.

Camera view from the side.

How did he get the gun?

Breached it out of my hand.

Before or after you fell to the ground?

Before.

He grabbed the gun, pushed me sideways.

INTERVIEWER: So you're on the ground here.

And where was he when he fired the shot at Johnson?

Here.

He fired one shot.

Mick went down.

And he ran that way.

INTERVIEWER: And what did you do?

I picked up the gun and radioed for help.

ZANE MALIK: Let's start again from when you pulled up.

You got out, guns drawn. - Yeah.

What did you say?

I told them to stop, get on the ground.

ZANE MALIK: How did you identify yourself?

Like I said in the first statement,

we yelled, "Stop, police."

The suspects say you didn't say police.

Well then they're deaf.

OK.

Then what?

Then they start yelling at each other in Arabic

and then one of them ran.

John, do you want to take a moment to consider if you

might have left something out?

What?

You think I'm not telling you the truth?

No, no, I want you to be clear in your mind

and tell me everything you remember.

Yeah, I left out the bit where my partner looks up

at me, bullet in his back, and tells

me to look after his family.

John, the details on how you lost the gun,

it was actually taken from you, they lied.

And the suspects are denying that anyone

took it from you at all.

Don't you think I've been over this 1,000 times in my head?

I don't know.

One minute, I'm pointing my gun at the bastard doing about.

The next minute, the other one is reaching out of my hand.

OK, so he grabbed it off you. Then what?

He shot Mick in the back.

Then what?

He ran.

What happened to the gun?

He dropped it five meters from me.

I wasn't going to leave it there.

All right, John.

Thanks.

I didn't know you were after the job of the [inaudible]..

You'd be a real pinup boy for IA.

ZANE MALIK: See, the [inaudible] artists were positive on John

Duff's jacket and hands.

He's within a meter of the gunshot.

Well, that explains the jacket.

He could've got GSO when he reholstered the gun.

Ali was running when he heard the shot.

He turns around. Talal is here.

He didn't see a weapon in his hand.

Duff says Talal wrestled the gun from him,

fired once, ran, dropped the weapon, which is found here.

One of them has got it wrong.

So these are businesses.

This is a school, right?

You want to tell me there were no witnesses?

Let's get back out there.

We'll talk to the residents, the teachers, the workers.

Someone must have seen something.

Let's go, man.

Thank you very much for your assistance, ladies.

What about this place?

Resident was approached, said she saw

nothing, poor English, eh?

[inaudible]

A'salaam allulakum, [non-english speech]..

[ringing]

[non-english speech]

[inaudible]

Talal Labban has been sighted by a patrol car

here in industrial state out of Canberra.

[inaudible]

[non-english speech]

- Malik-- - [non-english speech]

Malik, we've got to go, mate.

- He didn't do it! - They found him.

Who? Talal?

He's armed. Shots have been fired.

You're waiting for the negotiators, right?

Yeah.

Zane!

Zane!

Where is he going?

Where's [inaudible]

What the hell is he doing? Is he mad?

- [inaudible] out of there. - Wait.

He's got a witness.

The suspect is innocent.

The suspect is armed.

Talal!

I want to help you, Talal.

Talal, [inaudible]

MAN (ON RADIO): He's behind the carriage.

I want every angle covered.

No, you're a cop. Piss off!

Talal!

[inaudible] I spoke to your family, Talal.

I spoke to your family.

Leave my family out of this.

No, but they're worried about you, Talal.

They're good people. - Get back!

Your mom and your dad, they're good people.

Get back.

You're not a criminal, all right?

Get back or I'll blow your head off.

You get back now. - [inaudible] shoot anyone.

Shit!

What options have we got?

OK.

Suspect is still armed.

We have a possible hostage situation.

I didn't fly a plane into the World Trade Tower either,

but I may as well have because I'm an Arab

and Arabs are terrorists.

You're not with us.

And they'll never accept us no matter what we do, mate.

Listen to me, all right?

I respect you, Talal. I respect you.

But they, they don't.

Then fight for it, Talal.

You've got to earn their respect, all right?

Prove to them that you deserve it.

You don't get respect waving a gun around.

We have the go ahead for lethal force if necessary.

You're out there helping the refugees.

Sheikh Al'Alwani told me you got a high distinction at uni.

So what are you doing here, huh?

You're not a criminal.

Ali is not a criminal.

So why were they pointing guns at us, then?

They got you mixed up with someone else, all right?

Now, tell me what happened.

Talk to me.

Talk to me.

Two guys jumped out of a car with guns.

- All right. - So what did you do?

Ali ran.

But I turned and I saw one of them

was going to shoot Ali in the back so I--

so I pushed him and then, and the gun went off.

OK.

And the man chasing Ali got copped in the back.

So you didn't shoot anyone?

I didn't shoot anyone.

I've got a witness, a woman, an Arab, all right?

She didn't come forward because her English isn't very good.

But she's agreed to testify.

All right?

Yeah.

They're not going to believe me.

They're not going to believe me.

But they're going to believe her.

If she testifies, they're going to believe her.

I'm not saying you're in the clear.

But there's a big difference between pushing someone

you didn't know is a cop and shooting

someone with intent to kill.

All right?

I just want to help you.

All right?

I just want to go home man.

All right, give me the gun.

We'll sort it out.

We'll sort it out.

- OK. - All right.

- OK. - I just want to go home.

All right.

[gunshot]

Hold your fire!

Shit!

Call an ambulance.

Hold your fire!

Stop!

Hang in there.

Hang in there.

[crying]

Hang on.

The ambulance is on its way.

Just hang on.

He didn't shoot anyone.

Duff shot Johnson.

RAY CROWLEY: You lied.

Why?

I didn't lie.

It all happened so fast.

I didn't know--

I didn't-- well, I wasn't sure.

Now you weren't sure.

But the moment you remember, the memory

that's going to stick in your gut and keep you awake at night

is when you looked down and you saw the gun in your hand

and you just tossed it on the ground.

Because that's how it happened, isn't it?

There's no CPR.

You didn't try and save your partner's life.

You just stood there.

And you were trying to figure it out,

what was worse, having to admit you accidentally shot

your partner or sustaining a lit that's going to haunt

you for the rest of your life.

Because you see, John, it's not just your word

against some Arab kid now. Now we've got a witness.

He pushed me.

When I tried to regain my balance,

my finger must have squeezed the trigger and--

it was an accident.

Of course it was an accident.

Of course it was an accident.

But by covering it up, you've perverted

the course of justice.

There will be an IA investigation

and you could go to jail.

And you should go to jail.

[non-english singing]

John Duff is making a second statement.

So one thing's for sure, his career is finished.

At least he's still alive.

Jesus, if you would have waited

for the police negotiator, that boy still might be here.

He was cornered like an animal, nothing to loose.

He needed to know he had a chance.

Well, I'll tell you what I'll do.

For your next time you want to pull a stunt like that,

play the hero, charge in, I won't try and save your life.

I'll let your head get blown off.

You're a murdering bastard.

And you're a mad Arab.

Now I'm going to do you.

[non-english speech]

[non-english speech]

He can't even get himself a glass of milk anymore.

But some day, the person who did this to him

will die and have to face what he's done.

I want him forced to face what he's done in this life.

[music playing]