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Previously on "The Rookie"...

Detectives Wolfe and Vestri,

this has the potential of being
a very dangerous operation.

[ Gunfire,
indistinct shouting ]

Multiple gunmen,
officers down.

Vestri?

You got the Tap.

You're gonna be
one kick-ass detective.

I'm not ready
to give up patrol yet.

He swooped in like a bat out of
hell and crashed into my car.

-You hit me.
-Whoa, whoa.

Let's just start at the
beginning, starting with you.

I had engine trouble.

And if I wasn't such a good
pilot, I would've crashed

instead of making a controlled
emergency landing,

so I deserve a little more
gratitude than attitude.

Sir, can you step over here,
please?

-Those look like bullet holes.
-Dale: What?

No, those are, uh --
those are bird strikes.

Oh, let me guess -- the elusive
brass-jacketed hollow point?

Is that why you
had engine trouble, sir?

Because someone
was shooting at you?

Why would anyone do that?

Control, 7-Adam-15,

check in with OCPD

and see if they have a 211 at
Orange County Savings and Loan.

Dispatcher:
7-Adam-15, be advised

the bank was robbed
an hour ago.

Suspect escaped in
a blue helicopter.

So, hands behind my head, then?

-Yep.
-Hands behind your head.

♪ I'm gonna win for you
like I know you want me to do ♪

100 shifts.

Sgt. Grey: Listen, not a lot of
rookies make it to this point

in their probationary year.

It's a reason
to celebrate.

But not too much.

For your first 100 shifts,
your training officers

have been there
to guide the way.

Not today.

Plain Clothes Day.

That's right, Officer West.
Very good.

I'm sorry,
what is Plain Clothes Day?

Sgt. Grey: Your T.O.s will be
out of uniform,

riding with you in a strictly
observational capacity.

They will not advise,
assist,

or help you in any way.

Every decision
will be yours to make.

Does this mean
I finally get to choose

where we eat for lunch?

Yes, Officer Nolan.

For all intents and purposes,
today...you are alone.

And that should
scare the hell out of you.

This will be a true measure

of where you are
in the learning process.

And your performance today
could have a profound impact

on your career path
in this department.

So, any questions?

Lucy: Uh, yes, sir.

What happens if we
get into real trouble?

Deal with it.

And if you can't,
your T.O. will step in.

But make no mistake --

If that happens,
you will be judged.

That's it.

Good luck out there.

Nolan: Are you guys as excited
about this as I am?

We finally get
to call the shots.

-I know, right.
-Whoa, slow down.

You two realize that 20%
of probationary officers

that wash out
of the program

do it
during Plain Clothes Day.

Don't tell us that!

-Why would you tell us that?
-Motivation.

They grow up so fast,
don't they?

Please, they're just as green
as they were yesterday.

What are you looking at, Boot?
I'm not even here.

Let's go get our gear.

My wash out number's three.
What about you?

Same. I bet Tim's is up
in double digits by now.

Damn straight.

I've had 11 rookies
bounced from the program

during Plain Clothes Day.

Looking to make it
an even dozen today.

Do not listen.

They're just trying
to psych us out.

Talia:
Already making a mistake.

If we're not here,
why get two kit bags?

We're supposed to
have two bags,

just in case they have
to take action.

First mistake avoided.

So many left to make.

[ Chuckles ]

This is going to be
a very long day.

Hey.

I didn't know
you were back.

Restricted duty.

I'm on my house mouse,

pushing papers,
catching calls, you know.

It's good to see you.

It's good to be seen.

What are you doing
wearing civvies?

Mm, Plain Clothes Day.

[ Chuckles ] Right.

I remember mine.

I got in a fist fight
with a 300-pound woman.

[ Chuckles ] Who won?

The orthopedic surgeon
who had to fix my shoulder,

-that's who won.
-[ Sugar packet tears ]

-[ Chuckles ]
-Detective Wolfe:
I heard you put a pin in

that detective's exam.

What happened?

Realized I still had few things
to accomplish as a P3 --

especially after what happened
to you...and Vestri.

It was a nice funeral.

Yeah...

So, uh, how long before you're
cleared for regular duty?

I'm not rushing it.

No shame in taking a beat when
something like that happens.

None at all.

Bishop.

Thank you.

I wouldn't be here
without you.

Any time.

What are you doing?

Filled out your evaluation.

But we haven't
even left yet.

-[ Trunk lid slams ]
-Yeah.

I already know how
today's gonna go.

No, you don't.

You're just trying
to get in my head.

But it won't work.

[ Seatbelt clicks ]

[ Chuckles ] Right...

Thank you.

[ Seatbelt clicks ]

Don't open it
until end of shift.

Whatever you wrote in here,
I'm gonna prove you wrong.

I knew you'd say that.
It's in there.

Is it true Plain Clothes Day
determines

the track of our career?

Oh. That's right.
I get it. Sorry.

You're not here.

It's not that I'm worried
or anything.

Just...I don't want to be stuck
with some lame assignment

like front desk.

Oh, you think front desk
would be

a perfect fit for me,
don't you?

Lots of people to talk to
about their problems.

[ Chuckling ] No, thank you.

I did not join the force
to be a receptionist.

Matter of fact, I've spent
the last few months

figuring out exactly where
I want to be assigned --

robbery-homicide.

Ambitious, I know.

Making detective
in five years --

that's unheard of --
and I'd be 50,

so that just means I'm gonna
have to buck the odds.

Pedal to the metal.

And when I do it...
you're gonna eat your words.

[ Whispering ] Come on...

We're the last ones out.

I needed reading materials.

Okay. You should know,

I've been waiting for this day
my entire life.

Wow, that's sad.

Did you know that my dad had
an epic Plain Clothes Day?

I don't care.

Made four felony arrests,

wrote
seven traffic violations,

and talked a woman
off a ledge.

So you see,
I can't just --

So you're gonna break
your father's records

like you broke
his Academy records

because you
have daddy issues,

and the cat's in the cradle,
and all that crap.

I don't have daddy issues.

[ Seatbelt clicks ]

[ Engine sputters ]

No.

[ Engine sputters ]

Oh, this can't
be happening.

[ Engine grinding ]

Oh, come on, come on.

[ Chuckles ]

First time
you've let me drive.

-I'm not here, Boot.
-Right.

Of course. Sorry.

Why would a guy from the power
company need a video camera?

That sick bastard.

He's filming her.

[ Police siren chirps ]

LAPD, stop!

[ Tires screech ]

[ Grunts ]

[ Groaning ]

Hands behind your back.

Easy.

I didn't do anything!

Yeah, well, your camera
says otherwise.

-Do you even work
at the power company?
-[ Car door opens, closes ]

-Lawyer.
-Yeah, you're gonna need one.

7-Adam-19, show us one in
custody, 3rd and Arden.

Did you include this arrest

in your evaluation,
Officer Bradford?

Watch your head.

Get in.

Dispatcher:
7-Adam-15, RP heard sounds

of an assault
at 7944 Serrano Avenue.

Control, show me Code 6.

[ Thudding, men grunting
in distance ]

Dillon: Stop, please.

Start me up another unit --
944 Serrano.

I'll pay you back!

Fitz: Think you're gonna
rip off my stash,

and I'm just gonna
take an IOU?!

[ Grunting ]

Nolan: Hey! Police!
Let him go!

[ Shouts ]

[ Both grunting ]

Aah! Aah!

[ Groaning ]

[ Handcuffs clicking ]

All right, watch him.

[ Creaking, water dripping ]

Facedown! Drop the pipe!

[ Breathing heavily ]

-[ Pipe clatters ]
-Hands behind your back.

Control, show me
with two in custody.

Where did he go?

-Who?
-My second suspect.

Oh, him?
Well, he ran off.

Well, hobbled, really.

I told you to watch him.

I'm not here to watch suspects,
Officer Nolan -- just you.

-So you let him get away?
-Of course not.

I would never leave
a suspect unattended,

allowing ample time
for his escape.

But you did.

Nolan:
I can't believe you did this
just to have a teachable moment.

That's right, Officer Nolan.

Keep blaming me for your lack
of situational awareness.

-I had to go after him.
-Yes, but not before

you secured your first suspect
to something immobile.

Instead of dreaming about
becoming detective,

how about you try and just
get through today?

Yes, ma'am.

Damn it, this guy
could be anywhere.

Relax.

From the crunch
your suspect's knee made

when you whacked him,

I doubt he got very f--

-Uh-oh.
-Ah.

[ Siren chirps ]

[ Grunting softly ]

Looks like you cracked
the case, Detective.

Just got off the phone
with dispatch.

My suspect, Todd Collins,
is on parole for a 261.

He's a tier 3 sex offender
and a 290 -- violent-habitual.

That's a pretty good arrest,
huh?

[ Quietly ] Okay.
[ Sighs ]

Uh, let's see, I've got
my victim's statement,

seized my suspect's phone,
canvassed for witnesses...

[ Rhythmically ]
Ch-ch ch-ch ch-ch ch-ch.

Yep, we're good to go.

What?

Didn't say anything.

But you're giving me
the look.

-What look?
-Lucy: That look.

Am I missing something?
Wait, don't answer that.

-Wasn't going to.
-Good.

Because...
[ Chuckles ]

I made a solid pinch here.

[ Cellphone chimes ]

All right. Let's go.

This is ridiculous.

Two hours to change
a dead battery.

I could've been on
my second arrest by now.

Look on the bright side --
I bet your dad doesn't hold

the record for longest
automotive delay.

-Man: Okay, West, good to go.
-Oh, finally. Back in business.

Lopez, I need your Boot
for a work detail.

-Sure thing.
-What? No.

Sir, it's --
it's my Plain Clothes Day.

Oh, I didn't know.

In that case, I need you
for a work detail.

Evidence from a homicide.
Catalog every single piece.

-Got it?
-Yes, sir.

You got to get me
out of this, please.

No, I don't.
The job's the job.

Nothing in the rules says
you have to spend

Plain Clothes Day
out on patrol.

Hey.

You think I'd look cute
in this?

[ Laptop keys clacking ]

I bet you're wondering
what I am doing.

You're running
all the plates in the lot,

hoping to find one registered
to a felon with a warrant.

Am I detecting a tone?

No tone.

What's wrong
with running plates?

Nothing.

It's one way to do the job --

make it all about you,
beef up your felony arrests.

Okay, definitely
detecting a tone.

No, not at all.
I'm not even here.

If there's a call from dispatch,
I'll take it.

But all's quiet on the western
front, so why not see

if there's a felon
I can get off the streets.

That's self-initiated policing.
And it's pretty effective.

Or you could patrol your beat,
engage the community,

which deters crime from
happening in the first place.

That's proactive policing.

Less felony arrests
on your score card

-but far more effective.
-Well, it's a good thing

I'm making
the decisions today.

I just got a hit on
that red Expedition.

Control, 7-Adam-15,
send backup

for an ATL on
a Marcus Quincannon,

felony arrest
for arms trafficking.

Dispatcher: Copy that.

[ Buzzer ]

Lucy: Inside. Yeah.

I know everything
you're gonna do, Boot.

Just like I knew
you wouldn't process

all your suspect's property.

What are you talking about?

I took everything
Todd Collins had --

wallet, camera,
phone, keys.

Mm-hmm.

So tell me, how did Peeping Todd
get to where you arrested him?

He drove.

Like I said,
I have his car keys.

But not his car.

Most child sex offenders have
a network with other offenders.

They share videos
of their sick desires,

which leads to other victims.
Other suspects.

Where do you think they keep
this cornucopia of evidence?

-In their cars...
-[ Quietly ] That's right.

...in case parole officers
search their houses.

His car is a treasure trove
of evidence.

Other crimes,
more victims, DNA --

evidence we may never have
obtained otherwise.

And you just left it
in the street.

W-- Um...

He was fiddling with his phone
the entire time he was running.

"Cops got me. Get my van."

You recall seeing
a van, Boot?

There was that blue van.

That work van.
It was right there!

[ Tires screeching ]

Control, we need a reverse
directory on a vehicle

registered to Todd Collins.

Dispatcher: 7-Adam-19, subject
owns a blue '98 Econoline

E-350 van
with California plates,

Six-Paul-Charlie-Ida-
zero-niner-three.

It shows the vehicle
was impounded

from your location an
hour ago.

[ Whispering ] What?

You had the van impounded?

Once it was clear
you overlooked that detail.

But then why did we
race over here?

So you could discover
your own mistake.

That's what today's
all about, Boot.

W-- A-And it's just a bonus
that you get to humiliate me?

Don't blame me for the fact
that you let yourself

get rattled by
one dubious look.

You make it out here and find
yourself riding solo,

these streets will test you in
ways you didn't think possible.

The only way to survive

is to control your environment
at all times.

[ Car door opens ]

You're pretty talkative
for a silent observer.

Nolan:
All right, boys, listen up.

The felon we are after
is one Marcus Quincannon.

Intel has led me to believe
he's currently in room 104.

Here, I've drawn a detailed
layout of the motel room.

As you can see, there are --

Four walls and a toilet.

Like every other motel room
in the world.

We really gotta take orders
from your Boot?

He's in charge today, Smitty.

Trust me.
I've got this all worked out.

I'm going in first.

Janssen, you're gonna be
covering C-side containment.

Smitty, you'll be breaching.

I'll come in straight.

I want you to come swing around
the open side.

If I call "Trailer, trailer",
you come from C-side

to A-side and trail in
behind us.

Textbook dynamic entry.

-Okay, let's do it.
-All right.
I'm green, and go. Smitty?

Yeah.
Green and go.

♪ I've been living
in a fish bowl ♪

♪ Everybody looking,
everybody looking, yeah ♪

-♪ Looking at the kid go ♪
-LAPD, open up.

-♪ Doing what they wouldn't ♪
-Ruby: Go away!

Breach, breach.

♪ Beats up, hanging out
the window ♪

-Show me your hands!
-Oh, my God!
What are you doing?!

♪ Everybody juking,
everybody juking, yeah ♪

-Bathroom clear.
-Room clear.

-[ Baby whimpering ]
-Where's Marcus Quincannon?

Who?

The owner of the red Expedition
outside.

The motel manager said
it belonged

to the person in this room.

Yeah. Me.

I bought it from some guy on
Craigslist like three days ago.

I was just filling out
the DMV change of title.

She's telling the truth,
Officer Nolan.

Your gun-runner
was never even here.

-Uh...
-[ Baby crying ]

Uh, ma'am, I'm terribly sorry.

Obviously,
there's been a mistake.

[ Baby wailing ]

Do you know how long it
took me to get Liza down?

[ Crying continues ]

You woke her up.

You can put her back to bed.

♪ Everybody pushing,
everybody pushing, yeah ♪

[ Barking ]

Hello?

LAPD. Anyone home?

-Hey, girl. It's okay.
-[ Growls, barks ]

Not exactly what I meant by
control your environment.

That dog barks
all the time.

Ma'am, do you know if
the dog's owner is home?

-Mm-hmm.
-Rodney: Shut up!

Shut up, Missy!

[ Barks ]

Lucy: Hey, whoa.
There's no need for that.

Honey, she's my dog.

I can treat her however
the hell I want.

Sir, we've received a complaint
about your dog.

And I wonder who made it!

Emma, you called
the damn cops?!

Your dog's a menace.

It's just bark, bark, bark --
all day long.

It's a dog.
It's kind of their thing.

Uh, ma'am, just step aside.
I'll handle this.

Sir, you need to try to keep
your dog from barking.

No problem.

I'm good at making bitches
shut their mouths.

Have a nice day, sir.

-[ Missy barking ]
-Shut the hell up.

Hey, stop kicking dirt
at the dog, or else.

Whoa, whoa, whoa...
or else what?

If I have to come back here,

or even get a whiff that
you're abusing this animal,

I will make you
my personal project.

Do you understand?

I'd say I controlled
that environment.

Jackson: This is a complete
waste of time.

It's part of the job,
Boot.

I did not become a police
officer to do clerical work.

Yeah, well, if you don't,
then whoever murdered...

Richard Ochoa might get off
on a technicality at trial.

Yeah, I get all of that, but
I should be out on the street.

We only have one
Plain Clothes Day.

The only thing certain
about this job

is that it's unpredictable.

You're not helping.

[ Sighs ]

Hi, Officer? Hi.

Do you have a moment?

A quick one, yes.
What is it?

Uh, so, this might be
a silly question,

but I was wondering --
How hard is it for, um,

someone to track
your credit card purchases?

You mean like
identity theft?

No, not -- not like that.
Like a-a regular person --

but for a card
that's in another name.

Like d-do the charges post
immediately or...

Tell you what,
on the bottom of that card

is the non-emergency number

for the Mid-Wilshire Police
Station. You give them a call.

They'll have time to answer
all your questions.

-Who should I ask for?
-Ah...front desk,

which is where I'm gonna
wind up if I don't get moving.

You have a nice day.

[ Sighs ]
So, good news,

I taught the mother
a swaddling method.

Baby Liza
is sleeping soundly.

I'm glad something positive
came out of your time here.

Well, hang on.
I wouldn't call

what happened here today
a total failure.

You told us we can't
predict outcome,

only do our best
to control it.

I developed a strong,
credible lead,

and I commanded a flawless
dynamic entry.

Where you terrorized a mother
and her newborn child.

[ Chuckling ]
Now, if she was terrorized,

would she have given me
the address in Simi Valley

where she purchased
the car?

Simi Valley PD is sending a unit
to arrest our gun-runner.

They told me they'd give me a
call as soon as he's in custody.

-Lunch?
-[ Engine starts ]

Tim: Sir. Dispatch says you
wanted to see us.

Yeah, shut the door.

Sgt. Grey: You know, I remember
my Plain Clothes Day.

It was a long time ago,
but I remember it.

Desperate to make
an impression.

My T.O. watching me
like a hawk.

[ Sighs ]
But the pressure got to me,

and I made all kinds
of mistakes --

stupid ones, too.

And completely
out of character.

Which is why, Officer Chen,

I sympathize
with your situation.

Sir?

We got a rude conduct complaint
against you

from, um...

a Rodney Acker.

He said you verbally
threatened him

to get his dog in line,
or else.

Any way to cool this guy off,
sir?

I tried,
but he's pretty dug in.

He wants to make it formal,

so Internal Affairs
has been notified.

Captain Anderson
is in meetings all day,

but she wants to talk to you
at the end of shift.

Uh...sir, what kind of
disciplinary action

am I looking at?

Don't get
ahead of yourself.

She should know.

Threatening a civilian is a
serious offense for any officer,

but to do it
as a probationary employee?

Even a minor infraction
can have a serious impact.

How serious?

Worst case scenario,
you'll be my 12th rookie

to wash out
on Plain Clothes Day.

Lucy, they are not
gonna kick you out

-of the program over this.
-I don't know.

I mean, you should have seen
Sergeant Grey's face.

It was utter
disappointment.

He gives me that look every day,
and I'm still here.

If Chen threatened the guy,

why didn't you step in
and sort it out?

It's Plain Clothes Day.
That'd be cheating.

You know I'm a man
of principles.

Yeah, but they could
terminate her.

Come on, I'm not gonna
let that happen.

Thought you were a man
of principles?

And contradictions.

Talia: You think
he's back too soon?

No such thing as too soon.

Talia:
Tim, drop the macho act.

The guy lost his partner
in the line.

Some cops never recover
from that.

Talia: I'll be back.

-Is this seat taken?
-Detective Wolfe: Hey. No.

Sit down.

How's Plain Clothes Day
going?

So far so good.

-How are you doing?
-So far so good.

-You're not buying that.
-Nope. [ Chuckles softly ]

We're trained to be vigilant,
you know?

Cop eyes --
always scanning for trouble.

But we never saw it coming.

One second we're riding
the elevator,

the next we're shot to hell.

There's nothing you could've
done differently.

We should grab a drink
sometime.

Are you asking me
out on a date?

No. No. No!

Ah, that's not what I meant.

I would never date you.

I mean,
I would...date you...

-Hmm.
-...but...

you know what I mean.

Right.

Uh, so I'm gonna
get back to work.

Sure.
Uh, thanks for checking on me.

Talia: Uh-huh.

All right,
enough of this pity party.

This morning was a disaster,
which means

the rest of this day
can only get better.

-Did I just jinx us?
-Little bit, yes.

Listen, Lucy,
a cop as good as you,

they're not gonna let you
go down over this.

You know what really
pisses me off?

It's not that
I might lose my job.

It's that dog.

She's just stuck
with that monster.

I know.

Anyway...see you.

Detective Wolfe.

Nice to see you back.

Yeah, yeah, thanks.

You're Talia's Boot, right?

Yeah.

How's your Plain Clothes Day
going?

I won one, and I lost one.

How'd you like to win
another one?

You know what,
losing half the day

presents an interesting
challenge.

-I'm not following.
-What if I can match

my father's record
in half the time?

Come on, Lopez,
let's roll.

You did not
just say that.

You two on
the Richard Ochoa murder?

No, he just cataloged
some evidence.

Well, the widow of the victim
is at the front desk,

and she wants to talk
to someone.

-Ask Wolfe.
-I can't find him.

But I found you.
So take care of it, all right?

Oh, my gosh.

Talia: You're moving
with purpose.

Nolan: I got a hot lead.

Let me guess,
a methadone clinic

to look for drug addicts.

A little hotter than that.

This is a warrant
for a 211 suspect.

How'd you get this?

Detective Wolfe
gave it to me.

Detectives hip pocket
these type of warrants.

They don't give them away.

He said
he had to make amends.

What did he do?

Dispatcher: 7-Adam-15,
suspicious circumstance

at Pico Arms Motel.

Pico Arms.
That's your favorite motel.

Control, is there
a room number on that?

Dispatcher: 103.

The mother and baby
were in 104.

-[ Sighs ]

Dispatcher: 7-Adam-15,
are you accepting the call?

We've got a felony warrant
to serve.

We take that
over this, right?

Your call.
I'm not here.

Control, show me attached
to the Pico Arms Motel.

Copy that.

Jackson: Mrs. Ochoa?

I'm sorry, but the detective

covering your husband's case
isn't available.

I can have him call you.

Can't you help me?

With what, ma'am?

I'm forgetting him.

Ma'am?

My husband, Richard,

he was murdered in our bedroom
by home invaders.

I was...out of town.

The detectives came
and took everything --

his Bible, jewelry, clothes.

They left me nothing.

That's procedure, ma'am.

Everything inside of the room
is evidence.

It's not just evidence.

They're memories.

And that's all I have left
of him now.

I beg of you.

Give them back to me.

I'm -- I'm sorry,
Mrs. Ochoa.

Your husband's property must be
held until after the trial.

There's nothing I can do.

-That was awful.
-Yeah.

Making a few arrests ought
to cheer you up, right?

Let's go.

Is there a problem, Boot?

I'm making
the decisions today.

Okay.

So what do you
have in mind?

Motel Manager: When housekeeping
came to service the room,

they found this.

Control, notify the sergeant

and Missing Persons
on a possible 207.

Dispatcher: Copy that.

Why are you calling
in Sergeant Grey?

I met that woman.

She's the one
who asked me for help.

She was asking about tracking
credit cards or something.

I'm not sure. It was a very
quick conversation.

The victim's name
is Lynn McDaniels.

She lives in Van Nuys
with her husband, Chris --

a trucker with a serious history
of domestic violence.

There's a BOLO out
for him now.

Detectives are reaching out
to friends and family.

You should probably
get back on the street.

Sergeant,
if it's all the same,

-I'd like to stay
attached to this.
-Sgt. Grey: I know.

But standing here, crossing
fingers, helps no one.

When I hear something,
you'll hear something.

This man filed a complaint
against me.

-We shouldn't be back here.
-You're right.

You shouldn't be here.
I'm fine.

Aren't I supposed to be making
all the decisions today?

You are.

And right now, you decided
to let me save your job.

Sir, it means a lot
that you care about

my future as an officer,
but this is --

Relax, Boot.

I simply believe that if
you're gonna get fired,

it'll be because of me,

not some asshat's
rude conduct complaint.

Stay here.

Tim: LAPD.

Rodney:
What do you want?

Here's the thing,
Mr. Acker.

Officer Chen got
a little overzealous.

Rodney: [ Scoffs ] You call
it overzealous,

I call it a threat under
the color of authority.

-[ Missy whining ]
-We'll see what a jury decides.

Hey, look, you're upset.
That's understandable.

So, perhaps we can work
this out.

Go on, keep talking.

Look, if there's anything
I can do for you,

anything you might need a police
officer's assistance with,

-you just let me --
-Rodney: Hello?

Watch commander, please.

Why are you calling my boss?

Because I'm gonna make
a harassment complaint

against you, too, pal.

Have a good night, sir.

Rodney: I will.

You, I'm not so sure!

[ Missy whining ]

-How'd it go?
-Drive.

Uh, hold on.

[ Whimpering ]

Is that blood?

Tim: Could be blood.
Could be something else.

But it could be blood.
Which gives me PC.

I can search that garage.

Look, if you're wrong,

he'll claim you're retaliating
against him.

You'll definitely be fired,
and he'll just add another zero

to his settlement check
with the city.

Smart move here
is to walk away.

So what's it gonna be, Boot?

It's your call.

[ Whimpering, scraping ]

Missy, what's going on
in there?

No, don't open that!

It was an accident.
She -- She got in my face.

She just wouldn't shut up!

You're under arrest.

-Hey!
-[ Grunting ]

Get on the ground.
Get on the ground!

All right.
[ Groaning ]

Hands behind your back.
You're under arrest.

[ Missy barking ]

Shut up, Missy!

-Lucy: That's a good dog.
-[ Barks ]

Dispatcher: 7-Adam-15,
possible GPS hit

on motel suspect's cellphone.

Alley, adjacent to
7419 Hayworth Avenue.

Nolan:
Control, show me Code 6.

[ Engine idling ]

Clear.

[ Lynn shouting in distance ]

[ Whispering ] Nolan.

[ Lynn and Chris
shouting in distance ]

Okay,
I know you're not here,

and I'm supposed to wait
for backup.

Screw that. Let's go.

[ Lynn shouting ]

Chris: You like that?!

[ Lynn shouting ]

Shut up!

[ Sobbing ]

Chris -- please, don't...

[ Screams ]

Police! Drop it!

[ Gunshots ]

You good?

Please.

-[ Gunshot ]
-Stay back!

[ Whispering ]
Don't do that again.

7-Adam-15, shots fired.

Requesting backup. Code 3.

Lynn, you're gonna be okay.

No, she's not.

Chris: Just wait outside.

Me and the missus
got some things to sort out.

Then I'll turn myself in.

We wait, he kills her.

If we expose ourselves,
he'll shoot us.

Can you drive a rig?

That's a bad idea.

Then I'm going now.
He shoots me, you shoot him.

[ Lynn crying ]

[ Whispering ] Channel nine.

Please...

Hey, Chris,
how about we talk?

You and me.

Chris: What's there
to talk about?

You letting your wife go.

-No.
-[ Whimpers ]

In position.
Standing by.

She promised forever,
then left.

Chris,
I know how you feel, man.

I was married, too --
20 years.

One day I come home,
there's a note on the table,

tells me it's over.

It hurts.

Don't patronize me.

You don't know me.

What she's done to me.

You've never been
in my shoes.

You're right.

[ Quietly ]
Start the countdown.

Three...

You're right, I haven't
been in your shoes, Chris.

My marriage ended
because we drifted apart.

-...two...
-Your marriage failed because

-you're a low-life
domestic abuser.
-Talia: ...one.

Brace.

[ Engine revs ]

[ Clattering ]

[ Indistinct shouting ]

Get off of me!

[ Lynn sobbing ]

Oh, God...

I thought this was it.

I thought he was finally
gonna kill me.

It's okay.
You're safe now.

-Come on. I got you. I got you.
-[ Gasping ] Okay.

[ Sighs ]

Control, one in custody.

[ Breathing heavily ]
Send an R/A unit.

Show us Code 4.

[ Exhales sharply ]

Jackson:
Thanks for coming back in.

While cataloging
your husband's effects,

I, uh, discovered one item
not in the actual crime scene.

It was in the hallway,
so you can have it back.

What is it?

Unfortunately,
it's just a broken watch.

It's not broken.

Just cheap.

-See?
-[ Ticking ]

[ Chuckles ]

When we got married,
we were broke.

I scraped together
a few dollars

and bought Richard this
for our first anniversary.

He wore it every day.

Later, in better times,
I bought new watches,

expensive watches,
but no...he only wore this.

Officer, thank you
for getting it back to me.

[ Indistinct conversations ]

Shift's over, Boot.

No arrests.
Not even a parking ticket.

What's your daddy
gonna think?

Honestly, I don't care.

Oh, really?

Yeah.

Today was a good day.

Tim: End of shift, Boot.

Don't you want to open
your evaluation?

Lucy: Why?

Captain is probably
gonna fire me,

so what does it
even matter now?

Just do it.

[ Paper rustling ]

"Officer Chen second-guessed
every decision she made."

The whole point of me doing
this was to get under your skin.

Clearly you did, sir.

Yeah, until the end.

Because when it really counted,
you didn't hesitate.

You put it all on the line,
and you made the right call.

Which really pisses me off

because now I got to rewrite
the damn thing.

Tim, what's
gonna happen to me?

[ Door opens ]

Officer Chen, step inside.

You told Mr. Acker,
and I quote,

"I will make you
my personal project."

Nice.
Kind of retro.

Very 1990s Rampart scandal.

-I'm sorry, ma'am.
-Capt. Anderson:
In today's LAPD --

especially in my house --
we don't threaten people.

-Not even the murderers.
-Yes, ma'am.

Those words do not reflect
the officer I am

or the one I wish to be.

Fine.

You may go.

Ma'am?

So, I'm...still
in the program?

Internal Affairs reached out.

They wanted my take
on this complaint.

I'll recommend that
they close it out

based on the circumstances.

-Thank you, ma'am --
-Don't.

Because if you ever
let this job down again,

I will not hesitate to
put you on a career path

far away from the LAPD.

Do you understand?

Dismissed.

Officer Bradford!

Your turn.

Nolan: Yeah, three more,
thank you. Perfect.

Talia: Can I get two drafts,
Mickey?

Mickey: You got it, Talia.

-Thanks.
-Hey.

Hey.

-Hell of a day.
-Yes.

And I really should've stopped
and talked to that woman

instead of brushing her off
with a business card.

I-I was just so focused on
being seen as a man of action

rather than some cop
halfway out to pasture.

-You want my advice?
-Please.

Stop trying to be like the other
rookies, 'cause you're not.

Jackson is 20 years from
having his first colonoscopy,

and Lucy has never even owned
a pet, let alone raised a kid.

You're a grown man,
fully formed.

So stop treating it
like it's a liability

and treat it like what it is --
a strength.

Sure, you can be annoying,
and you talk way too damn much.

But you also listen.

To people's troubles,
to their complaints,

and that type of empathy
can't be taught.

Only earned.

So if you really want
to make detective,

the only way to do it
is to be you.

So, what you're saying is,

I've got a shot
at being detective.

Good night, Officer Nolan.

Good night, Officer Bishop.

Mickey: Order's up.

-Hey.
-Hey.

I messed up at lunch.

-Sure did.
-Detective Wolfe: Yeah.

You were just being kind, and I
hit on you, and I apologize.

It's just...you were there
when Vestri died.

The guy had three bullets in
him, and all he cared about

was helping you
drag my ass to cover.

And I'll never know if
the stress of him doing that

is what pushed that bullet

the last quarter-inch
into his heart.

He did that because
you were in trouble,

and he was your partner.

And it's only natural for you
to need to connect

with someone who shared
a tragedy like that.

So you forgive me?

I mean, I don't blame you
for being attracted to me.

[ Scoffs and laughs ]

Okay. So it's like that?

If you ever need to talk,
I'm here.

No strings attached.

-Look at you...
-Mickey: Order's up.

...saving my ass
one more time.

What can I say?
I'm a giver.

Lucy: Sucks you didn't get
a crack at your father's record.

Jackson:
Well, it doesn't matter.

Yeah, breaking records
and making the most arrests --

not why I became a cop.

You?

Me?
I'm in it for the wool pants.

-[ Lucy laughs ]
-Okay.

Jackson: Now it is time for
our "to me" toast.

To me, no longer being crushed
by my father's shadow.

To me, not having to apply to be
a mall cop in the morning.

To me...

Honestly, guys, I got nothing.

Unlike you, I had a perfect day.

Jackson and Lucy: Cheers.

Mmm. Mm-hmm.

All right, now,
if you'll excuse me,

I got something I gotta do.

[ Clears throat ]

Before I leave,
Officer Bradford,

I just wanted to
give you this.

It's my evaluation of you.

That's not how it works,
Boot.

Yeah, well, if you don't want
to read it, don't.

You gonna open it?

Hey, uh, get your stuff
together. We got to go.

-We got to go.
Let's go, let's go.
-What?

Come on.

Talia: What is it?

Their bar tab.

[ Laughter ]

-That little...
-[ Laughter ]