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[beeping]

[phone ringing]

Man: We need good
intelligence.

[tense music]

-Here we go.

Here we go.

-Well, well, well.

-Hello, Eddie.

-Heard you got the top job.

Congratulations, can I kiss the
ring?

-Don't bend over yet, I'm
still with Organized Crime.

-How's that going?

-It's a mess.

-What can I do?

-I need some wire hung and
it's gotta be off the radar.

-You got that people I need?

So who's the target?

-Lee Ching.

He's a wire room operator.

-Eddie: It's one of yours?

-One of mine.

-You've got a mole in your
wire room?

-Yeah.
-[laughing]

House, computer, laptop,
telephone, I need them all.

And his girlfriend's
place too.

Got the address in here.

I want a bug in the bedroom.

-So when do you need this?

-Yesterday.

And this is just between us,
yeah?

-As always.

Okay Queenie.

It's good to be working with you
again.

[car igniting]

[phone ringing]

-Hello?

-It's Casey Whelan.

Mary: Yes Casey, how we
doing?

-Not good.

I can't go home.

I need some place to stay.

I don't have any money
and my husband's out

looking for me.

-Did he assault you?

-Casey: Yeah.

-Okay, tell me where you are.

-[sniffing] I'm on Richards
and Nelson.

-Stay right there, I'm on my
way.

[sobbing]

-I'm gonna have to
call you during the day.

Chow, Chow.

Hey, Jim.

-Hey.

Tina, right?

-Yes, how are you?

-Ah, not so bad.

How's business?

-Oh, it's very quiet but it's
early.

That was your wife the
other night who was here?

-Ex-wife.

Her name's Francine.

-She's very beautiful.

-Oh well.

Too bad she's such an evil hag.

-Hag, I don't know this.

-A witch, rides around on
a broomstick cursing people.

-Maybe you should wear
garlic around your neck

to keep her away.

-Ah, never tried
that one. That's a good idea.

You with someone or can I buy
you a drink?

-Yeah sure, I'll take a drink.

-Jim: Yeah, what are you
having?

-Vodka soda.

-Hey Rebecca?

-Rebecca: Yeah?

-Jim: Two vodka sodas.

Have you seen Mike around?

-Not since yesterday.

-Where are you from
originally?

-Originally, Odessa.

Then Berlin, Paris, London, all
of them.

-Man: Jim.

Come here!

-I'll be back.

[rap music in foreign language]

-Check this out.

Bulletproof.

Try one on.

I got you one.

Can't even tell you're wearing
it.

Go ahead, try it on.

-What do I need that for?

-You're gonna wear that to the
meetings.

-If I gotta wear that, I
don't wanna be at the meetings.

-Okay fine, suit yourself.

I thought since you've
been on the security thing

you're gonna wanna wear one.

-No, I'm not gonna bring guns
in there.

-I like mine anyway.

Lightweight, sweatproof,
bulletproof.

-I'm not wearing one of those.

-Here they are.

[clearing throat]

Hey gentlemen, come on in.

-How you doing?

-Can I get you guys a drink?

[tense music]

-I'm sorry.

I didn't know who else to call.

-That's all right,
you're supposed to call me.

I can put you someplace for the
night.

I got a couple things to do but
I'll come back later, all right?

-Thank you.

What happened?

-He got drunk and high.

We were supposed to be going
out to dinner with friends and

he didn't like what I was
wearing.

Said it was too revealing.

He wants me to dress like a nun.

And uh...
we started fighting.

And he punched me in the head.

I think my tooth's loose.

-You've been married how long,
a month?

-Five weeks.

I can't go back, I can't live
like this.

-It's probably the right
decision.

-I'm sorry.

-He doesn't suspect
you're working for us.

-No.

He's just a jealous asshole
with a coke problem.

Bad combination.

-Okay.

Here we go.

It's apartment 1068.

Go on up, have a bath.

There's food in the fridge.

I'll be back in a couple hours.

-Thank you.

[tense music]

-Okay.

Set your odometer to zero.

Exactly five clicks from here,

there's an unmarked turnoff to
the right.

I want you to take that down one
click.

Park your car, get out, walk up
the hill.

I'll be waiting there for you.

-Man: Got it.

-Mary: Mr. Singh.

-Mr. Singh: Yes?

-I'm Mary Spaulding.

-How can I help you?

-Tomorrow you're
gonna be getting a visit

from the Commercial Crime
Division.

-Am I?

-They're gonna arrest you and
charge you

with money laundering.

-Really?

-You got time for a drink,

talk about how you might
want to avoid that?

-We got a lot of demands in
the state that we can't meet.

-Yeah?

Where's your distribution?

-East Coast.

Ontario, Quebec, mostly New
York.

-How much could you move?

-Long Haired Man: Ah, as
much as you could give us, man.

-What kind of weed are you
moving?

-Everything.

Mostly B-Grade. We
sell it as Double-A New York.

They don't know the difference.

Jim: We could help you out
with B.

-Yeah, B is good for us.

-Start out with 500
pounds of B.

See where we go from there.

-That sounds good.

Jim: Okay.

-What's your price?

-If you take delivery
here, it's 1750 a pound.

Two grand if we deliver back
east.

2250 if we make the border jump.

-1750.

-We'll take it for 1750 here.

-All right, well I'll
make a couple of calls.

Ronnie will let you know
tomorrow.

-Okay.

-Okay, all right.

You guys, you wanna stick
around,

I'll buy you some drinks.

-Sure, sure.

-Hey, Phan, how's your brother
doing?

I haven't seen him in years.

-He's in Frisco.

Been there like eight years
almost.

-Tell him I said hey.

-Okay, thank you.

-Becky! Give these guys
whatever they want.

I told you this was gonna
be a good deal, right?

They love the price, we don't
gotta do the border jump.

Gotta love that.

-And you know what's a pain in
the ass?

The bank machines.

Now we gotta setup our
own armored car service

and keep them stocked, right.

You got anybody in mind?

-I told you it was
gonna be a lot of work.

What about Jackie Yee?

-Jackie Yee?

-Ronnie: Yeah.

[tense music]

-You're asking me to
sign my own death warrant.

-Nobody's gonna find out
you're cooperating with me

unless you make the
mistake of telling them.

-My family, I can't put them
at risk.

-Nobody's at any risk.

Look, the difference between
myself

and the Commercial Crime
Division is

they want you in jail, I don't.

All I want is intelligence.

I'm never gonna ask
you to make a statement

or go to court.

-All my charges will be
dropped?

-Charges dropped.

And you can continue
to make a good living.

Sweet deal.

But it's only gonna be on the
table

the next couple of minutes.

-All right, I'll cooperate.

-Right, good.

So what's your capacity?

How much are you washing
through your exchanges?

-10 to 15 million a month.

-Where is it going?

-All over the world.

-You said you had three
outlets.

-Singh: Three, yeah.

-Three outlets and you're
washing 100 million a year?

-More or less.

These days more.

I have to turn people away.

I can't handle all the money
they have.

-Oh I'm glad to see you can
all make it.

How we doing?

-Good, we're ready to go.

-Has everybody got a GPS?

-Yeah, we're good.

-Okay, follow this trail
down five clicks, okay?

That's the border.

There's a pile of stones
on the side of the trail.

I want you to go two more
clicks, okay?

There's a barbed wire fence.

I want you to leave the pack
sacks

on the other side of the fence.

Okay, you guys ready to go?

Man: Yeah.

-Boss: Okay. [speaking
in foreign language]

-Let's go.

[chuckling]

[knocking]

-It's me.

Casey?

Casey?

Shit.

Sheila, I'll be back in a few.

-Commercial Crimes' pissed off
with you.

-Uh huh?

-They don't like that you
screwed up

their currency exchange bust.

-What are they saying?

-They're saying what's the
point

of going after guys like Singh

if you're running right behind
them

making rat deals?

They were watching that
currency exchange for a year.

-I had to make the deal before
anybody

got in the middle of it
and tried to screw it up.

-Promotions come out of cases
like this.

They're gonna raise hell.

-You gotta understand.

I'm building an intelligence
network.

-You gotta understand
they don't give a shit.

-Singh moves a couple
million dollars annually

and knows who's who.

How much is that worth?

They want to send him to jail,

nobody learns a thing,
you get your promotions,

he comes out, does it all again.

Same old cycle.

What's the bloody point of doing
that?

-Well, you piss off a lot of
people.

-Pass on my regrets.

[soft percussive music]

-I don't know what
to tell you about that.

No, I know we got orders backed
up.

Mhmm,

I'll let you.

Oh, wait wait, he just walked
in.

Hey man, Roy's on the hoard.

He said you called him
about needing 500 pounds.

But he wants to know
if that's the same five

you guys talked about on Monday

or if it's newer, he's confused.

-Hey man.

[phone ringing]

-Hello?

-No, it's a new order.

Yeah, I need five box
cars of top grade cedar

plus another five top grade fir.

-It's the best.

You can get top dollar for it.

It's the best what I seen in a
long time.

-Yup, right.

10 box cars in total.

Don't know, see what we could
do.

-Showroom quality.

Man I already gave you my best
price.

17 and a half in the yard.

Yeah, and delivery on top of
that.

-Roy can only do 500 pounds.

-All right, call Henry.

I just talked to him, he's got
stuff.

-All right, I'm gonna give
him a call from the road.

I gotta go down to the
Delta, look at a farm.

[Guy With Headset] We're
not changing our price, man.

-Sheila, help me.

Sheila: What do you need?

-One of our informants was
in a domestic last night.

I had to stash her in a
safehouse.

-Who was this?

-When I came back, she wasn't
there.

I'm worried she went back to her
husband.

Call her at work, it's Casey
Whelan.

And I'm gonna need to
see her sometime today.

I'll be upstairs in a
meeting, about an hour.

[elevator dinging]

-Good morning, Mary.

-Hello, James.

-James: How we doing?

-Stealing informants and
making enemies.

You should probably make a few
calls

to apologize for my behavior.

-Anyone in particular?

-Commercial Crime about
this Currency Exchange

character Mr. Singh.

They were really looking
forward to getting stroked

on that one.

-I'll call them and wave
the flag and sing the anthem.

We're in here.

Good luck.

All right, morning
everyone.

For those of you that
don't know Mary Spaulding

let me introduce you.

Mary's currently director
of our downstairs neighbors,

the Organized Crime Unit

and soon to be the new head

of Asia Pacific Region for CSIS.

Welcome Mary.

[applause]

-Good morning.

All right, exciting times.

We're going to do what
we've never been asked

to do before.

And that's build a new spy
service

with a foreign component.

My mandate is the development
of human resources

for the Asia Pacific region.

My focus is gonna be the
recruitment

of fresh intelligence sources.

It's the year of the rat.

Informant development has been
my focus

for the last few years at OCU

and will continue here at CSUS.

Globalization has been a
boon to transnational crime

and our underground
industries are booming.

As an indication of the
kind of intel resources

I'm gonna go after, I
have a couple of examples

of our latest recruits.

Confidential informant Showgirl.

Showgirl is involved in
the importation of women

for the purposes of
prostitution,

a wealth of intelligence.

She services a high end
clientele

through her escort service
including some members

of the foreign diplomatic core.

She's our matahari.

-Excuse me inspector.

Most of us here are analysts.

And since you haven't mentioned
it,

I was wondering where
intel analysis will fit

into your scheme.

Will there be any?

Or are we going to be a service
made up

entirely of snitches?

-Good question.

We've got some of the best
senior analysts in the country

right in this room and I
intend to keep you busy.

Busy and in a slight
departure from the past,

in the loop.

And communicating directly with
handlers

and agent runners.

I want the left brain talking to
the right

without having to wait for
permission

from the top where it all
tends to get jammed up.

There's been a communication
breakdown

and this is where it gets
repaired.

Intelligence is a living thing,
gentlemen.

We've got to nurture it.

And so back to confidential
informant Rounder.

Rounder has control of up to 10%

of the local marijuana trade.

Estimated annual revenue is
three to 400 million dollars.

Rounder's also diversified
into related operations

of grow op, smuggling, money
laundering.

His legitimate industries
include shipping,

trucking, lumber and fish.

His reach is global.

-Hey, can you deliver
a couple of cars for me?

If you got three, I'll take them
all.

Yeah?

Okay, yeah, I want them.

Yeah, I need them delivered to
the yard.

Okay.

I'll get back to you, bye.

[phone dialing]

-Any chance we might be able
to shake up

the color scheme in there?

Maybe get a skirt or
two while we're at it?

-I know, but there's some
very good people in that room.

-None of them under the age of
60.

Please get some fresh blood in
there.

We need analysts with
some sort of connection

to the community we're
trying to understand.

People from the rest of the
globe.

-If you can find them, recruit
them.

-She's completely out of
control.

She's laying down with the dogs.

-We live here in Ottawa.

-You spoken with our American
friend?

-I have a meeting.

-Let him know she's facilitating
Major Criminal Activity.

And we don't want her.

-Something's going
on in the OCU with one

of our wire room operators,
Chinese guy.

One of the HK boys.

-Who?

-Lee Ching.

-I know him, I recruited him.

-Mary's isolated him.

She's put him on a
completely dead end job.

-She thinks he's a mole.

-Yeah.

-Jesus Christ, Lee Ching?

Does he know?

-Don't think so.

-That could be sticky.

-You have been happy with
Christina?

How she's doing for you?

-I'm very happy.

She's working out very nicely.

-Good, I'm happy you like her.

-I have good news for you.

The operation has granted visas
for both

your mother and your daughter.

-When, soon?

-Mary: Immediately.

-Thank you.

Thank you.

Is there anything else I can do
for you,

anything at all?

-Drink to start?

-Drink? Champagne?

-Perfect.

-Champagne!

-Oh man, I got lost twice!

-Man With Hat: I
know, it's hard to find.

-Good.

-Okay so we're looking at the
farm.

These are two stables and the
big barn

that's been empty for a long
time.

-We're just gonna take
another look around.

-He's gonna make a bundle on
this sale.

Been here 40 years, never
put any chemicals, nothing.

Totally organic.

Nothing but shit and
hard work in this soil.

-Nice, we're gonna build a new
roof.

Inside this one we're gonna
build a room within a room.

So if anybody's doing
flyovers with a heat sensor,

they don't read the heat.

-Oh, okay.

Well if you guys like it.

-We like it.

We're gonna keep a couple
of horses out in the field.

Make it look like it's occupied.

-Say, who's buying this place
for us?

-I got somebody lined up for
that

but I have to let you
know in a couple of days.

It is a go, you guys
should figure on building.

-Right on.

-So where are you gonna get
your power?

Got that figured out yet?

-This guy's already
running off diesel generators

so nothing changes, it's sweet.

-Beautiful.

-We talked last time about
maybe

you washing some cash for us.

How's that looking?

-I'm working on it.

-Ronnie is in charge of the
club.

Some of the dancers
are hooking on the side

but mostly I think they just
do business meetings there.

-You mentioned there
were a couple of Vietnamese

in there last night.

-Yeah, they met with Jimmy.

I don't know what it was about.

Some kind of deal.

-Have you met Micheal Reardon?

-He's been around.

Jimmy's wife was in.

She made a fool of herself.

-Francine.

What's going on there?

-She's trying to get Jimmy
back.

Teasing him, flirting with
everybody.

I think he likes me.

-Don't get too friendly too
fast.

I want you to be able to
work there for a while.

-Don't worry.

I'll just play around a little.

-Good, that's it.

Your money.

Sign right there.

Let me know if you start
seeing any new faces.

-That's it?

-Mary: That's it.

-Ronnie.
-Yeah?

-Mike's in.

-Hallelujah.

[R&B music]

Mike, my office.

-Hey man, I just ordered a
drink.

-Where you been?

-Oh, I'm sorry.

Didn't Rebecca tell you?

I had an emergency.

-Let's go in my office.

Okay Mike, I'm gonna tell you

what's gonna happen to you
if you keep this shit up.

-What kind of shit is that,
Dad?

-See that shit right there.

That, who are you to talk
to me attitude you got.

-Well who the hell are you to
tell me

to clean up the puke in the can,
man?

I own half this club.

You know if it wasn't for the
Reardons

you would have lost this place
years ago.

We bailed you out, man,
when you were gonna

have to sell this joint.

I mean how about showing
a little gratitude?

-All right, I'll tell you
what.

I'll show you gratitude if you
show your brother gratitude

for not taking a contract out on
you.

-Ooh, like that's ever gonna
happen.

-Mike, you gotta straighten
out.

You can't run around town
like a wildman all the time.

-You know I can run a
club, it's not that hard.

-Listen to me.

-Mike: Hey, you got a
club I could run for you?

-You're not gonna run
a club for me, all right?

Let's get back to the subject,
all right?

Which is you, okay?

And how you gotta quit fucking
up.

-Hey you know why I
gotta do what I gotta do

is because you don't have any
faith in me.

-That's a hundred percent
right.

-Well, will you ever give
me a chance to prove myself?

-You've had chances.

-One last chance?

-Your last dozen chances
was your last chance.

-Hey man, if you've written me
off,

why should I listen to
anything you have to say?

-Mike, please make a promise
to me.

-Well, tell me what it is
first.

-You gotta get yourself into
rehab

before you break your
brother's heart any further.

First, it's Francine he's gotta
deal with.

Two junkies in the family
is too much for anybody.

-Okay.

Umm.

That's the last drink I'm ever
gonna have.

-Okay.

-Mike: Okay, so that's it?

-How you doing for
bread, you need bread?

-Yeah, I'll get by.

Thanks for asking.

-So you'll talk to your
brother?

You'll put his mind at ease?

-I will.

You know, hey thanks for
giving me the second chance.

Really.

-Okay.

-I can't work with you
anymore.

It's too much pressure for me.

-That's fine if that's your
decision.

Where are things with your
husband?

-It's gonna work out.

-Mary: You really think so?

-I think he's just under
a lot of pressure at work.

I mean he's got a diamond mine
in Africa

that's a mess.

He's paranoid that
police are watching him.

-Mary: Did he accuse you of
that?

-No, no, no God, no.

He has no clue.

But he apologized.

He's really, really sorry.

-I don't think that's
the right decision.

-I don't care.

I can't talk to you anymore.

-He hit you once, he'll hit
you again.

-I don't think so.

I think he learned his lesson.

-You know on the one
hand I want you back

in that office so you
can keep a pair of eyes

on your husband and his
associates.

On the other hand I want you
out of that relationship.

-I really have to stop this.

I can't talk with you anymore.

-I understand.

Whatever happens, if there's a
next time

and I hope there isn't, please
call me.

As a friend.

[hip hop music]

-Hey you got a minute?

-You know we gotta talk.

You know I wanna change.

-I know.

-How many times I've said that
before,

this time I'm gonna do it.

-Hey.

-Hey, you wanna grab a drink
later?

-Sure, I'm here all night.

-Let's head up to the roof.

Mike, you know I wanna help you
out

but you are eating a hole in my
stomach.

-Look, I was trying to tell
you

that I was gonna take care of
it,

but you just blew me off.

I'm trying to show you what I
can do.

-I got too many people to
worry about.

I can't take it anymore.

I can't be babysitting you
anymore.

-Okay, I know.

I understand, okay.

You know what, and all my
bullshit, over.

I'm here to help.

And this.

[glass shattering]

It's the last drink I'm ever
gonna take.

-Hey there, Captain.

-Jim: Hey.

-Hey, I did some digging on
your girl.

Okay, Mary Spaulding.

Inspector Mary Spaulding.

Graduated from the Academy 13
years ago.

Went directly into undercover
work

where she made some really
big biker busts in Montreal.

Wiped out the whole chapter.

From there she went into
a Joint Forces thing

into Panama, Caribbean.

Going after the big coke
cartels.

From there she became a handler

and then she ran another big

international operation in
Australia.

This girl, she's been around.

-Any other family?

-Dad's still alive, ex
army intelligence, retired

living in Jamaica.

Guess it's in the blood.

Brother, two sisters living out
east.

-Where is she living?

-Nowhere.

She left her old man.

As if no fixed address at the
moment.

-I like her.

Don't trust her but I like her.

-Yeah, hello.

Can I ask you a question?
-Okay.

-Look I'm going nowhere
in this job, right?

If I was to retire,

you got something for me?

-You're worth way more to me
on the job

than you ever would be
working directly for him.

-Well then you got to make
this

more worth my while because,

and it's not like you're
hurting for bread, right?

Come on, be a little generous.

-Let's just see how this
goes for a little while.

Maybe you'll have a nice
Christmas.

-Yeah.

[electronic dance music]

-Sorry, I had to take
my daughter to school.

-That's all right.

What's your daughter's name
again?

-Stella.

Stella Emily Reardon.

Do you mind if I smoke?

-No smoking in the building.

-Okay.

Okay so,

my husband, you know who he is,
right?

-I recognize the name, he's
in the shipping business.

-Yeah, shipping marijuana.

-Uh huh.

-Anyway, he's trying
to turn Stella against me

with all kinds of
bullshit stories and lies

and I just wanna be able to
defend myself.

-Right.

Is he going for solo custody?

-I don't know.

I just, I wanna cover my
ass and make the first move.

But you know, he's into so much
crime

it's not gonna be all that
difficult

to convince the judge
he's bad news for Stella.

-And are you wanting to file a
petition

with the court for solo custody?

-Uh huh.

-Is that what you want?

-Well I want him to realize
that if he goes to court

over my daughter, that
shit is gonna hit the fan.

I know things that will
put him away for life.

I was with him when he was still
hustling

his first million.

I saw everything that
happened in the last 12 years.

When I was at the table
when deals were made

and I think I should
be recognized for that.

-These deals were criminal
nature?

-So why should that make any
difference?

-Are you unhappy with
your divorce settlement?

-I think he got off cheap.

-We can always ask the
court to look at that again.

That can be part of your
request.

-I think I deserve
something more than I got.

I don't want to screw him
completely.

I just wanna let him know that
I'm here

and I deserve respect
for raising his daughter

while he's out making money.

-Of course.

-It's gonna be just like the
real deal.

You wear uniforms, pack a
handgun,

drive an armored van.

Two guys per shift, right?

One guy loading machines,

the other guy watching his back.

You replenish the machines
whenever necessary

24 hours a day, seven days a
week.

-Hey I got the guys.

When you gonna go?

-We're getting the first
dozen machines this week.

We'll be rolling them out as
soon as I get

all the other pieces in place.

-Let me know when you're ready

I'll start hiring the guys.

Jim: All right.

-You wanna check everybody
out?

-I wanna know who they
are, don't need to meet them.

-Bald Guy: All right.

-Everything else is good?

-Yeah, so far, except you
know,

I'm still trying to collect
from our guy in Vegas.

He just blew my guy off.

I don't know how we're gonna do
that.

-Send somebody down there.

Have him sit in the
office all day everyday

until he pays.

-I'll send Alfredo.

-This is the priority.

Get me security guys ready to
go.

-I'm already calling someone.

-All right, see ya.

-Eddie: How's things with
the old man working out?

-Good, I'm living in a safe
house.

-Yeah, at least it's
on the government's tab.

I'm paying almost 3,000 a month.

It's killing me.

-You wanna come work for me?

-Nah, I like not having a
boss.

-Come on, I need the help.

I need somebody to help
me build this CSUS thing

in the way it should be built.

-Eddie: Can't play catch
if you don't have the money.

-We have enough.

-Hey, get a grip.

You got a mole in your OC unit.

That means the entire OC
unit could be exposed.

That's all your agents and
informants.

So there's nothing to build
at CSUS when you get there.

-If I ever make a move.

-You should dynamite the
whole OCU and walk away.

You'd be doing everybody a
favor.

-I can't blow it up.

I need it, it connects me with
the street.

Everything starts with the
street.

You can't start top down.

-See that's why I can't work
for you.

You wouldn't listen to me.

-I know.

It'd be nice to have you around,

stay a little bit sane.

-So you dumped the old
man, or did he dump you?

-I guess a little of both.

He was cheating on me.

-How'd that feel?

-Better than I thought it
would.

-He offered you a way out?

-Yeah.

I don't feel so guilty.

[laughing]

So you gonna hang some
wire for me on my mole

or what, what's going on?

-Yeah, just gotta do it right.

Gotta make sure he doesn't have

his own counter
surveillance shit hooked up.

Yeah we're good.

-Hey.

-Ronnie: Hey, what's
happening?

-I gave Larry and Rick the
go ahead to buy the farm.

-What's that gonna go for?

-Two mil and change.

-Who's name is going on the
paper?

-The organic fruit guy.

He's gonna grow some
blueberries or something.

-Nice.
-Hey.

Get everything on over to the
yard and,

no I'm not gonna be there.

I'm gonna send somebody over.

Okay, bye.

Ronnie: Hey.

-Lemonade?

-Ronnie: Perfect.

-Yeah, hey I need you
to get on over to the yard

and meet those guys.

Yeah, bye.

Wow.

-Hey, don't do it.

Nothing but trouble.

-Hey you hear anything on the
grapevine

about Colin yet?

-Nothing, I don't
think it was the bikers.

-I don't know.

Who else? -Maybe a
random shooter?

-Nothing's random.

I mean think about it.

They kill Colin, it leaves a
big hole in our production.

They step in, start stealing our
people.

Next thing you know, they're
coming at us

from someplace else, chipping
away.

-And what's your new
girlfriend the cop,

what does she say happens?

-Ah, she doesn't know
anything.

She only knows what I tell her.

-What's happening
with the cash machines?

-Ah, good.

We're rolling them out pretty
quick.

-Good.

[light music]

-Go ahead, choose a bag.

-This B Grade?

-That's what you wanted.

-Looks more like A.

-Yeah, it's good.

-All right, check
out a couple more bags.

-Guess why not?

-She's putting together a spy
service,

revamping the old Western
region into something

called Asia-Pacific region.

I think you met her.

-Yeah I met Mary.

We had words.

Tough lady.

-Yeah.

I'm trying to tread lightly here

but basically we got a situation
where

she's trying to protect a guy we
don't,

myself and a few others, we
don't feel

should be offered protection.

But we can't touch her.

-This is Jimmy Reardon
you're talking about.

-Yes.

We can't be seen to going after
him.

We got a no go there.

But maybe you guys at the DA
could.

-He's doing business
in the States, yeah.

-Oh yeah, stateside
market accounts for 60,

maybe 70% of everything he
grows.

100 mill annually minimum.

-Well we probably should
take a look at him then.

And there's probably a few other
players

you could give us perspective
on.

-No doubt, no doubt.

I'll be happy to do that.

-I take it you're not
too eager to see Mary

installed as the head of this
new unit.

-She's the wrong person.

-Who do you like to see in
there?

-There's a couple
candidates, myself included.

But that's down the road.

-All right.

I'll call my man in Washington.

I'll tell him you got a bad
guy you need out of your hair

and we'll see what you guys
decide.

-Gotta be more careful, Mary.

Your enemies list is
getting too long, too fast.

Commercial Crime is bitching,

calling Ottawa saying
you're destroying cases.

Drug squad is pissed off.

Homicide thinks you're
obstructing

the Micheal Reardon thing in
Mexico.

-Whoah, whoah, stop.

They have zero evidence.

They're making up excuses.

-It's not that I care about
you, Mary.

I just don't want to see
you burn your bridges

before you've crossed them to
the land

of job security.

Good night.

-Good night.

And don't worry about Commercial
Crime.

I'm gonna throw them a bone
tomorrow.

I'm gonna throw Drug
Squad one pretty soon too.

It'll be fine.

-Our man with the DEA's on
board.

-What's the approach?

-We haven't worked out the
gameplan.

But he understands the
situation.

-What's his timeline?

-He knows we don't want Mary
installed.

He knows what we need.

Ideally we'd like to get Reardon

while he's in the States.

He's not keen on fighting
an extradition battle.

-Can we get Reardon across the
border?

-Yeah.

We can make it work.

-I was spitting mad when I
heard.

-I knew you would be and I
apologize.

-Fuck off.

-Let me tell you what I'm
gonna do first

and then I will.

-13 months I spent
working on this bullshit

currency exchange and
I'm left empty handed?

-I know.

-No, you don't know, Mary.

Because it's been a long time

since you actually
worked an investigation.

-I'm gonna give you a gun
runner.

-Ah please.

-He's a stockbroker, Randy
Bingham.

He's got a diamond mine in the
Congo.

And in order to secure the
rights, he has to deliver

a shipment of small arms.

-That's a bone?

Randy Bingham's a bonehead.

-There's another job goes
along with it.

I'm gonna be looking into it.

Eventually I need somebody
over at CSUS to manage it.

We're getting down and dirty.

We're not making prosecutions

so we're not playing
by the same old rules.

-Yeah well I just got a taste
of that.

What would I be doing?

-Following the guns.

You find out who's buying, who's
selling,

who's middling and who's going
to war.

It's a big project.

Anyway it'd be a change
if you're ready for one,

let me know.

-How much?

-It's contract plus benefits.

You start at 150.

-Let me sleep on it.

-Yeah, hey it's Vic.

Your bank machines are here.

-All right, let me set
something up.

Talk to you later.

Hey, my bank machines just
rolled in.

I'm gonna head over there
and get things going.

-Hey I just got a call from
Leonard.

-Which Leonard?

-Alberta Leonard in Calgary.

His distributor got popped in
the states

and he's got a bumper crop
he wants to get rid of fast.

He doesn't got anybody to move
it for him.

Wants to know if we can do
anything.

-How much has he got?

-Thousand pounds of double A.

-All right, let me make a call
here.

[phone dialing]

Yeah I just heard from a mill up
north.

They lost an order down
south for 10 box cars

of top grade cedar.

-Yeah I think I can
do something with that.

When they delivering?

-Hang on, when's the delivery?

-Anytime.

Let me ask.

Where do we want it?

-Where's the market?

-East Coast, we're shipping to
Montreal.

-Montreal.

-Hey, you got to ship it to
Montreal.

Okay, good, yeah done. Talk
later.

-Okay, it's heading out
tomorrow.

Talk to you later.

-All right.

-It's done.

That was easy, we didn't
even have to touch it.

-You are making us too
much money, my friend.

[laughing]

[rain pattering]

-We'd like to make this
happen.

-Good to hear.

-One thing Washington
wanted me to ask is

who you might have inside the
new agency

who might be able to share
with us what's going on.

-That'll be me.

I'm not going over there but I
know exactly what's going on,

who's getting hired.

We're a small community up here.

Everybody knows everybody.

And... everybody talks.

-Give me a snapshot.

-Well, we've never had
a foreign spy service

or much of a domestic one.

We've always relied on
you guys and the Brits.

Somebody in government suddenly
woke up

and decided we better get one
fast.

And they've opened the wallet,
they're throwing cash around

hiring left and right.

Mary's running the Asia Pacific
region.

-Is that something that
you would be qualified for?

-Mary's job?

-I think you'd have our
support

if you wanted to go for that.

-I don't know.

[exhaling]

I'd be interested.

It's gonna take some time to
work out.

[dance music]

-I'm working.

-So am I.

-I'm trying to get
this guy to buy a dance.

-I'll buy him.

-Please, do you mind?

Here he comes, three's a crowd.

-Maybe later.

Nowhere

I'll show you how you do it

Round your body

Rocky, rocky but I aint going
nowhere

Show me how it

Ohh ohh

Straight out of yonder the bed
famrer

Cigars marijuana van city we
promise

-Hey.

Wanna eat?

I'll pick something up.

-That your cop friend?

-Yeah.

-Yeah, I can tell.

-I'm not telling her
anything she doesn't

already know, relax.

-Yeah I think it's good.

See if you can find out anything
about the Mexican cash.

-Right.

-Look I don't know how to
say this any clearer than this

but you gotta get Micheal out of
the club.

Out of the city, even better.

If it's not one thing, it's
another.

-What now?

-You know why he wasn't
around?

Driving point for a dope run.

-For who?

-Guys at the tow yard.

-Hey.

-How you doing?

-We gotta find something
useful for you to do.

-Useful, like I'm not useful
now?

-I think you gotta clean up.

-Man, I don't need to
go to some rehab joint.

-We talked about you
going to granddad's right?

I think it'd be a nice
place for you to go.

Just go hang out for a little
while.

Nobody to bother you.

You could do some hunting, some
fishing.

-Granddad's? When
do you wanna go?

-I want you to go.

See if you can't go up there

and just clean up by yourself.

-Are you sending me up to the
island?

-Yeah.

'Cause if you can't clean up by
yourself,

I gotta help you.

-Let me think about it.

You know that guy took a quick
leak.

-What?

-Well he went in the
can, five seconds later

he's back out.

-Mike!

Can we think about it?

-You know, I don't need
rehab, I can deal with it.

-I didn't order that.

-Vodka and Seven.

-Mike: Not me.

-I'll take it.

I'm gonna take you up to the
island.

Monday, we're getting on the
boat.

-I hope with a shot.

-Let's go.

[hip hop music]

-You see that guy at
the table over there?

-Yeah.

-Did you check him when he
came in?

-Yeah.
-Okay.

-You wanna do my job?

Relax.

-Vodka and Seven.

-What the hell was that?

I bring you a drink.

-Well I'm not drinking
in front of Ronnie

or my brother.

Put it in a big glass with a
lime.

And if anybody asks, it's soda.

-You want vodka and seven or
soda in a glass with a lime?

-What?

-Seven or soda, which one?

-Seven, if anybody asks, it's
soda.

-You make no sense.

[gun firing]

[splashing]

-Who sent you?

Who are you with?

-Take it easy, someone called
the cops.

They're on their way.

-Give me two minutes with the
guy

and he'll give it up.

-Hey, the cops are on their
way.

-No, leave him alone.

Let the cops have him, let's go.

[siren sounding in background]

[tense music]