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After almost three years
undercover in the Vagos,

I gathered so much
evidence, the ATF

was finally ready to bring
Operation 22 Green to an end

in a series of massive,
coordinated raids.

My whole life was
about to be torn apart.

And I got no idea I
would make it out alive.

My name's Charles Falco.

And this is my story.

[engines approaching]

[shovel scraping dirt]

That's deep enough.

Quick, you always
figured him to be a cop.

Look into my eyes.

You see a real man in there?

Because it's the last thing
you're ever going to see.

FALCO: [grunts]

[gunshot]

[breathing heavily]

Having trouble
breathing, Charlie?

FALCO: Bernard.

Thought you can hide
out forever disguised

as one of the good guys?

No.

Sorry, Charlie.

Please-- please.

Times up.

[cellphone rings]

FALCO: Some mornings I wake up,
I can't believe I'm still here,

other mornings that
I wish I wasn't.

How much longer
are you going to keep

living like this, Charlie?

Till it's over.

FALCO: Only good thing
about this morning, at least

I didn't get shot in the face.

I'm constantly paranoid.

Susanna knows my secret.

And I know it's just
a matter of time

before the Vagos or
my ex-partner Bernard

catches up with me.

Question is, can I make
it to the finish line?

There you go.

A donut, really?

See what happens?

Now you don't get that.

So, anything new and exciting?

Just more of the same.

KOZ: OK.

How much longer
I got to do this?

Because I am telling
you, I'm out of time.

I know.

You just got to hang in there
until the busts go down.

Then what?

What's going on with get
me into witness protection.

I'm working on it.

It's a process.

Process-- a process, huh?

Don't hit my car, Charlie.

If I don't get
in, either the Vagos

are going to kill me
or Bernard's guys.

I'm doing everything I can.

You've got to lay low
till the raids go down.

You tell Schizo
that you're, uh--

I don't know, you're
under the weather.

Charlie, look at me.

Keep it simple.

You're almost done.

[music playing]

[motorcycle engine]

FALCO: Koz wants me to lay low.

But Schizo's now
made me chapter VP.

And he's got Felix, the
International President,

breathing down his neck
to sort out the chapter.

Since half our guys defected
to Darko's new chapter,

Schizo's willing to patch
in pretty much anyone

to get our numbers up.

You boys got five minutes.

Get those sewn on your cuts.

That doesn't go down so
well with the older members.

[wrench clatters]

Got something to
say, old man, say it.

I was just thinking,
maybe you could go down

to local mall and
patch in some of them

kids that hang out there.

That'd be some easy money.

That's a good idea, probably
be more useful than you.

Quick, chapter VP can't
be late for church, man.

I think I'm coming
down with something.

What, are you
hung over, again?

Come on.

You get over it, 'cause I
got an errand for you to run.

Let's go.

[door slams]

STELLA: Bank called
again about the mortgage.

Pay them when I'm ready.

STELLA: Hey, Charlie.

Hey.

You OK?

FALCO: Sure.

You?

What's up with
you and Suzanna?

Why?

She say something?

Girl talk.

Here, buy yourself some shoes.

Come on.

Let's go.

So you in the doghouse
with your old lady?

Oh, you know, she
runs hot and cold.

And when she runs hot,
runs really hot, right?

Have a seat.

FALCO: You throwing out
the background checks?

You know what your
background check was?

It was me looking
you in the eye.

So what's going on?

Just club deals.

It's been a shit show since
Darko took half our guys.

If we want to get
back in the black,

we need a bigger
chapter and everybody's

got to pull their weight,
starting with you.

I thought we had
money problems.

I borrowed it.

You're going to invest it.

In what?

[gunshots]

By invest, Schizo
means he wants me

to buy a kilo of pure cocaine
from a new connection for 30

grand, The.

Idea being that the newly
passed members cut it and sell

it retail for 200 grand.

So much for laying low, huh?

Come on, guys, we got a problem.

We need to talk, man.

[banging on door]

MAN: Open up.

It's the police. .

Stash, what do you want?

STASH: I said,
it's the cops, man.

[laughs]

Saving your life, man.

What's up, kid.

FALCO: What do you guys want?

I thought we were enemies.

DARKO: You still in touch
with that partner of yours?

FALCO: Suzanna?

No, asshole, your meth dealer.

Bernard.

DARKO: Yeah, Bernard.

[lighter clicking]

Here.

Why are you looking for Bernard?

DARKO: Well, we've been
talking about you two to Felix.

FALCO: The International
President, why?

Felix has a line on enough
base to cook up a shit-ton

of crystal.

He wants to stir up a.

Lab so I figured, you
know how to cook it.

And your friend Bernard
can help shift it.

STASH: And we all end up in
mansions with swimming pools.

Look, guys, I got no
idea where Bernard is.

And Schitz will kill me if he
knows I'm talking to you two.

Screw Schizo.

He's a punk.

And just so you
understand, Felix already

OKed your move to my chapter.

His people are looking
for Bernard for you.

Well, I got to think about it.

Oh, come on, Falco.

Thinking's for idiots.

Just do it.

DARKO: Two days,
give me your answer.

Oh, just so you know, we've
already told Felix you'd do it.

[chuckling]

Come on.

Pick up.

Koz, we need to talk.

We got a serious
problem here, man.

Nice work, Charlie.

I don't see you for 24 hours.

And instead of lying low, you
agree to move a kilo of coke

for Schizo and cook meth
for Felix, which you plan

on selling through your old
pal Bernard who just happens

to want you dead.

Did I miss anything?

No, that's pretty much it.

It's not like any
of this was my idea.

No that's good.

We could do with

More on Schizo anyway.

All right?

You good to go?

FALCO: Let's do it.

[engine sputtering]

Come on.

Seriously?

Yeah.

Well, I guess
you have to ride.

I guess so.

I'll be on your
tail the whole time.

Let's go.

20 minutes later, the deal
goes off without a hitch,

all recorded, of course.

Now all I have to do is deliver
the merchandise to Schizo.

[siren chirping]

Better be a reason for this.

There better be
a damn good reason.

You're impeding a
federal investigation.

So what'd you tell Schizo when
you dropped off the package?

I told them I got busted
with a kilo of coke,

that my ATF handler Koz,
he came and saved the day.

Oh, shit, Charlie, did
you just make a joke?

Let's see if you can get
through this interview

without promising
anything illegal.

I just don't get this, man.

Why interview me
at the last minute?

Witness protection
is a big deal, OK?

The US Marshal Service just
needs to screen you just

to make sure.

FALCO: Are you saying
they might turn me down?

KOZ: Depends on your answers

[door opening]

Quick?

Green, hey.

Relax, we're on
the same team, buddy.

You're an informant, too?

Trying to cancel out a
rap sheet, same as you.

Ah, how long?

A while.

Yeah, I saved your ass on
that Vagos-in-Lompoc story

you told Darko.

You remember that.

Yeah, of course.

Hey, thank you.

Hey.

So you got any idea what
you're going to do next?

I don't even know who
I'm going to be next.

WOMAN: Mr. Falco.

Weren't you here first?

Me?

Oh, I was never here at all.

[chuckles]

WOMAN: So you know
why you're here.

Yeah, kind of.

WOMAN: It's our job to assess
firstly, whether your situation

qualifies you for
witness protection,

and secondly, whether,
in our judgment,

you're likely to be able to cope
with the psychological demands

of being placed in this program.

OK, what do you want to know?

WOMAN: Why don't we
start at the beginning.

Tell us about the "Vay-goes."

All right.

Well, before we go any further,
let's get one thing straight,

all right?

It's pronounced
"Vah-goes," not "Vay-goes."

Comes from the Spanish
word for "vagabond."

[grunting]

Schitz--

What?

You have a visitor.

Can't you see that I'm busy?

He's in your office.

You put him in my office?

It's Felix.

Felix.

Take a seat.

So what brings you here?

Heard you're getting
your numbers back up.

Yeah, we're doing really good.

FELIX: That right?

Mm-hmm.

What I hear is you patching
in any asshole's got cash

in his pocket.

Anyone I patch in is a Vagos.

So you're all one happy
family till you find out

you patched in a snitch.

What the hell are
you talking about?

You're careless, Schitz.

I don't like that.

I told you back in Reno
that you had a snitch,

and still you've never
done a damn thing about it.

Maybe it's because
we don't have a snitch.

Well, I just heard different.

One of our moles in
the county police

says you definitely
got a snitch.

And the feds have been pulling
strings on this asshole

for a while now, so get your
ass out of your comfy house

and you find this rat, or I
take your patch and you're done.

[sighs]

[gunshots]

Falco, next time
answer your damn phone.

You know what this is about.

[belches]

Oh, so your cell phone works.

How come you never answer
it when I call, huh?

What do you want, man?

I'm busy.

That's why I've been
trying to call you.

I saw Falco pulled
over the other night.

So?

You ain't ever going
to believe this one.

So that's pretty much it.

Now I'm just hoping
to run out the clock

before this whole thing
blows up in my face.

Get it?

Thing is, you know, after three
years of living a lie, I--

I can't even see a future.

It's like there's this--

this wall in front of me.

It just keeps getting
bigger and darker, and--

[scoffs]

Hey, can I ask you a question?

What's it going to be like
for me in witness protection?

You'll begin a new life with a
new identity in a new location.

You'll have no contact
with anyone from your past.

You literally start at
zero and begin again.

That is, if you're approved.

If?

Can't you tell me now?

We need to assess the
information you've given us

first to be sure
you're suitable.

Want to tell me
what that means?

Not everyone finds it
easy to let go of the past.

Let me get this straight.

So I just answered your bullshit
questions for six hours,

and you're not sure whether
I can give up my past.

You see this, this
biker, this look?

This is not me.

I got nothing to give up,
because I gave away every bit

of me a long time ago.

[chair scraping on floor]

I'll tell you what,
if you figure out

who I am while you're busy
deliberating, you let me know.

Aah!

[laughing]

Hey, Quick.

You two know each other.

Uh-oh, hey, Charlie, I
never said we were exclusive.

How'd it go in there?

Not good, man.

Well, they better
not keep us hanging.

You heard the news, right?

The raids are going
down Thursday night.

Friday morning,
technically, but yeah.

Don't worry.

We'll get you out either way.

[scoffs]

Then it's over, right?

I never see the Vagos again.

[phone ringing]

Unless you do, and then that'd
probably be the last time.

Well--

It's Darko, again.

What's the matter?

You don't want to talk to him?

Charlie agreed to cook
meth for Darko and Felix.

I did not agree.

Keeping it fun right
to the end, eh, Kos.

[chuckling]

Good to see you.

Hey, happy trails, Quick.

FALCO: So are you going to
tell me how big these raids are

going to be?

Five counties, 800 law
enforcement officers statewide.

800?

Yeah, it's pretty much the
biggest coordinated police

operation in the
history of the state.

Cheer up, Charlie,
you played a big part.

[gunshots]

What's going on?

Don't-- don't make
this hard for me, please.

What, you don't even
want to say goodbye to me?

Hey, hey, hey.

Look, can we just talk about it?

Talk about what?

The fake new life you're getting
that I can't be a part of?

You could be, OK.

You could be.

Only if I give up
everything about mine.

Don't leave me, OK?

Hey.

Charlie, I can't wait for them
to come take you away from me.

[sighs]

I have to go.

Hey, [inaudible].

Aah!

[knocking on door]

Yeah?

KOZ: It's Koz.

FALCO: [sighs]

KOZ: It's bad news, Charlie.

They, uh-- they were out
of my favourite bourbon.

So we have to settle for this.

On the bright side, witness
protection approved you.

You're in.

Yeah?

Any idea where
they're sending me?

No, all I know is they want
you packed and ready within 48

hours.

No more than one bag.

They're going to pick
you up here Thursday

night, take you to a
hotel up the coast.

And what about the whole
new identification and all

that stuff?

Well, you want to
hear the rest of it,

I think we're going to need
some glasses, don't you?

[knocking on door]

Expecting someone?

I got it.

[banging on door]

All right, all right, all right.

Can I help you?

Charlie in?

Yeah.

You are?

Looking for him.

Well, come on in.

Left you messages.

I didn't hear back.

Never got any messages.

KOZ: So you guys
ride together, huh?

Oh, man, I envy you.

Who is this guy?

KOZ: I'm a business associate.

Is this a social call, because
we're kind of in the middle

of something here?

Is this Bernard?

No, it--

It's Kos.

OK, wow, good to meet you, too.

You have a safe ride back
wherever you came from.

Came to give you this.

It's directions to Felix's.

Thursday night, 10 o'clock.

Thursday.

Yeah, don't be late.

[sniffs]

You girls have a nice day.

KOZ: All right, thank you.

[door closes]

Ha, well, that makes
things interesting.

[gunshots]

These are surveillance
photos of Felix's compound.

Main house is here, security
fence, cameras here, here.

And the electronic
main gate is here.

Until now, the problem has been
how to get in there without him

knowing that we're coming.

But with you inside--

I open the gate.

KOZ: You see that?

Now, you are finally
starting to get

the hang of this infiltration
thing, aren't you?

Yeah, got it.

Yeah, we're going to hit
them right across the state

at exactly the same moment.

So I need you to get that
gate open exactly 3:00 AM.

3:00 AM.

So if I get there
at 10:00, it means

I'll be there for five hours.

Charlie, like I said before,
if you don't feel safe,

we'll pull you out right now.

We'll find another way--

FALCO: No way, man.

I want to do this.

OK, then.

FALCO: Any idea what kind of
time these guys are facing?

Off the evidence you
collected, Stash will probably

get 20 to life for that murder,
Darko, maybe 5 to 10, Lizard--

well, it depends what
we find him with.

And, uh, Schizo, I
don't know, maybe--

maybe a couple of years.

A couple of years?

Are you kidding me?

A couple of years for that guy?

It all depends what
we can make stick.

[sighing]

Where are you going?

Out.

Where are you going?

Out.

[door slams]

[motorcycle engine]

[knocking on door]

FALCO: Hey.

Hey, Charlie, you
just missed him.

You know, I think I left
my cell phone charger up

in his office.

All right, you know the way.

Go ahead.

[door closes]

[cracking noise]

See you in court, asshole.

Find what you came for?

Oh, yeah.

I got it right here.

You know, I was thinking.

Maybe I got the big
house, but Suzanna really

is the lucky one.

See you around.

Anything you want
me to tell Suzanna,

I'm meeting her for drinks.

Hey, you tell her that
I was the lucky one.

[door slams]

[clank]

Ah-- hey, what brings you
to this time of night, Prez?

Man need a reason
to see an old friend?

Oh, come on, you know
you're welcome here any time.

I was thinking,
it's time you and me--

it's time we cleared the air.

You got it.

Ah--

SCHIZO: You know how important
you are to this chapter?

There ain't no other
place I'd rather be.

See, I admire that, a man
who knows where he belongs,

and he's happy there.

Yeah, to Lizard.

Prez.

It's a good part of
Riverside, two bedrooms.

You ever need a
place to stay, OK?

What's with the
brave face act?

You're crazy about Charlie.

And you're not going to
tell me what happened?

Wasn't meant to be.

That's it?

SUZANNA: That's it.

STELLA: Did he
screw around on you?

I don't think so.

Did he hit you or something?

No, god, nothing like that.

STELLA: Well, either
it's something he did

or something you did.

Did you cheat on him?

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

So you're the one
with the problem.

SUZANNA: Yeah, I'm the one
with the problem, all right.

I'm the one who
was living with--

he's just not who I
thought he was, OK?

STELLA: Do you want
to explain that?

You know what my problem
has always been, Lizard?

I'm always looking
to the horizon

because I figure there's
something bigger and better

out there.

LIZARD: Hmm.

Now the problem
with that is a lot

of times you miss everything
that's right under your nose.

I don't know.

Seem to me, you're always
good with the details.

SCHIZO: No, no, no, case
in point, you were right

about me patching in
those new prospects.

The problem was, I wasn't
paying attention to the details.

And that is how you get
a snitch in your ranks.

Felix says there's a snitch.

And he says he's got proof. .

The problem is, he
doesn't know who it is.

So it's my job to find out.

So I start thinking,
who could it be?

Darko?

LIZARD: [scoffs]

Always busting my balls.

But no, snitches don't
get involved with murders.

Then I thought, Stash--

[chuckles] [sniffs] He's
too stupid, little rat.

Ha.

So I got to
thinking about Falco.

Is it possible that I
made a snitch my VP?

Did I miss something,
some kind of detail?

I started thinking about it,
going over everything again

in my head.

What did I miss?

And then I realised, yeah,
I did miss something.

LIZARD: Hmm.

SCHIZO: There was someone
else who was always

working against me.

Who?

[thud]

[door slams]

What were you thinking?

I shouldn't have
said anything.

Stella, don't tell Schitz, OK?

Hey, don't worry.

It's just between you and me.

Thank you.

STELLA: OK.

[motorcycle engine]

What's up?

I was coming to have a drink
with the only man I can still

trust.

Yeah, well, I'm
just heading out.

You OK?

SCHIZO: Yeah.

Where you off to?

Suzanna moved out.

I'm just going to drop off
a couple of her things.

Hey, you know she's had
a drink with Stella, huh?

Ha, two of them probably bad
mouthing the shit out of both

of us right now.

Hey, what do you say the
two of us, we go join them.

Then we'll go back to my place,
you know, swap things up a bit?

Yeah, yeah, yeah,
no thanks, man.

All right.

You know, I was thinking,
if you're done with Suzanna,

I think I might take another
shot at that, you know.

If you don't mind, I mean.

I know she won't.

Yeah, that girl's a banshee.

She loved it out
loud the first time.

[thud]

[chuckles]

That makes us even, right?

[engine starting]

Hey, I finally found our snitch.

Good times ahead for
you and me, Quick.

FALCO: Real good, Schitz.

Lizard-- hey, Lizard.

Lizard--

No, no.

What happened?

LIZARD: I've been
called a lot of things,

but tonight is the first time
anyone called me a snitch.

FALCO: Schizo did this to you?

LIZARD: It's tonight, huh?

I figured it was soon.

Your cop buddies are coming
by, and you're bailing me out,

right?

How did you find out?

Your bike.

My bike?

Mm-hmm.

You see, when an amateur wants
to check a Harley's ownership

history, he just checks the
serial number on the motor

casing.

Your bike is registered
Charlie Falco.

But if you want to
know the true history,

then you will find that
serial number hidden

on the bottom of the frame.

You want to know who
that's registered to?

I'll give you a hint.

It ain't a private citizen.

Why didn't you rat me out?

Ah, I guess I liked you.

Come on, man.

That doesn't make any sense.

You knew.

You know, in this
whole damn chapter,

only Kid was ever a
real soul brother.

Hey, Charlie, you remember that
ride, hmm, out in the desert--

you, me, the kid?

Yeah, of course I do.

That's when you got it, huh?

I saw it on your face.

That's when you got what
being an outlaw biker

is really about, that
feeling of freedom,

freedom from all the
bullshit, and a chance

to be a part of something
that really means something.

I mean, otherwise freedom's
just another way of being alone.

And Schizo and the others,
they think it's just a living.

So when you came on
the scene, I said, hey,

this is a chance to wash
all that bullshit away.

The Vagos will go on.

Cops will bust the gang,
but they can't take away

what we believe.

Anyone you want me to warn
before it all goes down,

Lizard?

Oh, shit, Charles, you're
the only one I want to warn.

Thanks, man.

Mm, you might leave
me a couple of buds?

I don't know if I'm in the
mood to face the man straight.

Oh, one last thing, do
you get to keep the bike?

No, man, I don't
get to keep anything.

[sighs]

[motorcycle engine]

DARKO: Where the hell you been?

FALCO: I got tied up.

DARKO: I told you
not to be late.

FALCO: Yeah, I know.

Charlie Falco,
come shake my hand.

Pleasure to meet you.

We'll see about that.

Stash--

Before we go any
further, I want

to deal with some
stories I hear about you.

Stories?

What stories?

The boys here tell me that
you're a chef that doesn't

taste his own creations.

Yeah, I quit years ago.

That's not going
to work around here.

Well, I can't cook for
you and smoke too, man.

Don't get ahead of yourself.

I'm not asking you to smoke.

I'm telling you.

Spark up.

There you go.

There you go.

[chuckling]

[door slams]

We have to talk.

[crashing and banging]

[indistinct voices]

[sniffing]

Falco.

Yeah, I'm here.

I'm here.

Time you and I had
a little conversation.

Just let me use
your bathroom first.

It's down the
hall, to your right.

Then get back here.

[water running]

[indistinct voices]

KOZ: I need you to get that
gate open at exactly 3:00 AM.

3:00 AM, OK.

[cell phone ringing]

Shit.

Hey, Schitz, what's up?

SCHIZO (ON PHONE): You're dead.

Guess we'll just have to
see about that, won't we?

STASH: What the hell you doing?

Hey, just really wasted, man.

I just need some air.

Well, Felix wants
to talk to you.

[sniffs] All right.

Let's go.

Take a seat, Quick.

I want you to concentrate
real hard about what

I'm going to ask you.

Stash here wants you to
explain something he saw.

What you've never been pulled
over in your cuts before?

You were nailed, man, until
that guy walks up to the cop,

starts talking to him.

And then, all of a sudden,
the cop disappears.

And you and the guy start
talking like you're buddies.

And then you just rode
away, all in the clear.

You want to
explain who that was?

That was Kos.

Darko, help me out here.

The guy in the apartment.

You met this guy?

Thought he was a drug dealer.

Wow, he was good.

What makes you think Schizo's
the only one with county

cops in his pockets, huh?

[cell phone rings]

Schizo, pricks
ears must be burning.

You're not going
to answer that?

He knows all about the cop.

I don't need his opinion.

What do you need, huh?

Are we done with
Stash's bullshit?

No, this is shit.

I know what I saw.

FELIX: Well, well, Schizo's now
saying he found that snitch.

Haven't you heard?

It was Lizard.

[phone ringing]

Now he's busting
to talk about it.

[ringing continues]

[grunts]

DARKO: Take it easy, man.

[clock ticking]

[inaudible yelling]

POLICE: Get on the ground!

[inaudible yelling]

[glass shattering]

[inaudible yelling]

Hands on your head!

Do not move!

Don't move!

[police sirens]

KOZ: That's my guy.

POLICE: Get in there.

Get in.

[doors slamming]

You all right?

Cars waiting for you,
if you're ready to go.

Got your stuff?

Yeah.

Got something else for you.

What's that?

That's a couple
more years on Schizo.

KOZ: Nice.

You know, there's something
else you can give me too.

What's that?

Keys to my bike.

Your bike?

KOZ: Yeah.

No, that's my bike.

KOZ: [chuckling]

All right, and you are welcome
to borrow it anytime you like.

You should get a
bike of your own.

Then we'll go for
a ride sometime.

FALCO: Thank you.

KOZ: All right.

[police sirens]

What is it?

FALCO: All these arrests
and convictions, and then--

Then what?

They just get new guys.

Then it's the same
problem, right?

You really think that
we made a difference?

You made a
difference, Charlie.

How come I don't
feel like we won?

Didn't I tell you, there's
no checkmate in this game,

only check.

[radio chatter]

[police sirens]

[music playing]