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Let me borrow your body for a moment.

It really was not you?

Gosh, your mom looks really kind.

Are you really her son?

Are you allowed to be rude if you're a detective?

I've got nothing against her.

-But I don't have time. -What time?

Some bastard is coming in soon, I'll have to run after him.

But if I take my shoes off and put it back on, he'd be gone by then.

When I bowed to your mom, she told me...

to run as fast as I can and catch his gangster ass.

You nutbag cop...

Hello, Yong-pal.

Detective Cha!

Reporting for duty, I'm Dokgo Seong-hyeok.

and I've been assigned to the Violent Crimes Unit.

You're new, so what? Just shut up and run.

If you lose him, we're through.

All right, sir.

Get out of the way!

Out of my way!

Get out of the way!

Do you want to try?

Detective Cha.

Have you got something longer? So you'll have some leverage.

You should take out yours.

Have some leverage.

The first rounds of a cop's gun are blanks.

He knows that, too.

I have something better...

that doesn't fire blanks.

My fists.

So you've hit the gym? Boxing? Taekwondo?

Korean detectives have more than 20 dans, including taekwondo,

hapkido, judo, and kendo.

We know many different ways of breaking an arm.

Pick your choice.

I'll choose which part to break.

A detective should know how to fight bad guys.

I'll take the hit for you,

so don't get scared.

Someone told me...

that detectives can survive if they take the hit for each other.

That's cool, who said that?

Some cool guy I know.

SEOUL CENTRAL POLICE STATION

-I'm back. -Well done.

What case is this evidence from?

Hey, don't touch that.

Those belong to someone scary.

You'll get to know soon.

The suspect must be homeless.

It's a cop.

Gosh, he takes his clothes off everywhere.

Detective Cha, this is a police station, not your bedroom.

Why do you dry your laundry here?

Gosh, it's almost like you're living here.

I sent complaints, but he doesn't care.

Were you the one that wrote the complaint on our website?

Why would you do that to a fellow homeless?

-Gosh. -Oh, my gosh.

Don't you have a house?

Don't ignore me, and clean up your desk.

Gosh.

Do you know what happened to Detective Cho Hang-jun?

He was his partner before you came.

After what happened, he got a little...

He's not going home before he catches the culprit.

LIEUTENANT CHO HANG-JUN

PASSED AWAY ON A NIGHT STAKEOUT

I wrote ten pages of a report for a pair of shoes?

Just tie your shoelaces properly.

What if they get undone later, during a chase?

We got a tip that he would be here.

We need to catch him.

A tip all of a sudden?

It feels strange.

Anyway, are we really quitting the Dangsan-dong taxi driver case...

without investigating?

It doesn't feel right.

The superiors...

say that it was suicide.

They want us to close the case.

Did the dead tell them that it was suicide?

He'd been a driver all his life.

Why would he destroy his dear car?

It doesn't make sense.

We're cops. We should at least start an investigation before we quit.

I'll take this case.

That's why they call you a jerk.

But frankly, I thought that was a bit strange.

I looked into it and found something.

It's...

Where is it?

What is it?

What?

Wait.

I left it at the station.

-Gosh. -That's what...

detectives should be like.

They say if you work as a detective for a long time,

you find this one guy that you want to arrest so badly.

And then one day,

out of the blue, you cry

because you want to catch him so badly.

It's only then...

that you can call yourself a real detective.

Bullshit.

Crying doesn't make you a detective.

Hey, it's the truth.

Hey.

Have you ever had someone you wanted to arrest so badly

that you felt like crying?

Man, Dong-tak.

Yes, Dong-tak. You're far from becoming a real cop, kid.

-Okay? -Come on, I have dry eyes.

What are you, my grandmother? Try escaping, punk.

-Come on. -My gosh.

It's raining.

He didn't take an umbrella.

Hey.

Where did he go?

Darn it.

Hang-jun!

Hey...

Darn it.

-Darn it. -I'm okay.

911?

Someone's hurt.

Hurry up!

Who is it? Who did this?

Darn it.

You...

LIEUTENANT CHO HANG-JUN

PASSED AWAY ON A NIGHT STAKEOUT

Put on that helmet. Now.

Interrogations are a lot different these days.

What kind of a pervert are you?

Why didn't you bring something bigger?

Stop hitting me! I got it!

Happy now?

Try stabbing me with that.

Darn it. Get ready for it.

I might really stab you.

He's not the one.

Darn it.

I have no idea who stabbed whom and ran away,

but even back when I lived as the legendary butcher,

there weren't many who stabbed and twisted the blade.

Not everyone can do that.

I didn't say anything about twisting the blade.

Like you said, that guy stabbed and twisted the blade.

Who is this?

Right. If anything, you're a loyal guy.

You even attended a fellow inmate's mom's funeral.

This man is all about loyalty.

That man killed my partner.

He had a beautiful wife and an adorable...

child as well.

He was the most experienced cop in the Violent Crimes Unit.

Who could take down a horde of you.

Keep this in mind.

Until you spill everything you know, you aren't getting out of here.

I'm telling you. I don't know anything.

I'm saying I don't know because I really don't!

Oh, gosh.

Are you an idiot? Have you forgotten already?

Korean detectives have more than 20 dans, including taekwondo,

hapkido, judo, and kendo.

We know many different ways of breaking a leg.

-Pick your choice. -"I'll choose which part to break."

You always say that--

-Let's check the microphones. -Camera four, ready.

Hyeo-ju!

You really have to report news from deep within your chest.

Look at that show-off acting all pristine.

Wait, isn't she reporting your story?

Call the cops.

They're arresting a thief bitch today.

-Great job today. -Great job.

-Great job. -Great job.

-Great job. -Great job.

What are you doing?

I'm reporting about the lost conscience of reporters.

You'd make a perfect model.

-Goodness. -You look great.

You stole my item and my informant.

You must love getting on-air, right?

Don't worry, I'll blur out your face.

But I think everyone will figure out it's you because of your breasts.

Give that to me!

I'm going to apply for the Syrian war correspondent.

All the reporters there risk their lives to get the news.

No one will steal my ideas.

Hey, stop it now.

Right, and I have two extra toes.

Do you need them to write articles later?

-Darn you! -Hey, stop it.

You need to hold back.

That crazy brat.

-That felt great. -That was awesome. I give you that.

-I give you that. -Do you?

Reporter Song, did something good happen?

Just now, Ji-an practically knocked out...

her opponent in a UFC match.

Do you have two jobs?

Right, Chief So has been looking for you.

But you liked my item.

I do. I'm not saying that we'll let it go.

We'll keep the news.

I just thought we could change the person who reports it.

Who do you want?

-Who is... -Chief So.

Hey.

Wait, her?

I don't want to do it either,

but the comments on our website double every time I'm on-air.

That's for your lisp, dumbass.

Go practice with a pen in your mouth. I'll lend you one.

-Are you done talking? -Not even close.

You have a brain and hand, right?

Then why do you keep stealing my credit?

-When did I, you crazy wench? -You always do that, you thief.

Stop it.

Reporter Song, you're my right hand.

Reporter Jung is my left hand.

Chief So, you're left-handed.

Oh, did you know?

Reporter Song, you're more competent.

Can you report on something else?

In that case,

I'll go get a huge scoop.

I'll go out in the field and feel the scene myself,

to be able to write a real investigative report.

I'll show you what real news should be.

When I do, you need to give me a live coverage in the studio.

Darn it.

Ji-an, it's not every day that you get a big scoop.

A big scoop is something like this.

The view count is...

Hey, look. A cop takes down bad guys with his bare hands.

-He's awesome. -What?

A cop beat up a civilian to death?

Why do you always twist everything?

Wow, I'm right. He's knocking his teeth out.

That's at least five weeks in a hospital.

He's not a cop. He's a thug.

I've been noticing this for a while, but you seem to hate cops.

-What do you mean? -Oh, right.

Do you remember the cop who got stabbed and killed?

He was this guy's partner.

Anyway, this is a secret,

but apparently, he's surrounded with a lot of corruption.

That's why they want us to quit reporting on this.

But once this gets out, I'm dead.

So, you mean no one knows about this yet?

You are aware that,

an envelope filled with money was found in the late Cho's desk, right?

Before we discuss that, did you hear anything about

-the case he was after? -Who is it that bribed Hang-jun?

Why ask that? So you can beat him up?

I heard that's your specialty.

His death is surrounded with corruption.

We want it covered up with no big fuss.

-So let's stop it-- -Then who is it?

Who murdered Hang-jun like that?

-Captain Yoo. -What can we do?

The high officials want to cover this up.

And the superintendent is in trouble because of your video.

Keep a low profile for a while, consider it probation.

Forget about Cho's case.

I cannot do that, sir.

Hang-jun was our family.

What's a cop, anyway?

One of us got killed.

Which higher-up thinks this shouldn't matter?

Honestly speaking, Cho wasn't even bold enough to take bribes.

If you hold us down, no one can do him justice.

-Detective Park. -I'm as frustrated as you are.

But just because our family died, we can't just drop other cases for that.

We're trying to prevent others from becoming victims to such crimes.

Dong-tak, don't you understand?

You know I'm an idiot.

Hey, if you won't listen,

turn in your badge and...

Hey, what are you doing?

I quit as of today.

Hey! What's with him?

SEOUL CENTRAL POLICE STATION

-Hello? -Is this Detective Cha Dong-tak?

I'm Reporter Song Ji-an of NBC News.

I wanted to ask if I could interview you.

If it's about the video on the internet, I have nothing to say.

You were the partner of the late Detective Cho, right?

After his death, I heard that they found he was corrupt--

Who are you calling corrupt?

You startled me.

Why are you yelling?

That's why I want to investigate. I'll add impact to the facts.

The fact is that Cho Hang-jun was not corrupt,

and the impact is that Internal Affairs are assholes.

I need to investigate to find out

whether he was corrupt or not.

If so, how corrupt.

You're a stubborn, lady.

Why are you mentioning genders?

Reporter Song Ji-an?

You better hope I never set eyes on you.

Are you threatening me?

You're a thug, not a cop.

You're the worst kind of thug.

So don't let this worst kind of thug see you.

Did he hang up on me?

What horrid manners.

Come out here with me.

Can you give us a break?

It's a funeral parlor in here.

I'll call you when I have something, like I do with the other reporters.

Okay? Sorry.

Detective Lee.

Is there something he wants to hide from us?

Check once more. You must have backups.

How many times must I tell you?

There was a bug in our system that day.

We lost all the files including the backups.

You're disturbing us by coming here all the time.

-Just once more. -This is insane.

You chase people, right?

Ten thousand won will do.

Do you really know where I can find

the one I'm looking for?

Your life changed at the tip of a blade.

Your hand.

Unwrap it.

How interesting.

You'll find yourself an amazing partner very soon.

You two have to stick together as if you're one body.

Only then can you both live.

SUPERINTENDENT MA JIN-GUK

I'll do as you two say.

The Cho Hang-jun case.

Is it wrapped up?

Well, that case is...

You found evidence of corruption in the internal investigation.

You should've wrapped it up then and there.

If Cha Dong-tak's acting like a rabid dog because he knows--

No.

That won't happen.

-Are you sure? -The dead was one of mine,

and the living...

is still one of mine, too.

Your glass is empty.

Do you know how a cold and hungry beast survives the winter?

The foolish ones huddle together to beat the cold

and then starve together.

The clever ones...

rip the throats of others and eat their flesh.

Then, they take shelter in the fur.

Take care of someone.

Cha Dong-tak? That should be fun.

No, go after someone else.

Make it so that Dong-tak can't mention the case again.

Find a fake suspect.

I know someone who's perfect.

SEOUL WESTERN PRISON

That's the fourth girl this week.

You're a really bad man. Your wife must be so sad.

Let's operate.

I don't care about the price as long as they're big and sparkly.

I'm seeing a lot of pretty women.

There goes the bait. Okay.

His pupils dilated.

-Just a moment. -Sure.

Hello, Min-chul.

Our teachers are coming to the reunion?

No, that's fine.

Which high school did you graduate from?

-Whimoon High School. -Whimoon High School?

-I graduated from there, too. -Really? You're my senior.

I knew there was something about you.

He took the bait, and there comes the grin.

Hello, Mr. Kang.

Ma'am, it's nice to meet you here.

The stock you tipped me off on was a hit.

I see.

That's nothing, really.

How about we meet up for a meal with a few of my pretty friends, sir?

I'll get what you asked for in less than a week.

All right. Let's have a look.

Shall I wire you the money for the necklace?

We're always exact when it comes to money.

All right, then.

You!

Honey.

"Honey"?

How dare you?

-Come here! -Run.

Oh, dear. I'm so scared.

What's going on?

-Don't. -You fool!

So dinner was nice.

Gong Su-chang, five counts of fraud.

Detective Cho arrested him for stealing jewelry six months ago.

He was released the day before Detective Cho died.

DETECTIVE CHO HANG-JUN CASE

I checked Detective Cho's call log.

Gong Su-chang had called him many times up to that day.

I heard he talked about getting revenge for being put in jail.

What's more is that we found a witness who saw Su-chang that night.

I was peeing in the alley that night.

Suddenly, I heard punching sounds.

I ran over to look,

and I saw this guy beating someone else with a helmet.

The look in his eyes...

He didn't call it in for fear of being named the killer,

but he couldn't sleep, he kept seeing the man's face.

The face he saw is that man's.

Just a minute.

The traffic cameras in the area went down that day,

and we found no weapon, not even a footprint at the scene.

But suddenly, there's a witness?

Isn't this strange? Doesn't it smell fishy?

What problem do you have when we pinpointed the suspect?

How dare you talk to me like that?

Look at Dong-tak's face before you talk, okay?

Dong-tak.

Is this really him?

It looks like it.

The circumstantial evidence points to him.

No wonder.

I had this feeling as soon as I saw his photo.

He majored in fraud and minored in pickpocketing.

These are the hardest to catch.

Captain Yoo.

First, let's round up his known accomplices.

Sure. If we did stakeouts, we'll get something.

We'll never get him that way.

To be honest,

I just need a billion won to turn things around.

-The land in Yangpyeong won't sell. -"The land in Yangpyeong won't sell."

If you help me, I'll pay you three times back with interest.

-Right? -What?

You uncreative twat.

Change your lines. Arrest him for fraud.

Yes, sir.

Stop.

We played golf and had coffee. How is that fraud?

Who are these people?

He's going after anyone who so much as met Gong Su-chang.

Where does he eat?

Where does he sleep?

Where does he poop?

Whoever writes so much as a line about where to find him,

goes free immediately.

Well? What do you think?

Find me a buyer.

Why did you bring me stolen goods?

Because they're stolen goods.

Pawnshops don't take stolen items because of fear of the cops.

I'm scared of them, too.

You shouldn't trust me too much.

Come on, now.

If I don't trust a fellow inmate, who...

Who should I trust, then?

I'll look into it.

I'm going, then.

-All right. -I'll call you. Pick up.

Where is Gong Su-chang?

-Who? -Have you forgotten your cellmate?

-I heard you two were best friends. -We weren't.

I remember who arrested me, but why should I remember a cellmate?

Really?

Okay.

You don't do illegal operations nowadays, right?

I don't even burp nowadays, just in case it's illegal.

Why would a urologist do boob jobs in the first place?

All right, I used to do illegal operations.

They told me I had a god's hand, and brought a bunch of money.

They kept begging me. I couldn't refuse.

But I don't do that anymore.

I even changed my family motto.

It's "Urology for the lower body and plastic surgery for upper."

Just like in Kingsman.

Oh, my. What are...

What are these?

If I get arrested again, I won't get my license back.

That's why I'm here to help.

-I'll give you homework. -Homework?

If you do it well,

I will forget what I saw today.

So you want to trade with me?

It looks like an exclusive.

How should I go inside?

-Leave. -Can't you give me another chance?

-Come inside. -Follow me.

-Come here. -I'll take the taxi.

Let's write them down quickly and go home.

Don't copy his. This isn't a test.

Gong Su-chang is a cop killer. Write everything you know.

And don't get involved with him. Do you understand?

Did he kill a cop?

Yes, the detective murder case.

It seems like they're conducting an investigation on a key suspect.

Let me report this as an exclusive.

Who are you? Who are you calling?

What's this about an exclusive and reporting it?

That is...

When someone discards their exclusive, we make news and...

I know all the cleaners, but I've never seen her before.

Are you a reporter?

Of course not.

I need to clean somewhere else. Bye.

Have we met somewhere?

Maybe at a club in Itaewon?

Maybe not. I don't like detectives anyway.

Goodbye.

I need to go now.

I'm coming. Please wait!

Oh, gosh.

Hello? I can't talk right now.

I can't hear you well. I'm sorry.

You're Reporter Song Ji-an, right?

Yes. You must be Cha Dong-tak, the worst kind of thug.

I mean, Detective Cha Dong-tak.

Is this how you cover stories nowadays?

There's something to this case, right?

Seeing how as soon as Detective Cho dies, he became the corrupt cop.

I'll cover this case right away.

The culprit's name is Gong Su-chang, right?

The worst kind of thug.

No, Detective Cha.

What, are you questioning a criminal? You're scaring me.

Do you know what is the hardest thing for a cop?

Meeting the family of the victim.

We always make the same promises that we will catch the guy.

However, I still have many promises that I haven't kept.

And there is...

this one criminal I want to take down more than anyone else.

I promised a kid...

that I'd catch the guy who killed his dad and get him punished.

To keep my promise, I need to know where he is,

what he's eating, and where he poops...

in order to take him in.

If that news goes on-air now, I'll lose all of my suspects.

That's a very scary way of telling a reporter not to report something.

I'm saying that you are interfering with my work.

I'm sorry!

You sucked at morality in school, right?

People usually ask, "Are you all right?"

I guess we went to different schools.

I learned that people usually say, "Thank you," in this situation.

Thank you.

This is exactly what a thug does.

So are you saying that my work is interfering with yours?

Okay, then, I won't interrupt you.

Make sure you keep those promises you made with those people.

Goodbye.

Thief! It's a thief!

-Hey! -Let go!

It's a thief!

Excuse me! She's a thief!

-You're arrested in action. -What?

You have the right...

to remain...

You...

You have the night to...

-What? -What?

The right to remain silent.

Come here.

-Stay still. -What?

Don't move.

Are you hurt? You must be surprised.

Oh, just a little.

Goodness, I'm glad you aren't hurt.

Then let's only get surprised three times a day.

I wonder if you know that you look very pretty

when you're surprised.

-What? -You're creeping me. I could choke.

Should I stop eating?

No, no, eat. I'll look elsewhere.

Let's get married.

Su-chang, come on. My honey, please?

You can just be a stay-at-home husband.

I'll make a living for us.

I've gotten rather good at pickpocketing now.

See?

When did you get...

This is how I made a living while you were in prison.

Amazing, she's really rich.

We can get married with this.

We promised not to steal from the poor, the kind, and the sick.

-Did you forget? -She's none of those.

SONG JI-AN

She's pretty. Pretty girls are nice.

You jerk. Give it back.

She was very...

oddly pretty.

She wasn't pretty. She was just crazy.

Look at this. I knew it.

She was ugly as a kid.

I bet she got a total reboot on her face.

FATHER'S CLASSROOM

Relax your arms.

I'm Jun-su's uncle,

but I'm also a Violent Crimes Unit detective.

If either of you doesn't play fair,

I will take you straight to the station. Understood?

-Okay. -Okay.

Good. Relax your arms.

Ready?

And go.

-You go, Jun-su! -You go, Jun-su!

-You go, Jun-su! -You go, Jun-su!

You win.

Sorry. I had no one else to ask.

From on, I'll take Hang-jun's place...

in Jun-su's life.

There was a hole in a pocket of the jacket he wore that day.

Maybe that's why you missed something that I found strange.

He doesn't smoke.

Where did I put it?

I'm worried.

He misses his dad and gets cranky more often now.

Cho Jun-su, your wife has to go. Won't you say goodbye?

Don't forget.

I promised to catch the bad man and punish him.

Shall I let you win next time?

We both just have to be cowards.

No, I'll play fair next time, too.

Because I'm going to become a detective like my dad.

Okay, wife?

Okay.

-Goodbye. -Bye.

Let's go.

WE REMEMBER YOUR SACRIFICES

LIEUTENANT CHO HANG-JUN

I left you a lot of money this time.

I was supposed to pay for my son's lessons.

You look much better when you smile.

Mr. Policeman, do you have the hots for me?

Do you want me to snitch for you when I get out?

I'm upset that this is all you're doing with that smart brain of yours.

I'll help you start over when you get out,

and introduce you to an asshole friend of mine.

He's kind of like you.

Is he a cop, too?

See? I knew it. I'm right.

You want me to be a snitch.

A con man and a cop.

We would be the best of friends.

Will you stop talking like that?

Why are you grinning after meeting the cop that put you away?

When I get out, I'll find him and get my revenge.

I swear I will.

Psycho.

I hope you do it.

I knew you would die a cop.

You died so young,

and you bragged about helping me to start over.

LIEUTENANT CHO HANG-JUN

Let's have a toast to welcome our new rookie.

-Ready? Cheers. -Wait.

Is everyone ready now?

-Yes. -Cheers.

-Drink until we die. -Drink until we die.

"Drink until we die"?

Does that mean they can't leave a drop?

-Let's drink. -Have another shot.

I'll pour you one.

-Dong-tak. -Yes, sir?

The scumbag who killed Hang-jun...

I swear I'll get him.

So can you please laugh a bit now?

You need to stay alive.

You need to go on without Hang-jun.

How will you manage without me?

Did you see that?

My punch was faster than his blade.

Yes, I saw it.

I also saw you dislocate your shoulder.

Tie it up tightly.

What if I miss another attack while tying it?

We'll make it if we share the stabbings.

I'll take all the hits for you, so don't you worry.

Just remember that, and you'll see it's not bad being a cop.

We share stabbings?

That sounds cool.

It's not my quote.

It's a line from a movie.

-He's better than a cop. -Hey.

The guy who said it was playing a police chief.

You poor fool.

-Here's your shoe. -You jerk.

I need to go to the toilet.

Watch yourself. The toilet's to the left.

-Okay. -It's to the right.

You fools.

Hang-jun.

Where were you for so long?

Didn't you miss me?

Didn't you want to see me? You're so quiet.

I see you in every glass of alcohol that I drink...

and every time I touch my handcuffs.

Every colleague I see looks like you.

Did you blame me a lot?

I bet I'm the only cop in Korea who let my partner get stabbed...

while tying my shoelaces.

Yours are untied.

I'll tie them for you.

I'll do it for you.

Did you just tie my shoelaces for me?

Do you love me?

I love you, too.

I love you.

Don't go anywhere. Stay by me.

I'm sorry.

SEOUL CENTRAL POLICE STATION

Looking for someone?

Someone who keeps getting on my nerves.

Let's make something clear.

Does he bother you or do you want to bother him?

One thing's clear.

There is someone who keeps bothering me.

What? Who is that person?

-Tell me. Who is it? -You!

Who are you?

-Are you both frauds? -Sorry.

-We're reporters. -Are you?

Reporters don't look too bad these days.

-That lady won't look away. -Look away.

This reporter girl is getting me irked for once.

You don't look too bad.

I bet you have a lot of guys falling for your looks.

What a nice picture.

Would you like to work at my bar?

Forget my looks, you crook!

Asshole. Did you just check out my breasts?

You'd better look away right now before I sue you for sexual harassment.

What a jerk.

Sorry.

She's a tough one for her looks.

What was that?

You were like a real UFC fighter.

I bet ten meal coupons that you'd even beat Conor McGregor.

There must be no troublemakers today. It is quiet here.

Shall we take turns taking a nap?

Shall we?

Stay awake, and take note of everything that happens.

Where are you going?

You saw just now that I'm too pretty for this place.

My dream was to preserve peace.

If I go take a nap,

this place will stay peaceful.

You know tenacity is a virtue of a reporter.

Be tenacious, and write an article for me too.

That little...

Excuse me.

I'm exhausted.

Why are you under my covers?

What are you doing here?

This is a police station, and that blanket is ours too.

This room is for the ladies!

I don't care! The men's room is being renovated.

I was sleeping soundly first under these covers.

Do you mean I jumped on you?

-You're a psycho. -Your leg was on me!

Why did you touch my leg?

You're really weird.

Hello?

Cho Hang-jun's murder suspect? Did he do it alone?

Do you have proof?

Do you remember what I said?

Do you mean I'm in your way?

See you later.

We'll talk, then.

I'll wait.

Where are you?

Gong Su-chang's with a fence.

All right. Let's see the goods.

We do this all the time. Hurry up.

We do this all the time which is why I must be careful.

You're funny.

Watch where you're going!

Move!

Get out the way!

Move.

Go that way.

Too bad. What a rotten day.

You're under arrest for the murder of a detective.

You have the right to a lawyer and to keep quiet...

No, wait. What are you talking about?

Murder of a detective?

-Why did you kill him? -Detective Cha!

Don't do it.

He's not going anywhere.

I left the key at the station.

If he drives off to somewhere other than the station,

I'll just shoot him.

-No. -Did you hear that?

He always keeps his words.

Oh, no.

Detective Cha, he just smiled.

Don't show your teeth.

Don't touch my face.

I see a hospital there. Get your shoulder looked at.

-Are you okay? -And get back.

Okay, see you.

She's strong for a pretty lady.

You talked about murder.

Who are you saying that I killed?

What I'm saying is that you got the wrong guy.

What makes you think I would kill--

Oh, my gosh.

-Cho Hang-jun, my partner. -What?

Who?

I know you talked about getting revenge as soon as you got out.

Oh, god.

A witness said he saw you at the scene.

-A witness? -Do you know what that means?

It means you're the killer.

It wasn't me. It really wasn't me.

It wasn't me. I really didn't do it.

Sure. Keep on saying it wasn't you.

It's more fun that way.

This is really insane.

Okay, so what happened was...

Who are they?

-Do you owe them something? -Do you?

Who are you?

I'm a cop on duty.

That's who you're threatening.

I don't think they want to let us go.

-Are you going to fight? -Can you throw a punch?

Let me borrow your body for a moment.

What?

Duck!

Come on!

Let me ask you one last time.

It really was not you?

I'm a con man, but I'm not a murderer!

I almost died...

because of that bastard,

Cha Dong-tak.

Why? Who are you? Seriously.

This isn't my...

Forget it. You'll just think I'm insane.

Did he really hurt his head?

-I really respect you. -Quiet.

So this man was a bit hard to get?

Gosh, you're shameless.

She really doesn't recognize me.

It sounds like you're talking about someone else.

What if I have to live as Dong-tak for the rest of my life?

Subtitle translation by Jared Na