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(gentle music)

(gentle music continues)

- Hey, what's up bro, you got a minute?

Yeah, I need a favor, bro.

♪ This is far tragic than what's comprehended ♪

♪ This has got to stop ♪

♪ Well I don't understand everything as a man ♪

♪ I'm authorized by God to make this petition ♪

♪ Believe it ♪

♪ Especially when you hate and aim to command ♪

♪ You do not have the right to abuse your position ♪

♪ No need ♪

♪ We gonna help you understand ♪

♪ Man, get straight ♪

♪ Speak up for man whether or not they listen ♪

♪ Think we supposed to sit and shut up ♪

♪ Then you sadly misunderstand ♪

♪ What is the protocol ♪

♪ When the gun is up in your face ♪

♪ Your hands is up in the air ♪

♪ Anger and fear takes over your face ♪

♪ Unarmed but they don't care ♪

♪ 'Cause you a man of a darker race ♪

♪ See, our lives ain't parallel ♪

♪ There's a big gap, no parking space ♪

♪ Lord, how do we get out this awkward space ♪

♪ Dealing with a narcissistic race ♪

♪ That an inmate lives in a high speed chase ♪

♪ Just to bring home to the opposite race ♪

♪ You don't want to hear about it ♪

♪ Ain't no option today ♪

♪ We sick and tired up and we up your face ♪

♪ There's no greater love than a man laying down to fight ♪

♪ What I guess I'm dying to say ♪

♪ I'm not shutting my mouth ♪

♪ I got a lot to say ♪

♪ I'm spiraling not lost in space ♪

♪ Ain't nothing dark about shared light ♪

(police sirens blaring)

(camera shutter clicking)

- [Michael Vernon] The county state attorneys office

has just charged Myles Turner with first degree murder

in what is alleged to be a murder-for-hire case.

38-year-old grocery store owner and attendant,

Julius Thatcher, father of five was shot and killed

two weeks ago near Lexington Avenue,

as he was closing his store

in their final moments of business.

As of now, there are no motives

as to why he was gunned down.

But the authorities have stated that Myles Turner

has been taken into custody

because he's a prime suspect in this case.

Now, Myles states that he's never met the victim.

However, local police chief believes otherwise.

If you or anyone you know has details involving this case,

contact the local police immediately.

This is your news at seven, Michael Vernon.

(thunder rumbling)

(police sirens blaring)

(dramatic music)

♪ That boy done dropped the heater for the summer ♪

♪ Holy Ghost lit up like lava ♪

(thunder rumbling)

(upbeat music)

♪ That boy done dropped the heater for the summer ♪

(upbeat music)

♪ Holy Ghost lit up like lava ♪

♪ Y'all know the grand get it popping ♪

♪ No secret like Red Barker ♪

♪ Be keeping they heads bopping ♪

♪ No rhythm, like hair flow ♪

♪ So call up the head doctor ♪

♪ I don't plan on stopping any time soon ♪

♪ That's a bunch of abrupt brain movements ♪

♪ They foolish may be chained to the spirits ♪

♪ Leave they clueless ♪

♪ Induced anesthesia ♪

♪ Asleep to what the truth is ♪

♪ You ain't know ♪

♪ My flow bite like red hoes ♪

♪ Locked in your head like a nappy fro ♪

♪ Waiting 'til it lock into dreads ♪

♪ Breezy I didn't flow ♪

♪ God's word knotted up in my head ♪

♪ Call it nappy grow, spiritual comb ♪

♪ Straighten you out a Baptist Christian walk ♪

♪ Exercise the fruits of the spirit, but far from a punk ♪

♪ Now let it bump ♪

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♪ That boy done dropped the heater for the summer ♪

♪ North Carolina reaper ain't got nothing on me dropping ♪

♪ Holy Ghost lit up the glove ♪

(singer vocalizing)

♪ Crowd reacting like ♪

♪ Crowd reacting like ♪

♪ The crowd reaction like ♪

♪ Reaction like, reaction like, reaction like ♪

♪ Reaction like, reaction like, reaction like ♪

♪ The crowd reaction like ♪

♪ It's easy, it's all in the wrist ♪

♪ Though my jumper wet ♪

♪ I'm talking Bible pages ♪

♪ I flip so ain't no turning back ♪

♪ I flip flop node on the devil without any match ♪

♪ Firm landed in my faith ♪

♪ Lucifer, he resenting that ♪

♪ Not referencing gazelle but boy I got my vision back ♪

♪ I changed watching full vail ♪

♪ Now a spiritual diplomat ♪

♪ Appointed by Judah ♪

♪ To tactfully manage indelicate situations ♪

♪ Legal to operate outside the realms of your ♪

(dramatic music)

- That is correct.

And isn't it true that you were the last one

to leave the shop that night of the tragic incident?

- Yes, I did.

- And didn't you fail to lock the doors?

Why would you do that?

- I was told to leave the door unlocked.

- By who?

- It was it.

- Objection.

Judge, this is not pertaining to the witness's statement.

- Overruled.

I believe she's making an point.

- Sounds like she's making up a lie.

- Ms. Tyler, continue.

- Thank you, Your Honor.

As I was saying, had Mr. Jenkins locked the door that night,

Mr. Thatcher would still be alive

and his beautiful daughter over there

would have a loving father to go home to,

and his wife would have a husband

to share the rest of her life with.

And the scum sitting there by the DA

would not have had an innocent victim.

- Objection, Your Honor.

There's no notable evidence that my client

was even in the vicinity of the crime scene.

- Oh, come on, you really believe

that your client didn't have anything to do

with the actual murder?

- Prove it.

- Oh, I think your client's already proven that.

- How?

- I would like to know that as well.

- What more is there to prove?

Look at him.

He's got it written all over his face.

No one wants to believe that their client committed murder

or that they hired someone else to do it.

But the facts still remains

that he hated Mr. Thatcher's guts.

- Objection, Your Honor.

That's absurd.

My client doesn't even know the shop owner,

let alone hate him.

- He not only knew him, but he was Mr. Thatcher's brother.

- This is ridiculous, my son is an only child.

- Maybe in your house, but not in his father's.

Isn't that right, Mr. Turner?

- Both of you approached the bench, please.

Are you telling me the defendant is related to the victim?

- She's lying, Your Honor.

- I am not lying, Your Honor.

And I'm not telling the court anything

that they haven't already heard.

- Oh, I see.

Due to the new evidence presented in this case,

we're gonna take a 30 minute recess.

Court will resume at 2:00 p.m.

(gavel banging)

(dramatic music)

(footsteps crunching)

All right, Michelle, I'm all ears.

Where's this coming from?

- From a case in hell, if you ask me.

- Well then it won't be too far from home.

Your Honor, yesterday morning at about nine o'clock,

a woman came into my office,

someone I have never seen before,

and she showed me some pictures.

May I help you?

- Yes, I have something you may be interested in.

- Okay, so was she a photographer?

You and your son went to the mall to do a photo shoot?

Big deal.

- Okay, Michael, that's enough man.

- Hey, I'm just trying to make light of the situation.

- Well, funny you should try to make light of anything,

considering you have some dark secrets of your own

that need to be revealed.

- What dark secrets?

- Well, we'll save that for a jury on another day.

- So Ms. Tyler, now these pictures you're speaking of,

you have evidence of it?

- Actually, I do.

- Officer, they taking a long time in there.

I gotta go to the bathroom.

- [Officer] We got a little time.

Let's go.

- Okay, what am I looking at?

- Okay, so the guy over here on the left,

that's Mr. Thatcher.

The guy standing next to him on the right, right there,

that's his brother.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait, what is this?

This is about as blurry

as my great-grandmother's eye prescription.

What kind of camera did they use,

a water bottle with a hole in it?

- Michael, I don't know what kind of camera they used,

but what I can tell you is that disgrace of a man

that you are representing out there

knows a heck of a lot more about Mr. Thatcher

than he's letting anyone believe.

- Come on, judge, this is crazy.

She's showing us pictures of a man,

you can't even see his face.

How do we know he killed him?

- Well, you see, he's got that gray hoodie.

- So what?

I got a gray hoodie at home in my closet right now.

Does that make me a suspect too?

- No,

but that bracelet does.

- What you talking about, what bracelet?

- You see that bracelet that man is wearing,

that gold bracelet right there,

Mr. Thatcher has the same one.

- Oh, okay, they got the same taste.

Doesn't make them have the same father.

- Well, that's where you're wrong.

So what's the deal with the bracelets?

- Mr. Thatcher's father is my uncle.

He gave the bracelet secretly to Junior, Myles

and his twin brother.

- What? - So they

wouldn't forget who they were?

- Wait, did you just say Myles has a twin brother?

- Yes, exactly, a twin brother.

- Oh, I didn't know that.

But why would he give him the bracelets in secret?

- It doesn't take a rocket science to figure all this out.

My uncle was many things, but faithful, he was not.

I mean, he was busy spreading his oats

from one country to another.

But Junior, he loved Junior, Junior was his special son.

It's not to say he didn't love the other boys,

but he only loved them

because he was still in love with their mother.

- Okay, wait, if I wanted to hear some drama right now,

I'll be watching Lifetime.

What's the point of all this?

- Well, I'm gonna get there if you'll let me.

- Oh, well go right ahead, Miss. Matlock.

- Well, thank you.

So far all that you've told me is that Mr. Thatcher's father

is like a lot of other men out here on these streets, a dog.

- But this dog is no longer biting.

- I'm sorry?

- My uncle died in his sleep about a month and a half ago.

- Oh.

I'm so sorry to hear that.

- My family is making it the best that we can.

- I'm sorry, but I'm a little confused

as to what relevance this has to my case.

- Well, let me help you outta your confusion.

My uncle was a multimillionaire.

Let me say that again, a multimillionaire.

And he was nobody's fool, he was a politician.

And he knew that if the affair

between him and Myles's mother ever got out,

it would not only ruin him,

but it would also ruin his career.

That's why it never got out.

- Until now.

- Not quite.

See, I'm the only one that knows about all of this.

And if anybody else wants any of this information,

it's gonna cost them a little something.

(dramatic music)

(officer groaning)

- Drew, Drew, Drew.

- Now son, Freeze.

(dramatic music)

- Oh, okay, I see now.

Okay, so how much do you need for this story?

(cousin laughing)

- How much do I need?

Sweetie, I don't need anything.

You have to remember, you think I'm doing this for money?

I'm doing this for the integrity of my family.

Let me explain something to you,

my uncle loved me and I loved him, I was his favorite niece.

So I'm already in his will.

- [Michelle] Of course.

- But I'm not the only one.

So is Junior.

- Oh, that's right.

- And Junior has two other brothers.

- Of course, how could I forget?

Myles and his twin brother.

- Bingo.

- And a motive.

- Exactly.

(Michelle gasping)

- Okay, so everybody knows about the one.

They know about the one brother,

but they don't know about the other brother.

So if the one brother knocks off the other brother,

that means the money's gonna go directly to them.

- And live happily ever after.

And I'm not gonna let that happen.

- Okay, why would he do the obvious

and risk knocking off his own brother?

- Ma'am, you haven't brushed up

on your Bible lately, have you?

- Well, I could use a little brushing up on that.

- Have you ever heard of the story, Cain and Abel?

Greed, jealousy, and envy, it doesn't know blood,

it doesn't even know family.

- But I don't understand.

Why would you come to me with this

and not go straight to the police?

- Let's say my brother is the chief of police.

They had their own dirty laundry.

Plus I wanted to bring it to someone like you

that would give it justice.

- Okay, I've heard all I can take of this.

- Well close your ears.

- Well, Ms. Tyler, do you think you have enough evidence

to prove this in a court of law?

- Well, I thought I just did that.

- No, what you did was showed us a picture of a man

with no face who has an imaginary niece with no taste,

who made up a stupid motive for a lawyer with no case.

(Michelle beatboxing)

- Oh, we see that Mr. Michael here can rap.

- Ms. Tyler, what I mean is will this lady testify

in front of a grand jury

on the relationship between her uncle and.

- Your Honor, Judge Knott, we need you in here asap.

- Just gimme one second, I'm taking care of something,

- Judge, trust me, you need to be in here now.

(dramatic music)

- What?

Come on man, I need you.

This is my cousin this time, man, this is different.

It's a lot of money on the line.

(dramatic music)

- You know, you done messed up, right.

Not only are you gonna be charged

with the murder of your brother,

but you also killed two innocent civilians

that didn't have anything to do with it.

What is wrong with you, man?

Are you some kind of crazed lunatic?

No, actually, lemme take that back.

We ran a few tests on you and you have no mental issues.

It's just plain and simple, you're stupid.

So now you put me in a bad predicament.

So not only am I gonna throw the book at you

and I'm gonna drop the whole library in your head.

You don't deserve to be in the public.

We're much safer with you behind bars.

And I'll make sure you never escape 'em.

(dramatic music)

I'm gonna sentence you to 125 years

for each life that you've taken.

So I hope God has mercy on your soul.

Because this judge does not.

- It ain't over.

- I'm sorry, what was that?

It ain't over.

- You're gonna have to speak up Mr. Turner.

- I said it ain't over, judge.

It ain't over.

- Can you please remove this man from the courtroom?

- Vengeance is mine.

Vengeance is mine.

It ain't over.

It ain't over.

(dramatic music)

(Myles panting)

(cellphone vibrating)

What's the word, brother?

I need to be outta here now.

Good.

Because it's time to make 'em pay.

Vengeance is mine.

(upbeat music)

(people speaking indistinctly)

(upbeat music)

(people speaking indistinctly)

- Hey silence everybody for a second please.

All right, all right, you know why we're here,

for the man that we all love, care about and honor, myself.

(all laughing)

But no, I'm happy for him, he starting the early retirement.

I've watched this man put away

some of the realist criminals,

the craziest murderers this world has ever seen.

And after 15 years, he finally decided to call it quits.

And I don't blame him.

You know, he is been in my life forever and I respect him.

When my father died, I had no one there, but I had you.

And I love you for that.

Congratulations.

- Thank you.

Thank you my brother, love you too.

Of course, leave it to my brother

to act like he was on an episode of Comedy Strip,

with all his jokes and everything.

But that's Darnell for you.

We gotta love him.

Speaking of love, it's definitely in the air,

I really appreciate you all.

It's been a long journey

and I'm ready for the next chapter of my life.

- So what are you gonna do now?

- Oh man, that's the million dollar question,

I've been putting on that black robe

and pounding the hammer for so long,

I don't know what to do with myself.

- Well, we can start by getting some rest.

- That sounds about right.

- Okay.

- But honestly, if I can spend more time

with the people in this room,

my retirement will be fulfilled.

I love you all and I really appreciate you for coming on out

and supporting everything that I've done.

Thank you.

(upbeat music)

- Man, but we here now.

I mean, I can't believe it though.

Can you?

- Believe what?

- On man, you retiring.

Right now while you in your bag.

You know how many brothers wanna be in your shoes right now?

You looking at one of them.

- It's way more to it than that, bro.

- What's more to it?

- Hey come on man, you got that big old house over there,

that fine wife next to you, stacks of money.

You couldn't gimme that,

I have a house full of fine wines right now, boy.

- See man, that's your problem.

You immature, you act like a little boy.

You need to grow up man.

- Grow up?

Man, have you seen my women?

What you talking about?

They don't want no little boys.

Talking about grow up.

- Hey man, whatever you need to make yourself believe

whatever it is you wanna believe,

it's fine with me, brother,

trust me. - Look,

I know you a judge, but don't be judging me, all right,

everybody wasn't born with a silver spoon in their mouth,

some of us had to go to the Dollar Store

and get the plastic ones.

- Come on, I wasn't born with nothing in my mouth.

(both laughing)

I had nothing just like you.

But I wanted more and I worked hard to get it.

- Look, nobody's more proud of you than me.

I'm just saying, you did it.

I don't know how you did it, but you did.

- It made it happen, man.

I appreciate you my brother, for real.

- I just hate that you retiring right now, man.

We need more brothers like you.

In the system controlling all this wickedness.

- It's tough, but I feel like it's something I need to do.

With all this drama and these kidnappings

and all this stuff going on,

I think I need to be at home with Theresa and Chloe more.

And she been on my head about being at home more,

so I think this is a perfect time.

- I can respect that.

I understand, man.

- All love my brother.

- Hey Chief, it's getting late,

we have an early day tomorrow.

We should probably roll out.

Nice to see you, judge.

- It's good seeing you too.

(gentle upbeat music)

- I'm glad you enjoyed yourself.

- Yeah, I had a good time.

- Yeah, I'm so proud of you my baby.

(gentle upbeat music)

Well.

- [Chloe] Daddy.

- Hey baby.

You have fun with grandma?

- [Chloe] Yeah.

(all laughing)

- Hey.

- I thought you two wasn't gonna show up.

I almost called child services.

- Come on now, mommy,

you know I wasn't gonna forget about my baby.

- I wasn't talking about y'all leaving her,

I was talking about y'all leaving me.

(all laughing)

- Now, Mrs. Knott, you know.

- Anyway, let me get outta here and out these streets.

Y'all know it's past my bedtime now, right?

And you know your daddy, gonna ask all these questions.

- Well, I feel you, Mrs. Knott.

We gonna have to get Chloe to bed too,

because tomorrow's her big day.

(all laughing)

- What big day?

- Baby, please don't tell me you forgot.

- [Wiley] Well, ain't nobody tell me anything.

- Yeah, he forgot.

- Daddy, really?

- What?

- Baby, why don't you go ahead

and get you some beauty rest okay.

I'll be up later.

(all laughing)

- And let me get outta here too

before he forget I don't live here

and have me cooking breakfast for him in the morning.

(all laughing)

- [Theresa] Be careful.

- Bye baby.

(door thudding)

- [Theresa] I cannot believe you forgot.

- I cannot forget something that I wasn't told.

All I know is we have a schedule.

On Saturdays, I go to the gym with the fellas

to keep this body nice and tight for you.

And you take Chloe to practice, right.

- Right.

But it looks like our plans have changed.

We talked about this.

Remember the boss has me coming in

for the regional conference tomorrow.

- You never told me that either.

- Well, Mr. Body Lifty,

looks like we have a change of plans.

Well, in other news,

baby, do you think we made the right decision?

- Yes, we did.

- I'm just asking.

- You know, this whole early retirement thing

was really your idea.

- I know, baby.

It's just because I didn't want to lose you.

I mean, you were taking on all those cases

with all those murderers and stuff

and I was scared for us.

- I definitely think we made the right decision, baby.

- Yeah?

Okay.

(upbeat music)

- Daddy, is that you?

- Yes, it's me, baby cakes.

- Did I hear mama say

you were taking me to practice tomorrow?

- Yes you did.

- Good.

I want you to check out what we've been working on.

- I can't wait to see it, baby.

I wouldn't miss it for the world.

- Goodnight daddy.

- Goodnight baby, I love you.

- I love you too.

- Excuse me sir, aren't you forgetting something?

- No.

Oh, my snack.

- No, that's not it.

(both laughing)

- So what are you talking about?

- Oh?

- Mm-hmm.

- How could I forget that?

- Yeah, don't ever forget it again.

- I never will baby.

I'm sorry baby.

All right, let me go ahead.

Chloe out there waiting for me, so.

- Hey, I really appreciate you for stepping in

and taking her today.

- No problem, we're a team.

- [Theresa] Yeah.

- So anything I can do to make your life easier, I will.

- In that case, I'm going to need you later on tonight.

- I think I can make that happen.

- Yeah.

- Mm-hmm.

- Promise.

- Pinky.

- Pinky.

(both laughing)

All right, you better.

- All right baby, I love you.

- I love you more.

- Why you acting all weird,

like something gonna happen to us?

- I love you baby.

Have a good day.

- All right.

(police sirens blaring)

- Oh shoot, what's going on?

- What's wrong, daddy?

- Nothing baby.

Everything will be all right.

Once he run my plate and realize who I am, we'll be good.

- Yes sir, but I gotta get to practice.

- I know, I know, baby.

I got you.

I'll get you there.

(car door thudding)

Hey, how you doing today, officer?

- Do you know how fast you were going sir?

- Yeah, I was definitely going below the speed limit.

I think maybe 15 miles an hour or so.

- Oh, did you notice you also ran a stop sign

back there as well?

- No, I must have missed it.

My daughter had an issue

with her seatbelt. - License

and registration please.

(birds chirping)

- You serious?

You really serious right now?

- License and registration.

- Daddy, can we go?

I'm already running late.

- Baby just give me a minute, okay, we'll be outta here.

- Listen, sir, I'm trying to be very nice to you right now.

So license please.

Oh.

Oh, okay.

I had no idea.

- All right.

I kind of figured you didn't know who I was.

- Oh no, it's not that.

I had no idea you were so young.

You look older than you actually are.

- What?

- Sir, keep your hands where I could see 'em,

step out of the vehicle.

- What?

(car door thudding)

Come on, man, listen.

- Daddy, I'm scared.

- Everything's gonna be all right, baby.

I promise okay.

- All right, now you listen,

put your hands behind your back.

- Please don't put me in handcuffs in front of my baby.

I'm just trying to get her to practice.

It's gotta be some kind of mix up or something.

- Oh, mix up, huh?

- Can we clear this up, man?

I know your supervisor, Darnell.

- Oh, you know Darnell, huh?

- Yeah, man, that's my best friend for over 30 years.

We was in a Police Academy together.

That's my guy.

- Okay.

All right.

Well your story better add up.

- It will.

- Just in case it don't, stay right here, don't move.

- You okay?

(dramatic music)

- Hey Chief, yeah, I pulled some guy over,

he says he knows you.

Well, he looks kind of familiar, but exactly, I don't.

I don't.

Okay, okay.

Hey, you at the station, you buy a computer?

Need you to do me a favor.

Hey, I need you to run somebody for me.

All right, thanks babe.

(birds chirping)

Looks like your story added up.

- As I told you it would.

Now please remove these cups so I can go on about my day.

We can act like this never happened.

(Townes laughing)

- But unfortunately it did.

- What?

- Oh yeah, you're not free to go.

You see Darnell's around the corner on this break.

He'll be here in a second now.

We still might have to take you down to the station.

- For running the stop sign?

- Oh no, no, no, not the stop sign.

Expired plates, expired license.

Man, you even got insurance on this vehicle?

- Yes, yes, I have insurance.

I am who I say

I'm a public figure.

- Well, maybe some things you might want to keep private.

(car engine revving)

(birds chirping)

(car door thudding)

- Knotts, what's going on man?

- You know, the usual, being racially profiled

by the male officer version of Karen here.

- You know this man is a retired judge.

He's only like my best friend.

Take these cuffs off of him.

- I can't do that, sir.

- What?

That's a direct order officer.

- Not if it's against the law.

- Against the law.

What are you talking about?

- This man here, there's a warrant for his arrest.

- What? - What?

- I never committed a crime a day in my life.

- Oh yeah.

Well tell it to the judge.

- I am the judge.

- Look, lemme talk to you for a second.

You wanna tell me what's really going on here.

- I mean, it was a simple traffic stop.

The guy asked me to give you a call.

We hung up, I called Manny for backup.

I mean the guy's got a warrant for his arrest.

- Warrant?

- Yes.

- He's a former judge for crying out loud, man.

- Bingo.

Key word, was.

Now if you don't mind, Chief, I have a job to do.

- Look, let me talk to him for a minute, all right,

then you can do what you gotta do.

- Okay, okay, all right.

But I know y'all friends and all that,

but I'm by the book Chief, and a warrants of warrant.

(birds chirping)

- You wanna tell me what's going on with this warrant, bro?

- Man, it gotta be some kind of joke or a mix up.

You know me since we was kids, I never break the law.

(birds chirping)

(dramatic music)

- I know, man.

Gotta be a mix up.

Couldn't even get you to steal three cents worth of candy

when we was kids.

- But you tried it, for sure.

- Yeah I did.

Look man, I gotta take you down to the station.

My hands are tied when you gotta warrant.

Look, we'll be in and out in an hour.

You need to go down there and clear this up

and figure out what's going on.

- What about Chloe?

Man, I really need to get her to practice.

- He got backup coming.

I'll have 'em take her to practice.

Trust me bro.

Just go down there and clear this up.

- All right man.

(gentle music)

(car engines revving)

Thanks again bro.

I really appreciate it.

- Come on man, you know I always got your back.

I'm sorry this even happened.

- Let me go ahead and pick Chloe up man.

Hopefully I can catch the end of her practice.

- Man, go ahead brother.

Gimme a call later.

- All right,

appreciate you bro. - All right.

(gentle upbeat music)

♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪

(gentle upbeat music)

♪ Oh, oh, yeah ♪

♪ Oh, oh ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪

♪ Hey yeah ♪

(gentle upbeat music)

♪ Forgive me Lord ♪

♪ Hey yeah ♪

(gentle upbeat music)

♪ I never knew that life would be so hard ♪

♪ I cannot do this on my own, Lord ♪

♪ Give me the wisdom to follow you ♪

♪ And your path Lord ♪

(gentle upbeat music)

♪ Yeah ♪

(gentle upbeat music)

♪ I wanna be your humble servant ♪

- Hey, what's up baby?

- Hey baby.

How y'all doing out there?

How's Chloe doing?

Y'all make it okay?

- Yeah, you know we good.

We got into a little situation

but you know everything is all right now.

- What are you talking about?

- I got arrested.

- Arrested?

(Theresa laughing)

- Baby, stop playing.

- I got arrested.

- You're for real.

- For real as a heart attack.

So I was on my way to take Chloe to practice

and I got pulled over.

Dude said I had warrants and all type of other stuff, man.

It was crazy.

- A warrant?

(Theresa laughing)

Come on baby, that's ridiculous.

What about Darnell?

Was he there, he couldn't pull any strings?

- Well, he really couldn't do nothing

'cause they had to go through the entire process.

Took me down there, finger print me, booked me.

But he was able to get me taken care of.

- Right.

Well if you're all right, I'm all right.

- Yeah, I'm good.

- Good.

Well lemme speak to my baby.

- She not with me.

- What do you mean she's not with you?

- She at practice right now.

Darnell had a couple officers take her down there

while I was getting booked at the station.

You know I was gonna always find a way to make it happen.

- Like you always do.

- Yep.

But I'm about to go head over there

and grab her right now, so.

- Please do.

You know I don't let Chloe out there by herself.

People are crazy these days.

Ain't no telling what they'll do.

- She'll be all right baby, she with the law.

They gonna take care of us.

- Yeah, all right.

The law is what got you in this in the first place.

- Yeah they are, you right.

You are right about that.

- Well I just made it in so I'll have a nice hefty lunch

prepared for my king and my princess when you arrive.

- Okay, thank you baby.

I really appreciate you.

- Of course, thank you

for being such a awesome husband and father.

- And I wouldn't have no other way.

I love you.

- I love you more.

Bye.

(gentle upbeat music)

(singer vocalizing)

(gentle upbeat music)

(car engine revving)

(gentle upbeat music)

♪ Oh, oh, Lord ♪

♪ Only you can save me ♪

♪ Only you can save me ♪

- Girl, it was so crazy.

- Hey, Miss. Heeder,

where do you want me to put the dancer shoes at?

- On the top shelf.

- Okay. - Not the bottom,

like before, on the top.

- Okay, I got it.

(all laughing)

- So girl, yes, I mean he just showed up outta nowhere.

- Okay, so what did you do after that?

- I did what single black woman would do

when the cable man shows up unannounced.

- And what's that?

- I cooked him dinner.

(both laughing)

- But did you get the cable hookup?

- Oh yes, wifi included.

(both laughing)

- My beautiful sisters.

- Hey. - Hey.

- How y'all doing today?

- What's going on judge?

What are you doing here?

- What you mean what I'm doing here?

I'm here to pick up Chloe.

Where is she at?

She's in the back changing clothes?

- You're kidding, right?

- No, she was dropped off a couple hours ago.

- Judge, Chloe isn't here.

I mean, I was wondering if you guys

forgot that we had practice today or something.

- What?

(dramatic music)

- Judge?

Judge are you listening?

- Daddy, I'm scared.

- Judge.

- Yeah, I pulled some guy over.

He says he knows you.

- What about Chloe?

Man, I really need to get her to practice

- He got backup coming.

I'll have 'em take her to practice.

Trust me.

(dramatic music)

- What's up bro?

Who are those guys that took Chloe to practice?

(dramatic music)

I need names, badge numbers, addresses the whole nine.

They got her.

They got my daughter, man.

They got my baby, man.

(dramatic music)

All I know is she was in your custody on her way to practice

and now she's missing.

So I need you to find out what happened

or I'ma find out myself.

(dramatic music)

(birds chirping)

(truck door thudding)

- Hey man.

Job well done.

- Appreciate it man, thank you.

I learned from the best man.

Couldn't have done it without your training.

- Yeah, well that comes with years of experience, my guy.

Where's the girl?

- She in the trunk.

- Okay, well what she doing in the trunk,

changing the spare tire.

Man, get her out of there.

- 10-4.

(dramatic music)

- Where you at?

(car engine revving)

- Pulling up.

Man, this girl is always late.

(dramatic music)

(car door thudding)

What took you so long?

- Well I was getting our paperwork in order

for the next couple weeks.

We have an island to get to.

- Oh man, of course that's right.

I forgot, my bad.

- All right boss, mission complete

- Almost.

- Stacey, what are you doing here?

I thought you were working from the office today.

- Yeah, well I decided to work from home instead.

- This don't exactly look like you're home.

- You didn't tell him?

- No I didn't.

I didn't.

Manny, my bad. I forgot to give you the memo.

Stacey here, she's our killer.

- Killer?

Hey man, you said we was kidnapping the girl.

You ain't say nothing about killing her.

- Who said anything about a girl.

- What?

- How we gonna get rid of you?

- Get rid of me?

(dramatic music)

Stacey.

(truck door thudding)

(birds chirping)

(gun firing)

(dramatic music)

(truck engine revving)

(birds chirping)

- [Marcus] Hey, what's up Chief?

- What's up Marcus?

Hey Marcus.

I got a question.

You seen Townes?

- No, as a matter of fact I haven't.

Not since this morning when we clocked in.

- Yeah.

All right, copy that.

Thank you.

- All right.

(dramatic music)

- Who are the guys that you had pick up Chloe?

- He asked me to call you, we hung up,

I called Manny for backup.

- [Angela] Hey Chief.

- What's up, Ang?

Hey you seen Townes?

- No, I'm just getting here myself.

My stomach was killing me this morning.

- What's wrong?

Something you ate?

- Yeah, the hubby tried to make dinner,

chicken and mashed potatoes last night.

- What's wrong with that?

- Oh, nothing.

I just couldn't tell which was which.

(both laughing)

- Oh, okay.

- Besides, you won't be hearing from Townes anytime soon.

- Why you say that?

- I checked the system this morning,

last night he put in for a vacation,

starting right about now.

- Well he was just here this morning.

- Right, he had to cover for some time that he didn't have.

- Hmm.

(dramatic music)

- What, why, what's up?

Is everything okay?

- It will be once I get to the bottom of this.

(gentle music)

- What's up guys?

Hey Chief.

- What's up, what's up?

- Well I heard that you were looking for me.

- Did you know that town was put in for a vacation?

- Yeah, that's what I was working on right now.

Why?

- Oh hey, I forgot to tell you,

Denise's came in for dispatch this morning.

- Where's Stacey?

- She's on vacation too.

- Let me guess, two weeks.

Huh.

- How did you know Chief?

- Let's just say I got a good lead on this one.

(dramatic music)

- Oh.

- Hey, what day is Townes supposed to return?

- If I remember correctly, the eighth.

- What? - They move in cars.

Townes is a squad guy,

they got trackers on 'em, right?

- Yeah, all our vehicles got tracker, even yours,

as a matter of fact, what we were doing

at the club last night at 10 o'clock?

- Minding my business?

- Yes sir.

- Look, all jokes aside, can you track those cars asap?

- Oh yeah, of course I can.

I got it connected to my phone.

We can go right now.

- Let's go.

- Listen, Dre, the plan is in motion.

I need you to make sure everybody stays on point.

You got that?

- Got you.

- [Rico] Here she is boss.

- Well, well, well.

So this is the pretty little thing

that got everybody in such a uproar.

Rico, take her to the back, make her feel at home.

- [Rico] You got her boss.

- Hey, you make sure Rico and Freddy

take care of those cops.

- Done.

(dramatic music)

(Wiley knocking)

- Son, what's going on?

Okay son.

So why don't you tell me what you think happened.

- I'm still confused.

I don't know why I was pulled over in the first place.

I'm a judge for crying out loud.

- Was.

- What?

- Son, it is time you let that go.

You was a judge.

You retired now, remember?

- But it's the principle.

- Yeah, but the but the law don't see it that way.

See the minute that you stepped down from that position,

took off that robe you was announcing to the world

that you were finished.

- So let me ask you something.

You a pastor, right?

- That's right.

Been one for 35 years and still am.

- So you put on the robe just like I do.

- Now come on now Wiley.

We talking about God's work now, yeah.

- So you're telling me what I did wasn't.

I sat on that bench for years

putting down these so-called criminals

only to be falsely accused by the so-called,

quote unquote, good guys.

I remember a while back you preached a sermon, Matthew 7,

you remember what you said?

- Yeah, of course, I preached that for many years,

"Judge not that you be not judged

"for what judgment you judge you shall be judged

"and with what measure you meet,

"it shall be measured until you again."

- Keep going.

- Yeah.

"And why behold is the moat that is in thy brother's eye

"and consider it not the beam which is in thine own eye."

- And that part, that part right there

is why I put the gavel down.

I was out here judging folk

but I wasn't ready for God to judge me.

(dramatic music)

- Well according to this one,

the car should be right about here.

- I don't see the squad though.

- That looks like Manny's ride right over there.

- Where?

- Right there. - Yep.

- Right there.

- Oh, okay, okay, I see it.

(dramatic music)

(car door thudding)

(dramatic music)

- Wiley, maybe it's time that you revisit that scripture.

Maybe it's time that you finally get your life in order.

- What do you mean by that?

- Well, you just said it yourself that you not ready

for God to judge you.

- Correct, just like everybody else.

- Oh no, no, no, no, no.

Everybody else out here ain't like that.

Your mother and I are not.

- Ain't nobody perfect.

- That's true.

But there was one who was,

the very one who gave us that scripture.

Now look, I know it's popular right now in this culture,

"You judging, can't nobody judge me."

Everybody want to be like 2Pac, "Only guy can judge me."

But just like him, we are supposed to judge,

but righteously.

See what that scripture means when you read the whole thing

is that you can't be out here judging folk

and you doing the same thing out here that they doing.

Now look, I am not trying to say

that the reason why my granddaughter's missing

is because of God.

What I'm trying to say is maybe it is time for you

to start looking deep inside yourself

and consider why this really happened.

- I ain't come here for no lecture.

- What you talking about Wiley?

You ain't coming here for lecture, what you come here for?

(dramatic music)

- Hey Chief got something.

Looks like he's been shot.

- Is he breathing?

- Yeah.

I can't tell how bad he is been hit though.

- He's wearing a vest, right?

- Yes sir.

- Good, good.

(cellphone ringing)

Look, I gotta take this call.

Check his vitals,

make sure he's okay, that's the most important thing.

Once he wakes up, we'll get to the bottom of this.

- Yeah.

(birds chirping)

- Hello.

- Pops, you still got that equipment

from back in your military days?

- I might.

- Man, come on man,

I ain't got time to play no guessing game.

My daughter life is on the line.

- You think I don't know that.

That's the reason why I said I might in the first place.

Now you look here.

Do you think that I'm just gonna let you come into my house,

take my weapons so you can mark somebody for death,

and have they blood on my hands.

- But they got my daughter.

- And it look like the devil trying to get my son right now.

Son, Wiley, now listen to me for a second,

there's a better way to handle this son.

Let the police get involved,

they can handle this much better than you can, trust me.

- They already involved

and it's time for me to do things my way.

- Oh so that's what it is.

- And that's what it's going to be.

(dramatic music)

- Son.

(dramatic music)

Son, Wiley.

(dramatic music)

You ain't God.

(dramatic music)

If it ain't your call to bring a life into this world,

it sure ain't your call to take one out.

(dramatic music)

Jesus, Lord, Lord, Lord, help me.

Lord, cover my son, cover my son.

Lord, don't let him do something stupid.

- Yeah.

Did they drop the package off?

Good, good, that's what I like to hear.

- Hey Manny.

Wake up, wake up man.

You been shot.

- No, no, everything will be fine man,

as long as we play by the books we'll be okay.

All that will come later.

Look, everything will be fine.

Okay, I'll see in a little bit.

All right.

Right.

- Wake up dude.

- Well, well, well look who's finally up?

- Yeah, he woke up all right.

Is he about ready to try to tell

about all the dirt that's going on around here?

- Is that right?

- Aren't you?

- Yeah, but I ain't stupid.

I'm gonna need my lawyer first.

- You good?

- Are you good?

(Manny screaming)

- Yeah, he's good.

I could tell you're a rookie.

Just a little pain from the spot

where the vest was hit by the bullet.

Get you some aspirin, you'll be fine by tomorrow.

- Yeah baby boy.

- So you sure you ready to tell us everything?

- Like I said, when my lawyer shows up.

- Look enough of the small talk.

My best friend's daughter is missing

and I'm 110% sure Townes' got something to do with it.

I can tell you ain't so innocent yourself.

- What exactly do you want to know, Chief?

- Everything.

And we can start off with where's Townes and Stacey?

- I can't tell you that.

- Look them bullets didn't put they self there

and I'm 110% sure one of them did it.

So you're better off helping us.

- I'm not a hundred percent sure,

but we were supposed to drop the girl off

at the building on Thompson.

- I know where that's at.

- [Officer] You do?

- Yep.

That's where I get my coffee in the morning.

- Really?

- Mm-hmm.

- Let's go.

- What about Manny here?

- Man, leave him for the coyotes or something.

- What?

- Get him outta here.

(cellphone ringing)

- Chloe, Chloe baby is that you?

- Daddy.

- Chloe, Chloe baby, you okay?

- Daddy, I just want to come home.

- Okay baby, I got you.

Where are you?

- Hey man.

Didn't your parents ever teach you

not to talk to underage girls?

- How much you want?

(Mercy laughing)

- You think this is about money?

No, this ain't about money.

(dramatic music)

- What in the world are you talking about?

(Mercy laughing)

- In due time my friend.

In due time.

(door hinge creaking)

(door thudding)

(drawers thudding)

(dramatic music)

- Now I didn't raise no thief

and a doggone sure ain't raise you to be no killer.

- But you raised the man.

- Nah, look like I raised a boy.

- It's how things go sometimes.

- Now you look here, you know how all this started.

So now it's up to you to decide how it's gonna end.

Now I'm gonna let you be the judge.

- I gave a deposition yesterday.

(dramatic music)

- Son.

Son.

(door thudding)

(dramatic music)

- Hey baby.

I thought that was you.

(dramatic music)

Baby?

Baby?

Baby, what's wrong?

Hey baby, baby, I'm talking to you.

What's going on?

Wait a minute.

Where's Chloe?

Baby, hello, I'm talking to you.

Wait a minute.

What are you doing with that?

(dramatic music)

You just gonna ignore me?

(dramatic music)

Oh okay, I got something for you.

Wiley Nathaniel Knott, you better start talking

and tell me what the heck is going on here

and where our daughter is at.

- They got her.

- What?

- They got her?

- They got her?

Who got her?

What you talking about?

- I don't know all the details

but she called me about 20 minutes ago.

Some guy got on the phone,

he said if I don't meet his demands he was gonna.

- He's going what, Wiley.

(dramatic music)

- Oh my God.

He got my baby.

(Theresa crying)

- Calm down, okay.

I promise I got you.

Nobody's gonna lay a finger on our baby.

- Okay.

- Or that'd be the last thing he does, okay.

- Okay.

(Theresa crying)

(cellphone ringing)

- Hello.

- Yeah, I guess you wondering why I got your daughter.

- You can say that.

- Yeah, well there's a lot of things I can say

but I'm in the presence of a minor

so I won't use that type of language.

- So what do you want?

- My brother's freedom.

- What?

What does your brother have to do with me?

(Mercy laughing)

- You the one that put him away.

Does the name Myles Turner ring a bell?

- Myles.

- Vengeance is mine.

- Myles Turner?

- Yeah, I see you starting to figure it out.

- So unfortunately I don't have the authority

to release individuals anymore.

I gave up that power yesterday.

- Yeah, well you better find a way to get him back.

Because if my brother not released in the next 24 hours,

this little pretty girl of yours,

she gonna be dead in the next 25.

- Wait what?

Hello.

Hello.

- Hey baby girl.

Hey.

- What'd they say?

Baby, what'd they say, Wiley?

- He wants me to get his brother released.

Or.

- Or?

Or what?

Wiley what?

(dramatic music)

Oh my God.

(Theresa crying)

Baby we have to call the police or something.

- No, no, no we can't.

- What do you mean, no?

We have to get them involved.

I need my baby back.

- They got something to do with this.

Yes.

- What?

- Yeah.

- Well what about Darnell, have you at least talked to him?

- Yeah, I have talked to him.

- What he saying?

- He's playing it by the book right now.

So I gotta take care of this one on my own baby.

(dramatic music)

(footsteps thudding)

- Well did you make her on your own?

Wiley, I'm coming with you.

- No, you gotta stay here okay.

- Stay here?

So you expect me to just sit here

and let you walk out that door by yourself?

What if you don't come back, huh?

What if you don't come back, Wiley?

I'm not gonna lose you both.

(dramatic music)

I'm coming.

You coming or not?

(dramatic music)

(door thudding)

Look, I still think this is a bad idea.

We should just call the cops and let them find our baby.

- I already told you why we can't do that all right,

come on now.

- Well how we even know where we going?

Where's she's at?

- I was able to get her location when she called me earlier.

She's about 20 miles east of here.

- Thank God I changed the settings on her phone last week.

(dramatic music)

(hands smacking)

- Bye-Bye Miss. Officer.

- That's mister, idiot.

I got the lady, right here.

- What lady?

There's nobody there.

You know what?

It doesn't matter, they're both gone anyway.

- Oh baby, what you think they got them bags?

- Look like some bodies.

- Definitely do.

Oh you think my baby in there?

- No, no.

Don't say that.

- I'm just saying if you were dead you wouldn't want

anyone to mistake your identity, would you?

- I wouldn't really care to be honest with you.

- Well I do.

And that was a man.

- I don't care.

But you know what I do care about

is that money we're gonna make

with that little girl up in there?

Let's get outta here.

- Baby, I don't know what to say or what to think.

- I don't need you to think anything, okay.

Just know I'm gonna take care of this,

Chloe will be all right.

- Okay.

(dramatic music)

(car engine revving)

- Rico, did y'all get rid of the cops?

- Yeah, we took care of them.

Listen, we've been hearing rumors

about all this money going around and I want in.

- No, we want in.

- First of all, who you think you talking to?

And both of y'all on salary.

- But it's not enough, boss

and my girl just ran out her Link card.

We want a raise.

- Rico don't I always take care of you?

- You do.

- But you don't take care of me.

- Shut up Freddy.

Listen, all you gotta do is handle this business.

Once it's done, trust me, we home free.

- All right, boss.

Freddy, let's get outta here.

(dramatic music)

- Leave.

(dramatic music)

(footsteps thudding)

- Hey boss.

Now that Freddy's gone,

I'm sorry I came at you the way I did.

But why we doing all this for a little girl?

- Rico, once this is done, you'll see the big picture.

Trust me, it's gonna all work out.

We all gonna be sitting good.

- All right boss.

- Hey Rico.

- Yeah.

- Is my girl here yet?

- [Rico] Yeah, I think she's at the door.

I'll let her up.

(dramatic music)

- Yeah, the plan is in motion.

- Make it happen.

- Relax bro.

As long as cuz handles his business,

it should be a cakewalk.

- Good.

(dramatic music)

(Theresa knocking)

- Hi, sorry to bother you,

but do you think that I can use your bathroom?

- We're not a convenience store.

There's a bush over there.

(dramatic music)

- Your sure this is the spot?

- Yeah, this it.

- So you've been here before?

- Nah, but we were supposed to meet up here

once we got the girl, to drop her off.

- I'ma check it out.

I want everybody stay in the car.

- What? - What?

- I'm not letting you go in there by yourself.

- Yeah. - They might have guns.

- Oh they definitely got guns.

Mercy is the biggest drug dealer in the city,

he got all the protection he need.

- Look, this is not an option, this is an order.

Stay in the car.

Make sure nobody pops up on me.

Be my lookout.

Besides, he's in no order to go in with us.

He ain't gonna do nothing but hold us back.

Do you got it?

- But.

- Do you got it?

- Yes, sir. - Yes, sir.

- Yeah, I got it.

- Look, I'll call for backup if I need it.

- You gonna need this for backup.

(dramatic music)

- Go handle your business.

You can't wash your hands

but at least you can do what you gotta do.

Go.

Oh you need toilet paper, right.

Well I can't help you.

Goodbye.

- [Wiley] Can you help us with this?

- You know cuz, I'm a little disappointed in you.

- For what?

- Why you didn't tell me that he was not a judge no more.

How am I supposed to get my brother out now?

- Look, I thought I was gonna have more time

to convince him to stay, all right.

Next thing you know I look up, I'm at a retirement party.

- I should dock your pay.

- For what?

All I was supposed to do was get the little girl to you

and I did.

All right, I didn't know he was gonna quit.

I just found out like you did.

I'm just as surprised.

- You should have told me as soon as you found out.

'Cause had you told me I could have came up

with a different blame.

But because you didn't, no.

Baby.

- Yeah.

- Excuse us.

(dramatic music)

Now I gotta come up with a different plan

because you didn't tell me right away.

Now I got five more bodies to worry about.

- Five bodies?

- Yeah.

Angela and Townes.

- That's two.

- And the three you brought here with you.

- What?

- Yeah.

I had 'em popped off when you came inside.

- You didn't have to do that.

- Too much liability.

All those bodies equal witnesses.

- I know, but you didn't have to murder 'em.

- Calm down man.

You a cop.

You done took out way more people than me.

- Yeah, but I got a badge.

- Yeah, but it's crooked.

Listen cuz, I only got one mission

and that's to get my brother outta jail.

You know why?

- I do.

But you doing too much.

All I had to do was get Chloe to you

and I basically put it in your lap.

The plan was executed perfectly.

Perfect plan, perfect execution.

- Well it wasn't perfect enough.

(dramatic music)

- Wiley, what you doing here bro?

- I got a better question, what are you doing here?

- Look man, it's not what it look like.

- Well it looks like somebody that I called my brother,

my best friend, is up here making deals with the devil.

- Hey man,

I ain't that bad.

- Shut up.

- Darnell, I'm so disappointed in you.

- Shut up Theresa.

You part of the reason why in this anyway.

- Hey, hey, you need to watch your tone

when you talking to my wife.

- Man, I don't care.

I don't care if it was your mama.

I been telling you to check her for years now.

- And listen here, I ain't about to check her for nothing.

Hey, the only thing I'm checking

is commons and zeros Brody, and you gonna respect her.

- Hey man, hey, when y'all get through arguing,

me and my cousin, we got business to take care of.

- Hey, I'm feeling a little uncomfortable.

- Cousin?

Darnell, you know this dude.

- Your wife don't know yet, huh?

Guess Mr. Perfect, not that perfect after all.

But then again you have been doing

a straight and narrow thing for the last few years.

- Baby, what is he talking about?

- Yeah baby, what am I talking about?

- Yeah baby, I wanna know, this is getting good.

- Shut up Freddy.

- It's a long story.

- Yeah, everybody want be like 2Pac,

"Only God can judge me."

But just like him, we are supposed to judge.

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See what that scripture means when you read the whole thing

is that you can't be out here judging folk

and you doing the same thing out here that they doing.

What I'm trying to say is maybe it's time for you

to start looking deep inside yourself

and consider why this really happened.

- You don't want everybody to know the judge got flaws too.

We had a good thing going too.

I would lock him up, he was shortening his sentences.

As long as the family came up with the money.

- Baby you been taking bribes?

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- I've done a lot of things Theresa,

but I ain't never been no liar.

We had a good thing going too

until you decide to have a change of heart.

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Hey, what's up bro, you got a minute?

Yeah, I need a favor bro.

I need you to go light on the sentencing today.

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What?

Come on man, I need you.

This is my cousin this time man, this is different.

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- So now you put me in a bad predicament.

So not only am I gonna throw the book at you,

but I'm gonna drop the whole library in your head.

- It's a lot of money on the line.

- Big bag waiting on us.

Thing is my cousin, gotta be out free, man.

He got a twin brother, don't nobody know about him.

- You don't deserve to be in the public.

We're much safer with you behind bars.

- I can't get the other half of the money unless he's free.

If he gets locked up, his money goes to the state

and the other money from his brother goes down the drain.

He got a twin, don't nobody know about him,

he stay outta state.

- I'm gonna sentence you to 125 years

for each life that you've taken.

- What?

Man, you picking the wrong time to do this right now man.

I know you trying to get your life together,

I understand that.

But right now you know I need that money man.

That's the only way I'm able to pay for pop's surgery.

I don't get this money, he gonna die and you know that.

- Hey Mr. Rogers, you done with story time yet?

- Yeah, I'm done.

Now that you lost Chloe,

you finally see how I felt about my dad all these years.

- So that's what this is about, revenge?

- Little bit.

Mostly about the money 'cause I need it.

- I just want my daughter.

- And all I want is my brother.

Even trade right.

- Baby.

- Back up lady.

- Chloe.

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(gun firing)

And don't you try nothing.

Come on baby, come to me.

You okay?

You all right?

Okay baby.

Go ahead, go downstairs.

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(footsteps thudding)

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(birds chirping)

- Darnell.

What you going to do man?

You gonna keep running?

What, you gonna hide forever, huh?

So what you gonna do?

You gonna turn around and shoot?

- Nah, I'm gonna do you one better.

- No, no bro.

Put the gun down all right.

- We already know the world better off without me man.

- But it's not.

We need you.

I need you man.

You always talk about me being a judge, right.

But are you really ready to meet the real one?

- Hmm, I'm not.

- I know you not.

I still got some things I need to work on myself, right bro.

So I help you and you help me.

Can you do that for me brother?

Can you do that for me, Darnell, huh?

- I messed up bad this time bro.

I didn't mean for this to happen.

- I know bro.

I love you man.

- Hey lemme see your hands Chief.

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Turn around slow.

♪ Hey yeah ♪

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♪ I never knew that life would be so hard ♪

- You have the right to remain silent.

Anything you say can and will be used against you

in a court of law.

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♪ I wanna be your humble servant, Lord ♪

♪ I'm on my knees as I pray to you ♪

♪ I wanna let you in my heart Lord ♪

♪ So forgive me Lord ♪

♪ I'm here for you ♪

♪ Oh Lord you give it ♪

♪ I wanna in your grace Lord ♪

♪ No one can save me ♪

♪ Only you can save me Lord ♪

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♪ Only you can save me Lord ♪

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♪ No one can save me ♪

♪ Only you can save me Lord ♪

♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

♪ I wanna be in your grace ♪

♪ Oh, oh ♪

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♪ I see this goodness and mercy in you ♪

♪ I'll never go back to the things of this world ♪

♪ There is no limit to what you can do with my life Lord ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ He'll be there to guide you through your storms ♪

♪ He's the only on who can do it ♪

♪ Let him fight your battles ♪

♪ 'Cause I can't do it alone ♪

♪ Forgive me Lord ♪

♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

♪ I wanna be in your grace ♪

♪ No one can save me ♪

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♪ Only you ♪

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♪ Only you oh God yeah ♪

♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

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♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

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♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

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♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

♪ Oh Lord forgive me ♪

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♪ That boy done dropped the heater for the summer ♪

♪ Holy Ghost lit up like lava beside me ♪

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♪ That boy done dropped the heater for the summer ♪

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♪ Holy Ghost lit up like lava beside me ♪

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♪ Y'all know the grand get it popping ♪

♪ No secret like Red Barker ♪

♪ Be keeping they heads bopping no rhythm like Hand Flo ♪

♪ So call up the head doctor ♪

♪ I don't plan on stopping anytime soon ♪

♪ That's a bunch of abrupt brain movements ♪

♪ The foolish may reject 'cause spiritually they clueless ♪

♪ Induced anesthesia ♪

♪ Sleep to what the truth is ♪

♪ You ain't know my flow bite like red nose ♪

♪ Locked in your head like a nappy fro ♪

♪ Waiting 'til it lock into dreads ♪

♪ Breezy adding a flow ♪

♪ God's word knotted up in my head ♪

♪ All it nappy grow, spiritual comb ♪

♪ Straightening you out a Baptist Christian walk ♪

♪ Exercise the fruits of the spirit ♪

♪ But far from a punk ♪

♪ Now lit it bump ♪

♪ That boy done dropped the heater for the summer ♪

♪ North Carolina reaper ain't got nothing on me dropping ♪

♪ Holy Ghost lit up like lava beside me ♪

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♪ Easy, it's all in the wrist ♪

♪ Though my jumper wet, I'm talking Bible pages ♪

♪ I flip, so ain't no turning back ♪

♪ I flip-flop node on the devil without any match ♪

♪ Firm landed in my faith ♪

♪ Lucifer, he resenting that ♪

♪ Not referencing gazelle but boy I got my vision back ♪

♪ I changed watching full vail ♪

♪ Now a spiritual diplomat ♪

♪ Appointed by Judah ♪

♪ To tactfully manage indelicate situations ♪

♪ Legal to operate outside the realms of your limitations ♪

♪ Spiritually vindicated ♪

♪ Flow so innovative ♪

♪ Pull 'em in with the hook, bless 'em with edification ♪

♪ The world got these boys shook ♪

♪ I ain't double man that I'm stable ♪

♪ So I don't care what they label me ♪

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♪ That boy done dropped the heater for the summer ♪

♪ North Carolina reaper ain't got nothing on me dropping ♪

♪ Holy Ghost lit up like lava beside me ♪

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♪ In the midst of it all I'ma rise ♪

♪ Drop gems here and there to decorate human life ♪

♪ Governed by the Holy Ghost ♪

♪ Feel like I got a diamond mine ♪

♪ 'Cause we don't ball on no budget ♪

♪ We living our favored life ♪

♪ Over here ♪

♪ I be floating through that shark land ♪

♪ And don't avoid 'em ♪

♪ I'll be fishing for 'em ♪

♪ Once they bite onto the hook, I flip 'em for em ♪

♪ Oh God, he the plug my connect, Jesus Christ ♪

♪ The direct line from above ♪

♪ Now let it bump ♪

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♪ That boy done dropped the heater for the summer ♪

♪ North Carolina reaper ain't got nothing on me dropping ♪

♪ Holy Ghost lit up like lava beside me ♪

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