The Rookie Season 5 Episode 13

Reality Realm US

The Rookie Season 5 Episode 13  #TheRookie #TheRookieSeason5 #TheRookieS05  #RealityRealmUS Reality Realm US

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00:00Is that a baton in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?

00:28License and registration, please.

00:33She puts the short in shorty, and he looks like he wants to chase me.

00:40Top beauties, beauty non-beauties, maybe blue booties.

00:45Go ahead and light me up a red tee, but make it sexy.

00:51Sorry, sorry.

00:58Go ahead and light me up a red tee, but make it sexy.

01:03Sell me some metal, please, so I can get arrested by this daddy of a cop.

01:08With his daddy cop walk, and his daddy cop arms, and his daddy cop butt.

01:14Oh!

01:15Top beauties, beauty non-beauties.

01:18Top beauties, beauty non-beauties.

01:22Arrest me, make it sexy.

01:26Arrest me, make it sexy.

01:30What?

01:31It's catchy.

01:32Arrest me, make it sexy.

01:35Whoa, I'm gonna win for you like I know you want me to do.

01:46Thanks.

01:47Hey, DA's office just thanked me for a 14% decrease in officer no-shows in court.

01:53Not bad for one week.

01:54Well, instead of putting the court notices in the officer's box, I serve it to him directly.

01:58That way they can't say they didn't get it.

02:00That's great, but there's not a lot of work.

02:01What else do I have going on?

02:03Wow.

02:05Oh, I'm down to my last one.

02:07What, Smitty?

02:08He avoids court like a salad.

02:10Hey, Smitty.

02:11Hey, it's House Mouse Bradford, house court liaison treating you.

02:17All good.

02:21Oh, sorry.

02:22No can do.

02:23That's my day off.

02:24You don't like money?

02:26Yeah, I like money.

02:27You get OT the whole day, you know.

02:29It's not just comp time?

02:30No, no.

02:31You scroll down to the bottom of your timesheet and click for pay.

02:3420 years?

02:35No one told me that?

02:38Good looking out.

02:39I owe you a beer.

02:40Oh, no, no.

02:41No, it's all good.

02:43It's good work.

02:44You made Smitty happy.

02:46Hey, hang in there.

02:51Good morning.

02:52Today's gonna be a tough one.

02:53Heat waves have maxed out the power grid.

02:55Expect more citywide rolling blackouts.

02:58Oh, Suarez, what's the acronym that best applies to heat waves?

03:04Oh.

03:05Cheetah.

03:06I'm sorry, sir.

03:07I'm having a blackout of my own.

03:08See me after.

03:09Yes, sir.

03:10Cheetah.

03:11You know this.

03:12Cheep.

03:13C, check the vulnerable.

03:14Check your partner.

03:15H, hydrate.

03:16E, eat like meals.

03:17A, avoid prolonged sun.

03:18P, pace yourself.

03:19You can't do everything.

03:20Look, conserve your energy.

03:21Make smart choices.

03:22Heat equals more violence.

03:23Blackouts equals more theft.

03:24It's gonna be a busy day today.

03:25So pace yourself.

03:26Don't worry.

03:27The city has laid out top dollar for Save the Art Generator, which to turn on right about

03:33now.

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04:25she forgot what else she didn't drill into her are you evaluating her or are you evaluating me

04:30you you have an issue with her no sir no no i did the ac come back on because it's so

04:37officer war as you're riding with me today come on any advice uh yeah i would just go light on

04:44the astrology talk and crystals and auras and tarot cards too and definitely no dreams okay

04:51so keep it professional no hobbies yes unless you come up with one of those case solving insights

04:57then yes you speak right up okay so you want me to be myself yes and also no just if you get one

05:02of those feelings go back and figure out the facts that led you to feeling that way okay so don't be

05:08my me war as let's go you're gonna be great please be great hey how's it going i see you have a lot to

05:19liaise and enjoying every minute of it i thought we said we would never lie to each other that was a

05:26lie you're miserable no no no it's not that bad you know nice people low stress wait wait um

05:37that might be next week thank you you're welcome be safe out there i'll see you at the end of shift

05:49you're welcome

05:50thanks

05:59thanks

06:00thanks

06:01thanks

06:03thanks

06:07the

06:10I, uh, speak Spanish.

06:24Okay, that's not good.

06:26Great spot. Tell me why.

06:28Well, I'm not sure I can just tell something's wrong.

06:30Bad or a feeling, a hunch?

06:33Well, stopping someone on a hunch is illegal, Sergeant Gray.

06:36Correct. Tell you what, when we walk that way,

06:39why you talk it through.

06:41Then you don't see him.

06:43Well, the store's open.

06:45No one's in distress.

06:47When there's an employee with him, he's even laughing.

06:49Why does this bother me?

06:51See, we're getting closer.

06:52Tell me what you know. We walk away.

06:54There's a crime happening right now, Officer Warren.

07:00Each one of those saws is about 900 bucks.

07:03I mean, that's almost nine grand in tools.

07:04In a blackout, debit cards don't work,

07:07and who walks around with nine grand cash?

07:09So that, Selena, is absolutely perfect.

07:12Control, 7M200.

07:14I got a plate.

07:152 William Adam Charlie, 484.

07:21Hey, guys.

07:22Quick question.

07:23Great tools there.

07:24Did you pay cash or card?

07:27Hey!

07:28Hey!

07:29Hey!

07:29Turn around.

07:30You good?

07:33Yeah, I'm good.

07:33No, I agree.

07:36Dollar is a lot for a glass of lemonade,

07:38but that's just smart business.

07:39Not price gouging.

07:40Certainly doesn't buy you the right to threaten anyone.

07:42Yeah, especially not a bunch of nine-year-old girls

07:44kicking over their stand, threatening them.

07:46They were terrified.

07:48You're lucky that the oldest one doesn't have a black belt yet.

07:50That could have been a lot worse, Andrew.

07:51Yeah.

07:52Okay.

07:55According to Gray, they should be back on about now.

08:02I guess you need Gray's magic touch.

08:04Yeah.

08:04Want to go check it out?

08:05Oh, you guys are already on it.

08:18Any luck?

08:19I think it's dead.

08:21Check the battery?

08:22Yeah.

08:23All good.

08:24Maybe is the coolant leaking?

08:25I don't see any.

08:26Maybe the shutoff valve is closed.

08:27I'll check it out.

08:28Hey, buddy.

08:29Hey, we got it.

08:30It's a little crowded in here.

08:32Do you mind?

08:35You guys from this precinct?

08:37I'm new here, so maybe we haven't met yet.

08:40I am.

08:41Bobby here is usually with the 57th.

08:44Oh.

08:46Oh, nice to meet you.

08:47Yeah.

08:49LAPD doesn't have precincts.

08:51I'm going to have no such thing as the 57th.

08:53Impersonating an officer and sitting police property are both felonies.

08:56I'm sure they didn't teach you that in your imaginary police academy.

08:59We weren't trying to steal a generator.

09:01Then what were you doing?

09:05I noticed a smell this morning.

09:07You smell it?

09:08Yeah.

09:09I figure an animal got in there and died.

09:11Could be a rat, but it's a big smell for a rat.

09:13Maybe a raccoon.

09:15Skunk.

09:16Mountain lion.

09:17You think a mountain lion got in there and died?

09:19Well, there's one way to find out.

09:20Can I see those lock cutters?

09:21Maybe I should cut it.

09:22I mean, if it's a mountain lion, you probably want to shoot it.

09:24Well, I mean, if it's dead, I won't need to shoot it, right?

09:26Oh, good point.

09:28Control 7L-19.

09:29I'm at unit 15, about to cut the lock to make entry.

09:31That ain't good.

09:54Poor thing probably got trapped looking for food.

09:58Oh, that's not good.

10:06So if you weren't trying to steal the generator, then what?

10:08Our friend got pinched this morning.

10:09We thought, you know, knock out the power, get her out.

10:12You do realize locks work without electricity, right?

10:15Wait, this ain't maximum security?

10:16We like to keep things simple, like our criminals.

10:18We find low-tech gets the job done.

10:20Hey, you guys go for it?

10:23Yeah, that state-of-the-art generator was in a state of disrepair.

10:25Those guys have done a real number on it, but we managed to get her working.

10:28Good, because general services take about a week to fix it.

10:31As soon as you get finished processing them, I need you back 10-8.

10:34If any calls are piling up, I have to open up a CP just to deal with these power issues.

10:38Soon as it's going to be my lead.

10:40Really?

10:41That's great.

10:42That's...

10:43So things are going well.

10:44So far?

10:45Yeah, she's very well-trained, don't you think?

10:48She has good instincts.

10:49You can't teach that.

10:50No, no, but you can certainly teach someone to sharpen those skills.

10:53Command post lead is pretty impressive.

11:00Yeah, they almost never give that to an officer who's got less than five years on.

11:04We never spoke about it.

11:06Yeah, but she'll do fine, I'm sure, which is what we want.

11:10It is about her, right?

11:12Yeah, definitely.

11:13Yeah.

11:16The body was in a freezer.

11:18The power's been in and out for days.

11:19The surge must have finished the freezer off.

11:22Victim thought in the heat.

11:23Manager called it in.

11:24Manager said the unit was rented by an R.J. Cash.

11:27All right.

11:30R.J. Cash, huh?

11:32Looks like him.

11:34Are you identifying him?

11:35Oh, not officially, but yeah.

11:36Career criminal, mostly non-violent, but career scam artist.

11:41Loves to target the elderly.

11:43Or loved.

11:44My uncle used to refinish pianos.

11:48I can tell you right now, that is worth a fortune.

11:51Hmm.

11:52Yeah, I bet a lot of the stuff in here is.

11:54So, stolen?

11:56Or grifted.

11:57Uh, get as many serial numbers as you can and run them through RMS.

12:01Maybe we can track down some of his victims.

12:03You gotta...

12:04You wanna get some air?

12:05Yeah, for sure.

12:06I stopped breathing three minutes ago.

12:07I'm about to pass out.

12:08Is there any chance we could get Tim in on this?

12:12He's a court liaison.

12:13What does that have to do with this?

12:15Nothing.

12:16I'm just trying to find a way to keep him from losing his mind.

12:19Is there no other position he can move into?

12:21No.

12:22Everything's at a standstill.

12:23All right, well, then you're gonna have to shake things up.

12:25Create an opening.

12:26Like when a team needs a player, but they're up against a salary cap.

12:29Well, what does that mean?

12:31It means you gotta get creative.

12:32Find a weak link and start a five-player trade.

12:36Seymour.

12:38All right, let's say that Tim wants to go to Vice.

12:42McNichols is already there, but everyone knows he wants narcotics.

12:45That was a very ambitious plan, trying to take out the station's power to spring your friend.

12:50Loyalty's important.

12:52Plus, she owes me money.

12:53Unfortunately, you won't get a chance to spend it unless it's at the prison store.

12:57Destruction of government emergency equipment?

13:00Felony.

13:01Grand theft?

13:02Felony.

13:02Impersonating a police officer?

13:04Felony.

13:04Attempted rescue of a prisoner?

13:06Felony.

13:06Carrying a loaded firearm in the commission of a crime is...

13:09Felony?

13:09That's right.

13:11Wow.

13:11I hope your friend appreciates your sacrifice.

13:14Maybe this wasn't the best plan on my part.

13:17You think?

13:17Tell you what.

13:18You knock down my charges and give me probation, and I'll give you something better than some

13:23fool in a cop uniform running around in your basement.

13:25Okay, it's got to be something really great.

13:28It is.

13:30You know about ghost guns?

13:34Any luck with the serial numbers?

13:36Yeah, I mean, I got over a hundred items.

13:38About thirty victims.

13:39Nice work.

13:40And I found RJ's most recent employer, Beatrice O'Malley.

13:44I imagine some of the stolen property must be hers, so let's get her in here as well.

13:47Yeah, you got it.

13:48Oh, what's Metro doing here?

13:51Uh, Lopez caught a break on a ghost gun dealer.

13:54It's their case.

13:54They move as a pack.

13:56That's the alpha, and her right hand, Kevin Hicks.

14:01Metro would be a good fit for Tim.

14:03It's a tough gig.

14:05The hours are brutal.

14:06Hicks looks dead on his feet.

14:07I know he's got triplets at home.

14:10His wife does publicity for the department.

14:12I mean, Hicks might be up for a transfer, a bit more family time, and if he left Metro,

14:19Tim could take his spot.

14:21You make it sound easy.

14:23Hicks would only leave for a comfortable job, and there aren't that many.

14:26And if there were, they're filled.

14:28How do you create that opening?

14:29I don't know.

14:30Like you said, the five-player trade.

14:32What could go wrong?

14:33A lot.

14:34For both you and Tim, if sergeants feel like they are being manipulated, then they will never

14:39trust you again, and they talk.

14:42So the next time you need a favor, and you will, the answer will be no.

14:47Forever.

14:48So, tread lightly.

14:54Lieutenant Pine?

14:55Angela Lopez.

14:56Oh, Angela.

14:57This is Kevin Hicks.

14:58Thanks for looping us in.

14:59Of course.

15:00It's Metro's case.

15:01It just fell in our laps.

15:02Okay.

15:03Listen up.

15:04This is Detective Lopez.

15:06She's about to share some information.

15:07You're sorry us just couldn't find it.

15:09It was gift wrap for you.

15:10Detective, please tell my team how it's done.

15:14Okay.

15:14I'm going to make this quick.

15:16Come on.

15:17Come on.

15:17Just pick up.

15:18Pick up.

15:22Selena.

15:23Did you reach DWP's Joint Response Coordinator?

15:26Left messages, sir.

15:27Three.

15:28So what about FIRE's Emergency Response Captain?

15:30Did you get a hold of FEMA?

15:31No, sir.

15:31I'm still working on it.

15:33ADT?

15:33They were next on the list, sir.

15:35Selena.

15:35You got to get a hold of these people.

15:37All right.

15:37What about the other watch commanders?

15:38We need civil unrest react teams.

15:42Do you need something?

15:45I can help her.

15:46No, it's okay.

15:47I've got it.

15:47No, you don't, Boot.

15:49I got a buddy at DWP Joint Response.

15:51I can give you his direct line,

15:52and I can help coordinate the react teams.

15:54Please do.

15:54Come on, Boot.

15:59You want to learn how to do this or not?

16:03Hey, you're Hicks, right?

16:05Yeah.

16:06What you need?

16:07Got a nap about to jump off.

16:08Oh, um, I heard you have triplets.

16:11That must be a lot of work.

16:12Yeah, tougher than anything the LAPD can throw at me.

16:15Yeah, I bet.

16:16I imagine having kids must make you re-evaluate your priorities.

16:20Yeah, wife's not too happy.

16:21So, listen, um, my roommate is an excellent babysitter,

16:26and she's always looking for work if you ever need someone.

16:29Really?

16:30Mm.

16:34Detective, lieutenant, you say it's gonna hit 100.

16:37Thanks.

16:38Nolan and Thorson are the ones that made the original bus

16:40that gave us her tip.

16:41Nice work.

16:43Right place at the right time.

16:44I know you.

16:45You're the guy who got the golden ticket, right?

16:47Yes, right.

16:47I did.

16:48I expected you to go metro, but you took T.O. instead.

16:51Interesting move.

16:52I like teaching the kids.

16:53Matter of fact, my trainee is heading up a command post as we speak.

16:56You don't say.

16:57Well, if you ever do consider Metro, give me a call.

17:00It's a tough test, but I will make sure you get a good tutor.

17:03Thank you very much.

17:04Shall we?

17:05Listen up.

17:07Today's op is a UC gun by bus.

17:09I'm the UC.

17:11Targets are using a pharmacy as a friend to sell ghost guns.

17:14Trouble sign is hands up, gun out, or running away.

17:17Bus sign is fingers through the hair.

17:19Hold sign is dropping the purse.

17:20Metro sergeants Shab and Watson have been working this case for months, but Detective Lopez here

17:26uncovered the code that gun sellers need to hear in order to sell weapons.

17:32We weren't able to get close enough for our own visuals, but luckily Metro was able to hack

17:36into the security cameras, so their cameras are now our eyes and ears.

17:40Everybody sharp today.

17:42No fear, no regret, no mistakes, no excuses.

17:44Metro on three.

17:45One, two, three.

17:46Metro!

17:47Metro!

17:47Metro seems normal.

17:51You'll have a blast there.

17:52Oh, no thanks.

17:53Tex Lopez, Eric Mills, aka Knuckles, on her six Hawaiian shirt, jeans, unknown if armed.

18:09Picking up?

18:16Dropping off.

18:17I have an issue that needs to go away.

18:18My prescription's for charcoal cough syrup.

18:21Sure.

18:22We've got that.

18:23Cash only.

18:24It's got to be untraceable.

18:25Wait, I know this chick.

18:30How do I know you?

18:32You don't know me, and you don't want to know me.

18:36Yeah, I do.

18:40Damn it.

18:40We have rolling blackouts.

18:42UC's in trouble, and we have no visuals.

18:45No visuals.

18:45Seven out of 15, moving in for rescue.

19:00I need eyes on the UC.

19:03Nearly there, trying to get visual.

19:04You got 10 seconds, then we're going in.

19:07Start talking.

19:08Oh.

19:08Hold.

19:22Everyone hold.

19:22Negative.

19:23Officer rescue, now.

19:25I see her purse.

19:26She's deployed the hold signal.

19:27Stand by.

19:30Look, I don't know who you think I am, but I ain't her.

19:33I am in a hurry.

19:34Now, either we have a deal, or I can take my cash somewhere else.

19:38All right, all right.

19:41Take it easy.

19:42What do you want?

19:45I need a 45, 15-round mag, and it has to be a ghost.

19:52Thousand bucks.

19:53Untraceable.

19:57Thanks.

20:03Go get him.

20:04Go, go, go.

20:05Police!

20:06Take that off the ground!

20:07Go!

20:13Wattis, you want to tell me what's going on?

20:16Yeah, well, I left word for the, uh, watch commander at Hollywood Division.

20:20I'm still waiting to hear back.

20:21Okay, you can 10-22, all that.

20:23I'm more concerned about you.

20:24Yes, sir.

20:24I'm so sorry.

20:25I'm usually more focused.

20:26You trying to reach someone?

20:29My mom.

20:30She's barely left the house in years.

20:31She's, uh, shut in.

20:32She lives alone.

20:34Her power went off earlier, and she's not answering her phone.

20:36I'm just worried.

20:37Why don't you say something?

20:38She needs a welfare check.

20:39Wait, I wanted to, but with the command post.

20:41Yeah, remember cheap?

20:42See, check in.

20:43That is your job.

20:45Come on.

20:46I'll clear it with Gray.

20:47R.J. is dead?

20:54We found him this morning, stuffed in a storage locker.

20:56Oh, that's awful.

20:58What happened?

20:59We're not sure, but I understand that he worked for you.

21:03Yes, he was such a help.

21:05I'm not so good at computers.

21:07He set up my online banking.

21:09All those passwords are just impossible to remember, and I don't know what I would have done without him.

21:15Have you checked your accounts recently?

21:18Oh, everything's on auto pay.

21:20Okay.

21:20You need to do a thorough accounting.

21:22R.J. was a thief and a grifter, and he wipes out his targets.

21:27No, no, that's not right.

21:30He wouldn't do that.

21:32I'll call her son.

21:33He lives in New York.

21:34We'll get this all sorted, okay?

21:36Did you ever see R.J. argue with anyone?

21:39Did he ever seem scared at all?

21:41No, he was fine until he stopped coming in.

21:44Okay, thank you for your time.

21:46If you remember anything at all, just give me a call.

21:56So, there's one thing I haven't told you.

21:58You know how I spent the day doing administrative work?

22:01What about it?

22:02Well, my mom sort of thinks that's what I do all day, every day.

22:05She doesn't know I go on patrol.

22:07So you want me to lie for you?

22:08Well, not lie, exactly.

22:09Just focus on the small portion of the truth and then exaggerate it.

22:13No.

22:14Selena.

22:14Mama, I've been calling you.

22:16You didn't pick up.

22:17My phone died.

22:18No power to charge it.

22:20This is my boss, Sergeant Bradford, and this is my mom, Carla Juarez.

22:24Oh, passale.

22:27Hey, mommy, I'm a police man.

22:29You'll always be my baby.

22:31God, it must be 100 degrees in here.

22:34Reminds me of a sauna.

22:36It's good for your skin.

22:37Yeah, in 10-minute increments, not all day.

22:39You have birds?

22:41Lorca y Neruda.

22:43They're my muses.

22:44I sell paintings of them online.

22:47That's how I pay my bills.

22:49Hey, mama, you can't stay here.

22:50You gotta come with us to a cooling center.

22:52What about the birds?

22:53You can bring them.

22:53I can't.

22:56It's been years since she's left the house.

22:58It's dangerous out there.

23:00I worry so.

23:01And I told you you have nothing to worry about.

23:03I'm safe at the station.

23:04That's right.

23:06Taking calls, gathering information.

23:08Oh, thank you for keeping my baby safe.

23:11Of course, ma'am.

23:12Listen, I've got an Apex generator in the back of the shop.

23:14Let me bring it in here and get the AC up.

23:16No, no, no.

23:17I don't want to be a bother.

23:18Well, it's not for you.

23:20It's for Lorca and Neruda.

23:22I'm sure they could use a little cool it off.

23:24Okay.

23:29For the birds.

23:33Is he single?

23:36This, my dear, is how garlic shrimp scampi changed my life.

23:42And this is how a brilliant man won my heart with a generator.

23:45I do feel a tiny bit guilty of being the only ones with power.

23:49And air conditioning.

23:50And air conditioning.

23:51I know.

23:51We must have gotten 40 calls today, all from people needing help.

23:55It's bad out there.

23:56It's only going to get worse.

23:57Well, here's to a quiet evening.

23:59Cheers.

24:04Pardon me?

24:05Oh, did you check your text?

24:12I didn't.

24:13Uh, our power is out and it is too hot for Leah to sleep.

24:16And we have some personal things that are about to go bad.

24:19No, please.

24:19Welcome.

24:20You're welcome.

24:20Come, come, come.

24:21Oh, thank you.

24:21Oh, are you sure you don't mind?

24:23Of course.

24:24What do you guys need?

24:25Your fridge.

24:26Oh, yeah.

24:27Stick that in right over there.

24:28But not next to the creamer, though.

24:29That would be bad.

24:30It happens.

24:32We have shrimp scampi.

24:33Do you guys want any?

24:34Uh, he's allergic to it.

24:35It's a shellfish.

24:36Uh, can I make something else for myself?

24:38There's plenty in there.

24:39Please help yourself.

24:44Hey, sorry.

24:45We know it's late.

24:46Can you believe how hot it is out there?

24:48Why?

24:48At this time of night?

24:49Oh, my God.

24:50Air conditioning.

24:51It feels so good.

24:52Hey.

24:53The only air conditioning we have is in the car.

24:54Can I charge the car?

24:55Yeah, I'll get you a cord.

24:56Can I get you a glass of wine first?

24:57Yes, yes, please.

25:00Hey, bud.

25:01I need some wine.

25:03Hey.

25:04Let's see.

25:05Sure, why not?

25:05Come on in.

25:06Oh, you look surprised.

25:08Wait, weren't you on the group text?

25:09No, no.

25:10I turned off my phone when we were...

25:11Wine?

25:13Tequila.

25:14Double.

25:16I need it.

25:18We have a big problem.

25:19I got it.

25:27Hicks leaves Metro.

25:28Goes to IA.

25:29Remington moves to Motors.

25:32That means Watson gets into SWAT.

25:35Housy comes over to Metro, but there's still a spot for Tim.

25:37Remington's wife won't let her on a motorcycle, so that's a non-starter.

25:40Okay, um, Fuji retires.

25:50Hmm?

25:51Halsey goes to Metro, and Madison goes to robbery.

25:56Hmm?

25:57Prim will go to Vice.

25:58No, but they hate each other.

26:00Okay.

26:01Um, Jones goes to SWAT.

26:04And Bob's your uncle.

26:06Yes.

26:10Oh, no.

26:11What?

26:12Well, the only way this works is if Fuji retires, and the only person who can convince her to

26:16do that is...

26:17Schmitty.

26:18Yeah.

26:20Hey, Tim!

26:21This is unexpected.

26:22No.

26:22What's your...

26:23What is that?

26:24What are you...

26:25What's up?

26:26Uh, I heard you had power.

26:27I was hoping you had the game on.

26:29Yes.

26:30I mean, yes, we have power.

26:31The game is...

26:32We can...

26:33Come in.

26:34Is that Lucy's car?

26:36Uh, yes.

26:39Hey, guys.

26:40Look what it is.

26:42It's a party.

26:44What's going on?

26:45Nothing.

26:45Just enjoying the AC.

26:49You okay?

26:50Yeah.

26:51Couldn't do better.

27:01Fifteen years.

27:02That's what you're looking at for arms trafficking.

27:03Wait, don't I have a second amendment right to sell guns?

27:05It's a right to bear arms, not sell them.

27:08Right.

27:09You know, I've done a lot of time.

27:11Kind of done with the whole prison thing.

27:12Then give us something.

27:13All right.

27:15What about...

27:17Oh, no.

27:18If I give him up, he'll kill me.

27:19We can protect you.

27:20Not from this dude.

27:22Oh, what about, uh...

27:23No, she owes me 12 large.

27:25Wait, if someone owes me money and they get arrested, I'm out that money, right?

27:28Probably.

27:29I'm definitely not her.

27:30Oh, you're a regular phone book.

27:32All right, stay busy.

27:34Oh, what about Kingston?

27:37Prentice Kingston?

27:38The king of fentanyl?

27:40One of his lieutenants buys from me.

27:42Does that give me anything?

27:44I think we could work something out.

27:47Sold.

27:48Gotta love career criminals.

27:50They know how to play the game.

27:51Your gun dealer rolled?

27:52Gave us a major fentanyl distributor.

27:54Wesley's working on his plea deal now.

27:56What's that?

27:56Uh, I got the Emmys' report on my dead body.

27:59The cause of death was a bilateral pulmonary embolism caused by ingesting metallic mercury.

28:05It was poison.

28:05Yeah, over a long period of time.

28:07It looks like he was suffering from confusion, mood swings, tremors.

28:14Beatrice's caretaker had a tremor.

28:16Maybe whoever targeted RJ is also targeting her.

28:19I don't know who any of those people are.

28:21No reason you should.

28:22Awesome.

28:22Great.

28:30What's him?

28:31It's Mitty.

28:33What's him?

28:34Uh, no, I'm good.

28:35But I could use a favor.

28:39A favor?

28:40Hmm.

28:41That would mean you'd owe me.

28:44Technically.

28:45Lay it on me.

28:46You went to the academy with Lauren Fuji.

28:49I did.

28:49Well, she needs to retire, and I need you to talk her into it.

28:53Hmm.

28:55If Lauren Fuji retires, Watson goes to Vice, Prim goes to Motors, Hicks could move over,

29:03and Tim takes the open spot in Metro.

29:08How?

29:09I'm smarter than people think.

29:11Oh.

29:12Yeah.

29:13Smitty, you gotta do it.

29:15I mean, if not for me, think of Tim.

29:17Tempting, but Fuji and I had a bit of a falling out.

29:20Oh.

29:21I'm afraid to ask why.

29:22Let's just say it had something to do with salsa night.

29:25Yeah, okay, okay.

29:26Well, um, here's how you can make up for whatever you did.

29:31Her family lives in San Jose, and AI Meta Network is looking to hire a new head of security.

29:36They're paying $400,000 a year.

29:39You would be her hero if you brought her this job.

29:42400 Gs?

29:43Maybe I'll take it.

29:44Oh, you would be great, but that doesn't really help me out.

29:48And also, Smitty, it's a lot of work.

29:51Pass.

29:52Yeah.

29:52But if I talk to her, you gotta do me a favor.

29:54Mm-hmm.

29:54Nothing weird.

29:56Nothing weird.

29:58Promise.

30:01Deal.

30:02Deal.

30:09Cop cuties, cute and on duty, maybe blue booties.

30:13Go ahead and lock me up, arrest me, sexy.

30:18What are we singing?

30:19Ooh, nothing.

30:20Sir, listen, I know I screwed up yesterday.

30:23I appreciate the second chance.

30:25But, Selena, these evaluations aren't meant to punish you.

30:28They're meant to make you better at the thing you're worse at.

30:31Do you know what that is?

30:35Asking for help.

30:36That's right.

30:37Tim told me about your mom.

30:39Look, you've endured unimaginable loss, and you've carried that weight alone.

30:44But now you have a new family of brothers and sisters.

30:47Remember that.

30:48Copy that, sir.

30:50Next time I need help with something, I won't keep it to myself.

30:53Very good.

30:55Now, today is a do-over.

30:58Today, every call that comes up, you're in charge.

31:02And you're driving.

31:07Did you find out what happened to RJ?

31:09We are making progress.

31:11Tell me, did you work at Mercy of St. Vincent's from 96 to 05?

31:15Oh, that's how I injured my hip.

31:18I had to retire.

31:19Okay.

31:19Did you know that nine patients died there from heavy metal poisoning?

31:23Oh, I wasn't aware of that.

31:25Mercury was found in all nine victims, all of which were your patients.

31:29Were they?

31:31Such a long time ago, I don't really remember.

31:33Mercury poisoning is also what killed RJ Cash.

31:36And your caretaker, Sharona, is at the hospital.

31:39I noticed that her hand had a tremor, which is also a symptom of mercury poisoning.

31:43The doctors are looking at her right now.

31:53For what?

31:54For catching me.

31:56I don't know why I keep doing this.

31:59Sometimes it's like I'm watching somebody else.

32:03Thank you for stopping me.

32:09Hey, what's going on?

32:16Lopez's gun dealer says a huge amount of fentanyl moves through the house.

32:20What if we get exposed?

32:21Incidental contact won't give you an overdose,

32:23especially if it's already been cut or pressed into pills.

32:25What if it hasn't been cut yet?

32:27Pure fentanyl?

32:27Mm-hmm.

32:28Two micrograms kills you if you're inhaled.

32:31It's less than half a grain of rice.

32:33Okay, Juarez.

32:34You're a senior officer on scene.

32:35What do we do?

32:36Well, I mean, we call a sergeant.

32:40Great, you're here.

32:40Proceed.

32:41That's usually correct.

32:43But very soon, you might be most senior officer on scene, so what do we do?

32:50You surround and call out.

32:51You set up a perimeter, call into the house, and you get them to surrender.

32:56Is that right?

32:57I'm not saying make a decision.

32:58Control 7, Adam 15.

33:03Can I get six additional units to 956 Oakwood Court, code 3?

33:09Six units in route, code 3.

33:11Good work.

33:12Now what?

33:12Recon.

33:13See what we're dealing with.

33:15Let's go.

33:16Come on with me.

33:17There's a kid in there.

33:33They've got a five-year-old little girl in there while they're manufacturing.

33:40Yeah, we found empty cardboard boxes in the trash, which used to be packed with gelatin capsules.

33:44That means they are cutting pure fentanyl and filling the capsules in the house.

33:47We need to get that kid out of there.

33:49Should we try diversion?

33:50See, we can try the old sorry sucker gag.

33:52It's a classic.

33:53You smash, I grab.

33:54Copy that.

33:55All right, does that mean I'm not in charge anymore?

33:57Only in spirit.

33:59Let's go.

34:00Be with me.

34:00You did not just hit my car.

34:19Yeah, I did.

34:20Sorry about that.

34:21Looks like minor damage, though.

34:23Don't worry.

34:23The city will pay for all the damages and rental car inconvenience.

34:26Yeah, I'll just need to get some of your information for the accident report.

34:30Can I get your name?

35:00Can I get your name?

35:02Can I get your name...

35:09Oh, shit.

35:14Hi, my name is Salina. What's yours?

35:35Listen, I'm sorry to stop the gate, but there's an emergency and we need to go outside.

35:38Do you want to come with me?

35:44Hey, show me your hands. Put your hands behind your head.

36:03Baby girl!

36:04Okay.

36:06What the fuck?

36:08Uh...

36:10Uh...

36:14Uh...

36:16Uh...

36:18Uh...

36:20Uh...

36:22Uh...

36:24Uh...

36:26Help! I got the kid! Help her!

36:56Selina's still in there.

37:06What? Get down!

37:10Selina!

37:12Selina!

37:20Selina!

37:22Officer Juarez is down. She's not breathing.

37:26Let's go.

37:30I need Narcan!

37:34Come on.

37:36Easy. Easy.

37:38Come on.

37:40Come on.

37:44Come on, Selina. Selina.

37:46Selina, come on. Wake up. Come on back.

37:48Selina! Get her again.

37:50Come on.

37:52Hurry. Hurry. Come back to us, Selina.

37:56Selina?

37:58Selina, can you hear me?

38:00Come on, Selina.

38:06Hey.

38:08My hand.

38:10What'd you say?

38:12You're crushing my hand.

38:14Oh, sorry. Sorry. Hey. Hey. Hey.

38:16Over here, guys.

38:18Good work in there.

38:20Mm-hmm.

38:30Hey. Hey. How you feeling?

38:32And don't just say fine.

38:34I'm still pretty shaken.

38:36But, um, thank you for saving me.

38:38Like I said, family.

38:40Well, you did took guts today.

38:42Yeah, saving a kid like that, I mean, there's gotta be a medal in there somewhere.

38:44That definitely is.

38:46I'll get on the paperwork.

38:48Or maybe it'll be better coming from my FTO.

38:50I'm happy to do it.

38:52Curious, though.

38:54Would that qualify me for a medal as well?

38:56No.

38:57Yeah, that's not what's important right now.

38:59But having a training officer's very first rookie qualify for a medal in her first few months on the job would put me in some pretty rarefied air.

39:08But, again, not important right now.

39:10Mm-hmm.

39:14Hey.

39:15Hey.

39:16I just heard Lauren Fuji is retiring.

39:18Really? That's surprising.

39:19Yeah, apparently she got some great gig up in San Jose paying her a ton of money.

39:23Wow. Good for her.

39:25With her out, Watson moves over to Vice, Prim winds up in Motors, and Hicks takes his place.

39:31I don't know how you keep all that straight.

39:33Don't you get it?

39:34It means there's an opening in Metro.

39:37Well, at least there was.

39:39Lieutenant Pine just called me 15 minutes ago, and I'm going over.

39:43That's great. Congratulations.

39:45Thanks. Greg gave me a rock star reveal.

39:47Yeah, well, he should. You're amazing.

39:49I'm excited.

39:51I'm excited? Let's go to dinner tonight and celebrate.

39:53I can't. I'm sorry. I really, really want to, but I can't.

39:57I promised my friend that I would help him with something tomorrow night.

40:00Hmm?

40:01Okay.

40:02Okay. Sure.

40:03Do you need any help?

40:04No, no. It's something I've got to do on my own.

40:06But tomorrow night, it is a date. We are going to celebrate you.

40:10Congratulations. They're really lucky to have you.

40:15Okay, I've got to go.

40:17Good job.

40:21Who did I think you were?

40:25When we danced in the setting sun?

40:29When you said that you loved me forever.

40:34And I was getting ready to run.

40:38Ready to run.

40:42Hola, mija.

40:43How was your day?

40:44Oh, you know, just a lot of filing, a lot of paperwork.

40:47Almost done, though, so I'll be heading out soon.

40:49I always thought police work was so dangerous.

40:52It is. I got a paper cut today.

40:54Ay, mija, you need to be careful.

40:56I know. I am.

40:57I promise.

41:00I'll admit I've been lax about cleaning it.

41:03How lax?

41:04Either Clinton or Bush was the president.

41:07What? Which Bush?

41:09It's been a while.

41:15A deal's a deal.

41:16I'm happy it worked out for Tim.

41:18Yeah.

41:19Oh.

41:20Whoa.

41:21Hey, where are you going?

41:22Aren't you going to help?

41:23You miss Monday Night Football?

41:28It's not Monday!

41:29Hi.

41:30Hi.

41:31Yeah.

41:32Emma.

41:39Hey.

41:40Where's your laundry?

41:41Leah had a little accident.

41:44Thanks.

41:51Four Seasons has power.

41:59Oh, it's already begun now.

42:04Getting ready, ready to run.

42:08Oh, it's already begun now.

42:13Getting ready, ready to run.

42:17Oh, dear God.

42:29We're out here.

42:31You know what?

42:32Oh, dear God!

42:33We're out here.

42:35We're out here.

42:36How do you want to run?

42:53We're out here.

42:55Damn it.

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