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00:00What seems to be the trouble?
00:01I was walking Ozzie past the Millers,
00:03and he started freaking out.
00:05He's a retired bomb dog from the TSA.
00:07He definitely smells some explosives inside.
00:10OK, thank you.
00:11We will take it from here.
00:13Control 7, item 15, requesting bomb squad
00:15at 4312 Moreland Street.
00:18Ma'am, step back.
00:21Ready?
00:22Yeah.
00:23Police!
00:25Yes, can I help you?
00:39Some more gender reveal mayhem.
00:42They used C4 to set it off.
00:44Seven of the guests are in the ER being treated
00:46for glitter-related injuries.
00:48Most of those occurred when the second device went off.
00:52They're having twins.
00:57Boner girl.
00:58Oh, I'm gonna win for you like I know you want me to.
01:04Oh!
01:10Oh!
01:10Oh!
01:10Oh!
01:11Oh!
01:13Oh!
01:14Oh!
01:16Oh!
01:17Oh!
01:17Oh!
01:18Oh!
01:19Oh!
01:20Oh!
01:21What's wrong?
01:22Nothing.
01:23Just got a little speedy there for a second.
01:24Too much coffee?
01:26None, actually.
01:27I cut back.
01:28It was getting me two amps up.
01:30Put this on.
01:30Oh.
01:31No.
01:31I'm good.
01:32Sorry.
01:33Doctor's orders.
01:34If you insist.
01:37Let me see.
01:39Wow.
01:40That's high for a man in tip-top shape.
01:43When's the last time that you had a full physical?
01:45Just two months ago.
01:47It was all good.
01:48Are you under a lot of stress?
01:50Yes.
01:51Right.
01:51Stupid question.
01:53But how your body handles a high-stress lifestyle is based on your physiology.
01:57Is that a fancy way of saying I'm old?
02:00Well, I mean, maybe a little.
02:01Most cops enter the job in their 20s when they can handle the stress hormones.
02:06And french fries.
02:07By the time the cops are in their 40s, I mean, they're trained in stress management.
02:12But you jumped into the deep end.
02:14Yeah, but I've handled stress before.
02:16I mean, late mortgage payments, failed marriage.
02:19Of course.
02:20But being shot at on a daily basis is different.
02:24No.
02:25Keep this on for the week.
02:27All right.
02:27I want to track how your pulse races.
02:29My instincts are that it happens more than you realize.
02:35What is this?
02:41What is this?
02:42Hey.
02:44Kelsey!
02:45Kojo!
02:46Oh, Kojo!
02:47Kojo!
02:47Come here!
02:48Check this out.
02:48What's this?
02:49What a good boy!
02:50Are you so excited to meet Jackson?
02:52Why?
02:52What is happening?
02:53Remember how I was looking to get a dog?
02:56No.
02:57Yeah.
02:57Dogs are super helpful for trauma recovery.
02:59I filled out the applications to foster Kojo, and they just dropped him off.
03:04Oh, what's up?
03:05So we have a dog now.
03:06Yeah, isn't it great?
03:08Kojo, let's go for a walk. Come on.
03:10Okay, let's attack this. He's so strong. Come on. Good boy. Yeah.
03:14All right, let's get started.
03:17First things first, let's welcome Detective Armstrong back from vacation, huh?
03:26Okay, look, before I get started with the morning's business,
03:28I just want to thank everyone again for all their hard work with the Rosalind Dyer case.
03:34That was a difficult time.
03:39Now, you all have printouts of the latest developments from the detective tables,
03:45but I want to go over one item.
03:46Federal operation is launching in Filipino town, so until further notice,
03:51all marked units are to stay clear of Alvarado between Montrose and the 101.
03:55Anything we should be aware of?
03:57Not according to the FBI, but, you know, they ain't big on sharing, so.
04:01If you need to contact anybody in that area, run them through L.A. Clear and notify your supervisor immediately.
04:08Officer Nolan, can you enlighten us on what L.A. Clear is?
04:12Yes, sir.
04:14I'm sorry, you need to get that?
04:15Ah, it's not my phone, sir.
04:16It's just a fitness tracker I've set to alert me when my heart rate increases rapidly, tracking my stress, just
04:22learning how to manage it better.
04:23Do I stress you out, Officer Nolan?
04:26No, sir.
04:29L.A. Clear is the largest de-confliction database for law enforcement in the West.
04:34And what does that mean, Officer West?
04:36Every federal, state, and local covert operation is monitored there to prevent duplication of efforts or blue-and-blue situations.
04:44And can you access L.A. Clear, Officer Chin?
04:47No, sir. For security reasons, all access is reserved for higher-level officers.
04:52Bottom line, this is a very serious tool.
04:54And we don't call unless the stakes are high.
04:57Anything less, figure it out.
04:59Okay, people, that's it.
05:02Oh, if anyone has advice for Officer Nolan on how to deal with stress, I'm sure he'd appreciate suggestions.
05:12I try and dance at least 20 minutes a day.
05:15Target practice.
05:16And the Great British Baking Show.
05:20Hell, if I know, I wrecked my family from the stress I was under.
05:23The larger the caliber, the better.
05:25Oh, and prioritize the holiday episodes.
05:27Meditation will change your life.
05:30Goat yoga.
05:33What yoga?
05:34You gotta find a way to turn your brain off.
05:36Lift weights, play ball, paint a picture.
05:38Doesn't matter what it is, just that you focus completely.
05:41The most important thing is to identify the source of your stress and confront it head on.
05:46Trust me, I'm living proof of what this job can take from you if you don't.
05:50Good advice.
05:52Hi.
05:54Nick, in the interest of confronting things head on, Rosalind said something to me the last time I saw her.
05:59I hate to even bring it up.
06:00Let it fly.
06:01I'm in a good place.
06:03She said she had one more secret about you and that it was bad.
06:11You warned me not to let her get back into my head.
06:15And you turned around and let her get into yours.
06:18She is playing you, John.
06:20I'm all out of secrets.
06:22That's what I thought.
06:24I'm sorry I even mentioned it.
06:25You're just practicing what I preached.
06:27You're welcome.
06:30Getting a dog is a big mistake.
06:32I don't remember asking you.
06:34Well, tough.
06:34It's my job to train you how to succeed.
06:36And adding a dependent is only going to distract you.
06:38Oh, yeah?
06:39How about a cute, snuggly dependent?
06:42Not the point.
06:44Who's watching the dog while you're working?
06:45I paid a neighbor.
06:47And Jackson's fine with it?
06:48Of course.
06:49Why wouldn't he pay?
06:50She should have asked me.
06:52Did you say anything?
06:53I mean, after everything she went through, absolutely not.
06:56Then what are you complaining about?
06:57She should have consulted me.
06:58I'm her roommate.
06:59Probably, but it's her apartment.
07:02She's the one on the lease.
07:03So you're saying I don't have a leg to stand on?
07:05Pretty much.
07:07Just face it.
07:08You don't like dogs.
07:10Wrong.
07:11I love dogs.
07:12I just think there are a lot of responsibility, and I'm not sure you're ready for it.
07:15Oh, but you were when you were my age?
07:17At your age, I've done two tours in Afghanistan and Iraq, the second in charge of a squad of
07:22ten soldiers.
07:23Okay.
07:24What the hell off?
07:25What was that?
07:27Nothing.
07:29Police.
07:32You're too late.
07:34It's gone.
07:35It's?
07:35We had a call about a peeping Tom.
07:39Wendy loves to tan in the morning.
07:42Last few days, this drone has shown up hovering overhead spying on her.
07:46Well, we can put out an alert, but drones can be tricky to track down.
07:50It's bad enough guys are constantly hitting on her whenever we go out.
07:53Now she's not even safe in her own home?
07:55You guys don't believe me?
07:57There's like a gravitational pull.
08:00Wendy has no control over.
08:02Honey?
08:03They say they can't do anything about the drone.
08:06I'm sure that's not true.
08:09The next time I tan, you can come watch.
08:14Ma'am, are you hitting on my wife?
08:16What?
08:17No.
08:18Get the hell out of my house!
08:19Sir.
08:20Now!
08:27Don't freak out.
08:28They ran out of falafel.
08:30Who the hell runs out of falafel?
08:32What'd you get me?
08:34Shawarma.
08:34Did you get hot sauce?
08:35Out of that too.
08:36Watch it, buddy.
08:38Looks like happy hour came early.
08:41Sir, have you been drinking?
08:44Rainbow lozenge hidey hole.
08:46Rainbow lozenge hidey hole.
08:47Forget booze, it says ecstasy written all over it.
08:50It manscaped.
08:51Or acid.
08:52Sir, need you to put your hands on your back?
08:55Sir, are you okay?
08:59Oh.
09:03Sir, can you tell us what happened to you?
09:05Hamster poto tortilla.
09:06I think he's been shot.
09:07Hamster poto tortilla.
09:08We're going to get you some out.
09:09Perfect.
09:10Seven out of fifteen.
09:11In for pursuit of robbery, suspect.
09:15White male and purple pants.
09:18In there!
09:39Clear.
09:40Clear.
09:41Clear.
09:55Clear.
09:56God, I touched it!
09:58Show me your hands!
10:01I'm going to be here.
10:02Down on the ground.
10:04Face down.
10:05Oh, man.
10:08What'd you test?
10:09Uh, it says body.
10:12Check it out.
10:31He's incredibly lucky the damage isn't worse.
10:34The bullet appears to have lodged itself in his speech center.
10:37It's not Yelmore's Beyonce.
10:39Is that why he's talking nonsense?
10:41It's not nonsense to him.
10:42The bullet is causing aphasia, where the words he intends to say and what actually comes out are different.
10:48Well, pit small envy.
10:50You were shot in the head, Mr. Hollenbach.
10:52We're getting you prepped for surgery.
10:53We're going to need that bullet once it's removed.
10:55I can tell the surgeon, but there is a chance that we may need to leave it in.
10:58Even with a bullet, I'll doubt we'll find the shooter.
11:01Why not?
11:01The best explanation for the impact angle and lack of killing velocity is that some idiot fired his gun into
11:07the air, and the gravity brought it down into Eddie's skull.
11:09And given the math of ballistics, we're looking at a firing radius of almost a mile, which, in Los Angeles,
11:16is a suspect pool of several thousand suspects.
11:19Oh.
11:21Here I am thinking I could take it slow my first day back.
11:27Broken neck.
11:28Yeah, and it wasn't an accident.
11:31That lump at the top of his back.
11:32Avulsion of the vertebrae.
11:34His neck was snapped by someone who knew what they were doing.
11:36Time of death?
11:37Uh, we're still waiting on the coroner to arrive, but I checked his legs.
11:41Based on lividity, I'm guessing 12 hours or so.
11:44You can't miss the scene yet?
11:45Not yet.
11:46Okay, why don't you start that?
11:48Detective Harper and I will finish up here.
11:50Divide and conquer.
11:50Done.
11:52Great.
11:53Any idea?
11:54No, just this.
11:57Hmm.
11:59Super kitchen brought you.
12:01He was homeless?
12:02His clothes are new.
12:04Yep, very new.
12:05A transient coming into money would definitely make him a target.
12:08Check his street wallet?
12:10Homeless folks sometimes keep their valuables in their shoes.
12:22Props must be given.
12:24Hotel room key.
12:25There we go.
12:36Excuse me.
12:37Hey, what's up?
12:39Do you know who owns this camera you're working on?
12:41I need to get a hold of the footage.
12:43I could give you a name, but it'd be a waste of your time.
12:46Cam has been broken for a week.
12:47That's why they called me out.
12:48I was just swapping in a new one.
12:51Thought I grabbed the case.
12:52I'm sorry.
12:53Hey, does that thing work?
12:55I've been thinking about buying one.
12:56Oh, I just got it.
12:58I'm supposed to work.
12:58Nolan, hey.
12:59Let's go.
13:01All right.
13:03We found a key card on the victim from an SRO downtown.
13:06Armstrong's meeting us there.
13:07No.
13:08I'll be right there.
13:10Right where?
13:11My apartment.
13:12Not unless it's a crime scene.
13:17Oh, no.
13:18Oh, my God.
13:23Kojo, what did you do?
13:25Get down.
13:26Just sit.
13:30How did you do that?
13:31Come on.
13:43Oh, man.
13:44No.
13:45This is Jackson's varsity jacket.
13:47He's going to be so upset.
13:48I don't really have to say anything, do I?
13:50I'd rather you didn't.
13:55The manager said our victim checked in three days ago under the name Joe De La Cruz.
14:00Paid a week in cash.
14:01You go in yet?
14:02And ruin the surprise?
14:04It's always better to not enter a scene alone.
14:06So no one can accuse you of malfeasance later.
14:08Exactly.
14:18Looks like Joe went on quite the shopping spree.
14:21Yeah.
14:23New clothes, shoes.
14:29Two different sizes.
14:30Well, that seems like a clue.
14:32I'm guessing the manager didn't mention someone staying with Joe.
14:34This is not the kind of establishment that pays that kind of attention.
14:38Found cash.
14:38It used to be about five or six grand.
14:45Sorry.
14:46Wrong group.
14:47Hold on.
14:47Hey, hey, hey.
15:00715 in foot pursuit of suspect.
15:0229-100 spring.
15:03White male.
15:05160 pounds.
15:065-8.
15:07Great jacket.
15:07Send back up.
15:12Split up.
15:17I'm going north.
15:18Roger.
15:19Right around.
15:21No, right.
15:23I'm cold.
15:26Bang, bang, bang.
15:31Suspect in these sights.
15:32It's southbound San Pedro.
15:44Suspect in custody, coach.
15:45Hands behind your back, interlace your fingers.
15:50Got a knife?
15:51Yep.
15:56Prosthetic leg?
15:57Yes, sir.
15:58That's a military knife. You lose your leg in combat?
16:00Yes, sir. I'm going to argue with an IED.
16:04Mitch?
16:06Sarge?
16:07Sarge?
16:08You know this guy?
16:09I was his squad leader in Afghanistan.
16:18What happened?
16:20You had a fiancé in San Diego, a job lined up through wounded warriors?
16:25What can I say?
16:28Moved on.
16:30You tell me what I'm being charged with?
16:32Resisting arrest, for starters.
16:33The rest is up to the DA.
16:35Right.
16:36And how exactly did the cops end up in my hotel room?
16:40She can't tell you that.
16:41Huh?
16:42But you can't.
16:44I can't.
16:45Be in violation of the victim's privacy.
16:48Victim?
16:52What happened to Joe?
16:54Is Joe all right?
16:55I've already said too much.
16:57Dude, is he dead?
16:59Detectives will come speak with you shortly.
17:01Mitch, inside.
17:12He doesn't seem to like you very much.
17:15I'm the reason he lost his leg.
17:19My son was attacked.
17:22So you need to go down there, get the guy, and arrest him.
17:25Poor guy.
17:26My psycho neighbor.
17:27He shot my son's drone down.
17:29Is that right?
17:29Yeah.
17:30And guess what?
17:31We got video proof.
17:32Show him the video from the drone camera.
17:34Dad, it's okay.
17:35It's not a big deal.
17:36Can we just go?
17:37No.
17:38Show the cop the damn video.
17:55I can't explain.
17:57There's no need.
17:57Kid's got good taste.
17:59And Wendy is hot.
18:00Sir, what your son did was actually illegal.
18:10Look, one second.
18:14Lopez West, I just saw two crimes sitting in my office.
18:19Raffin and Chin's Peeping Tom and your gunshot victim.
18:23I'm just saying.
18:25You guys don't really think I killed him, right?
18:27We don't know anything.
18:28That's why we're talking to you.
18:29The M.E. said that Joe died from internal decapitation.
18:33He suffered spinal trauma from an acute compression injury.
18:38Someone who knew how snapped his neck.
18:41It wasn't me.
18:45Where'd the money under the mattress come from?
18:48A couple days ago, Joe comes to me.
18:50Says he found fortunate cash in this building he's looking to.
18:55All right.
18:56Millions of dollars stacked high on pallets.
19:00Millions?
19:02And a bunch of machinery.
19:05Guarded by some heavy-duty guys with serious weaponry.
19:10But he managed to steal something.
19:11Why share the money with you?
19:13Because we were tight.
19:14He's a fellow vet.
19:16You got a taste of the rich life.
19:18Decided you wanted the rest of the money for yourself.
19:21We took ten grand.
19:23Man, we burned through half of that in a day.
19:26Look, I tried to tell him not to go back there for more.
19:30He got lucky the first time.
19:35And I should have gone with him.
19:36Because he would have gone with me.
19:44So the money we found in Joe's hotel room was counterfeit.
19:47Are you sure?
19:48It's the best fake I've seen, but it's definitely a fake.
19:50Can you say where it came from?
19:52I built him downtown, so there's millions more.
19:55The machines Joe saw.
19:57Could they have been printers?
20:07Looks abandoned.
20:08It's probably intentional.
20:09If I were printing millions of dollars, I'd want to stay below the radar.
20:13All right, look sharp, you guys.
20:14These guys are ex-military.
20:15They're going to put up a fight.
20:43Not exactly the counterfeit money-making operation we were sold on.
20:46Still believe you're on your buddy's story?
20:48Yeah, I do.
20:50They must have cleared out of here after Joe's murder.
21:00You find something?
21:03Yeah.
21:04Uh, the name of a security company, but I know this.
21:07I've seen it somewhere this morning when I was canvassing.
21:10It was on the side of the van.
21:11Um, the worker with the van was fixing the camera across the street from where Joe was killed.
21:17Uh, he said the camera had been down for a week.
21:19Do you have a name?
21:20No, I thought it was a dead end.
21:23I have a mobile camera.
21:26Okay.
21:35That's him.
21:36He must have taken down the camera so we couldn't trace it.
21:39We should run his face through the database.
21:40Detective Hopper, go to Channel 9.
21:44Hey, sir.
21:45We are here.
21:46Uh, we're in the building.
21:47It's empty.
21:47We're about to call in TID.
21:49Negative.
21:50You're to exit the building immediately and come back to the station.
21:53Sir.
21:54Shut it down and get back here.
21:56Now.
21:58What the hell is going on?
22:01I called from the chief.
22:03Your search warrant rang an alarm way up the food chain.
22:06So we're just supposed to walk away from a murder investigation?
22:09No, but you can't follow down this path.
22:11And what if that path leads us to our killer?
22:16So what are we into, Sarge?
22:18I don't know.
22:20And I'm pushed hard to find out.
22:21But this comes from on high, and it's non-negotiable.
22:25Let's take the night.
22:26We'll regroup in the morning.
22:30That's it.
22:31Hey, this isn't right.
22:32No, but it's a direct order.
22:38So that's it.
22:41You walk away.
22:43If we're smart.
22:46That's not a yes.
22:51What do you think?
22:52That this is clearly a federal operation,
22:54and that we don't have enough information to know how to proceed.
23:00So we get more.
23:02How do we get insight in a federal operation boot?
23:05Uh, we call L.A. clear.
23:07Exactly.
23:08You sure?
23:09Yeah.
23:10I owe Mitch that much.
23:12You remember the personal questions they ask you for clearance, right?
23:15Yeah.
23:16Maybe you should all step outside.
23:18Not a chance.
23:19I think you should.
23:20Yeah, hi.
23:22Hello.
23:22This is Officer Tim Bradford, L.A.P.D., badge 34831.
23:28Yeah, go ahead.
23:30Bethesda.
23:32Left clavicle.
23:35Uh, Lady Marmolock.
23:38Uh, Tarantulas.
23:40Yeah, I guess.
23:40Sanadu.
23:41Sanadu?
23:44Yes, ma'am.
23:46I'd like to run an address.
23:47214 Mill Street, Los Angeles.
23:50Okay, thank you.
23:51Well?
23:53They'll get back just within the hour.
24:00Hello, dog.
24:03You're pretty cute.
24:12I am so sorry.
24:14I meant to call you earlier, but today has been crazy.
24:16He ate my stuff.
24:17All of my stuff.
24:18I know.
24:19I'll pay to replace everything.
24:21You can't replace my letter jacket.
24:23Okay.
24:24The dog has to go.
24:25What?
24:26No.
24:27Look, this is what happens when you have a dog.
24:29No, I don't have a dog, Lucy.
24:30You do.
24:31I gotta go and see what's salvageable.
24:33Wait.
24:34Um.
24:35Uh.
24:36Will you take him for a walk?
24:39Jackson?
24:40Hello?
24:51All right.
24:53I'm free to go.
24:54Does that mean you caught the guys that killed Joe?
24:56Not yet.
24:57But you found the money.
25:00No.
25:01It was gone.
25:03We're working leads.
25:05So what now?
25:07Now you go home.
25:10I'm sorry.
25:11I can help you find a bed in a shelter.
25:13You really want to do something for me?
25:15You find out who killed Joe.
25:17All right?
25:18He was a good guy.
25:19He served his country with honor.
25:22He didn't deserve to go out like that.
25:26I'm sorry I have to answer this.
25:28Joe, I'll escort you out.
25:29You take care of yourself.
25:32This is Tim Bradford.
25:33L.A.
25:34L.A.
25:34Clear code 9273.
25:43It's a D.I.A. operation.
25:45Defense Intelligence Agency.
25:47That's National Security.
25:49L.A.
25:50Clear tell you anything else?
25:51It's a contact name.
25:52Colonel Norman Genghis.
25:54What the hell is the National Security Agency doing counterfeiting money?
25:58This is way bigger than we thought.
25:59We should take the night, like Gray said, and see how we are feeling in the morning.
26:03Harper's right.
26:04Conducting an off-the-books operation is high risk on a good day.
26:07This ain't a good day.
26:32It's a good day.
26:41Hey, pal.
26:43We need to talk.
26:49Invite me in.
26:50How about you tell me who you are first?
26:55Right now, I'm your friend, John.
26:57And that's a good thing.
26:59Because you don't want me as an enemy.
27:02Now invite me in.
27:11Nice place.
27:13Done good work fixing it out.
27:16I'd expect no less based on your history.
27:19I see your play.
27:21Come in, walk around.
27:23Sir Dominance.
27:24Very nice.
27:26So tell me, who is Colonel Norman Genghis?
27:28A name and a form.
27:30Nothing more.
27:31But you are DIA?
27:32Yeah, but my team operates in the shadows.
27:35We do stuff.
27:36No one wants to admit.
27:38So why come from me?
27:40Because you're the weak link.
27:43Bradford served two tours in country.
27:46Harper's taken on cartels.
27:49And Chen survived a serial killer.
27:52You built houses.
27:56And you always push on the weak link.
27:59So, I'm pushing on you.
28:05What do you want?
28:06To warn you and your little cop buddies.
28:10Just leave this alone.
28:13Calling LA clear?
28:15Big mistake.
28:17Let it be your last.
28:18All we want is whoever killed Joe Dela Cruz.
28:21The homeless guy?
28:23Why?
28:23He was a human being.
28:25The man was a soldier.
28:27He sacrificed...
28:27Time out, time out.
28:28Let's understand something here.
28:30We're on the same team.
28:32You, me, Joe.
28:34We make sacrifices on the daily
28:36to save people's lives.
28:37I just do it on a more
28:39global scale than you.
28:41And that's why it's okay for you
28:43to murder people.
28:44There are casualties in every war.
28:46You just
28:48really don't want the next one to be you.
29:04You get the tracking device on his car?
29:06Yeah.
29:07We can follow him wherever he goes.
29:09Great.
29:09Let's hit the road.
29:10No.
29:11This is a two-person job.
29:13Harper and I got it from here.
29:14Screw that.
29:16You go,
29:16we go.
29:17That's admirable.
29:18Really.
29:18But if this thing goes sideways,
29:20we could face demotion,
29:21suspension,
29:22even jail.
29:24Look, I've got a golden ticket.
29:25Bradford has an unblemished record.
29:27Odds are we can weather the storm.
29:29Rookies are
29:30at-will employees.
29:32They don't even need
29:33a reason to fire you.
29:34Okay, well,
29:34with all due respect,
29:35I've been buried alive
29:36by a serial killer.
29:38This rabbit hole
29:39does not scare me.
29:40I love this job
29:41more than I imagined I could.
29:43The day I stop giving it my all
29:44is the day I walk away.
29:48All right.
29:49Let's roll.
29:50And hope he leads us
29:51to the money.
30:16We're in position.
30:18Copy that.
30:20Why are you the reason
30:21Mitch lost his leg?
30:25Because I let him slide
30:26on something.
30:28It doesn't matter what.
30:29Just that I cut him a break
30:32when I shouldn't have him
30:33because I did.
30:34He went back out on patrol.
30:36Got blown up.
30:39That is the most
30:40Tim Bradford thing
30:41I've ever heard.
30:42You showed humanity.
30:44There's nothing
30:45to feel guilty about.
30:46Rules matter,
30:47boot.
30:49Then what the hell
30:50are you doing out here?
30:53Some things matter more.
30:55Bradford Chen,
30:56let's go.
30:58Hang on.
30:59First lesson in black ops?
31:01Make sure the lights
31:01don't come on
31:02when you open the door.
31:04The action is right.
31:10All right.
31:27All right.
31:42that's gotta be the pallets of money waiting to put on a ship to who knows where should we call
31:47long beach pd not yet why not for one thing we don't know if that's the counterfeit money
31:53pallets are covered we've only got one shot at this we absolutely cannot be wrong so we confirm
31:58it's the counterfeit money before we call in the calvary use the arrest to figure out who killed
32:03joe exactly so how do we do that no idea something's up
32:22they're getting a new forklift
32:52i'll take it from here watch my sticks
32:59so
33:08so
33:10so
33:16so
33:25you'll be dead before you break leather
33:42john what the hell
33:46i warned you you did she didn't listen i didn't disappointed thought you were smart no
33:55smart one's my to she plans for everything
34:09i don't need to tell you what that bullet will do to your body
34:11hey pedigree
34:14didn't we face this exact scenario down in colombia
34:17yeah we're all still here
34:20because it's a no-win situation
34:22your shooter turns me into mist
34:24my guys turn you into organ donors
34:26so what we need is a negotiated settlement
34:29i'm listening
34:31one of you killed joe de la cruz
34:34and give them up
34:35give them up we walk away
34:37and the money
34:39not our problem
34:40tim
34:40not our problem
34:55fine
34:58pedigree
35:00surrender yourself
35:03i'm sure everything we've been through is going to turn me in like that
35:07your sloppiness jeopardized our operation so you are being sacrificed for the greater good
35:11but
35:13all they have is circumstantial evidence so keep your mouth shut listen to the lawyer and you'll be on no
35:19time
35:21yes sir
35:31we good
35:44all right let's get this done what happens with the money
35:48it'll fund black ops for the next five years
35:51the u.s government spends billions in covert operations
35:54i'd bet
35:55Bradford here will watch backpacks full of ghost money being handed out in afghanistan
36:00i did see that money has to be authorized and tracked
36:03but counterfeit money doesn't we didn't print money
36:06we printed freedom all right let's wrap this up
36:16let me get this straight
36:20you all just happen to be taking a stroll on the docks
36:25and joe de la cruz's killer appears and turns himself in yes sir
36:30and when the chief calls me tomorrow screaming he won't
36:41i'm going back to bed
36:43paperwork on this better be spotless yes sir
36:58where's the dog
37:02gone
37:02really
37:04yeah
37:06it wasn't fair to you and i'm really not ready for a dog yet
37:12i'm sorry about your stuff
37:18look
37:19i'm sorry too
37:21i actually like kojo
37:26did he go to a good home
37:30yeah he did
37:47what's up
37:49close the door
37:55you're lucky
37:57you had a good outcome last night but no matter how good your intentions are
38:02going off the books always costs you the law matters nolan
38:10the second you start thinking you know better you risk losing yourself
38:14nick hey i lied to you yesterday there is one more secret
38:21i broke the rules to catch roslyn
38:24i went into her house without a warrant and used what i found there to get one
38:29somehow she knew she never said anything
38:32would she have gone free if she had no
38:35at this point we'd caught her red-handed but if she hadn't been if she'd gone free because
38:40i crossed the line i never would have forgiven myself
38:47don't put yourself in that situation you hear me
38:51you don't want that kind of stress
38:53no i don't
38:56thank you for telling me
38:58i see you caught him yeah
39:02good
39:04yeah
39:06mitch
39:09what's this
39:11first congregational needs a live-in guard
39:14i put in a good word for you
39:16look it's not a handout all right it's a job and a roof over your head
39:23thanks you're welcome
39:29it's not your fault you know you know what happened to me it's nobody's fault
39:39take care of yourself mitch all right
39:42come on
39:51not a word
39:57you were just aware this all week i actually think it was causing me more stress
40:02you have to find a way to listen to your body
40:05i just had a patient who had been feeling off for a couple weeks he didn't go to the doctor
40:11we found a tumor and we caught it just in time
40:15because he listened to his body no i mean a bullet fell from the sky and punctured his skull
40:20when we did the x-ray we found a mass i mean that bullet saved his life
40:25so the moral of the story is don't count on a stray bullet to save your life
40:30sound medical advice
40:33and you need to find yourself a de-stressor
40:35that's two morals i actually did some research though and i did find a couple of ways that i think
40:40i could reduce my stress okay one of them though i think i would need your help of course
40:48you'd get sweaty really i mean i like sweaty what exactly do you have in mind
40:59so
41:24there you go
41:45Damn it.
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