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One of Her Own (1994) Martin Sheen, [Full Movie] [Full Episodes]Full EP - Full
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00:00:20Thank you for listening.
00:02:3137th Street, French's Tire Shop. Cover the northeast yard motion.
00:02:361-12, domestic disturbance at 3-4-5-0, Loma Vista.
00:02:42Mullins again?
00:02:43That's right.
00:02:45I'm on my way.
00:02:47Taylor's your backup.
00:03:06No, honey, it's okay.
00:03:08It's okay.
00:03:09It's okay.
00:03:10It's okay.
00:03:17Look what he did to me.
00:03:19I'm out of here.
00:03:20I'm out of here.
00:03:20I'm out of here.
00:03:21I'm out of here.
00:03:21This time I will.
00:03:23Okay, all right.
00:03:23What I need you to do...
00:03:24He's going crazy.
00:03:26He's breaking up the whole house.
00:03:28Please help me.
00:03:29Please help me.
00:03:30Please help me.
00:03:30Get him.
00:03:30Please get him.
00:03:33Dispatches.
00:03:33We're going to need an ambulance now.
00:03:35I'm out of here at 34-50, Loma Vista Avenue.
00:03:38Finally, please have a hot assault.
00:03:47Mr. Mullins?
00:03:50Mr. Mullins, this is the police.
00:03:52Come on out.
00:03:53The Stroud's going in now.
00:03:55Do you copy?
00:03:55Mr. Mullins, did you hear me?
00:04:05Maybe Mr. Mullins...
00:04:14I'm tired...
00:04:16I'm tired...
00:04:20I'm tired.
00:04:29...tekear.
00:04:30I'm tired...
00:04:32You can treat me thevert.
00:04:33£100 a workout to hit冷.
00:04:35You've been out for a Jang.
00:04:44Copy that Heller, unit 22, I'll show you your VTA and Fridge's charge.
00:05:23Mr. Mullins, step out slowly with your hands in the air.
00:05:27Mr. Mullins, please, please, drop the pipe, drop the pipe, hands behind your head, hands
00:05:41behind your head, all right, up against the wall, up against the wall, speed of course.
00:05:52I'm going to see him.
00:05:55Well, you having fun yet, huh?
00:05:58Nice backup, Heller.
00:05:59All right, give me some trouble.
00:06:01What the hell do you think you're doing?
00:06:03Why don't you relax, I know this guy, he likes to hit people.
00:06:06Don't come on, let's see.
00:06:07Hit him again, Heller, and it goes in my report.
00:06:09Yeah, you do that and you'll never see backup again from anybody.
00:06:13Get your hands off of him.
00:06:15Get your hands off of him.
00:06:16Fine, fine, sure, call him.
00:06:17Come on, let's go.
00:06:22Listen, you want me to run him in for you?
00:06:40Hey, Bright Eyes, how'd your ship go?
00:06:41Hey, Mom, must have been a full moon last night, seemed like all the wackos were out.
00:06:47Well, hopefully they'll get back in their cages before I have to get out there and make our
00:06:50streets safe against parking violators.
00:06:53I gotta get this stuff in and get out of here.
00:06:56I'll see you at breakfast.
00:06:56Oh, yeah.
00:06:58I'll have a chili omelet after iron.
00:07:02Hey, Jason, I'm coming through.
00:07:07You know, I think they'd spend some extra money for another locker room,
00:07:10so we wouldn't have to go through this every day.
00:07:11And then miss the beefcake?
00:07:13You don't hold a candle on my boyfriend, Charlie.
00:07:16Oh, I don't know about that.
00:07:19Two days wear, five days wear.
00:07:23Oh, man, last year's softball playoffs.
00:07:26Oh, you're a sick man, Warnsberg.
00:07:29Here, burn them when you're done with them.
00:07:31Thanks, Charlie.
00:07:33How do you get them like that?
00:07:34Did you guys see the set on that blonde that Hank was with the other night at the bowling alley?
00:07:37Uh, Warnsberg, you must have been a lot of fun in the shower, huh?
00:07:40Well, you know what they say.
00:07:42The bigger the breasts, the dumber the guy.
00:07:50Straub, Lieutenant Fuhrer wants to see you in his office.
00:07:53Uh-oh, another way.
00:07:54Ooh, it's all over now.
00:07:55Lights to dust.
00:07:56Can I have your locker?
00:08:15I've marked you meet standards in all but three categories.
00:08:19In those, amount of work performed, coordinating with others, and helpful to fellow employees.
00:08:25I've rated you exceed standards.
00:08:28Thank you, sir.
00:08:31Well, Straub, two more months coming down to the wire.
00:08:35This will be your last evaluation.
00:08:37I thought I had one more at the end of review.
00:08:40I think we can skip it.
00:08:41Unless, of course, you object.
00:08:42Oh, no, sir.
00:08:43I don't object at all.
00:08:45When the time comes, I'll just attach this eval to my recommendation.
00:08:49Here, read and sign.
00:08:54Thank you so much, Lieutenant Fuhrer.
00:08:58By the way, Heller told me how well you handled the Mullin situation.
00:09:03Keep up the good work.
00:09:05Thank you, sir.
00:09:12Tony, I hear you might be interested in an administrative service position when the time comes.
00:09:18Yeah, definitely.
00:09:20Stop by my office sometime.
00:09:21I'll fill you in on the requirements.
00:09:22Well, thank you, Captain Daly.
00:09:24I appreciate that.
00:09:38No, really, you look fabulous today.
00:10:09I don't know what it is.
00:10:10Hey, what are you trying for?
00:10:12A personal vest?
00:10:13It's not even 9 a.m.
00:10:16She loves me.
00:10:17She loves me.
00:10:18Good advice.
00:10:19Oh, God, please.
00:10:21No, no, Rex!
00:10:25Hey.
00:10:27Hey.
00:10:28How was your day?
00:10:29I survived.
00:10:30How was yours?
00:10:32My day went very well.
00:10:34I got a great evaluation.
00:10:36Well, congratulations.
00:10:37Mmm.
00:10:38It smells good in here.
00:10:39What are you making?
00:10:40Uh, chicken.
00:10:41Yeah?
00:10:42Mm-hmm.
00:10:42You don't smell too bad yourself.
00:10:44Well, it may be available after dinner.
00:10:46Yeah.
00:10:48I'll make sure I keep it open.
00:10:55I got a little present for you.
00:10:58Hey, you found it.
00:10:59Yeah, I did.
00:10:59Where did you find this?
00:11:01Well, uh, I'll get my sources.
00:11:03You're welcome.
00:11:04Thank you so much.
00:11:05Uh, you want to grab the salad?
00:11:07Got it.
00:11:08You want a drumstick and a wing?
00:11:10Oh, yeah, that's good.
00:11:12Anything come in the mail?
00:11:15No.
00:11:17All right.
00:11:20No, honey, it's early.
00:11:21You still have time.
00:11:23Well, I just, I'm starting to feel
00:11:25like I'm going to be a high school teacher
00:11:26the rest of my life.
00:11:28College, high school, what's the difference?
00:11:29It's the same smart-ass kids, only older.
00:11:33You know, Tony, I really wish you'd take this
00:11:35a little more seriously.
00:11:38Dino's kidding.
00:11:39I mean, you really take being a cop seriously, don't you?
00:11:41Let's not have this argument again, okay?
00:11:46Let's just enjoy the evening.
00:11:49All right?
00:11:51Yeah, okay.
00:11:52Okay.
00:11:52Here, get your plate.
00:11:54Thanks.
00:12:00How you doing?
00:12:05Hi.
00:12:05Hey, Charlie.
00:12:21Hey, what's up with Charlie?
00:12:23Is he in some kind of trouble or something?
00:12:28Well?
00:12:32His wife called the department about his drinking.
00:12:35Ouch.
00:12:36Ouch is right.
00:12:37It was a lousy thing to do.
00:12:38What's going to happen to him?
00:12:40I don't know.
00:12:41Probably make him go get counseling.
00:12:42You know, Charlie, he's going to love that.
00:12:45Yeah, well, he has been hitting it pretty hard lately.
00:12:47Yeah, well, that's none of our business.
00:12:50Yes, it is.
00:12:52We count on him for backup in the field.
00:12:54If he's got a problem, we should help him.
00:12:55Oh, Charlie's a big boy.
00:12:57He can take care of himself.
00:12:58That's not the point anyway.
00:13:00His wife shouldn't have reported him to the brass.
00:13:01Should have worked it out in private.
00:13:03Maybe she tried.
00:13:05I can't if she tried.
00:13:06What she did was wrong.
00:13:09Tony, people are always trying to take us down.
00:13:12And having your wife rat on you, it's about as low as it gets.
00:13:15I mean, I'd never rat on you about anything.
00:13:17I know you wouldn't rat on me, right?
00:13:19That's the code.
00:13:21This shouldn't happen.
00:13:22She knows better.
00:13:23Thanks, sir.
00:13:29No, I almost got my finger.
00:13:32Don't.
00:13:32Here, use this.
00:13:34Don't get that.
00:13:35Hey, do you know where I want to go to the football game
00:13:36this weekend?
00:13:36Dean and I have a couple of extra tickets.
00:13:39I wouldn't pay to watch those bums.
00:13:42I'll go if that blonde from the bowling alley come with me.
00:13:44Oh, come on, Charlie.
00:13:45It's not that bad.
00:13:46Your wife's just worried about you.
00:13:49She's got a hell of a way of showing it.
00:13:50She'll get over it, man.
00:13:51Yeah, why don't you send her some flowers?
00:13:53Hey, maybe I'll send her a wreath.
00:13:58How about one of those sexy teddies?
00:13:59Women love that crap.
00:14:01Right, Tom?
00:14:01No men love that crap.
00:14:03No.
00:14:16Good.
00:14:18Master.
00:14:21No.
00:14:23No.
00:14:26No.
00:14:26No.
00:14:27No.
00:14:28No.
00:14:30No.
00:14:32What is this?
00:14:44Tony.
00:14:46Charlie, what are you doing here?
00:14:48Ah, well, I hate to do this to you,
00:14:51but I need a little favor.
00:14:52I just wonder if I can maybe crash here
00:14:54for a couple hours.
00:14:55No, what's the problem?
00:14:57Uh-huh.
00:14:59Bam threw me out.
00:15:01Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.
00:15:03Well, uh, I'm wrapped at the night shift.
00:15:06I think I'm going to start looking well in place.
00:15:11Well, come on in.
00:15:12Yeah?
00:15:12It's all right?
00:15:13Yeah, come on in.
00:15:19I hope the couch is OK.
00:15:20Oh, that's great.
00:15:21That's great.
00:15:22Go back to sleep.
00:15:23Here's a blanket.
00:15:24Where's Dean?
00:15:26Oh, he teaches today.
00:15:31Yeah, I really appreciate this, Tony.
00:15:34Yeah, no problem.
00:15:35Here you go.
00:15:37Sleep well.
00:16:07Again, yeah, in part New England,
00:16:11So I be careful.
00:16:12Come on, I'm gonna build.
00:16:16여기서
00:17:17Charlie, what are you doing?
00:17:20Charlie!
00:17:21Charlie!
00:17:22Get up!
00:17:31Please don't take me.
00:17:34Charlie!
00:17:35Charlie, don't!
00:17:37Get up!
00:17:38I'll be there!
00:17:41I'll be there!
00:17:42I'll be there!
00:17:46I'll be there!
00:18:22Hello?
00:18:23Hey, it's me.
00:18:25Guess what?
00:18:25I got great news.
00:18:26George offered me a professorship.
00:18:28I start in the fall.
00:18:30Tony?
00:18:32Hello?
00:18:33Did you hear me?
00:18:34I can't talk right now, Dean.
00:18:48I can't talk right now.
00:18:53Hey!
00:18:54Hey!
00:19:00Hey, tell me.
00:19:03Hey!
00:19:09Hey!
00:19:14Hey!
00:19:20I don't know.
00:20:08I can't talk right now, Dean.
00:20:10I'm sorry.
00:20:11Please, Dean, not now.
00:20:12Not now?
00:20:13Not now?
00:20:14What the hell's the matter with you?
00:20:15I called you with the best news of my life,
00:20:17and you hung up on me.
00:20:19I mean, I think you're supposed to be happy for me here, Tony.
00:20:24Jeez, I don't understand you.
00:20:28You know, if this is about us moving,
00:20:30you knew all along that was a possibility, Tony.
00:20:33If this is about your job, which, of course,
00:20:35we know is much more important than mine,
00:20:36well, I got news for you.
00:20:38News flash.
00:20:39They have cops in Georgia, too.
00:20:43Tony.
00:20:45Tony.
00:21:12Somebody's watching.
00:21:31Hey, Tony, so what are you doing here?
00:21:36Listen, uh, do me a favor, will you?
00:21:39You didn't see me here.
00:21:41I mean, this kind of thing wouldn't go over really
00:21:43big with the wife, you know?
00:21:46Yeah.
00:21:49Thanks.
00:21:51I'll cover for you sometime, OK?
00:22:08Hey.
00:22:08Hey, those will kill you.
00:22:10Hey, you didn't happen to see Tony, did you?
00:22:12I think she's out there lately.
00:22:14I heard she, uh, called in sick.
00:22:28Hey, Tony.
00:22:30Wake up.
00:22:31It's 3 o'clock.
00:22:32You've been sleeping for 18 hours.
00:22:39Are you sick?
00:22:40You want me to call a doctor?
00:22:41No.
00:22:43I told you I'm OK.
00:22:49Your mother called.
00:22:50She said she wants to stop by after work.
00:22:54What for?
00:22:55Because she wants to see how you are.
00:22:57That's what for.
00:23:03Tony, listen to me.
00:23:04We're going to have to deal with this sooner or later.
00:23:06This job means a lot to me.
00:23:07I'm not going to turn it down.
00:23:17Well, I'm glad we had this little talk.
00:23:19I feel so much better.
00:23:42Hey, Mom.
00:23:42Hello.
00:23:43What's the matter?
00:23:44I heard you weren't feeling well.
00:23:45Oh, no.
00:23:46I'm just, uh, just tired.
00:23:48Well, you don't have a fever.
00:23:49Mom, I'm OK.
00:23:51Well, you look pale.
00:23:52Jack, she looks awfully pale.
00:23:54It's that night shift she's working.
00:23:56Where are they going to put you on days?
00:23:58I like the night shift.
00:23:59It's not a problem.
00:24:01Good.
00:24:01Maybe I can get a cup of coffee to go with these cookies.
00:24:05I'll help.
00:24:12Dean told me about the job offer from Georgia.
00:24:15He's very excited about it.
00:24:17Yeah, I know.
00:24:20Well, you think you're upset because you
00:24:22don't want to leave town.
00:24:25I don't mean to interfere.
00:24:28You don't have to explain anything to me.
00:24:30It's one thing to talk about moving,
00:24:32and it's another to do it, especially now,
00:24:34you know, with your wonderful job.
00:24:39Mom, I, uh, what?
00:24:45What is it?
00:24:49Where's that coffee coming?
00:24:51Oh, it's right here, Daddy.
00:24:54These cookies look great.
00:24:58Here we go.
00:24:59We have blood dressing.
00:25:01Hey, Charlie.
00:25:02How are you doing?
00:25:03How are you doing?
00:25:03See if you can find yourself a hair.
00:25:04See you there?
00:25:06How are you doing?
00:25:07How are you doing?
00:25:07Would you like me?
00:25:08Hey, Colin.
00:25:08How are you doing?
00:25:10Good.
00:25:16Good.
00:25:17Good.
00:25:17Good.
00:25:18Good.
00:25:18Good.
00:25:20Good.
00:25:21Good.
00:25:22Good.
00:26:54We're a little jumpy tonight.
00:26:58What are you doing here?
00:27:00Hey, I just came to check you out, see how you're doing.
00:27:04Look, it gets a little lonely out here at night, you know, uh, never know what's gonna happen.
00:27:12Nothing's gonna happen.
00:27:15Maybe.
00:27:17Maybe.
00:27:17Maybe not.
00:27:20But you gotta be careful when you're out here all by your lonesome without any backup.
00:27:25What is that, a threat?
00:27:26Hey, come on, chill out, Tony, chill out.
00:27:30Just try to be my usual helpful self.
00:27:56You stay the hell away from me, Charlie.
00:28:11We need to talk, Tony.
00:28:13Dean, it's been a long shift and I just wanna finish this up and go to bed.
00:28:17Yeah, well, see, yeah, well, see, that's all you've been doing lately is working and sleeping.
00:28:20I don't think we've said a dozen words to each other in the past two weeks.
00:28:24God forbid I try to touch you.
00:28:27You said I don't wanna talk about this.
00:28:29Yeah, well, I do.
00:28:31I wanna talk about this now.
00:28:32Well, since when is everything about you, huh?
00:28:34When did you become the center of the universe?
00:28:41Look, Tony, let's not do the...
00:28:43Don't.
00:28:44Don't touch me.
00:28:47My God, Tony, what is wrong with you?
00:28:50This...
00:28:50It's like I don't even know who you are.
00:28:53I am the same person I've always been.
00:28:55No, Tony, you're not.
00:28:57Something's changed.
00:28:59And I don't know if it's me or if it's Georgia or if it's this crazy job of yours.
00:29:04You know what, I'm about to have it with you and your snide remarks about my job, all right?
00:29:08And if you are so unhappy here, I don't see anyone holding you here against your will.
00:29:12Oh, so what are you suggesting now, Tony, huh?
00:29:13You want me to leave?
00:29:14Don't you want, Dean, all right?
00:29:17I just need some time alone, okay?
00:29:21Yeah, well, you got it.
00:29:23In fact, why don't you take the rest of your life?
00:29:40Well, we've been drifting apart lately, anyway.
00:29:45People change.
00:29:47You know, our biggest fight was about my being a cop.
00:29:50I just didn't understand that.
00:29:52You're telling me I was too smart to be a cop.
00:29:55Oh, like that was a compliment or something.
00:30:00Oh, it stays.
00:30:02Oh, no, it's the goon squad.
00:30:03Hello, ladies.
00:30:05Hey, we're quick, darling.
00:30:06It's the boy I die of thirst.
00:30:07Hey, nice post.
00:30:09Just because we had one bad evening together doesn't mean you can eat my food.
00:30:12You want a second chance?
00:30:13I know you're crazy, pal.
00:30:14I've got myself a new place.
00:30:15All right.
00:30:16Got a little housewarming party on Sunday.
00:30:18Who's coming?
00:30:19I'm in.
00:30:20Don't you think you ought to wait until the ink is dry, pal?
00:30:23Hey, I'm back in the market, sweetheart.
00:30:25Oh, the market's changed, Charlie.
00:30:27Oh, yeah?
00:30:28Change your life.
00:30:30I don't think Charlie's going to have a problem.
00:30:33There's a man who knows the man.
00:30:36So you coming to my party station?
00:30:38Only if I don't have to sit anywhere near him.
00:30:40Weisberg, you coming?
00:30:41Only if Stacy goes.
00:30:48How about you, Tony?
00:30:49You coming?
00:30:51If you come a little early, maybe help me set up.
00:30:52You know, make it like your place.
00:30:55Give it that nice, homey touch.
00:31:01What the hell got into her?
00:31:03I don't know.
00:31:05Not that it's any of your business.
00:31:07But her and Dean split up yesterday.
00:31:10Another cop relationship.
00:31:11Fights at us.
00:31:13Thank you, Mr. Sensitivity.
00:31:15What?
00:31:15It was a joke.
00:31:17It was a joke.
00:31:19Stacy, come on.
00:31:20Stacy, Stacy.
00:31:20Hey, Helen, will you give me a plate?
00:31:24Yeah.
00:31:26Come on.
00:31:27Come on, Jeremy.
00:31:29Good morning.
00:31:30Good morning.
00:31:32Good morning.
00:31:32Good morning.
00:31:36I got no idea, man.
00:31:39Before the rumors start flying, we want to let you know what's happening.
00:31:42A young woman in the community has accused Charlie Lloyd of rape.
00:31:46What?
00:31:47Now, it's just an allegation.
00:31:48No charges have been filed.
00:31:49Charlie's still a member of this department.
00:31:52One of our own.
00:31:52Now, he'll be on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of the investigation, and
00:31:56he's still welcome here.
00:31:58What's the girl's name?
00:32:00I'm really not at liberty to discuss that.
00:32:02All right.
00:32:02Right now, I'd like to introduce Detective Bob Hyams from the DA's office.
00:32:05He's going to be conducting a joint investigation with the department.
00:32:08Now, Bob's going to want to talk to most of you, and I expect your full cooperation.
00:32:18I'm a cop myself, so I know how it feels to be questioned about the other things.
00:32:27So I will try to make this as painless as possible, and still try to do my job.
00:32:34If anybody here has any information about the matter at hand, I would appreciate you
00:32:40coming forward.
00:32:43Now, Bob will be working with Lieutenant Fuhrer, whom he won't know.
00:32:47Let's make sure and show Charlie our support.
00:32:50We're still a family here.
00:32:52That's it.
00:32:53Back to work.
00:32:55All right.
00:32:56All right.
00:33:02It's a clock.
00:33:03I know who this is.
00:33:04It's that clock that works at Bakery on Route 1.
00:33:07Hey, hey, hey.
00:33:08Tony.
00:33:09What's the roof?
00:33:12What's wrong?
00:33:16Everybody on Charlie's shift?
00:33:18Detective Hyams wants to see you guys first.
00:33:20I got the sign-up sheet.
00:33:21I got it.
00:33:23I feel so responsible.
00:33:25I mean, if I were to come forward earlier, this might not have happened.
00:33:30Who else have you told?
00:33:33No one.
00:33:34You haven't told anyone here?
00:33:35No.
00:33:36Not even Stacy?
00:33:37Mm-mm.
00:33:38I didn't want to say anything because I didn't want the guys to find out.
00:33:41And, plus, I'm still under review.
00:33:46How long have you got?
00:33:48Three weeks.
00:33:52I feel so bad about that girl.
00:33:58Tony, listen to me.
00:34:00This is not your fault.
00:34:02You did fine.
00:34:05I'll take care of things from here on out.
00:34:07Okay?
00:34:11Okay.
00:34:14What about Hyams?
00:34:15He's going to want to question me.
00:34:18Don't worry about Hyams for now.
00:34:20Let me have a word with the chief.
00:34:23Okay.
00:34:33I'll straighten things out, and then I'll get back to you.
00:34:38Thank you, Captain.
00:34:43Dad.
00:34:47It'll be all right.
00:35:19All right.
00:35:20I'll see you in a few minutes.
00:35:20OK.
00:35:24Officer Stroud, you know, it's been a week.
00:35:28I'm beginning to think that you're dodging me on purpose.
00:35:32No, sir.
00:35:33I'll get in there as soon as I can.
00:35:35Well, why don't we just say that you'll see me
00:35:36before your next shift, OK?
00:35:38Yes, sir.
00:35:50Excuse me, Captain Daly?
00:35:52Not now, Tony.
00:35:52.
00:35:54.
00:36:34Tony, can I see you, sir?
00:36:41Yeah.
00:36:43I heard that you, uh, took a theft report down at the bakery.
00:36:46Yeah, I did.
00:36:48Did you know Ann Davis works there?
00:36:50Ann Davis. I don't know who that is.
00:36:53No, she's the woman that claims that Charlie raped her.
00:36:57So?
00:37:00So, redo the report, put Ann Davis down as a suspect.
00:37:08On what grounds?
00:37:10She's one of nine employees. I don't have any evidence against her.
00:37:13Fine, so, come on.
00:37:32Uh, excuse me. Is the owner around?
00:37:35No.
00:37:36What can I do for you?
00:37:39Are you Ann Davis?
00:37:42Yes.
00:37:43This is about the theft, isn't it?
00:37:45Oh, yeah. Um, I-I just have to follow up on a couple of things.
00:37:50Mr. Shumway won't be back till four.
00:37:55I'm sorry.
00:37:57About what?
00:37:59About Charlie Lloyd.
00:38:06It shouldn't have happened, and, uh, I'm really sorry.
00:38:21If only I had done something, anything.
00:38:24Ah.
00:38:25Now, what could you have done that would have been different?
00:38:26Well, I could have come forward when Charlie first attacked me instead of worrying so much
00:38:30about my job and what people were gonna say.
00:38:32Tony, you-you're gonna stop eating yourself up about this.
00:38:34You can't-if you could have seen this poor girl's face today, I didn't even know what
00:38:38to say to her.
00:38:39And-and Heller, he wants me to alter my report and make her look like a thief.
00:38:44You're not gonna do that?
00:38:45No.
00:38:46Well, why do you have to answer to Heller anyway?
00:38:48No, I don't.
00:38:48But I'm afraid I made a mistake trusting Captain Daly.
00:38:53Daly?
00:38:54Yeah.
00:38:55You know, he hasn't said one thing to me since I told him about the rape, and Himes is really
00:38:59pressuring me for a statement.
00:39:01I don't know.
00:39:02Tony, I think that you have to talk to Himes.
00:39:06Stace, everybody is backing Charlie up.
00:39:09All the guys are.
00:39:10Welcome to the boys' club.
00:39:12Listen to me.
00:39:13They have to believe you, first off, because you are telling the truth, and second off,
00:39:18because in case you forgot, you're a cop, too.
00:39:20Yeah, that's just it.
00:39:22I did forget.
00:39:23And someone else got hurt.
00:39:26There's no way that you could have known he was gonna do that again.
00:39:29That's my job.
00:39:32My job is to know.
00:39:50Hello?
00:39:52Tony.
00:39:53Hey, it's Charlie.
00:39:56Hey, how come you didn't show off the kettle with the boys, huh?
00:39:58We had a good time.
00:40:00I missed you.
00:40:02How dare you.
00:40:05You're not the word good pals, Tony.
00:40:08Now, uh, you don't, uh, don't go shut me out now.
00:40:11You know, uh, people are gonna start to wander.
00:40:17Get it done right now.
00:40:18Yeah, I will.
00:40:25Uh, excuse me, Chief.
00:40:28What is it, Stroud?
00:40:29I'm running late.
00:40:30Well, I've been waiting to hear from Captain Daly.
00:40:31He said he was gonna talk to you about how the department wants to handle this thing with Charlie.
00:40:35There's a chain of command here, Stroud.
00:40:36Daly told you to wait, you wait.
00:40:38But, sir, Detective Himes wants to question me,
00:40:41and I don't know how much longer I can avoid him.
00:40:42Well, I'm sorry.
00:40:43I can't help you.
00:40:46Stroud.
00:40:47Yes, sir.
00:40:49Your daily logs are passed, too.
00:40:50Well, I put them on your desk this morning.
00:40:52I'm talking about last week's.
00:40:53We did them on the wrong forms.
00:40:54Do them over.
00:40:55Well, we only switched forms yesterday.
00:40:56Just do them, Stroud.
00:40:59Yes, sir.
00:41:05Hey, Betsy.
00:41:07Is Captain Daly around?
00:41:08No, I haven't seen him.
00:41:09But have you heard the latest?
00:41:11What?
00:41:11The media coverage on Charlie is stirring up things.
00:41:14Three more women have filed complaints.
00:41:16For rape?
00:41:18Two rapes, one sexual assault.
00:41:21Looks like Charlie's been a busy boy.
00:41:26Is Himes around?
00:41:28No, you just missed him.
00:41:36Saturday, the 12th, the night of the alleged rape.
00:41:39Uh, let's see.
00:41:41I do believe that Officer Charlie Lloyd and I were bowling that night.
00:41:46In fact, I'm sure of it.
00:41:47Well, Weisberg, you were there.
00:41:49As I recall, you bowled an outstanding $1.99.
00:41:54Hey, Tony, did you hear the latest?
00:41:56Yeah, I heard.
00:41:57It's four now.
00:41:59You gotta wonder if there's more.
00:42:01Well, if there are, we'll just have to deal with them, won't we?
00:42:06What's that supposed to mean?
00:42:07It means we're gonna take care of Charlie.
00:42:09That's what that means.
00:42:11You know, Tony, he's been asking about you.
00:42:13He needs our help.
00:42:15Tony, I think that it would be a good idea to have a female officer by his side.
00:42:20You know, showing her support.
00:42:24Yeah, right.
00:42:27Come on, let's go.
00:42:471-12, return to station or to Lieutenant Muir.
00:42:521-12, respondent.
00:43:01You wanted to see me, sir?
00:43:03That's right, I did, Stroud.
00:43:06Where are your logs?
00:43:08Well, I've been on patrol, sir.
00:43:11I wanted them before you left.
00:43:13But I...
00:43:16Turn around.
00:43:19Turn around.
00:43:25Your shirt is all wrinkled.
00:43:30Well, I've been sitting in a car all night.
00:43:31I don't want to hear your excuses, Stroud.
00:43:33Just get me those logs.
00:43:35What about my shift?
00:43:36Now.
00:43:49How are you doing?
00:43:51Oh, I'm tired.
00:43:52I'll take these for you.
00:43:54Thanks.
00:43:54Ma'am, wait a minute.
00:43:56See?
00:43:59Hey, Tony.
00:44:00Hey.
00:44:05Stroud.
00:44:06Come with me.
00:44:31I'm sorry you didn't make it.
00:44:35What do you mean?
00:44:37It's all detailed in performance evaluation.
00:44:53What is this?
00:44:55What happened to the evaluation that you did two months ago?
00:44:58When everything was so good, you said I wouldn't have to do another.
00:45:01We need you to sign it.
00:45:04I won't sign it.
00:45:06This is wrong.
00:45:07I won't sign it.
00:45:10All right.
00:45:11Signature refused.
00:45:15Why are you doing this to me?
00:45:18I need your badge and your weapon.
00:45:22I need your badge and your weapon.
00:45:30All right.
00:45:35Say hi.
00:45:52I don't deserve this.
00:45:54And you know it.
00:46:04Melissa.
00:46:05I got fired.
00:46:07What?
00:46:12Nancy, what's going on?
00:46:14She said they fired her.
00:46:15What are you talking about?
00:46:27Tony, I can't believe they did this to you.
00:46:29It isn't right.
00:46:30Well, apparently, right has nothing to do with it, Stace.
00:46:32I didn't play by the rules, you know?
00:46:34I ignored the blue wall of silence, and that is why they're getting rid of me.
00:46:41Well, I'll tell you something.
00:46:42It's not going to be that easy.
00:47:08It's not going to be that easy.
00:47:1292.
00:47:13Seems her car broke down.
00:47:14Charlie offered her a ride home.
00:47:15He took a little detour.
00:47:17She says he raped her in the back seat.
00:47:20That's almost two years ago.
00:47:21Why did she wait so long to come forward?
00:47:23Who was she going to go to, cops?
00:47:26Anyone else?
00:47:30Lily Davenport, D-A-V-E-N-P-O-R-T.
00:47:33She's an ex-friend to Charlie's and his wife.
00:47:35I don't know the whole story on this one,
00:47:37but apparently it happened during a party
00:47:38at their house last year.
00:47:41Ninety-three.
00:47:41Mm-hmm.
00:47:45Yes, Helen?
00:47:50Is Miss Stroud to see you about Charlie Lloyd?
00:47:52Oh, that's the female cop I've been trying to interview.
00:47:54They work the same shift.
00:47:56Uh, yes.
00:47:56Please send her in, Helen.
00:48:04Tony, glad you could make it.
00:48:06This is Pete Moresca, the assistant D-A.
00:48:08Charlie Lloyd raped me.
00:48:09I don't know.
00:48:13No, it's all right, Tony.
00:48:14I understand that.
00:48:15But specifically, who did you speak to in the department?
00:48:18Captain Daly.
00:48:19Did you tell him exactly what you told us here today?
00:48:21Yes, I did.
00:48:22What did he say?
00:48:24He said he would figure out the best way to handle the situation
00:48:26and get back to me.
00:48:27But I never heard from him again.
00:48:29Did you try talking to the chief?
00:48:30Yes, I tried, but he wouldn't talk to me either.
00:48:34He made me feel like I was the one that had committed the crime.
00:48:37Did he say why he wouldn't speak to you?
00:48:39No.
00:48:44I'm down here investigating every day, knowing that there are more victims
00:48:48and trying my best to find out who those victims are.
00:48:51And lo and behold, there's one right here on the force.
00:48:55And you knew about it.
00:49:00Well?
00:49:03Well, what?
00:49:06Well, I'm sure that you're well aware that withholding evidence
00:49:09is a serious felony.
00:49:11Oh, you're way out of line, Harms.
00:49:14I'm out of line.
00:49:16Charlie Lloyd is on paid administrative leave.
00:49:20Tony Stroud gets fired.
00:49:21And you have the gall to sit there and tell me that I'm out of line?
00:49:25You don't know Tony Stroud the way we know Tony Stroud.
00:49:28She wasn't cutting it, Harms.
00:49:31Ask any of the men she works with.
00:49:32The woman was on her way out.
00:49:34And she knew it.
00:49:36That's why she grabbed her chance when she saw it.
00:49:40What chance?
00:49:43Ann Davis, the girl at the bakery.
00:49:45When she filed her complaint against Charlie,
00:49:48Tony jumped on the bandwagon.
00:49:50It was her way of putting us on notice.
00:49:53It was Stroud's way of saying, you fire me,
00:49:56there'll be hell to pay.
00:50:05Well, how can they say that?
00:50:07What about the evaluation that Lieutenant Fuhrer gave me,
00:50:09where he marked everything excellent and outstanding?
00:50:12It's not what they're saying now.
00:50:13Well, he's lying.
00:50:19It's the code, Tony.
00:50:20They're enforcing the code.
00:50:35Hello?
00:50:36You'd better be real careful out there, Tony.
00:50:39Accidents happen.
00:50:50Honey, I am so sorry.
00:50:53She told me when it happened.
00:50:56I know.
00:50:57I wanted to.
00:50:58But I couldn't.
00:50:59I was just, I was so embarrassed.
00:51:01And then when all those women started coming forward,
00:51:03I felt like I was responsible.
00:51:05I know he's to blame, not you.
00:51:07And I'm the one they fired.
00:51:10Mom, I gotta warn you.
00:51:12Everybody in town is gonna know about this.
00:51:16I don't care about them.
00:51:18And my only concern is you.
00:51:21I know.
00:51:25A total of five women have come forward now,
00:51:29including the unidentified female officer.
00:51:33Thank you, Bob.
00:51:35You think they fired her because of Charlie?
00:51:37Yeah.
00:51:38Who cares?
00:51:39And I never did trust her.
00:51:41Give me a break, Helen.
00:51:44Come on.
00:51:44You know she's a good cop.
00:51:45If she cared that much about the department,
00:51:47she wouldn't do this.
00:51:49What are you saying, man?
00:51:50He raped her.
00:51:52That's not the way Charlie does it.
00:51:59I don't know.
00:52:00I'm not taking a look.
00:52:04Hey, Jack.
00:52:05Hey, you doing?
00:52:05Hey, Stacy.
00:52:06Hey, Stacy.
00:52:07We'll see you guys later, okay?
00:52:08Okay.
00:52:09See you home.
00:52:10I don't work too hard.
00:52:17It's getting really weird.
00:52:19They had a meeting yesterday,
00:52:21and they told everybody not to talk to anyone outside of the department.
00:52:24Yeah, Haim said that this would happen.
00:52:26He said they were really gonna come down on me.
00:52:28I hate this.
00:52:28It makes me so angry.
00:52:30I mean, Charlie's facing four felony counts,
00:52:32and you're the one they crucified.
00:52:35Hey, where's Betsy?
00:52:36I thought that she was coming.
00:52:37Well, you know how it is.
00:52:39Just check this.
00:52:42Ah.
00:52:42Maybe you shouldn't be here either.
00:52:44Oh.
00:52:45What are they gonna do?
00:52:46Take away my ticket book?
00:52:50I have to find a job, Stacy.
00:52:52Well, how about parking reports?
00:52:54You, too.
00:52:5440 days.
00:52:55You can have all this.
00:52:56You can have this, too.
00:52:59Sorry.
00:53:00We tried to reach you to cancel, but you'd already left.
00:53:02Well, I don't mind waiting.
00:53:03I've come a long way for this interview.
00:53:05But the captain might not be back till nightfall.
00:53:10And I shouldn't bother rescheduling, right?
00:53:29Sorry.
00:53:30Didn't see you there.
00:53:31Get lost.
00:53:33Hey!
00:53:35You know, some of our old friends are getting very angry.
00:53:37If I were you, I'd watch it.
00:53:38Things happen.
00:53:51It's not a good time.
00:53:54You can't talk to me.
00:53:55No, I'm sorry.
00:53:57No, I'm sorry.
00:53:57I can't wait for you.
00:53:58No, I'm sorry.
00:53:58No.
00:53:59No.
00:54:00No.
00:54:00I'm sorry.
00:54:01No, no.
00:54:02No, no, no.
00:54:03No, no.
00:54:08No, no.
00:54:10Hi.
00:54:11Hi.
00:54:16Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:54:20Why didn't you tell me?
00:54:24I don't know.
00:54:27I guess I thought that I could handle it on my own.
00:54:31And I thought that not telling anyone was the right decision.
00:54:35Who knew that it would turn out to be the worst decision of my life?
00:54:42So, when's the trial?
00:54:45A couple of months.
00:54:47What are you doing in the meantime?
00:54:50I'm just working at my father's store.
00:54:54You know, if you want...
00:55:03Can I do anything for you?
00:55:06No, I'm fine.
00:55:07You sure about that?
00:55:08Oh, yeah.
00:55:09Absolutely.
00:55:11None of my friends are talking to me.
00:55:13Except for Stacy.
00:55:14She's been great.
00:55:16Oh, and Heller.
00:55:17Who took time out from his very busy schedule to threaten me.
00:55:20Let's see what else.
00:55:21I am broke.
00:55:22There isn't a police department that will hire me in the country.
00:55:27But other than that, I am just fine.
00:55:32So I hear you're off to Georgia pretty soon.
00:55:36Yeah.
00:55:37Yeah, it's semester.
00:55:39I gotta get ready.
00:55:40Yeah.
00:55:42I really hope that works out for you.
00:55:45Thanks.
00:55:53Tony, I wish I was something I could...
00:55:56Well, um...
00:55:58If you write...
00:56:00I'll write you back.
00:56:06Take care of yourself.
00:56:37Take care of yourself.
00:56:40I'm sorry.
00:56:43I'll write you a story for me.
00:56:44I'm sorry.
00:56:44I'm sorry.
00:56:47I'm sorry.
00:56:49But this has been latest, I'll have to switch over.
00:56:51I'm sorry.
00:56:53I'm sorry.
01:00:03Hey, I forgot to give you something.
01:00:07What's this?
01:00:08A civil litigator, a good friend of mine.
01:00:10I told him about you, and he thinks he might be able to make a good case for wrongful termination.
01:00:15Really?
01:00:16Yeah.
01:00:16See, you were never advised that you were not meeting department standards, and you were
01:00:20never given any formal warning.
01:00:21That could lead to a substantial settlement, but don't take my word for it.
01:00:24Give him a call.
01:00:25It's not about the money.
01:00:27I don't care about the money.
01:00:28It's about what they did to me.
01:00:29Hey, I'm on your side, kid.
01:00:31Just trying to help you nail the bad guys.
01:00:35Funny, that sounds like what I used to do.
01:00:38All right, let me think about it.
01:00:39Mm-hmm.
01:00:40Okay.
01:00:47I'd just like to know one thing.
01:00:49How much of this is she supposed to take?
01:00:51No.
01:00:53Himes can't guarantee your safety.
01:00:57Let those three other women testify against Charlie Lloyd.
01:01:00Wait a minute.
01:01:00I thought there were four women.
01:01:01One of them backed out.
01:01:03Apparently, it was a long time ago, and she's having difficulty remembering the details.
01:01:07Oh.
01:01:08I don't like this, Tony.
01:01:09No.
01:01:11I don't like it at all.
01:01:13Dad, I know that you're worried.
01:01:15I'm scared, too, but I can't back down now.
01:01:19Well, at least just get away for a while and...
01:01:21Where am I gonna go?
01:01:22I spoke to Aunt Sandy.
01:01:23Oh.
01:01:24I don't want to go to Seattle.
01:01:27Why am I running?
01:01:28I live here.
01:01:29She's right, Jack.
01:01:31No, wait a minute.
01:01:32Think about it.
01:01:33Two weeks on a beach in Bermuda?
01:01:35Could be great.
01:01:37I do have some good news.
01:01:40What?
01:01:42Well, I was thinking about applying to law school.
01:01:46I know it sounds crazy, but if you think about it, it's not really any different than being a cop.
01:01:51I would still be out there getting the bad guys.
01:01:54Ladies and gentlemen, Tony Strout, attorney at law.
01:01:59Ah!
01:02:02Ah!
01:02:04Ah!
01:02:10Ah!
01:02:15License and registration, please.
01:02:25Get out of the car, Miss Strout.
01:02:30Did I... did I do something wrong, officer?
01:02:33Your taillight's busted.
01:02:35It is?
01:02:39See?
01:02:45Your headlight's out, too.
01:02:54Yes, you're absolutely right, officer.
01:02:56How careless of me.
01:02:57You're not gonna lose your temper, are you, Tony?
01:03:01I'm gonna have to sight you on both ways.
01:03:22I'm gonna have to...
01:03:24Have a good day.
01:03:28Oh, sorry.
01:03:31Thanks.
01:03:31I'm a great writer.
01:03:32It's so good for you.
01:03:38You're sick.
01:03:39You're sick, I know.
01:03:39You're sick, I can't even get all right.
01:03:50Good evening, Mr. Stroud.
01:03:52Mrs. Stroud, my name is Pete Maresca.
01:03:54This is Bob Himes.
01:03:56We're from the DA's office for prosecuting Charlie Lloyd.
01:03:58I'd like to speak to your daughter, please.
01:04:02Haven't you done enough?
01:04:05Very sorry for your trouble.
01:04:24Hi.
01:04:27Forget it.
01:04:28I don't have anything else to say.
01:04:30Look what they did to my parents' store.
01:04:32Come on, Tony.
01:04:33People play dirty doesn't mean that they win.
01:04:35Well, as far as I am concerned, they have won already.
01:04:38They've only won if you give up and let them win.
01:04:42Is that what you're saying, Tony?
01:04:45You're going to give up now and let that bastard walk?
01:04:49Why is this whole thing up to me?
01:04:51What about those other women?
01:04:56Well, there have been some difficulties.
01:04:59Yes.
01:05:00Several more of the women have decided to withdraw their charges.
01:05:04Why?
01:05:06Well, one of them's been getting a lot of threats and she just got fed up and withdrew.
01:05:10And another one has a new boyfriend that just proposed to her and he doesn't know anything
01:05:15about the rape.
01:05:17There's more.
01:05:19Ann Davis, the woman from the bakery, apparently she's had a lot of boyfriends.
01:05:23What does that mean?
01:05:25It means they were planning to use that against her.
01:05:27What?
01:05:28Were?
01:05:30Are you telling me that she's not going to testify?
01:05:37Well, that's great.
01:05:39That doesn't leave much now, does it?
01:05:40Yes, it does.
01:05:42It leaves you.
01:05:45One lousy charge.
01:05:46One count of rape.
01:05:48My word against his.
01:05:49That's right.
01:05:50You were always our most credible witness.
01:05:52Yeah.
01:05:53And now I'm your only witness.
01:05:54That's right.
01:05:54You are.
01:05:55It's up to you now, Tony.
01:05:57You can put Charlie Lloyd away where he belongs or you can cut him loose to rape again.
01:06:03They will do anything to protect Charlie.
01:06:07I don't think that I can do this anymore.
01:06:13What are you saying?
01:06:15That I want my life back.
01:06:31Counselor?
01:06:32Thank you, Your Honor.
01:06:33Ladies and gentlemen, I just want to remind you that we are here today to try Charlie Lloyd for the
01:06:39rape of Tony Stroud.
01:06:40Miss Stroud is not on trial here today.
01:06:42Miss Stroud was an exceptional young police officer.
01:06:45She was conscientious, hardworking, dedicated.
01:06:47She was the kind of officer that would always go the extra mile.
01:06:50The kind of officer that you wanted on your team.
01:06:52In fact, ladies and gentlemen, everyone on the force felt that way about her until that day that she had
01:06:59to come forward to tell the very painful truth.
01:07:03The truth, ladies and gentlemen, is that there is no truth.
01:07:08The truth is that there was no rape.
01:07:11The truth is that Tony Stroud wasn't cutting it as a police officer.
01:07:16And that in a last desperate bid to save her job, she simply fabricated the charges against Charlie Lloyd.
01:07:23That is the truth.
01:07:25And that is what we intend to prove during the course of this trial.
01:07:49Tony, who's this guy?
01:07:53Can I talk to you for a second?
01:07:55Yeah, it's okay.
01:07:56You sure?
01:07:57It's okay.
01:07:57I'll be right across the street.
01:08:02How you doing?
01:08:04Never better.
01:08:08Look, I'm really sorry for everything that's happened to you, Tony.
01:08:12I've been wanting to tell you that for a long time.
01:08:15You're a good cop.
01:08:16You didn't deserve this.
01:08:19Thanks.
01:08:21I hope they nail him for what he did to you.
01:08:24And what he did to our department.
01:08:27Yeah, well, I wish everyone felt that way.
01:08:29Maybe then I'd stand half a chance.
01:08:32Well...
01:08:33Anyway, I'm rooting for you.
01:08:39Hey!
01:08:40Give him help, all right?
01:08:49Has it been 20 minutes yet?
01:08:51Our takeout must be ready.
01:08:53Thought I was doing it.
01:08:54No, I need a break.
01:08:56Okay, so I don't place in the, uh, Delancey Mini Mall.
01:08:59Oh, yeah, right.
01:09:00I know.
01:09:03Well, hey...
01:09:07I love you.
01:09:12I love you too, Daddy.
01:09:49I love you too, Daddy.
01:10:02Tony, take it easy, take it easy now, take it easy, I don't touch you.
01:10:07Now, don't get mad at me, all right? I'm not gonna hurt you.
01:10:11Okay, I just need to talk to you.
01:10:16Okay?
01:10:19Listen.
01:10:23In a few days, they're gonna put you on that stand.
01:10:26Hey, I'm here to ask you not to go through with it.
01:10:30Come on, Tony, what do you want me to say, all right? What do you want me to do?
01:10:34My life is ruined already.
01:10:35Your life? What about my life?
01:10:39Do you have any idea how hard I worked to become a cop?
01:10:42Do you have any idea what that meant to me?
01:10:44And then you just come along and you take it all away, you bastard.
01:10:47I came here to give you a chance.
01:10:50You got no idea what they're gonna do to you when they put you on that stand.
01:10:53You haven't got a prayer.
01:10:54And when this whole thing is over with, after you lose, after you've been publicly humiliated,
01:11:01it's not gonna be over.
01:11:06No, you're not gonna be safe anywhere you go.
01:11:10Not here, not anywhere.
01:11:12Not here.
01:11:13What do you think about that?
01:11:26Uh, Mr. Theriot, sir, you were quoted in this newspaper as saying,
01:11:33Charlie and I just want to put this behind us, close quote.
01:11:36Did you make that statement?
01:11:38Don't recall making that statement? No.
01:11:41Is Charlie Lloyd a good friend of yours?
01:11:44Not particularly, no.
01:11:45But he's a good officer and a good man.
01:11:47Could you, uh, just please answer the question?
01:11:49See, because what I'm driving at here is why you chose not to act after you were informed
01:11:54of the rape.
01:11:55Why?
01:11:56That is my question, sir.
01:11:58Because I was told that her reasons for coming forward might be questionable.
01:12:01That's why.
01:12:02I see.
01:12:02And who told you this?
01:12:03Objection, Your Honor.
01:12:04Hearsay?
01:12:05Overruled.
01:12:06You may answer the question.
01:12:11Captain Daly told me.
01:12:13And you believed him?
01:12:14Who am I supposed to believe?
01:12:16Her?
01:12:18And why not her?
01:12:20Because I know Daly.
01:12:21I've known him for years.
01:12:23Stroud was just a rookie, practically a stranger.
01:12:25But other women in the community had come forward with similar-
01:12:28Objection, Your Honor.
01:12:29Sustained.
01:12:31That last remark will be stricken from the record.
01:12:34Watch yourself, Counselor.
01:12:35I will, and I do beg your pardon, Your Honor.
01:12:38So, a newcomer can file a complaint.
01:12:41But because of her status, or lack of status, her complaint is ignored.
01:12:45And the word of a senior man is held as gospel.
01:12:48Is that the way it goes, sir?
01:12:50You don't understand the way the department works, do you?
01:12:52Obviously, I do not, sir.
01:12:54Please, tell us.
01:12:55You ever heard of a chain of command, Counselor?
01:12:57I can't worry about every cop on the force.
01:13:00The only time a cop's name comes up is when they're in trouble.
01:13:02And I can tell you one thing.
01:13:04Tony Stroud's name had been coming up plenty.
01:13:11Uh, please tell us, Captain Daly, is it not departmental procedure to report all complaints
01:13:16involving a felony to the prosecutor's office?
01:13:20Yes, it is.
01:13:21Then why, sir, did you not follow this policy in regards to Ms. Stroud's complaint?
01:13:27Her story just didn't add up.
01:13:29Why is that?
01:13:30She seemed more concerned about her job than she did about anything that happened between
01:13:33her and Charlie Lloyd.
01:13:34Excuse me, sir.
01:13:35Suddenly you're the psychologist here.
01:13:36Suddenly you're the judge and the jury in this matter.
01:13:39Objection?
01:13:39Badgering the witness?
01:13:40Sustained.
01:13:41Counsel will put questions to the witness and refrain from making derogatory observations.
01:13:46I will do so, and I do beg your pardon, Your Honor.
01:13:48Now, Captain Daly, after Ms. Stroud reported the rape to you, there was a staff meeting.
01:13:56Is that not correct?
01:13:57I believe so, yes.
01:13:59We meet every second Monday.
01:14:00All right.
01:14:00And how many people attended this staff meeting?
01:14:02Eleven.
01:14:03Including yourself and, uh, Chief Theriot.
01:14:06Is that correct?
01:14:07Yes.
01:14:07All right.
01:14:08Now, sometime during this meeting, someone recommended terminating Officer Tony Stroud.
01:14:14Is that not correct?
01:14:15Yes.
01:14:16And do you remember who that somebody was?
01:14:18Objection, Your Honor.
01:14:19Overruled.
01:14:20You may answer the question.
01:14:23No, I don't remember.
01:14:24But I do remember that I seconded the motion.
01:14:27Oh, you did?
01:14:28And on what grounds, sir?
01:14:30On the grounds that she didn't do her job.
01:14:33According to whom?
01:14:34According to me.
01:14:35And according to Chief Theriot, and according to the nine other people in that room.
01:14:39They all knew Tony.
01:14:42And not one of them said a word in her defense.
01:14:46Yeah.
01:14:48No.
01:14:55Oh.
01:14:56Adele.
01:14:59We'll be inside, okay?
01:15:00All right.
01:15:10Hi, Tony.
01:15:12Um, come if I'm if you've thought about what your life is gonna be like after Charlie Caroline
01:15:14He's acquitted
01:15:20Excuse me is there a problem boys
01:15:25No
01:15:28Good
01:15:32See you on the outside stroud
01:15:40While this was happening did you apply any physical resistance to him?
01:15:45Yes, I did, but he is a lot stronger than me, and he had me pinned down. I
01:15:51Know this is very painful and difficult for you, Tony, but you must tell us now exactly what happened next
01:15:59Um
01:16:00It was very fast he um
01:16:03He climbed on top of me and
01:16:07Forced my legs apart and raped me
01:16:10Now prior to this occasion
01:16:12Had you ever had any discussion with Charlie Lloyd about having sex with him? No
01:16:18Did you ever have any sort of romantic interest in Charlie Lloyd? No
01:16:22Did you believe prior to this incident that Charlie Lloyd ever had any sort of romantic interest in you? No
01:16:29Did you report this incident to your superior in the police department at the time it happened?
01:16:35No, I did not
01:16:36Why not?
01:16:37I was afraid afraid of what?
01:16:42I was still under review and I thought that it would affect my job
01:16:47And how would reporting a rape by a fellow police officer have any effect on your job?
01:16:52It would have been my word against his
01:16:55He had been on the force for many years and had many friends in the department. I was new
01:17:01And you depend on the people you work with to back you up in the field. I was afraid that
01:17:06they wouldn't be there
01:17:08So I decided not to say anything
01:17:11And I thought that I could handle it on my own
01:17:17Thank you, Your Honor
01:17:19Why did you pick Captain Daly to tell?
01:17:22Because he had always been there for me
01:17:25I trusted him. He let me down
01:17:27Yet you knew he would get in trouble if at some point it came out that you had told him
01:17:31about the alleged rape and he never reported it
01:17:34Right?
01:17:35No, that thought never crossed my mind
01:17:38It never occurred to you that you were putting him in a delicate situation?
01:17:42No
01:17:43In fact, I didn't even have time to think about it. I...
01:17:46He caught me at a bad moment
01:17:48Let's review some of the things you told Captain Daly
01:17:53Did Charlie Lloyd make any verbal threats during the alleged attack?
01:17:57No
01:17:57And he never threatened to use a weapon?
01:18:00No
01:18:00Or hit you if you resisted?
01:18:02No
01:18:02Did he in fact hit you?
01:18:04No, but he is a lot
01:18:05No will suffice, Miss Stroud
01:18:06Now, I understand from your deposition that you were quite confused about how to react. Is that correct?
01:18:12Yes, of course I was confused
01:18:13Confused about your feelings for Charlie Lloyd
01:18:15Objection!
01:18:16And about what you wanted from...
01:18:17Objection, Your Honor! Objection!
01:18:20Counselor
01:18:21I'm sorry, Your Honor. It won't happen again
01:18:23Tell me, Miss Stroud
01:18:24What did you do immediately after the alleged rape?
01:18:32I...
01:18:34I took a shower
01:18:36Is this what you would normally advise a rape victim to do?
01:18:39No, but I...
01:18:40Aren't rape victims supposed to get themselves to the nearest hospital and report the crime?
01:18:44Yes
01:18:44And yet you showered!
01:18:46You washed away all the evidence and waited for your boyfriend to come home!
01:18:50That's not fair
01:18:51I told you why I didn't...
01:18:52Yes, we've heard it! Because you were worried about your job!
01:18:56Yes
01:18:56Well, you know something, Miss Stroud?
01:18:58I find this very interesting
01:19:01You claim that things only started falling apart after you reported the alleged rape
01:19:06But it seems to me that on the very day you claim it happened, you were already worrying about your
01:19:11job
01:19:14I also understand that you have filed a claim against the city
01:19:18Objection, Your Honor! Not pertinent!
01:19:20Overruled! You may proceed
01:19:23Thank you, Your Honor
01:19:25You believe the city terminated you immediately after you reported the alleged rape, is that right?
01:19:31Yes
01:19:32So it's fair to say that you also believe that in order to maintain a successful lawsuit against the city
01:19:37you have to convince this jury that you really were raped
01:19:50No, that is not fair to say at all
01:19:52Are you trying to tell me that you actually think as you sit here today that if Charlie Lloyd is
01:19:57acquitted of your rape
01:19:58you will still have a successful lawsuit against the city?
01:20:02Yes
01:20:02On the grounds that you were fired because you were raped?
01:20:04Those are not the grounds
01:20:06The grounds are I was fired because I told a department person what happened to me
01:20:10And that person not only failed to do anything but the sanctions that he took against me resulted in my
01:20:15termination
01:20:16That has nothing to do with whether or not Charlie Lloyd raped me
01:20:20It has to do with what they did with that information
01:20:23Those are two separate and distinct issues
01:20:26And if this trial proves anything, it's that I was right all along about what would happen
01:20:31The minute I came forward, these people have done nothing but try to destroy me and my family
01:20:39Very impressive show, Miss Stroud
01:20:41No more questions?
01:20:42Redirect, Your Honor
01:20:42Thank you
01:20:44Now, Tony
01:20:47Before that terrible day
01:20:49You didn't really have a worry in the world, did you?
01:20:51No, I did not
01:20:52Please the court, Your Honor, I refer to State Exhibit B
01:20:55And isn't it true that you had received the best job evaluation of your career just a few days prior
01:21:01to the rape?
01:21:02Yes, that's true
01:21:03And were you not looking forward to the fulfillment of a lifelong dream?
01:21:07I was
01:21:09I love being a police officer
01:21:12I was a good officer
01:21:16But I made a mistake
01:21:20I kept quiet about something that I shouldn't have
01:21:24And I convinced myself that that was the only sensible thing to do
01:21:28Please go on, Tony
01:21:30Tell us what happened next
01:21:35Something
01:21:39Something happened that made me realize that I was wrong to keep quiet
01:21:46It occurred to me that there were probably
01:21:49Hundreds of thousands of women out there
01:21:53Who at one time
01:21:56Or another
01:21:58Had kept quiet about something
01:22:02Equally horrible or perhaps even more horrible
01:22:07And that they did it because they were like me
01:22:11They were frightened
01:22:15Frightened for their jobs
01:22:18Frightened of their husbands or their boyfriends
01:22:22Frightened by the community
01:22:25And I thought fear is not a good reason to keep silent
01:22:30It is wrong and it is selfish and other women might get hurt
01:22:38So I am glad that I came forward
01:22:42Very glad
01:22:46Because it has made me realize that I can never again afford to be afraid
01:23:06Jury has a lot to consider it could take a while
01:23:09I just want this to be over with
01:23:11I know
01:23:14I've never seen my father cry before
01:23:21I just want you to know, Tony, no matter what happens
01:23:23Whatever the verdict is
01:23:26And I'm very proud of you
01:23:33Thanks
01:24:07As the jury reached a verdict
01:24:10Yes, your honor, we have
01:24:11May I have it, please?
01:24:21Will the defendant please rise
01:24:32The jury finds the defendant guilty as charged
01:24:42May the police take the defendant into custody pending sentencing on the 26th of this month
01:24:51We're still farming
01:24:52We have to help you
01:24:54I just need a seek
01:24:55We need a few feelings
01:25:08Stay off.
01:25:10Stay off.
01:25:11Stay off.
01:25:12Stay behind.
01:25:14Stay on.
01:25:16Stay
01:25:16Stay on.
01:25:17Stay?
01:25:34Miss Stroud? Miss Stroud?
01:25:39Ian Davis, do you remember me?
01:25:43Yes, I do.
01:25:45I just, I just wanted to tell you thank you.
01:26:00In the United States, a rape is reported once every five minutes.
01:26:04In 40% of rapes reported to the police, the rape is to someone the victim knows.
01:26:10Most rapes go unreported.
01:26:32So they cannot go and don't have to.
01:26:33In 40% of the police have amongst other police, the
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