01x19 - CAT

[bunniefuu]

♪ Yes

♪ it's me again

♪ and I'm back

♪ oh, got 20 second
of loneliness ♪

♪ and we've been
through so many things ♪

♪ I love my man
with all honesty ♪

♪ but I know he's
cheating on me ♪

♪ I look him in his eyes

♪ but all he tells me is
lies to keep me near ♪

♪ I'll never leave him down
though I might mess around ♪

♪ it's only 'cause I need
some affection, oh ♪

♪ so I creep, yeah

♪ I'm just creepin'
on the down low ♪

♪ 'cept nobody is
supposed to know ♪

♪ so I creep, yeah

♪ 'cause he doesn't
know what I do ♪

♪ and no attention
goes to show ♪

♪ oh, so I creep

♪ the 23rd of loneliness

♪ and we don't talk
like we used to do ♪

♪ now this is pretty strange

♪ but I'm not buggin'
'cause I still feel the same ♪

♪ yeah, yeah, so I creep, yeah

♪ I'm just creepin'
on the down low ♪

♪ 'cept nobody is
supposed to know ♪

♪ so I creep, yeah

♪ 'cause he doesn't
know what I do ♪

♪ and no attention
goes to show ♪

♪ oh, so I creep

♪ I creep, yeah

♪ 'cept nobody is
supposed to know ♪

♪ yeah, so I creep ♪

[Theme music]

[Upbeat music]

[Car horn blares]

J.c.: What's up,
b? You look busted.

I just got two wedding
invitations in the last week,

both from really close friends.

Guys who swore they'd
never, ever get tied down.

Okay,
Mr. Never-ever-get-married,

you better burn those babies
and spread those ashes.

That's all a woman needs to
do they see that lace and flowers,

they get ideas in their head.

And Gina, if she sees
those, you, my friend,

are gonna be
bouncing down the aisle.

It's too late. She saw them.

[Scoffs] Then you
better get your a*s

in the witness
protection program.

Either that, or...

[Humming]

I got nothing against marriage,

I mean, but then again,
somebody's got to think

about all the women out there
who will be denied satisfaction.

Uh, torres, the only woman

you have to worry
about satisfying is me.

Alright, gentlemen, let's get
our minds out of the gutter.

We have work to do. Darryl
laughton and Georgie Evans.

They're found dead last night
at Thomas Payne high school.

They od'd in a lab
that was all set up

to manufacture
methcathinone. Cat, if you will.

I spend all morning with
one of the Vic's mothers.

Kid was an honor student.

So these two choirboys
were making cat, huh?

Didn't we have a couple of
od's in the lower east side?

This stuff is spreading
all over the city.

Cooper: Yeah, six
in the past two weeks,

and that got my attention.

Let's find out if these
two honor students

weren't our own little
medellin cat cartel.

We've got their laptop computer
down in the lab with mitnick.

Eddie: Yo, mitnick.
What did you find?

These kids had
identical computers.

They called the same
number 20, 30 times a day.

- Well, what's that about?
- The deceased was a junkie.

An Internet junkie.

He was in lots of discussion
forums, like news groups.

They talked about games,
sport scores, chemistry.

So, he sends
notes to his friends.

How does that get him k*lled?

This guy was into
chemistry, right?

- Yeah. Eddie: Who
would he talk to?

He got a bunch of mail from a
guy calling himself "Danny-up."

Let's take a look at that mail.

[Keys clacking]

Mitnick: Well, hello!

Formulas. Formulas everywhere.

This is methcathinone
and this is how you make it.

So, who put this
stuff on the Internet?

I mean' this guy, uh,
Danny-up, or the deceased?

Various people pitched in,

but Danny-up's
definitely the cheerleader.

Man, I don't get this.

If he's giving away his
secrets, what's in it for him?

Bragging rights, i... it's
what computer geeks do

to try impress each other.

So, wait chemistry
nerds show off their stuff

on the Internet and...

Danny-up is watching
them like an NBA scout.

- I don't get it.
- Look.

If you were a dealer
looking for cookers,

you wouldn't exactly put
an ad in the newspaper.

Look, why don't you put
up some kind of message

that makes us seem like
some kind of chemistry wizard.

Yeah, and then
we'll wait for his call.

- Can you do that?
- Sure.

Besides, I wouldn't mind
having some of those...

Bragging rights myself.

Not that I'm a geek or anything.

Planning on meeting
with Danny-up personally?

Yeah, why?

Well, if you're going to
be posing as chemists,

you better get the facts down.

[Hip-hop music]

Senior.

Mitnick: You won't have a Ph.D.,

but it's enough to get you by.

♪ Come on, come on

♪ oh, kitty-kitty, yeah

♪ I thought I saw a puddy tat

♪ yeah, oh, kitty-kitty

♪ come on, come on I
thought saw a puddy tat ♪

♪ what you doin'? ♪ Nuttin', hon

♪ uhh, uhh I'm
just nuttin', hon ♪

♪ what you doin'? ♪ Nuttin', hon

♪ aww, honey, hon
♪ what you doin'?

♪ Nuttin', hon, uhh
uhh, I'm just nuttin', hon ♪

♪ what you doin'? ♪ Nuttin', hon

♪ aww, honey, hon
♪ what you doin'?

♪ Nuttin', hon, uhh
uhh, I'm just nuttin', hon ♪

♪ what you doin'?
♪ Nuttin', hon... ♪

Mitnick, you still got him?

He's online right now.
- Call him up.

I'm on it. Okay, Danny-up.

Let's see if you're the
genius you think you are.

I said that a 7th grader
should know the difference

between an oxide
and a hydroxide.

Called him a lamer.

[Mouthing] Lamer.

That hurts.

Yes! Here it comes.

I buy and sell lamers
like you every day.

Well, let's see if
the doctor is hiring.

Yo, type this in...

"If you're buying, I'm selling."

Call his bluff.

Mitnick: He says, "okay,
smart a*s, here's your chance.

"I want a batch of this formula.

Let me know when
you're finished."

Eddie: Mitnick, looks like
we're gonna be spending

some quality time together.

♪ Oh, baby

♪ come on, come on

♪ hey, come on

♪ oh, baby ♪ here we go, ugh

♪ true dat, true dat,
true dat, true dat ♪

♪ believe that ♪
true dat, true dat

♪ true dat, true dat ♪ everybody

♪ true dat, true dat,
true dat, true dat ♪

♪ true dat, true dat

♪ here we go... ♪

Mitnick: Pure methcathinone.

Do not operate heavy machinery.

Now what?

Tell him we were successful

and see if we can
meet this Danny-up.

[Keys clacking]

[Mitnick scoffs]

Mitnick: That was quick.

Here's what Danny-up said.

"Get a po box and wait."

Cooper: We've got trouble here.

- What's up, boss?
- There's been another overdose.

I saw the victim. I
couldn't believe my eyes.

He had blood coming from
every orifice of his body.

The corpse smelled
like nail Polish remover.

Listen to this.

"Even long time cocaine users

"switched to cat after
trying it only once,

which angered local
cocaine dealers."

Now, this is coming
from the upper peninsula

in Michigan, it's working
it's way down here.

Well, then, we need to stop
this thing before it gets started.

Alright, look, torres, I want
you to stay on the Internet.

I want you to get to
this guy. And, Williams.

I want you
undercover as a dealer.

I want you to find out
who's trying to bring

these big quantities
of cat into the city.

Now, there's a lead on
Danny-up's street connection.

Goes by the name
of big dog. Get him.

Yes, ma'am.

[Hip-hop music]

[Music continues]

Man 1: Let's go, let's
go, let's go, let's go.

Right here, right here.

Yo, what's up, man?

I'm looking for
somebody named big dog.

And who are you?

Just a guy looking
for something, man.

Man, you know, everybody
looking for something,

you know what I'm saying?

- Word. J.c.: Alright.

Man 2: Hold up,
money'. What's up, man?

I might have what
you're looking for.

Oh, yeah? Well, what i'm
looking for, nobody has.

- Cat.
- Well, how much you want?

If the quality is good,
some now, some later.

Alright, so how much?

About an ounce.

[Scoffs]

Maybe I can do it.

But for that type of quantity,
I got to talk with my guy.

Now, you come around here
tomorrow about the same time.

Alright?

[Hip-hop music]

Mitnick: I picked it
up at the p.O. Box.

It was delivered
under a fake name.

No prints, no return
address. No tracking it.

So what you got for us, cat-man?

This guys is a bag of tricks.

"Greetings. Mix contents
of vial with your solution.

"Dip the test strip
and if you're any good,

you'll get a nice
surprise. Danny-up."

You know, this is the
same kind of package

that was at the school
where those kids got k*lled.

Well, do what the man says.

[Liquid pouring]

"Congratulations! This
must be some primo cat.

"Call 212-555-3522
for further directions.

- Don't lose the pager."
Mitnick: This is interesting.

One little mistake when
you're mixing the formula...

And your test strip
comes up blank.

Those kids' test strips
must've come up blank.

They must've tried
this, and it k*lled 'em.

Come on, get on that phone.

[Computer beeps]

[Keys clacking]

"Prosperity is just
around the corner.

"Friday, 5:30 P.M. 96th
and 2nd Avenue. Be there."

Eddie: I know.

Eddie: This is detective
torres from NYPD.

I need to get a trace on
area code 212-555-3522.

Yeah.

Alright. I don't
believe this guy.

This is the electronic mail
box for paradox sporting goods.

Mitnick: No tracking it.
- It's an e-mail drop.

Eddie: This guy is good.

[Siren blaring in distance]

[Dramatic music]

[Sighs]

You really think you
got it going on, don't you?

Is this the guy I got
to talk to or what?

Man: He works
for me. I'm the man.

But I had to check you out.
You know what I'm saying?

Well, let's get with it, then.

Alright, we both know cat
is just as cheap as crack,

the high last twice as long.

I want in on the ground floor.

- I want all of red hook.
- No, man.

I don't think you
can handle Brooklyn.

[J.c. Scoffs]

Well, well...

Now we gonna see how it is.

Give him the stuff.

There's a hundred
quarters of cat.

You keep 15, I get a thousand.

Now, you're gonna move all
this by 5:00 o'clock this afternoon.

Man, you bugging, money.
This ain't my neighborhood.

Oh, man. It's welfare check day.

If you're who you say
you are, it'll be no problem.

If not, then you're
gonna wind up in a sewer.

Alright.

[Tense music]

[Hip-hop music]

Mac: So, if you
wanna be the man,

the stuff should be
sold in no time, alright?

Mac: What's up, yo?

[Indistinct chatter]

J.c.: Yo, what you doing, man?

Nobody see where I
hide my stash, alright?

So, step.

Mac: Yo, black man,
what's the problem?

Dude wants to buy the cat

and you look like
you ain't got no more.

It's not my hood, man.
He could've been 5-0.

He could've been
working for another crew.

Listen, I'll move mine
when I want to move them.

Alright, I'll tell you what.

You got till 5 o'clock.

You're working, I'm
watching your a*s.

[Hip-hop music]

[Dialing]

Yo, ed, what's up? It's me.

I'm on 116th street
and park Avenue.

Listen, this is what I need
from you, and I need it now.

Okay, I got you covered.

I'll be there in 20
minutes with backup.

About time. You
could've been there.

Hector: Yo, what's up,
black? You got anything?

- Uh, nothing.
- You got nothing?

- Got nothing.
- Damn!

- What's the problem?
- Yo, they look like 5-0 to me.



Hector: Freeze! Police!

[Indistinct shouting]

I ain't got nothing!
I ain't got nothing!

[Indistinct shouting]

[Police siren wailing]

Hector: Stay, stay
there, stay there, stay!

Mac: Alright.

[Mac grunts]

[Indistinct chatter]

- You're under arrest.
- You, on your way, alright?

Now, move it!

Punk a*s amateur.

[Police siren wailing]

Yo, man.

[Speaking in Spanish]

Got it right here, man.
Don't spend it all in one place.

The cat's right there. Get rid
of it before some kid finds it.

They're supposed
to pick me up at 5:00.

- Alright. Watch your back.
- Love you.

You too. You audition
for Danny-up tomorrow.

[Hip-hop music]

This used to be Tommy
Lloyd's court way back in the day.

High school legend himself.

That was before
your time, yo, huh?

Yeah, maybe it was
before my time, but...

He's still hanging around
the hood, you know.

Eddie: Remember when he
got drafted by the Knicks, huh?

Yeah, for about two
minutes. Too much.

Eddie: Would that be two
methylamino and one...

Phenylpropane?

Lawrence: Your chemistry
is better than your basketball.

Danny asked me to
check you out. Pop quiz.

How many milliliters sulfuric
for each gram ephedrine?

First reaction, or the second?

Good distinction. First?

- Three milliliters.
- Two and a half.

I like to be safe.

It's close enough.

I figure you know your
stuff, you got this far.

- Name's Lawrence.
- Miguel.

So, uh, what happens now?

Wait. He'll contact you.

Get 25 grand for
three days work.

That's all I care about.

Hey! What're you
following me, man?

How you doing?

Alright, this is elmore,
my little brother.

What's up, little man?

Mom says you're late for supper.

Yeah? Where's your coat?

I told you a hundred times,
man, you got to stay warm.

I gotta get out of here.

Do me a favor, hang
on to that beeper

Danny-up will
contact you, alright?

Gentlemen, detective torres has
been summoned by the cat-man.

Eddie: He contacted
me through a text pager,

so obviously there's
no way to trace it.

Cooper: But hopefully
we're gonna be meeting him

in person very shortly.

In the meantime,
detective torres is gonna

meet with Danny-up
at the Fairmont building.

They're gonna be searching
him, so no wires, naturally.

Chang and ricciarelli, I
want you close behind.

I'll say this again.
No one gets made.

All we want is this
guy's address. Capisce?

Gentlemen, don't lose him.

[Dramatic music]

[Pager beeps]

Eight.

Eighth floor.

Listen, Eddie's inside.

Richards and grover,
y'all take the stairs.

Ricciarelli is already
on his way up.

[Dramatic music continues]

Ricciarelli: Okay, Williams,
just passed the third floor

and moving up.

[Elevator bell dings]

Dreams do come true.

[g*n c*ck]

Maybe not.

[Suspenseful music]

[Elevator bell dings]

J.c., there's something
wrong, it's a ghost town up here.

Eddie. Eddie, are you in there?

Mm...

Hey, you guys, come on
help me open this thing up!

Elevator went to another
floor. Eddie could be anywhere.

J.c.: What do you mean anywhere?
Find him! I'm on my way up.

[Suspenseful music]

Many will come...

But few will be chosen.

Do you feel...

Chosen, Miguel?

[Chuckles]

Don't answer that.

We run a very exclusive
organization here.

We have benefit's.

Cash. Lots of cash.

I like cash. You like cash?

Yeah.

It's the proud legacy

of post-industrial
decentralization.

Only one problem...

Are you for us or
against us, laddie?

When do I start?

[Chuckles]

See, that's the beautiful thing,

you already started.

Now, I mean, uh...

I can't start now.

- Tomorrow, you know.
- No, no, no.

You don't understand,
you applied...

I accepted your application.

So now you work.

Three days you'll
be $25,000 richer.

And I, like the robber
baron that I am...

[Chuckles]

Will be even richer than that.

It's the American way.

[Suspenseful music]

You lost him.

You lost him.

Let me get this straight.

Nine undercover cops

couldn't keep track
of one officer? Please.

Mitnick: Here's how he
did it. An Otis blue box.

It's used by
elevator servicemen.

He rigged the elevator readout.

Cooper: Detective ricciarelli,

let me explain
something to you, alright?

The New York City
police department

does not lose it's officers.

Do I need to repeat that? Huh?

Go find torres. Now!

[Suspenseful music]

I've got your kit.

No, thanks. I'd rather not.

[Danny-up scoffs]
Miguel, Miguel.

How can I believe you
take pride in what you do,

when you don't even
use your own product?

Does Lee iacocca drive a Toyota?

Do the mellons bank at chemical?

I'm only here for one thing...

Dead presidents.

[Danny-up chuckles]

I like this guy, you're a
regular little worker bee.

Dip into any of my goods
while you're cooking,

and you'll learn
the real meaning

of contract terminated.

[Liquid boiling]

All pharmaceutical
upgrade equipment

imported from Switzerland.

I track all my
chemicals right here

on the computer
down to the gram.

No chance of employee theft.

Nothing shows up missing.

You see a man without a plan...

Eddie: A plan...

Is not a man.

- You've read Nietzsche.
- Of course.

See, I'm gonna build
my empire in darkness,

and with the inevitable
end of prohibition,

I'll pounce upon
the world stage.

You're looking at the
next Joseph Kennedy.

Mr. Ambassador to you.

[Billiard ba*ls clacking]

You're on the next shift.

Hey! Which little kid is doing
what I told him not to do?

Now, you listen to me.

If you're heard, or
your seen, you're dead.

What's your little
brother doing here, huh?

Our mom went out of
town. I have to watch him.

Listen, Danny-up is a
very dangerous man.

You stay out of his way, okay?

[Tlc singing "creep"]

♪ Yes, it's me again

♪ and I'm back

♪ ooh

♪ oh, ah, oh, ah, oh, ah, yeah ♪

♪ oh, ah, oh, ah, oh, ah, yeah ♪

♪ oh, ah, oh, ah, oh, ah, yeah ♪

♪ oh, ah, oh, ah, oh, ah, yeah ♪

♪ the 20 second of loneliness

♪ and we've been
through so many things ♪

♪ I love my man
with all honesty ♪

♪ but I know he's
cheating on me ♪

♪ I look him in his eyes
but all he tells me is lies ♪

♪ to keep me near

♪ I'll never leave him down

♪ though I might mess around

♪ it's only 'cause I
need some affection ♪

♪ oh, so I creep, yeah

♪ I'm just creepin'
on the down low ♪

♪ 'cept nobody is
supposed to know ♪

♪ so I creep, yeah

♪ 'cause he doesn't
know what I do ♪

♪ and no attention
goes to show ♪

♪ oh, so I creep ♪

- I said I'd call you.
- I got tired of waiting, man.

- We need to talk.
- This is not my social hour.

I'm talking business, man.

I need to hook up
with your supplier.

Oh, man. It don't go that way.

Well, listen, it's
gonna have to, alright?

I'm ready to move some keys.

Keys?

What? You can't hang?

No, man', it's not
gonna jam me up.

But my supplier prefers
to keep his distance.

Well, you tell your
supplier I need to put a face

with whoever's
getting my papers.

This is the only
face you need to see.

If you don't like it, step off.

But if you're down, it's
gonna cost you 40 g's.

Alright, but I need it quick.

Tomorrow quick enough for you?

- It's gonna have to be.
- Alright.

Cooper: Any word?
- Nope.

I've checked with every
dealer, every crack-head,

every punk informant
that I know, nothing.

Eddie's just disappeared.

[Sighs] But I'm
sure he'll be alright.

Cooper: Yeah. Torres has
been in tough situations before.

- He can handle himself.
- Yeah, but...

Why can't he call?

You know, I've been
thinking about it.

I think this guy big
dog is our best shot.

Well, I do have a big
deal set up with him.

I'm just gonna
need a lot of money.

- How much?
- Forty g's.

I'll buy up all of his supply,

then we'll tail him
back to the source.

Cooper: Alright.
Well, that could work.

But, I swear, Williams,
you lose one cent

of that money and you're
gonna be pounding a beat.

I love that blue
uniform, anyway.

[Tense music playing]

[Objects shatter]

Lawrence, see
your little brother?

I'm giving you one
chance to clean this up.

Lawrence: Alright, alright.

Elmore, what's wrong with you?

- What're you doing?
- Being a man.

Just like you. We're men now.

What did you take,
little man, huh?

Torres: Tell me.
- This is not good.

Lawrence: Elmore!

What do you think you're
doing, man? He's just a kid!

Danny-up: I'm cleaning
up the factory floor.

He's in pretty bad shape.
You gotta get him to a hospital.

You just do what
you're hired for!

Man, this is my brother!

Yet another tragic example

of the affect on drugs
on our community.

You, just say no.

How come you know
so much about first aid?

You're a good kid, Lawrence,
but you're in way over your head.

I can help you.

But you got to keep a secret.

I'm a cop. Hey, hey!

You gotta work with me.

Your brother needs some
serious medical attention.

Now, we have to get
a message out of here.

Look, the only thing
going out of here is drugs.

Maybe not.

[Hip-hop music]

Ha...

Hey, you got something for me?

[Big dog chuckles]
Oh, man, empire.

Man, I used to
work out at empire.

I went down there
for the chicks.

One, two, three...

Do me a little aerobics...

Try to get lucky.

Ten, eleven, twelve.

Do a little stairmaster,
try to get lucky.

- Oh, I got me some exercise.
- Trying to get lucky.

Man, you gotta live,
and enjoy the money.

That's fascinating, but, uh...

I think you're
forgetting something.

Oh, man, you ain't
got to be that way.

I hope you like lobster,

'cause I got some in the truck.

Good. Let's check it out.

[Car horns blaring]

Now, who says crime don't pay?

And as for me, I'm gonna
be chilling down in Miami.

[Scoffs] You what?

Man, I don't like
this cold weather.

I got me two full
weeks at club med.

Wow! Oh, yeah? And when
does this vacation start?

Oh, man, I'm
jetting it right now.

Meeting my honey at la guardia.

Be laying down on the beach
drinking them umbrella drinks.

Well, I don't think they
serve umbrella drinks at rikers.

You're under arrest.

[Upbeat music]

[Grunts]

[Grunts]

I knew it! I knew you
was 5-0! Oh, I knew it!

Yeah, well, maybe
you can get a job

working for psychic
friends in the next 20 years.

I'm through playing with you.
Where is the cat coming from?

- Talk now!
- Yeah, I'm gonna talk.

I'm gonna talk to my lawyer.

[Tense music]

[Indistinct chatter]

[Suspenseful music]

[Machine whirring]

Hey!

- Yo! Someone help me out!
- Wait a minute! Come on, man!

[Clamoring]

What did you do?

[Indistinct chatter]

[Suspenseful music]

[Keys clacking]

So... where's this
cat coming from?

Don't answer that. My
client is a truck driver.

He delivers boxes. He's not
responsible for what's in them.

You might not
wanna believe that,

but I'm sure a jury will.

Well, you know what?

I'm pretty good
with juries myself.

And you, mister man,
are gonna be doing

some serious time in
an exclusive health club,

getting lucky more than
you ever thought possible.

Lawyer: Don't say
anything. He can't touch you.

Your cop is
intimidating my client.

Please, you haven't even
begun to see me intimidate.

Alright, thank you,
detective Williams.

Look, we are prepared to
make your delivery man here...

A very generous offer.

You tell us where
we can find Danny-up,

we drop it to felony possession.

Lieutenant Cooper, Williams?

This came over the
net into my account.

Make any sense to you?

"Reading company.
Near east river, queens.



That's an officer
in distress call.

- Seems coded.
- That's torres' badge number.

Get moving on this.

It looks like your seafood
salesman's gonna be

on ice for quite some time.

The city regretfully
withdraws it's offer.

They can't withdraw their offer.

Apparently they can.

Well, I wanna make a deal.

Come on, man, I want to talk.

I'll talk about
Danny-up. I don't care.

They can't withdraw their offer.

[Pager beeping]

Alright, this run is
over, break it down,

throw it in the river. Now!

Man 1: Alright, break it down.

Get the rest of the cooks
and get the hell out of here.

[Indistinct chatter]

Man 2: Alright,
let's go. Pick it up!

Move, man. Move, man.

This is serious. Man, he
could have brain damage.

Everybody into the lab!

Move it!

Forget the kid!

[Tense music]

Listen, you got to
take this kid with you.

He's gonna die if he
doesn't get to a hospital.

No, I would if this was a
saving-a-kid kind of day, maybe.

But, unfortunately,
today is turning

into a save-my-a*s kind of day.

So, I advise you
to take this cash

and get the hell out of my face.

You're taking him with you!

[Chuckles] I can't believe this.

What an ungrateful act.

And I was starting to like you.

Now, listen real close.

This ain't covenant house.

Now, if you don't take
your hands off me,

I will save myself $25,000

and plant your
spic a*s in a landfill.

[Tense music]

Elmore, elmore, breathe, elm...

- Elmore! Come on, elmore.
- Hey, hey! What's going on?

He's not breathing.

Damn. Okay, what's
wrong with you? Elmore.

[Tense music]

Come on. Come on, elmore.

Eddie: Come on, breathe!
You're gonna be fine.

Lawrence: I'm gonna
get that b*stard.

Eddie: Lawrence, no!

It's alright, man.

[Upbeat music]

- You're gonna pay!
- Lawrence.

Maybe this is a
sign of weakness,

but I like you. Don't
make me k*ll you.

Don't move.

[Chuckles] You
think I won't k*ll her?

Bang, she's dead.
Bang, you're dead.

k*ll your friend. You
wouldn't like that, would you?

Huh?

Put the g*n down. Drop the g*n!

Come on. Put the g*n down, man.

[Danny-up chuckles]

Kick it away.

[g*n clatters]

[Chuckles]

Really nice working with you.

Maybe we'll get a
chance to do it again.

[Tires screeching]

[Police siren wailing]

[g*n c*ck] Freeze!

[Upbeat music]

J.c.: Get out of the car.
Don't do anything stupid!

[Police radio chatter]

Drop it! Now!

Eddie: Don't even
think about it. Alright?

Hands behind
your back. Cuff him.

[Indistinct chatter]

[Radio chatter]

- Elmore's gonna be alright.
- Am I going to jail?

You're definitely gonna
have to go through the system,

but I'll be there to talk
to the judge, alright?

Look, I need somebody
to call my mom, alright?

Come on.

[Instrumental music]

So tell me, what you
were doing the whole time

that I was missing, huh?

You were missing?

[Laughs]

Yo, it was the quietest
three days I had

since I've been on the force.

Well, um...

Thanks.

Thanks for getting
me out of there.

No problem, man.

Who else is gonna
show me where the best

frijoles are, you know?

Besides, I know you'd
have done the same for me.

You right.

Maybe.

[Both laughing]

["Such a sunny day"
by Ashley Clark playing]

["Such a sunny day"
by Ashley Clark playing]

[Song continues]

[Instrumental music]