03x05 - Rule of Engagement

[bunniefuu]

♪ Yo trigger violent
in the trenches ♪

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your first shazam ♪

♪ and shan't I say they pay
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♪ my climb to fame is getting
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♪ just love to hear to want some
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♪ word up, it goes
one foot is jeans ♪

♪ two foot is shorties who'll
protect their mama kia ♪

♪ to drive a 100 miles to
a venue just to see her ♪

♪ I told her we were making
big did not wanna believe us ♪

♪ so a-hey just between us

♪ if you move like that I
make a move right back ♪

♪ if you move like that I
make a move right back ♪

♪ oh if you move like that I
make a move right back ♪

♪ hey kids there kids 21 kids

♪ see Mr. Boombat bullying
your neighborhood lurking ♪

♪ gimme the instrument or
find the studio to working ♪

♪ I stand against the cars
like it's a contract jerking ♪

♪ give me your leg to find
red to combat to serving ♪

♪ I'm cool with the scalpel
like I did to the detergent ♪

♪ I dissect the dialect
to bypass the surgery ♪

♪ got my copter tickets 'cause
the live tracks are urgent ♪

♪ I've got us there won't
be any live acts emerging ♪

♪ we balanced the habits,
plenty of the healing ♪

♪ hurricanes back cracking
the atlas, we live to die ♪

♪ and I'm on point
like jabbing the cactus ♪

♪ don't take me for a funny
guy, ain't got no finicky ♪

♪ gotta make new tactics,
imma working any workaholic ♪

♪ to send a man to church
is firstly for purse or wallet ♪

♪ especially if it's a
working personal purchase ♪

♪ I plant a seed to watch a
girl like I'm the local florist ♪

♪ in all this it goes
one foot is jeans ♪

♪ two foot is shorties who'll
protect their mama kia ♪

♪ to drive a 100 miles to
a venue just to see her ♪

♪ I told her we were making
big did not wanna believe us ♪

♪ so a-hey just between us

♪ if you move like that I
make a move right back ♪

♪ if you move like that I
make a move right back ♪

♪ oh, if you move like that
I make a move right back ♪

♪ hey kids there kids 21 kids ♪

[Theme music]

[Instrumental music]

Wong: Police. I
need to take the body.

Please, ma'am, I
need to take the...

Wong, who notified the family?

I can't work like
this, detective.

She won't let go of the body.

Bad enough she
moved it. Do something.

Why don't you convince
her, I'll take the crime scene?

I don't think so.

I think you'll do better
than me somehow.

Why is that exactly?

I'm like a bull in a China
shop. That's all I'm saying.

Uh-huh. I'll be inside
if you need me, wong.

Wong: Okay.

You know, I wish
they'd let us know

when it's that
time of the month.

I got warm meat to
collect before it gets ripe

so can we get on with it?

[Sobbing]

Ma'am?

I'm detective McNamara.

My baby...

McNamara: Is there
someone I can call for you, uh...

You need a doctor, or something?

No. No.

I just...

- Please.
- What can I do?

Just give... give me some time.

Woman 1: I just
want a little more time.

Okay. We can wait.

My baby...

Oh...

[Instrumental music]

Are you crazy?

We were just talking.

There is no "just
talking" for you.

You're on punishment...

And now you just got
yourself another two weeks.

For what?

Oh, so now you wanna
flex in front of your boys?

Another two weeks
for you, little man.

Upstairs now.

Yo, partner, we just caught
a double. We got to roll.

- Yo, g!
- Go upstairs and stay there.

What's up with him?
G's hormones kicking in?

Hormones have
nothing to do with this.

He's been forging my name.
He got suspended from school.

And he's hanging with
these knuckleheads.

Y'all get out of here.

Maybe he's just
testing his old man.

You know, I did,
and I know you did.

Yeah, until my
pops kicked my a*s.

- So, what you gonna do?
- I don't even know, man.

Nina: And then what happened?

I guess I was taking too long

and one of them
came over the counter

and bashed me with his g*n.

I heard Troy dropped a bottle,

and then they shot him.

Now, you took a
pretty good blow there.

- You saw all this?
- I've got it all on tape.

I've been robbed a lot.

So I put cameras up there.

Where is it?

It's in the back.

I really liked that
kid, you know?

He was really nice. Polite.

Mother raised him to
respect other people.

The tape, sir.

[Gasps]

[Instrumental music]

[Sighs]

Jabuli: You alright, miss?
- Yeah.

I'm fine.

Black male, early 20s
found around the corner.

It look like, they're
gonna need a spatula

to get the rest of him.

This one's about the same age.

Throat was cut, bled out quick.

g*ns were found in the
dumpster. Description's over the air.

Looks like the same two perps

that did that
convenience store heist.

Who was the executioner?

Wish I knew.

Hey, hey, where you guys going?

Where the hell is wong
with his damn Van?

[Instrumental music]

Williams: Our two d.O.A.S

Steve Barnes and
Leroy Washington

were small-time skels.

Cooper: I'm listening.

Prints match on the g*ns

ballistics on the
slugs they pulled

from the kid in the store.

McNamara: Well, that was easy.

Another closed squeal
for the jacket. Cool.

Williams: So, you're
keeping score, huh, Mac?

Cooper: We I.D.'d this guy yet?

Nina: No, the store owner said

he'd seen him before, but
he doesn't know his name.

Well if he's regular then he

must live in the
neighborhood, right?

Units are still
working the canvas

but, uh, why are
we looking so hard?

Because maybe he
took care of it himself.

- But they had the g*ns.
- Yeah.

And dumped them
with nobody else's

prints on them but theirs?

You really think
this guy played hero

after what went down?

Probably ran the other way.

Ah, maybe he did.

But I sure would
like to hear him tell it.

Cooper: Alright,
look I want somebody

to talk to the
boy's mother again.

Maybe she knew the guy.

Maybe he took the
kid's death personally.

Well, I can take that if
nobody has a problem.

Look, I think we can
handle it from here, alright?

Cooper: Look, just
get it done, alright?

What gives, man?

I know you're
not that interested

in talking to a grieving mother.

- What's going on with y'all?
- Nothing.

We just decided
to let it go, that's all.

Oh, again, huh?

She won't bend and I'm
not about to get on my knees.

You know what you need, my
man? A new set of knee pads.

And you need to
step with that attitude.

Units picked this
off the canvas.

The guy on the tape,
his name's Walter Perry.

Address is on the sheet.

You know, we can take up
your slack and talk to the mother.

I mean, if that's alright,
I don't want to invade

your territory, or nothing.

- Yeah, whatever.
- Good.

[Instrumental music]

McNamara: Mrs. Parker?

- Yes.
- I'm sorry.

Could we have a
minute of your time?

We need to ask
you a few questions.

Of course.

Do you know this man?

No.

I heard my son's
K*llers are dead.

The whole block
is talking about it.

- Is it true?
- Have you seen him before?

So, you think this
man k*lled them?

He's a witness in the
m*rder investigation.

Nina: He was in the
store when it happened.

My son's K*llers are dead.

Mrs. Parker: So what
are you investigating?

We'd like to know
who k*lled them.

And I'd like to
know why you care.

We got to do our job.

Sometimes it ain't fun

or even right.

You know, someone
dies, and here they all come

with their casseroles
and their dishes

tell you they're
sorry for your loss

and just that
quick, they're gone

and all that's left is me.

And the two K*llers
who shot your son

they end up in a box, too.

- They got what they deserved.
- Yeah. So?

So, maybe you're grateful.

Hell, yes, I'm grateful.

And if I did know
him, I wouldn't tell you.

Now, if the two of
you are finished...

[Knocks on door]
Police! Open the door!

[Intense music]

Yeah.

Well, well, well, looks
like we got ourselves

a little soldier here.

Wonder what branch.

Marines.

Always faithful.

[Instrumental music]

♪ Said I be down in the city

♪ walking around

♪ looking for someone

♪ to be my victim

♪ to lay my troubles on

♪ when the grass is green

♪ when the grass is green

♪ I'll be swimming in a zone

♪ I just dread to be alone

♪ 'cause I'm afraid of me

♪ well, well, well

♪ and ain't nobody here
when I'm going through ♪

♪ I can't trust
what I'll do to me ♪

♪ 'cause I have lonely dreams

♪ when your grass is green

♪ down on the river

♪ contemplating

♪ maybe suicide ♪ or anything

♪ or maybe I'll take
somebody else's life ♪

♪ when the grass is green

♪ when the grass
is green ♪ well, well

♪ I'll be swimming in a zone

♪ I just dread to be alone

♪ 'cause I'm afraid of me

♪ well, well, well

♪ and ain't nobody here
when I'm going through ♪

♪ I can't trust
what I'll do to me ♪

♪ 'cause I have lonely dreams ♪

[Indistinct chattering]

Wong: Cavalry arrives.

- This doesn't bother you?
- I'm hungry.

What do we got?

Sliced throat.

Pierced lung and heart.

And this one, neck
snapped at the stem.

Your guy's got sort
of a theme going.

Are you saying this is
definitely the same m.O.?

Nothing's definite, but this
isn't your average drug fight.

I'll send you my report.

Load 'em and road
'em, gentlemen.

You know this is the same perp.

All I know is we got a fresh
crime scene and three bodies.

Which are related
to the other case.

Look, I spent enough
time in the precinct.

You wanna park yourself
and type reports, be my guest.

You think you got
something to prove.

I just got off sick leave
and I got a new partner

so I'm working this case
until I'm pulled, alright?

[Sighs]

I'm gonna k*ll that
boy when I get home.

Come on, man, maybe he's
in the bathroom, or something.

Don't even try to
help him, okay?

- Thank you.
- Alrighty.

What's happening
with the Perry situation?

Nothing. Still waiting
on the military records.

We're still waiting
on the military?

Still waiting, you
know how they are.

Alright, as soon as you hear
something, I need to know.

- Alright.
- Detective Williams, torres?

I'm staff sergeant
Andrew Bryant.

Ah, I'm lieutenant
Cooper. How do you do?

What can you tell us
about Walter Perry?

Andrew: Well, what's
this all about, ma'am?

It's a m*rder investigation.
He may be a witness.

Well, you don't usually request

military file for
just a witness.

Well, you don't usually
hand-deliver them either.

Is there some place less public?

Absolutely.

Walter Perry was
an exemplary marine.

I know him, served with him.

Best of the best.

He was honorably
discharged six months ago.

So, if he was so good
why did you cut him loose?

Budget cuts, peace
time, pick your poison.

- The military always suffers.
- You don't seem to be.

Well, I'm proud to
wear this uniform

but I'm just a politician
in a five-sided building.

Not everybody can
make the... change.

So is that what happened to
Perry, couldn't stand the desk?

Andrew: Basically.

What did Perry
do for the marines

exactly, sergeant Bryant?

Whatever he was told.

Well, I don't doubt that,
but let's not play games here.

You obviously think
he's capable of m*rder.

No, I'm just here to make
sure that he didn't do this.

- I owe him.
- Why?

Because, on our last
mission he saved my life.

And what happened out there

made him ask the
wrong kind of questions.

"Why am I k*lling this man?"

"What did he do to deserve it?"

See, that's been decided
way ahead of time.

You ask the wrong
questions about that

and all your training can
turn you into a monster.

Honor, duty, obedience
become a distant memory

and all that's left

is the single focus of the hunt.

[Instrumental music]

[Music continues]

[Grunting]

[g*nsh*t]

[Music continues]

Well, looks like
your guy hit again.

Three known drug
dealers, none of them shot.

- Any witnesses?
McNamara: Not so far.

McNamara: Units are canvassing
but I wouldn't hold my breath.

The fact is wong isn't
definite it's the same guy,

so we'll work it until
he says otherwise.

You can do what you
want, but if it's our guy,

get out of the way.
Listen, let's roll.

We got a tip on Perry.

Andrew: Maybe I
be of assistance.

Williams: You're
welcome to observe.

[Intense music]

Clerk says he's pretty
sure it's him. Room 212.

- Look, let me go up alone.
- No, no, no.

That's not how we
get down around here.

You wanna take him into custody

with the least
amount of resistance.

Now, I can talk him
out. We got a history.

And what if he forgets
about your history

and blows your a*s away?
Do ever think about that?

Well, there's no proof that
he did any of this, detective.

You just wanna ask
him some questions.

Alright.

[Intense music]

[Music continues]

[Sighs]

I'm unarmed, Perry.

[c*ck g*n]

What're you doing here, Bryant?

The brass thinks you've slipped.

Even now, all they can
think about is need to know.

Now you know that's not true.

You turned your
back on the corps

not the other way around.

No United States citizen

shall engage in
the assassination

of foreign leaders, period.

But that's exactly
what we've been doing.

I taught you, grunt!

I know the law

and the t*rrorists we're
hunting they don't count.

Libya counts, the p.L.O.,
the kurds, the I.R.A.

We hit them all, and somebody
on the hill needs to know.

They already do...

And they sure as
hell don't need some

guilt-ridden jar head
saying it out loud.

You're a marine.

Your only job is to
follow orders and to obey!

Now, you would think that.

After all these
years you've been in,

you still haven't realized
what an expendable

piece of meat you are.

Oh, you mean like the, uh

civilians you're
popping off, huh?

Child K*llers, dope dealers.

You know, you
need a little rest.

You're tired. You
need some help.

- You're not a k*ller, Perry.
- That's all we are.

All we'll ever be.

They told me who to hit

and that's what I
did. And so did you.

Not on domestic soil.

And not without good reason.

Practicing your defense, huh?

Means a court martial all down
the ranks if it ever comes out.

[Intense music]

That's why nobody wants
you caught... and talking.

[g*nsh*t]

I think it's coming
from over there.

You mother...

You, around the corner!

You, come with me.
Let's go! Let's go!

[Intense music]

- I'll k*ll your a*s...
Andrew: Take it easy.

It's going to stop.

[Groaning]

Okay, you stay with him.

[Music continues]

[Groaning]

[g*nsh*t]

Police! Freeze! Perry!

[g*nsh*t]

[Groans]

[g*nsh*t]

[Music continues]

You do understand your rights
as they've been read to you?

Understood and waived, will
you get on with it, detective

so I can get back to base?

You just don't get it.

With what we got on you,
you're not going anywhere.

What is it exactly you
think you have, detective?

Oh, for starters,
we have you lying

which is obstructing justice.

Well, I don't recall that.

Besides, he had
the g*n, remember?

And so did you, on
the roof with a scope.

I have no recollection
of that, but if you say

there was a sn*per,
then I guess you're right.

Oh... oh... oh, he's
playing that game, ed.

A cop is dead because of you
and your w*r games, Bryant.

And one other thing, we are
not the federal government.

Deniability does not work here.

It works everywhere.

Well, I hate to bust
your arrogance, my man,

but that sn*per knew
exactly where we were

and you were the only
one who could've told him.

Your intelligence is
completely inaccurate.

I was in constant
contact with my superiors.

- Now, you call them.
- Oh, we did.

And they said they
don't recall sending you

and that according to them
you're absent without leave.

Maybe, uh, we'll have enough

to, uh, charge you
as a co-conspirator.

Now, since they
have no recollection...

Would you like to
change your story?

[Tapping on glass]

What do you think?

Let's use Bryant and
really piss Perry off.

Well, he tried to k*ll
him. Isn't that enough?

Let's get it out that
he's just another punk

like the one's he's
trying to pick off...

Cooper: How?
- The media.

Let's feed him to the vultures.

Look, if these soldier
boys want the man dead

they're gonna do it
whether we have g.I. Joe

here locked up or not.

No, Williams has a point.

We have to find a
way to get to him first.

Well, he's got a
b*llet in his gut.

Let's check the
hospitals, circulate photos.

Fine. I'll work on a
way of tripping him up.

But we need to work
as a team, people.

Is that a problem? Anyone?

- No.
- Not at all.

Good.

♪ In and out of my life

♪ oh

♪ can't keep running

♪ can't keep running

♪ the time has come for
us to stop messing around ♪

♪ 'cause don't you know

♪ that I like having
you around in my life ♪

♪ I need you in my life, yeah

♪ oh, baby

♪ whoa ohh

♪ blackstreet, sing it

♪ so many times I want to

♪ hold you, oh,
so near ♪ so near

♪ I want to say I love
you softly in your ear ♪

♪ oh, baby

♪ whoa

♪ don't keep running...

[Chuckling] That's
what scared me.

You wanna know too?

Walk away.

There's a guy across
the bar with a fat wallet

just your type. Go fetch.

♪ For your love

♪ my heart is yearning
for your love... ♪

- That wasn't necessary.
- That's too bad.

She was in my seat.

We need to talk.

Look, I know we have
to work together so...

Consider me checked.

It won't happen again.

I love two things, Eddie.

You and the job. It's not
fair to make me choose.

There's more to the
job than just the street.

But it's not what I want.

Okay, so?

So whether we're together or not

you're still gonna worry,
so what's the point?

[Scoffs] I don't know.

Maybe we can figure
out a way to be friends.

Is McNamara a good partner?

- Yeah, he's alright.
- Good.

'Cause you need somebody
to watch your back.

Take care.

♪ My heart

♪ is yearning ♪ is
yearning for your love

♪ Mark, help me sing it

♪ don't you know that

♪ my heart

♪ is yearning for you
♪ yearning for your love

♪ let me inside your love

♪ whoa-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh
♪ please baby oh yeah yeah

♪ my heart is yearning
for you ♪ my heart

♪ for you baby

♪ let me inside

♪ to love

♪ oh, yeah

♪ yeah yeah

♪ gotta stop running
♪ keep running

♪ baby you can't keep running ♪

Suspect's name is Walter Perry.

He's an ex-marine.

Sergeant Bryant
has been assisting

us in apprehending him.

What's Perry's background?

Sergeant Bryant?

Walter Perry had a lack
luster career in the marines

and was dishonorably
discharged six months ago.

He m*rder*d a child and
then tried to cover it up.

Mr. Perry is an unstable
coward with a hero complex.

I urge Mr. Perry
to turn himself in

or to contact me here
and I will try to help him.

Thank you, sergeant Bryant.

This is his picture, if
anyone sees this man

they should call


Do not approach him.

He should be considered
armed and dangerous.

Thank you.

Hope this works.

Well, nice touch
calling him a coward.

Yeah, well, as far
as I'm concerned

that's exactly what he is.

Man 1: Detective Williams?

Is this your son?

What the hell did you do now?

[Sighs] We caught
some kids shoplifting.

Some of them got away.
Your son was one of them.

- You fill out a 61?
- Yeah, it's already filed.

But I'll close it out myself.

Come here.

Who were those boys?

- Peanut and the crew.
- What is this "peanut?"

I want names, g, real ones.

Okay, so you wanna
act like a petty thief.

I'm gonna treat you like one.

What's that supposed to mean?

Maybe it's time you got a taste

of what this
system is really like.

So what, you gonna lock me up?

If that's what it takes
to make you quit.

Quit what? I didn't do anything.

I didn't steal, you
can ask the cop.

You know, as your
father, I'm glad.

But as a cop, I don't care.

You were with those guys and
that makes you an accessory.

So, unless you start
naming names...

- You can't do this.
- Oh, yes, I can, and I will.

Can I call mom?

She can't do anything.

[Instrumental music]

How many more
hospitals on the list?

- Twelve.
- This is fun.

If this is how you square
things with your boyfriend

I want a new partner.

It wasn't his
call. It's the job.

You don't like it, quit.

Come on, moreno,
he'd do anything

to keep you off the real action.

I mean, what's he really want?
You barefoot and knocked up?

Do you work at being this
obnoxious, or is that a skill?

You only bleed
when the truth cuts.

Oh, clever, you think
that up by yourself?

This is what happens when
you dump where you eat.

Oh, as opposed to having a
hook, being connected, like you?

You know, word is your brother's
got juice at one police Plaza.

Did you earn that shield
or is that a gimmick?

If my brother had his way,
I wouldn't even be here.

- Just so you know.
- Oh, what's the matter, Tommy?

Did that cut you?

[Instrumental music]

[Phone ringing]

Torres, fourth squad.

Yeah, hold on.

Perry.

Perry on phone: That was a
hell of a performance, Bryant.

- They taught you well.
- Where are you?

I won't let you finish the job.

Look, i... I wanna meet.

We... we can hunt each
other. Whoever lives, wins.

Perry: Ditch your
company and it's on.

They're too good for you anyway.

- Where and when?
Perry: 110th and pleasant.



[Dial tone]

So now what?

We're gonna have to wait
to pick him up at the meet.

- He won't be there.
- After what you said to him.

The fact that you
tried to k*ll him?

I bet he's dying
to take you out.

Ah, he won't wait
for you to set it up.

And he won't hunt
from too far away either.

He's gonna wanna move in close.

Bryant: All of our training
comes down to two things.

How to k*ll and how to die.

Perry's wounded.

He's probably dying,
and he wants me his way.

He has to have control.

He'll stalk you first and
then lure you into his trap

and demand me in exchange,
and you'll do it in the end

because he'll k*ll one of you

to show you how
very serious he is.

[g*nshots]

Stop!

[Intense music]

Nina! Are you alright? Nina!

Nina!

Oh, my god, I'm hit. I'm hit.

- I'm hit. Where am I hit?
- Glass cut your head.

The glass cut you in the head.

Glass cut you. It's alright.

It's alright, you know
how those suckers bleed.

So calm down.

Central, fourth squad
detective, 10-13.

Uh, 117th and sixth.

Shots fired, officer wounded.

Perp, male black, ID'd
as Walter Perry. Stay here.

- b*stard went in that building.
- No! Wait for backup.

If that son of a b*tch comes
out, empty your damn clip.

[Intense music]

Eddie: They'll knock him down.

McNamara just called in a 10-13.

He needs backup and
a bus. Perry opened fire.

An ambulance for who?

Lieutenant, he's probably
gonna wanna trade for Bryant.

- Lieutenant!
- Well, he can't have him.

He surrenders or
dies, you tell him that.

Lieutenant!

How bad is she?

Torres, I can't
use you like this.

So, either get it together
or sit it out, please.

I want you to stay here until
I get back, you understand?

- I can't hear you.
- Alright.

Alright.

[Intense music]

[Music continues]

[Grunts]

[McNamara groaning]

- I'm a cop, Perry.
- Yes, I know.

So what the hell are you doing?

- w*r!
- There's no w*r going on.

Except the one in your head.

[Grunts]

You wanna die? Huh?

I've been in places and
done things for my country

that would turn your stomach!

Don't you talk to me
like some yo with a g*n!

[Siren blaring]

Man 1: They're in there.

[Indistinct chatter on radio]

[Grunting]

McNamara: Help's on the way.

You can't get out
of here, not alive.

I don't expect to.

As far as help,
she's already here.

Can't you smell her?

Or is that you, huh?

Police, step away from him.

Or you'll do what?

[Intense music]

It's over, Perry.
Just give it up.

Get Bryant here and you
can have this one back.

That's not gonna happen.
Bryant stays in custody.

Perry: You have to know
I don't care. I'll k*ll him.

Williams: It's not
gonna work like that.

Not even for a cop.

Then he dies for nothing.

Look, why're you doing this?

He didn't do a
damn thing to you.

- He hunted me!
- You forced his hand.

He knew the rules! Didn't you?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Bet you never even looked
at death in the face before.

I mean, looked right into it!

'Cause these boys don't
believe I'll spray your blood

across their faces.
Do you believe it?

- Hmm?
- Take the shot.

- You don't have a prayer.
- Neither do you.

McNamara: Take the shot!

[g*n c*ck]

Take the damn shot!

[g*nsh*t]

[Intense music]

[McNamara coughs]

- Thank you, corporal.
- Thank you, ma'am.

Williams: Lieutenant,
what's going on here?

The marines own him,
Williams. They want him back.

Oh, for what? A
court-martial or a medal?

Come on, the law
says that we get to

process him first. Who's
pulling the strings here?

I don't know, Williams
and I doubt we ever will.

Excuse me.

[Sighs]

- Have you seen
my son? Man 2: No.

They found Walter Perry
dead in his cell, you know?

Semper fi.

That's all you got to say?

What else is there
to say, detective?

I don't know, I thought
you guys lived by

some sort of honor code.

Not to the self, to the corps.

Nothing and no one comes
between the corps and the unit.

That must get old really quick.

I mean, isn't that why
your man snapped?

You know, you civilians, you
just don't understand, do you?

You just want to buck
authority and question orders.

When they're wrong,
they should be questioned

and disobeyed.

I don't have that
luxury, detective.

Nor do I want it.

[Instrumental music]

[McNamara sighs]

You gonna be okay?

Look, about today, i'm...

I just...

I'm just glad that
everything worked out okay.

I'm thrilled for you, now get
the hell away from my desk.

[Sighs] Look, I just, i...

[thuds] You almost
got me k*lled today.

I'm supposed to stand here
and chit-chat with you now?

Hey! Who the hell
you talking to like that?

- I'm talking to her.
- Well, you're out of line, kid.

- And you better step back.
- Eddie.

You better stand down
before somebody dies.

[Sighs]

Sit.

Now, I know I told you to
wait for me at the precinct.

I heard myself.

And I know you did, too.

Yeah.

- Why did you leave?
- Because you took too long.

I got hungry, and I
was tired of waiting.

[Sighs]

Boy.

So, why weren't you
here when I got home?

What makes you
think that it is okay

for you to run in those streets

and that's fine with me?

It's my fault, alright?

I just went to get something
to eat and play some videos.

G, I am sick and
tired of this. Okay?

I'm sick of it.

Now... I don't know
what else to do.

I'm straight now.

No.

I don't trust you.

- Whatever.
- No, not whatever.

You are gonna sit in that seat

until I tell you when.

Sit down, Gregory!

I'm going to bed.

Where the hell do you
think you're going? Sit!

I told you to sit.

[Intense music]

Yeah, come in.

Detective.

You wanna tell me what
happened out there today?

You know, there's two
sides to every story.

I heard his.

Now I'd very much
like to hear yours.

[Sighs] I can't help you

if you don't talk to me.

[Sighs]

Well, one thing
you should never do

is make life-changing
decisions when you're upset.

Nina.

Do you even hear me?

[Instrumental music]

♪ Oh, baby yeah

♪ be my lover

♪ be my lover oh yeah

♪ so many times I need
to have you by my side ♪

♪ have you by my
side ♪ to be my friend

♪ my lover and my guide

♪ oh, baby

♪ oh, baby, yeah

♪ don't keep running
♪ don't keep running

♪ in and out of

♪ in and out of my
life ♪ 'cause my heart

♪ oh, yeah ♪ is
yearning for your love

♪ yearning for you
every day, baby ♪

♪ 'cause my ♪ my heart

♪ is yearning ♪ is
yearning for your love

♪ Mark, help me sing it

♪ don't you know that

♪ my heart

♪ is yearning for
you ♪ yearning for you

♪ let me inside your love

♪ please baby oh,
yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪

♪ my heart is
yearning for your ♪

♪ for you baby

♪ let me inside your love ♪

[Wolf howling]

[Instrumental music]