03x10 - Going Platinum

[bunniefuu]

-I know your father
was k*lled in this area.

-I want to be a
good cop that's all.

-We don't reopen cases

because officers have
personal vendettas.

-[Gregory] Why
couldn't y'all get married?

-We didn't really know

each other that well.

- I don't think we
weren't ready for that.

-You were ready to have a baby.

- I haven't had much tlc lately.
- That's too bad.

-Yeah, it is, isn't it?

- What makes you
think I'd ever help a cop?

-At my father's funeral,
you said you owe him.

-If I tell you this,
my debt is repaid.

[Tires squealing]

[g*n shots]

[Rock music]

-♪ Sittin' on top of the world ♪

♪ Huh, I done heard

♪ you want to know
what the... I heard? ♪

♪ I heard you wanna
carbon copy me ♪

♪ not possible to succeed

♪ busting kneecaps
'cause greed... ♪

♪ Give me more
cheddar than Elly ♪

♪ no hillbilly from Beverly

♪ heavily sedated

♪ still hated and rated "r"

♪ you the next victim
and if you flinch you fall ♪

♪ I got the show shock
method guaranteed ♪

♪ to make them all pause,
peep the cars I'm in ♪

♪ uncountable amounts
of Benjamins, benzes ♪

♪ for all my friends

♪ if it don't make dollars

♪ you ain't making
no kind of sense ♪

♪ get relentless when it comes
to stacking multiple chips ♪

♪ try to take mine, to thy...

♪ Be the glory
unloaded at the end ♪

♪ of the story, I'm
on top of the world ♪

♪ sittin' on top of the world ♪

♪ sittin' on top of the world ♪

♪ with 50 grand in my hand

♪ 50 grand in my hand

♪ sippin'... and coke

♪ give you what you want

♪ sittin' on top of the world ♪

♪ sittin' on top of the world ♪

♪ with my legs swingin',
jewelry jinglin', baby ♪

♪ go 'head, baby ♪

♪ let me hit you
with some real ♪

♪ 'cause their mans
think I'm all that ♪

♪ so so def member

♪ known as brat
girlfriend defender ♪

♪ 'cause their mans
think I'm all that ♪

♪ christal in my
lap choking me ♪

♪ hoping we fall
off, but we won't ♪

♪ we don't

♪ all we do is keep, keep

♪ while all you do is keep

♪ looking at us known evidence ♪

♪ is that I dispense
hits and make ♪

♪ more house
quakes than prince ♪

♪ leaving everybody dense

♪ I can't quit

♪ slick, like the bottom
of some ostrich ♪

♪ holding you fans hostage

♪ from your bull, bull

♪ and it's written all over
your face, you want my space ♪

♪ but ain't got what it
takes to take my place ♪

♪ sittin' on top of the world ♪

♪ sittin' on top of the world ♪

♪ with 50 grand in my
hand, 50 grand in my hand ♪

♪ sippin'... and coke

♪ give you what you want

♪ sittin' on top of the world ♪

♪ sittin' on top of the world ♪

♪ pump, pump. ♪

[Theme music]

-[Eddie] So, wong

what you got?

-Aram and Victor
stromfeld, D.O.A.

Look like father and son.

-Oh, yeah?

Multiple b*llet wounds?

-Very multiple.

I count at least six
entries on each of them.

The driver... One
shot to the head.

If I was him, I'd be insulted.

-Cash taken?

-No, I'd say they were
after something else.

- "Stromfeld and sons diamonds."

Another heist?

-They left the g*ns.

-Process them.

Like they're going to be
traceable anyway, you know?

-These guys carry diamonds

like we carry subway tokens.

-[Woman] Please, I
think I know these people.

- Excuse me. Excu...
- Oh, my god.

-Did you just say that
you know these guys?

-Victor and I are friends.

Our families do
business together.

-Diamond trading?

-Yeah. I'm sure that's
why he was k*lled.

-Did he always carry
diamonds with him?

-Every week he took diamonds

to dealers upstate

but he never followed a routine

or took the same route.

-Well, obviously, it
seems someone knew

exactly where he
was going to be.

-My parents are
going to be worried.

I have to go.

-Excuse me, I need a name.

-Rebecca skolnik.

I work at skolnik jewelers
around the corner.

-Alright, thank you.
We'll be in touch.

[Dramatic music]

-No need to use
mace. I know I had him.

-Yeah, yeah. Sure you had him.

-You didn't have Jack!

-Shut up!

-Serg, book this loan shark

for criminal usury, carrying
a dangerous weapon,

aggravated as*ault...

-You assaulted me.

-You're a predicate felon,
poteet. A two time loser.

You're going upstate, my friend.

- Can we talk about this?
- No.

Moreno, can you
take care of this?

-You got another errand?

-I'll see you after lunch, okay?

-Okay.

-We'll get the forensics
report tomorrow.

You have a good
night, then, okay?

-Hey, got a minute, Harry?

-Hey, uh, something I
can do for you, Tommy?

-Maybe you heard.

Someone took a shot at me.

-Yeah? You all right?

-Yeah. They missed.

-You get a look at the sh**ter?

-No, but I blew out

the back window of his car.
- [Whistles]

Good for you. Maybe you got him.

-Maybe.

Hey, where's your car, Harry?

-In the shop.
Transmission problems.

-Oh, yeah? What
shop is that exactly?

-I don't think I like
that question, Tommy.

-Then you're really
going to hate this one.

Did you sh**t at me, Harry?

-You little pissant.

I told you to back off
and you wouldn't listen.

- I don't care what...
- Shut up!

Now, someone else...

Yo!

h*!

Now someone else is telling you.

Someone who doesn't
care about your welfare

the way I do.

-Was my father on the take?

I saw the money, Harry.

You were his partner.

If he took, you took.

-You don't know what
you're talking about.

-I'm coming after you, Harry.

God as my witness,

I'm coming after you.

I'll find out what
happened to my father.

-Walk away, Tommy.

Walk away before I
forget whose son you are.

-[Eddie] The g*ns are
untraceable like I figured.

-So, armed men in ski masks,

stolen vehicles, quick
and violent attacks...

It's the same m.O.
As the October heist

and the one in April.

-Stromfeld and his son

were shot multiple times, right?

But the driver, who's his nephew

was only shot
once at close range.

-They didn't want to
leave any witnesses.

-Yeah, but they
were wearing masks.

How could anybody I.D. them?

-Unless he knew them.

-So, you think the
nephew was an accomplice.

-I'm saying, stromfeld took
a different route every week.

There's no way anybody
could have known

which route they'd take,
unless someone told them.

[Phone rings]

-Cooper.

Please tell captain o'byrne

I'll get back to him. Thank you.

Alright, I want you to run
a check on the nephew...

Gambling, cheating on his wife,

large purchases.

If it was an inside job,

he's our best bet.

[Knocking]

What?

-This is probably nothing,
but remember that loan shark

we booked alphonse poteet?

-Yes. What about him?

-Well he's looking to do a deal.

Claims he knows
who pulled your heist.

-I'll talk to him.

-Thanks.

-McNamara?

-Yeah.

-I hear you paid a visit

to the two-seven this morning.

-Yeah, I got an
acquaintance there.

-Oh, really?

I told you when
you joined my squad

you're not here to work
on your father's case.

- But, lieu...
- But nothing.

[Phone ringing]

Hello. What?

Tell him I'll call him back!

Look, you want to try to find

your father's k*ller?

Take some
vacation time, alright.

If you're working with
me, you're working with me

and I want you here
a hundred percent.

Is that clear?

-Very clear.

-Dismissed.

[Sighs]

-So, the guy's got
a gambling Jones.

It's not his fault.

Vegas, Atlantic city,
the reservations...

They make it easy for you.

So this guy loses his
kid's college tuition.

So where does he turn?

-To you.

-To me.

Now he's into me
for maybe 20 gs,

but he can't pay.

So I factor my receivables.

-You sell his marker.

-Yeah, usually I get


but this tessler guy

seems he works for
some diamond dealer,

and the word is
out on the street

that a certain
person is interested

in marks like that.

-Right. Right. And
this person being...

-Ah-ha.

Now we're at the crux.

This person is a very
dangerous person.

In order for me to give him up,
you would have to make it, uh...

Worth my while.

-Talk to me.

-I'll cop to a
misdemeanor. No jail time.

-[Clears throat]

You help us out, we'll see
what we can do for you.

[Funky music]

-I heard you got busted.

-What else is new. I made bail.

How's intel doing these days?

-You didn't call me to talk

about the stock market, did you?

Wipe your chin.

No.

-I got this guy, he's
into me for 16 gs.

The vig's a thousand a week.

I'll let you have it for 12.

-Why so generous?

-Like I said, I
had to make bail.

Depleted my cash reserves.

I had no position.

-Not interested.

-Did I mention...
Did I mention to you

that this guy works at
the diamond district?

He's a security guard.

-I assume he can't, uh, pay?

-Well... actually, I doubt it.

-Calvin arness.

[Funky music]

-[Crying out]

-Calvin arness?

-My name is uther.

This is hendry.

-Hey, come on, man.

What can I do for you?

-Listen, I'm only
going to say this once.

Do you know alphonse poteet?

-Oh, that's what this is about?

I told that guy I'm going to...

Ah! Get the money.

-No, not him, me.

I own your marker now.

It's $16,000 and I want it.

-Okay, no problem, man.

I need a couple of days.

-No. I want it tomorrow.

-Come on, are you crazy?

I can't get money like that. Ah!

-That's a shame, because hendry

will have to cut off a body part

and feed it to the rats.

-Ah! Okay!

I can get the money.

No problem, man.

-I don't believe you can,

but maybe you could work it off

by doing me a little favor.

-Wha-what? What you want?

Tell this guy to
get off me, man.

-No.

-Okay, okay.

What, what you want?

What's in it for me?

-[Laughs]

-What?

-That's a good answer.

Break his fingers.

-[Screams]

Son-of-a-b*tch.

-About time you showed up, man.

What you got?

-We checked all the databases.

There was nothing on these guys.

It's like they don't even exist.

-Trust me, man. They exist.

-I don't know. You've been
on this for a week already.

Why don't you pull out. We
can get them another way.

-The only thing I
need is more time.

-All right.

How's the finger?

-I'll survive.

-You know Chantal's
been calling...

-I know. I've been missing
my therapy appointments

with her and g.

-She sounded a little upset.

-What the hell am
I supposed to do?

You know I'm undercover.

I can't talk to my family.
I can't talk to anybody.

-Why don't I talk
to g, all right?

Come on.

-All right, thanks, man.

-You got that tracker?

-Yeah, I got this bird-dog 500.

-Well, just make sure

it don't end up on a
bus to Cleveland, alright.

-Yeah.

-Hey, you're going to contact me

as soon as you
hear anything, right?

-Yeah, you'll be the first
to hear from me, papi.

-Hey, these guys play rough.

-Yeah? Well, so
do I, alright. So do I.

[Police siren wailing]

-We'll put them away

and we'll keep them away

so they're not on the
streets anymore, okay.

[Telephone ringing]

-Cooper.

Put him through.

Yeah, hi, Arthur.

No, I've been
swamped. I'm sorry.

No, I can't.

Yeah, it has everything
to do with that.

Yeah.

It has everything
to do with that.

All right, five minutes.

-Lieutenant, you got a second?

-No, McNamara.

I'm on my way out. What?

-I got something on
my father's m*rder.

-Well, you just
don't listen, do you?

-Lieu, it wasn't just some
random street mugging.

It was a hit

and Harry Bennett was involved.

-Detective Bennett?

-Right.

-Well that's one hell of
an accusation, McNamara.

You got any evidence?

-An hour ago,

Bennett met with Sonny
fung down by the docks.

-Oh, and you know
this because...?

-I followed him.

-After I told you not to.

-Yeah, I know...

-Wait a minute, I
gave you a direct order.

-Lieu, I know, but there's more.

I think my father was dirty.

-And you have a burning
desire to prove this.

-This thing is much bigger
than just my father's death.

We're talking
conspiracy, corruption

all the way to the top, lieu.

-Did it ever occur
to you for an instant

that detective Bennett
might be on assignment

investigating fung?

-I don't think so.

- You don't think so.
- No.

-Let me tell you
something, McNamara.

The next time you start accusing
other detectives of m*rder

you better have
something better than

"I don't think so."

-If I get the evidence,
will you back me?

-Torres just heard
from Williams.

It's tomorrow morning.

[Door slams shut]

-I thought you said
they leave at 10:00.

-I don't know.

-Everybody not
coming on time like you.

-You better hope they are.

- Mira.

-All right, there they are.

Get ready.

[Beeping]

-[McNamara] Heads
up. They're moving out.

These guys carry
advanced electronics.

All units maintain radio silence

until further notice.

[Tense music]

-[McNamara] There they are.

[Tires squealing]

-[Torres] All right,
it's happening.

-I've lost visual.
What's going on?

-Cops. Abort.

Come on, go, go.

-[Torres] All units, subjects
are leaving the location.

Do not apprehend.

-Let's take them anyway.

-Oh yeah, for what?
Double parking?

They didn't take anything.

-They took j.C.

-[Torres] The tracking device

is activated and working.

-Oh, that's good. At least
Williams is using his head.

Where is he now?
- Brooklyn. Red hook.

McNamara and moreno are on them.

Listen, if they were
going to k*ll him,

they would've
done it at the site.

-Eddie, I want his whereabouts
pinpointed at all times.

-Excuse me, Eddie, can
I speak to you, please?

-You know what, give me a couple of minutes. I'll be right...
-

I haven't seen
j.C. In over a week.

Okay?

-Look, j.C.'S very involved
in his work right now.

-He needs to be
involved with his child.

If he keeps missing therapy
they may take g away from him.

-Okay, look. I'll tell you
what, I'll make a phone call.

I'll explain the
whole situation.

-I can explain the situation.

That is not the issue here.

-Alright. It has to take
a backseat for a while.

I'm sorry.

-Lieutenant, does your family
take a backseat to your job?

-I beg your pardon?

-Are you happily married?

-What kind of question is that?
That's none of your business.

-So you don't like it

when strangers butt into
your personal life, right.

-You're obviously very upset.

Let's end this here before
we say things we don't mean.

-No. I don't say
things I don't mean.

And don't turn your
back on me, please.

-Alright, you're a tough,
round-the-way, girl.

You proved your point.

-And you're a
condescending blonde b*tch

and you haven't
proved your point.

-Okay, now you're
interfering with my work

and I guarantee you

you have no idea who
you're messing with here

so I strongly suggest
that you leave now

before I decide
to keep you here.

-Listen, you tell
j.C. To call me.

-Hey, hey, hey!

-Get inside.

-Take it easy, okay?

-Hendry... hendry...

What happened?

- Hey, don't look at me, man.
- No, I'm looking at you.

I'm looking at you...

I'm looking at you real hard.

-C'mon, man. You asked
me to do a job, okay,

and that's what I did.

How did the cops know
we were gonna be there?

-I don't know, man.

You're doing all that
stealing on 47th street.

It is possible that
the police know

what you're up to.

-I told you we should
have moved on...

[thud]

-You don't tell me anything!

Ever!

All right?

Now, go to the car
and get the gear.

Give me your piece.

Give me your piece.

Give me your piece.

[Beeping]

Good condition.

I like that.

-Papi, listen.

The police got to know
that I'm involved now.

Why don't you
guys let me join you?

I know people.

I can help out.

-I'm not hiring.

-I want to k*ll him.

-No. Hendry, could you...?

-Look, if you k*ll me now

you're never going
to get your money.

-Good point.

-Uther, listen.

If this doesn't work out...

Okay?

Then you can do
whatever you got to do.

-Calvin, are you a clever man or
are you as dumb as you sound?

-What?

-Please, let me k*ll him.

-[Chuckling] That's
all right, hendry.

[Chuckling]

Look, he's honest and
he keeps his piece clean.

Calvin, what I'm going to do is

I'm going to let you live

a little longer

while I think about it, okay?

So, hendry, why don't you
put him in the other room.

-Ah! Ah!

[Door slams shut]

-He... he smells like a cop.

[Beeping]

[Beeping stops]

-[Moreno] The
transmitter's in that building.

Hopefully, j.C.'S with it.

-We wait.

If they move, you follow.

-Well it could be a long wait.

Mac and I will
take the first watch.

-It's cool, papi.

I won't let anything
happen to her.

-The second anything happens

you call me, all right?

-[Chuckling] He's so easy.

-You're going to die.

You're going to die.

-Hey.

-You're going to die, boy.

-That's it.

I'm not taking no
more from you, okay?

Okay?

That's enough from...

-Get off him.

Get off him.

-He tried to leave.

-Hendry, sit down
and behave yourself.

-He tried to leave.

-Hendry, sit down.

-But, h-he tried to leave.

-Hendry, I said behave yourself.

Be a good boy.

-I wasn't trying to leave.

That guy doesn't know
how to leave me alone.

That's it.

-I'm planning our next job.

Nobody goes
anywhere till it's over.

-So what?

Pops sent you to spy on me?

-No, man.

I just thought we could hang.

-So you don't have
friends your own age?

-Now why you go and diss
me like that, man? C'mon.

-I know whatever I tell
you, you're going to tell him.

-You know that stuff you and
your dad are going through?

I never went through
that with my pops.

-Yeah, because he trusted you.

-No, because he was never around

long enough for us to beef.

You're lucky. Your
dad stuck around.

-That doesn't mean he
has to control me every day.

-He wants you to turn out right.

You're the most
important thing in his life, g.

-Then why isn't he here?

-You know what?

Maybe someday
he won't be around.

So think about what
it's going to be like

without him at all.

G, come on.

-I'm just kidding.

When you were a kid

did you ever wish
for a regular family?

-All the time.

-Well, when I have kids

they're going to
have a regular family.

-Me too.

Hey! Come on!

Hit me! Hit me!

-[Cooper] As far as
I'm concerned, Arthur

that night didn't happen

and it's not going
to happen again.

-Want me to back off?

-Yeah, I'm asking
you to back off.

-Fine.

Just tell me how to
stop thinking about you.

You're like a drug.

-Drugs are dangerous, Arthur.

-Virginia, we had
something once.

We can have that again.

-[Sighing]

I am not going to
have an affair with you.

-I don't want an affair.

-Well, what then?

I'm going to leave my husband,

we'll get married,

and live happily ever after?

I don't think so.

-I don't know what I want.
All I know is I want you.

It's good. It's good.

It's exciting.

-Yeah, it's exciting. It's good.

It gets the blood
going. It's hot.

-So let it burn.

-And when it burns
out? What then?

It burns out.

What have you lost?

-A lot.

-Mmm...

-[McNamara] Ah, amigo.

I will see you in eight hours.

-[Hendry] Calvin...

Get your a*s out here.

- ¿Que pasa?

-[Uther] Show time.

-Today's the day we go
after the diamonds, eh?

-Oh, yeah.

I'll make you a rich man.

-Where's, uh, jankowski?

-Well, when and if I
feel you need to know

I'll tell you.

Here. Go get ready.

We leave in five minutes.

[Indistinct conversation]

-Have some more eggs.

- Ma, ma, I'm full.
Seriously. Just coffee, please.

- Alright.
- You don't have to come over

and cook for me all the time.

Your father came home
from an all-night stakeout

he liked a good breakfast.

-I'm not my father.

Ma, did you know
about the money?

-Didn't know, didn't ask.

-The night dad was k*lled...

Did he say anything
before he left?

I mean, did he
seem worried to you?

-He always seemed worried.

No, he got a call, he left

just like a hundred
times before.

-Who called him? Harry?

-No, I answered the
phone. It wasn't Harry.

-Then who was it, ma?

Was it a man? A woman?

White? Black? What? Tell me.

-It was a long time ago.

-Okay.

I can check the phone records.

That's not a problem.

-I remember...

There was a lot of
loud noise in the back.

It was... not English.

It was like, uh...

Oriental.

-Like Chinese?

-Maybe.

-We're on the move.
We're on the move.

[Dramatic music]

-No, no.

[Doorbell ringing]

I'll get it. You sit.

No cake.

-Who could be here at this time?

-Yes?

-Is your husband home, ma'am?

-Yes.

Darling?

These gentlemen
need to speak with you.

-How can I help you, officers?

-Actually, Mr. Skolnik,
we're here to help you.

Your wife and your daughter

they're in terrible danger.

-Danger?

Danger from whom?

-From us.

-Oh!

-The house belongs
to Morris skolnik.

He's a diamond merchant.

-He's been in there 20 minutes

and j.C.'S still with them.

-I doubt he can do anything
without jeopardizing lives.

-Hostages isn't their usual m.O.

I mean, what the hell
are they doing in there?

-In exactly three
minutes, you'll leave,

go to your office,
open the vault,

get the gems, return home.

-[Sighs]

And if I refuse?

-Get your hands off me!

-Stop it!

-Listen to me, okay?

Do what these
guys tell you to do.

-No, you tell them
to leave her alone!

-It's all right,
papa. It's all right.

-It's all right, papa.

-If you alert the police

then your family will die.

And if you're not
back in 75 minutes

your family will die.

-Do what I say,
your family will die.

- Moishe.

Fur deine tochter.

Geh.

-Yeah.

- Geh! Geh!

-[Moreno] Hey, there he is.

-[McNamara] So
let's pick him up.

-[Torres] No, you two stay here.

I got him.

Mr. Skolnik, I'm
detective torres.

I need to talk to you.

-I have nothing to say.

Listen, I know that
your family is being held.

-Look, would you
just go away, please?

I-I-If they see me
talking to you...

-Whether they see
you talking to me,

in all likelihood,
they intend to k*ll you.

-No. No. Not if I
do as they ask.

-These are desperate men.

-Look, don't you
think I know that?!

What can I do?!

-Mr. Skolnik, there was a
black man with a goatee.

He is my partner.

-What, he's a policeman?

-Yes.

Now, you need to tell me

exactly what they
want you to do.

-[Sighs]

-No, no. I'll... I'll do it.

-This Turkey's dry.

Don't you have any ham?

-This is a kosher house.

We don't touch swine.

-You ought to try it sometime.

-Take it easy, okay?

-You want some of this?

-Hendry.

Hen... come here.

C-Come here.

Calvin, you too.

-[Hendry] You want
her when I'm done?

- ¿De que hoyo veniste, puta?

-Look out the window.
Tell me what you see.

-I don't know.

What am I supposed to see?

-[Uther] Look at
this guy over here.

He's bent over to tie his shoes

three times in a row now.

And this guy

he's talking into
his can of soda.

He's got a mic up his sleeve.

-So, uh, you think
that's the police?

-[Uther] Oh, yeah.

They know we're here

which is a good thing

because if they know we're here,

then they don't think

we're robbing an armored
truck at the federal reserve.

-Oh, so that's, uh,
what you call a, um...

-Diversion.

Yeah.

-So, how we going to get away

if you got all the
police outside?

-Not, "we". Me.

See, these old houses, the
basements are connected.

Which reminds me of something.

Jankowski found this
when we picked you up.

-What's that?

-Don't insult my intelligence.

Listen, hendry

I'm going to pick you up
at the spot in 34 minutes.

-What about them?

-[Uther] Well,
they're hostages now

but once you get the gems

they'll be witnesses, so...

Oh, and, uh...

Whack him first.

He's a cop.

[Lock breaks]

-[Whispering] Would you
care to tell me what's going on?

-[Whispering] I'm
working undercover.

-I figured that.

The problem is, they did, too.

-You noticed, huh?

-Listen. I can help.

-Put that away.

-He's going to k*ll us anyway.

-Maybe not. I'm
going to make a move,

but I'm going to
need a distraction.

- Okay.
- Okay?

[Clearing throat]

-[Williams] Hendry.

Now, listen to me.

I know that you know I'm a cop.

Okay? Right now

you're looking at
unlawful imprisonment

and that's four years.

Now, if you k*ll us,

then you are looking
at the death penalty.

Do you understand that?

-They got to catch me first.

-You're already caught.

-She's right.

Uther...

Is not going to
meet you anywhere.

-No. He... he said

he's going to meet me.

-No, he's not.

He's gone.

He lied to you.

-No. He said he's
going to meet me.

-No.

He used you.

He used you as part
of this diversion, okay?

-I... I have the
diamonds, and I have her.

-You know, I might go with you.

-You'll go with me?

-Yeah. I'll go with you.

Okay?

I'll go with you.

-Drop your weapon!

-sh**t me.

-So help me god, I will.

Now drop your weapon.

[g*n clicking]

-I fixed it for you. A surprise.

[Knocking]

-[Skolnik] It's me.

-Get that.

What took you so long?

-Alright. Alright. I
have what you want.

-Let me see them.

-Here. See?

-You stupid...

-Freeze! Drop the g*n! Drop it!

-[Williams] Target's
an armored car

at the federal reserve.
This is a decoy.

Call for backup.

-Wait!

Thank you.

-Yeah.

-Come on, man. Come on.

-Come on, darling.

[Hip-hop music]

[Police sirens wailing]

-[Man 1] Drop your weapons.

Come out. You're surrounded.

-[Robber yelling]

Get back! Get back!

I will k*ll him.

I will k*ll him.

I have a g*n.

I will sh**t him.
- He means it!

-Wait a minute.

It's a setup!

[g*nshots]

-Freeze! On the floor!

-Freeze!

Move it!

Freeze!

[g*n shots]

-Don't sh**t.

- ♪ You ought to know by now

♪ that a man can't
hold on forever ♪

-You're under arrest.

- ♪ So why'd you
keep me waiting here ♪

♪ when you know it
makes me want you more? ♪

♪ You ought to know by now

♪ how it feels to be loved

♪ so why'd you keep
me hanging here ♪

♪ with this stone
around my heart? ♪

♪ Dragging me down,
down, down, down ♪

♪ 'cause all I'm trying to do

♪ is trying to get next to you

♪ oh, let me in, let me in

♪ you ought to know by now...

-So why don't you
tell me about old girl?

-Ain't nothing going on, man.

C'mon, don't even
look at me like that.

All the girl wanted to give me

was a little gratitude.

-It looked like she
wanted to give you

a little more than that.

-The girl is orthodox Jew.
What am I gonna do with her?

-Did you ever hear
of Romeo and Juliet,

West Side story,
anything like that?

-You see where they ended up,

right?

-Yo, is that who I think it is?

-[Williams] Oh, yeah.

Yo, paks. Starks.

Bartender... Abdullah... A
round of drinks on me, man.

-You know him?

-Don't embarrass us.

-They going to try
to diss a brother.

J.c., you going to act
like you don't know me?

-Yo, what's up, j.C.?

-What's up, man?

So, you mind if I give you

a little piece of advice?

Check this out.

Now, what you need to do

is to let your offense

dictate your defense.

-Thanks, man. I
really appreciate that.

Thanks for the drinks, too.

-Let's watch the show, man.

-I told you they know me.

- Who's he, man?
- Crazy, whoever he is.

- Oh, yeah.
- Yeah.

- Yeah, they know you.
- That's right.

- ♪ ...is trying to
get next to you, oh ♪

♪ 'cause all I'm trying to do

♪ is trying to get
next to you, oh ♪

♪ let me in

♪ let me in

♪ let me in

- did you really
had a thing for me

all these years?

-In a big way.

-Then what did you
walk away for, huh?

-Everybody wanted you.

I didn't think
you'd stay with me.

-So now I'm an old married woman

it's easier, huh?

-Hardly. You're
more beautiful now

than you ever were.

-Oh, stop.

-I mean it. I do.

-No one's said that
to me for a long time.

-Your husband must have.

-My husband barely notices

if I'm in the same room with him

after 18 years, all right?

-He's a fool.

He has no idea what he's got.

-What do you want
from me, Arthur?

-Whatever you're
willing to give.

-No. No.

Don't make it all
my responsibility.

That's not fair.

-I'm not. I...

I'm risking my family
and my career here.

What are you risking?

-I don't know...

But you make me crazy.

-Oh. What does that mean?

-It means I love you.

I love you.

-Oh, god.

[Grunting]

-Who are you?

What do you want?

-You wish to know
about your father?

-I'm listening.

-Jake and I did
business together.

-What kind of business?

-He sold me information.

Wiretaps, stakeouts,

undercover operations.

You might say Jake was

my confidential informant.

-You lie!

-You saw the money.

One night, a young
patrolman was k*lled

because of information
that Jake provided.

Jake blamed himself.

He came down with an attack

of terminal conscience.

He wanted out.

-But you wouldn't let him out.

-He intended to confess,

expose other informants
in the department.

-And you had him k*lled.

-It was a business decision.

Nothing more.

I liked Jake.

-Oh, you b*stard!

-Take the money.

Give it to your mother,

or donate it to charity,

but let Jake rest in peace.

Why dishonor his memory?

Your mother and
brother will be disgraced...

And then k*lled.

And, Thomas...

Once I give that
order, it's irrevocable

whatever happens to me.

Now you carry
the burden of truth.

[Dramatic piano music]

- ♪ You ought to know by now

♪ or maybe someone
should show you ♪

♪ that a man needs to be loved

♪ and even in this man's world

♪ with you it don't come easy

♪ no, it don't come easy ♪

♪ you ought to know by now

♪ that no man
can sleep at night ♪

♪ with a burning in his heart

♪ that would tear
this man apart ♪

♪ took me out of my misery

♪ 'cause all I'm trying to do ♪

♪ I'm tryin' to get
next to you, oh ♪

♪ let me in let me in... ♪

[Wolf howling]