04x03 - Pipeline

[bunniefuu]

- Previously on New York undercover.
- Ed!

I miss him so much.

Yeah, so do I.

How come you
didn't say anything?

Might have blown the
case right then and there.

Look, why don't
you just back off?

Do I look like I
want to back off?

You know about my
kid I had when I was 16?

I gave her up for adoption?

She wants to see me.

I thought we were
supposed to know everything

that goes on with these cases.

It's nothing personal, Williams.

Oh, no. We're just
supposed to be silent!

All right!

[Industrial dance-rock intro]

♪ Hey

♪ I wanna tell you
that I'm feeling closer ♪

[Industrial drum break]

♪ I wanna push it
right over the line ♪

♪ I wanna push it
right over the line ♪

♪ the line that you're
drawing that called me here ♪

♪ the line that you're
drawing to draw me near ♪

♪ I can mix ♪

♪ I wanna, I wanna, I wanna

♪ I wanna, I wanna, I
wanna, I wanna, I wanna ♪

♪ I wanna leave
you far behind... ♪

♪ I wanna take you
on a roller coaster ♪

♪ I wanna tell you
that I'm feeling closer ♪

[Industrial guitar break]

♪ I wanna, I wanna, I wanna

♪ I wanna, I wanna, I
wanna, I wanna, I wanna ♪

♪ I wanna feel
your temperature ♪

♪ I wanna feel
your temperature ♪

♪ I wanna leave you far behind

♪ I wanna feel
your temperature ♪

♪ I wanna leave
you far behind. ♪

Alright guys, we got
another cocaine overdose

with our friend sadovsky's
fingerprints all over it.

We can't wait any longer.

We got to start now.

It's about time.

Since you and j.C.

Have been undercover at
his warehouse for so long

seems we're in perfect position.

The goal was to flush
out sadovsky's supplier

not just go for the middleman.

Yeah, and let how many
more kids o.D., Delaney?

I'm saying, moreno, if
we don't get the supplier

he'll find another sadovsky.

The pipeline'll stay open.

Look, this is what I think.

At the risk of
agreeing with stone

if we do nail sadovsky now

we at least stop his trafficking

which means no
folks are going to die

not from his drugs at least.

Thank you.

It won't happen again.

Maybe we can bust sadovsky
and flush out the supplier.

How's that?

We already know

the coke has to go
to the warehouse

before it's sliced
and diced, right?

Well, maybe we can just
grab us the next shipment.

Hold it hostage.

Make the supplier
come and get it.

And the only problem is,

we have to leave
us a calling card

some way to get
their shipment back.

Since you and I are the
only ones on location,

one of us is going
to have to stay back

after the fireworks.

Oh, I see.

So now you're going
to pull rank, lieutenant?

Me? Well, what's rank for?

[Chuckles]

All right, seriously,
it's totally your call.

No, j.C., it's too dangerous.

Thought you wanted
to save lives, moreno.

Not at the risk
of one of our own.

You're right. You're
right, moreno.

It's... it is risky.

But, um...

If everybody
does their job right

then, uh...

I should be okay.

Good.

When j.C. And I

get wind of our next
shipment, we're on.

[Beeping]

Excuse me.

Moreno, where you going?

To make a phone call.

Wait, in the middle
of this meeting?

Who the hell is that important?

My daughter.

She has a daughter?

Yeah, she does.

[Up-tempo theme music]

Four in position.

Moreno, do you read me?

Go ahead, Delaney, I read you.

The truck should be
close. Any visual yet?

No, not yet.

Okay, we got a visual.
Target's approaching.



I'll give them that.

Okay, we got one
driver up in front.

They're coming your way.

Let's go.

Let's go, quick!

Back, back. Come
on, man. Move it!

All right, back.

We're blind. On your "go."

Stand by.

Okay, go, go, go!

Hey!

- [Taser buzzing]
- [Grunts]

[g*nf*re]

We're being hit!

That's okay, man.

Get out of here! Go!

Let's go! Go!

Get out of here!

Where did all these
g*ns come from?!

How the hell do I know?!

Get out of here, man!

Abort the mission!

Get in the truck!

Moreno!

Come on, come on!

[Clicking]

What about j.C.?

All right.

All right. Don't sh**t.

He's doing his job.

[Yelling]

[Grunts]

I don't know who
you are, but I will.

You just cost me $10 million.

[Breathing hard]

We should've never
gone through with this.

It's a little late to be
bitchin' about it now.

Lieutenant, j.C.
Could have been k*lled.

He was supposed to get captured.

That was the plan.

No, the plan was
for him to give up

not to get shot at.

Look, we spent five
weeks casing this location.

We planned as best as we could.

Oh, really? We weren't
prepared for a firefight

outside the
warehouse, lieutenant.

You shouldn't have
agreed to the plan

- in the first place.
- I didn't.

I was following orders.

And it is a damn good
thing you did, moreno!

We work together as a team

whether you like it or not.

Stone, how many
overdoses from this case?

I think 15.

Fifteen lives.

It was time we made a
move, and it was a risk

that I was willing to take.

Well, you take a lot of them.

If you don't like
it, you can leave.

Is that what you
want to do, moreno?

You want to go? Huh?

If that's what you want
to do, now's the time. Go.

Are you giving me an
ultimatum, lieutenant?

No, detective. What I
am doing is telling you

I'd rather concentrate
on getting Williams back.

Now, if you want to stick around

long enough to participate,
you're more than welcome.

The choice is yours.

[Chair hits floor loudly]

All right.

Sadovsky's got Williams,
but we've got the coke.

Now, if everything
works as planned

j.c.'ll convince
them to get it back.

You really think

sadovsky's boss
will show himself?

You bet. We didn't
go through all this

just to get number two.

We've been under long
enough to flush him out.

Yeah, well, we could've
just grabbed sadovsky

found out who his boss was

without all this.

Oh, here we go again.

I'm just saying we
didn't need to do this.

No, moreno, you're
not saying anything.

What you are doing
now is shutting up.

[Sighs]

Thank you.

We were ambushed, Ivan.

I couldn't do a thing about it.

So you said.

What about the warehouse?

I shut it down.

Burn it. I don't want
to take any chances.

How much did they take?

Everything.

I don't know how they knew!

I swear.

You're a fool, sadovsky.

They knew because
you let them infiltrate us.

[Man groans loudly]

Is that him?

We caught him

trying to get away.

[Groaning]

Didn't quite make it, huh?

I thought your people

were supposed to be faster?

What do you... What
do you want from me?

Simple: I want what
your friends took from me

or I have no use for you.

[g*n clicks]

You have three seconds.

Two... one...

All right... I...

I know where... Where
they're going to take it.

Where?

[Cries out]

If I... If I tell you,

you'll k*ll me.

[Groans]

Let me ta... Let me take you.

I promise... Promise...

[Groans]

All right. We'll be there.

So? J.C. All right?

I'm not sure.

Obviously, they were listening.

Look, moreno, he can't
be in too bad shape.

He gave the right code,
said he got away from them.

Okay. That means they'll
walk right into our trap.

You three get into
position, but-but sit tight.

Okay? We're going
to let sadovsky

show his cards first,
get him to feel real c*ck

then we're going to make
our move and bust his a*s.

Works for me.

Good to see

you're a man of your word.

Does that mean
you're letting me go?

Not yet.

[Percussive digital music]

[g*nf*re]

Hey, hey, hey, hey!

Okay, let's go.

Williams?!

Barker. Forget about it, man.

They got... They
got you surrounded.

Yeah, I can see that,
thank you very much.

What are you doing
now, man, huh?

Helping them rip me off?

Just give them back
their stuff, okay?

They're going to be all right.

Yeah? And you really
believe that, right?

Actually, he didn't
have much of a choice.

And neither do you.

All right, all right.

All right, fine.

Just take it.

I'm afraid it's not

going to be that easy
for you, my friend.

Oh, really?

Want to bet?

sh**t! What are you waiting for?

Yeah, go ahead, sh**t!

Take a look at the target.

Take a look down, my friend.

You're under arrest!

Back in the car!

Somebody give me some cuffs.

Hey, hey, easy, easy, easy!

Reaching for my wallet.

Something funny?

Slowly. Slowly.

[Sadovsky chuckles]

Give me some cuffs!

Damn it! Let him go.

What?

Diplomatic immunity, man!

Just let him go.

Listen, Mr. Hicks, we've
got proof he's a criminal!

Whatever proof
you think you have

is completely inadmissible.

We have no jurisdiction
over foreign diplomats.

Fine. Then expel him.

Kick his a*s out of our country!

And then what?

His country retaliates by
expelling one of our people.

Listen to me.

The state department is
in very delicate negotiations

with the Ukrainian government.

Nothing can jeopardize that.

I don't believe
what I'm hearing.

You're telling me

that you'd look the other way

while some two-bit smuggler

gets away with m*rder?!

I don't think he k*lled
anybody. Did he?

Oh, no. Just a bunch

of crackheads

running wild in the street,
and then dope fiends...

- Williams?! Williams!
- What?!

Let me make this simple.

Try to follow.

The Ukrainian government

has at its disposal about 60%

of the old nuclear
arsenal of the Soviet union.

I don't believe this.

Which means, detective Delaney

that the state department's

relationship with the
Ukrainian consul general

is of Paramount importance.

It's a lot more important

than this little arrest.

Do you have any idea how
long we've worked this case?

He is just going
to keep on doing it.

How do you expect
us to stop him?

I expect you

to follow orders.

Or turn in your badges.

This is wrong, Hicks.

This is wrong, man,
all the way around.

This is wrong.

The justice department

will handle it from here.

Good day, folks.

Hey, guys, you are released.

Go home, feed your dogs,
pay some bills, whatever.

Get the hell out of here.

We will start the next
case first thing tomorrow.

- W-Wait, just like that?
- Hasta manaña.

Wait a minute.

Is it my imagination

or did barker just roll over?

No, he just rolled over.

Like a b*tch.

What are you going
to do, you know?

See you tomorrow.

Where you going?

Going home.

You're kidding, right?

You're leaving?!

Yeah. You heard lieutenant.

We're off the case.

So, you're just going to
walk away, just like that?

You don't care
that kids are dying?

What's the matter
with you, stone?

Not my fault those kids o.D.'D.

I'm just following orders.

That's what we're
supposed to do.

What we're supposed to do, stone

is the right thing.

That's why we became cops.

It's crowded on that
soapbox, Williams.

Why don't you join me, Delaney?

Are you suggesting we
go after Ivan ourselves?

- Why not?!
- "Why not?"

We could lose our
shields, that's why not.

What happened to,
"whatever it takes" attitude?

I gave up way too
much to get here

and I ain't putting
it on the line for this.

You are not the only one
who gave up things to be here.

Yeah, that's right, stone.

I'm willing to put
my shield on the line.

Now you're ready to
risk everything, moreno?

Yeah, that's right,
I am, Delaney.

What about you, huh?

I want to nail the
son-of-a-b*tch.

But I don't want my father

visiting me at riker's either.

We're going to go to jail!

Let me tell y'all
something, okay.

I did not get my a*s kicked

for nothing.

[Knocking] Lieutenant barker.

We ain't going out like that.

I thought I told you to scram.

We have to take down Ivan.

"We"?

I don't see no, "we".

All I see is you.

So you really want to
go through with this, huh?

Okay.

I will give it to you

the same way it was given to me.

Feel free to turn it down.

Apparently, the chief

of detectives wants Ivan, too...

But quietly.

Now, he sanctioned
a covert operation.

Provided us with
dossiers, covers,

everything that we need

except now, we still
can't take him down,

but we can take
down his pipeline.

Shut him down.

There's one catch.

We can't get caught.

If we get caught,
the chief of detectives

has no knowledge
of this operation...

Which means we're on our own.

You had this in your back pocket

the whole time, didn't you?

Yeah, Williams, I did.

But, you see, at the time

I wasn't sure you
guys could handle it.

I'm sure of it now.

Are you?

We're in.

All of you?

You can't do it without me.

Good.

All right, boys and
girls, you have yourself

a whole lot of homework

tonight.

He's got here
building blueprints

diplomatic covers, clearances.

I mean...

[Spanish accent] This chief
of police got some connections

in some really high places.

Yeah, well, going under

at sadovsky's
warehouse is one thing

but infiltrating the
Ukrainian consulate?

Are you trying to tell me
you're getting cold feet?

No, I'm not getting
cold feet. I'm in.

I don't know for
how long, but I'm in.

Meaning?

Meaning... just that.

I don't know if I want
to keep doing this.

Don't get me wrong.

I love being a cop.

It's just that everything's
changed, you know?

I don't mean just... Eddie.

I joined barker's unit

to bring Jordan down

and we're not even
close to doing that.

I don't know, I'm just...

I'm just thinking

about change, that's all.

Mmm. Well...

If you're thinking about change

that's good.

Just make sure that

you're doing it for
the right reason.

It is.

I spoke to Nancy

Melissa's adopted mom, today.

Great.

And she said

she's been asking about me a lot

and that she

misses me...

And she wants to see me

and that she'd be open to me

being back in her life
if I moved out there.

If you move where?

California.

Oh.

[Clearing throat]

J.c., why not?

I mean, they took
her away from me

because of this job,

because of all the risk,

and with everything
that's happened, it's...

[Sighing]

There's nothing keeping
me here anymore

and this is my chance.

If I want to have a relationship

with my daughter...

I think I should take it.

Have a nice time,
madame vasquez.

Thank you very much.

Good evening.

[Beeping]

[Beeps]

[Sighing]

Thank you, chief.

Guys, you listening?

I want you to listen to this.

This is the sound of me
pouring my first cup of coffee.

Now, I drink three per night.

Don't make tonight
any different.

Oh, by the way, make
sure you pick me up

something kind of sweet

like, one of those
la petit fours.

Yeah, whatever those are.

Look, okay, we're in position.

I'll let you know when
we're going in. Over.

All right, clear.

All right, check it out.

So, we know they're
bringing the drugs

either through the wine
room or the basement.

Well, we should check
the basement first

'cause it's closer to
the service entrance.

Do you think Ivan
could have seen us?

No, we were too
far away... I hope.

Well, we're about to find out.

Good evening.

Good evening.

May I present madame vasquez

consul from the
Dominican Republic.

Welcome. Thank you for coming.

I'm Ivan kharkov, deputy consul.

Thank you for inviting me.

I am sorry to interrupt.

Forgive me, madame vasquez.

This is my

chief of security, Mr. Sadovsky.

Have we met somewhere
before perhaps?

Have you ever been

to Santo Domingo?

No. Can't say I have.

Then you haven't met,

have you?

Please, enjoy.

Thank you very much.

Thank you.

Nice save.

Thanks.

What is taking this
woman so long to come?

Look, Nell will show, all right?

I feel much better now, stone.

[General conversation]

Now's as good a time as any.

Okay, well, I'll
stay here with Ivan

and you keep your
eyes on sadovsky.

We can't let them spot j.C.

Muy bien.

Ah, madame vasquez

may I introduce you
to our consul general

madame Odessa?

It's a pleasure to meet you.

I'm sorry, I'm afraid
I don't know you.

Which country do you represent?

She is the Dominican consul.

Ah. What happened to Xavier?

Uh, Xavier couldn't
make it tonight.

He has the flu.

Qué pena.

Sí, una lastima.

¿Habla español?

Estuvo dos años
en embajada cubana.

Cuba. Oh, you must
tell me all about it.

I would like to introduce
you to somebody.

Come on, you guys.

It's in the back.

Come on.

It's in the basement,
to the left...

You look lost.

No, i'm, I'm waiting
for the ladies room.

There's not enough stalls.

Sadovsky, you're
needed upstairs.

Excuse me.

Go. It's to the left.

Okay, you've got five minutes.

You really got to learn
to hold your liquor, man.

Ah, here we go.

Great way to avoid customs

I'll tell you.

All right, I need

to place the cameras
facing these crates.

Yeah, facing the crates would be

a smart idea, stone.

Bingo. This place

is a regular clearinghouse.

Look at this.

Almost done.

[Sighing]

Come on, guys.

So, how do you get
the images out of here?

Wireless technology, Williams.

Let's go.

Better hope no one
changes a light bulb.

Oh, yes. Yes, yes, yes.

Excuse me, madame consul.

Ms. Vasquez.

They should be
finished any second now.

Okay, great.

We better hope

they're late.

What are we going to do?

Sadovsky's blocking

the service entrance.

We'll take them out front.

Are you nuts?

Do you have a better idea?

A slight change of plans.

We'll have to use

the front entrance.

You're kidding me, right?

No.

I'll wait for you here.

Excuse me.

Oh, but you're not
going to leave, are you?

I don't feel very well

but it was lovely to meet you.

- Oh, I hope you feel better.
- Thank you very much.

Well, I...

Damn!

Oh, Hicks!

Oh, hey... wait, wait.

Hey, wait.

Wait a minute!

Hey! Hey, you!

Hicks, you got a problem

take it up with me!

What the hell are
you waiting for?!

Get out of here!

Keep your hands

off of me, you understand me

or I'll break it off!

Stay the hell away

from my team, Hicks!

Insisting that I tell him

what you were
doing there last night.

I swear to god, if he
files a formal complaint...

Has anyone ever shared with you

the wonders of breath mints?

Let me explain

something to you, funny man.

It is not just your
a*s on the line here.

I have put out an a.P.B.
On every member of your unit

which means they
are fugitives now.

That's right.

Now, last time...

What was your team

doing at the consulate

last night?

They have wintergreen
and spearmint

and peppermint.

Then they have those,

"curiously strong ones..."

I'll find them, lieutenant

and one way or the
other, I'll stop them.

Put him in the tank.

Get off of me.

Feds are all over the place.

We're locked out.

You know what, guys?

My wallet's in there.

Why don't you go get it?

We'll wait for you.

You go get it for me, Delaney.

Funny, Williams.

The lieutenant's on
ice, we're on the run.

Well, have you ever
tried running on ice?

J.c., stop it.

He didn't take the
fall for us for nothing.

- What do you mean?
- Meaning, knowing him,

he's probably expecting
us to just push ahead

- finish the job.
- People, look.

We got to get out of here.

This is crazy.

We should just
turn ourselves in.

What would that do?

It won't get the lieutenant out.

- That can't be our only concern.
- It's my concern, moreno.

Look, we bust Ivan,
we free the boss.

Do you suggest we go
in there, g*ns blazing?

If we get Ivan,
then we can deal.

That's our leverage.

But we need to
think rationally here.

I am thinking
rationally, moreno.

Guys, guys...

[Whistles] Come on now!

Now, we need to
pull ourselves together

otherwise we might as
well turn ourselves in now.

What we need to focus on

is something we
can all agree on.

I think we all want
to see barker free.

Yeah.

Well then, how?

We need leverage.

What do we have?

What about the
cameras at the consulate?

They still working?

But we need the surveillance Van

to pick up the signal
and the feds impounded it.

We have to figure a
clever way to get it.

That shouldn't be too difficult.

Did you two just
agree on something?

Wait a minute, they're right.

Listen, now, if we can
somehow stick to the original plan

and still get Ivan

on tape with the drugs

then I think

that's the leverage we need.

Right. Instead of bringing
down his operation...

We use it to spring
the lieutenant instead.

Can you get back in
that mainframe computer?

Come on.

Moreno, you can
help him out with that.

And you, Ms. Delaney

you can help me get a tow truck.

A minor delay,
there's no problem.

We'll ship the cash back
tomorrow. I guarantee it.

You told me justice
put an end to this.

- They said they did.
- Put more pressure on them.

Threaten to break up
the docks. I don't care.

I've got to get
that shipment out.

What did the guard say?

He swears he wasn't drinking.

That's why he reeked of vodka?

Get rid of him.

Even if they did make
it to the basement

they can't do anything
about it anyway.

The building's immune as well.

Don't be over-confident.

All I know is the
Russians expect delivery.

We disappoint them, we're dead.

How's it going?

Not bad.

N.y.p.d.

Here to pick up a blue Van,

license plate number aq344.

Let me see the work order.

N.y.p.d. Here for an aq344.

Come on.

What is taking you so long?

This is not as easy
as it looks, okay?

I don't see it here.

Check the updates.

Let's get out of here.

Come on.

Got it.

You're right.

There it is.

They're clear.

Third aisle, all the way down.

Thank you.

Piece of cake, right?

No doubt, baby.

I get it done. See that?

I just got to connect
up to the transmitter...

I placed on the junction box.

Get the tape, man.

It's right there.

- Put that in, please.
- Lets see what we got here.

Am I a genius or what?

Yeah, you're a regular
Einstein there, stone.

Except, uh...

The room is empty.

There's no Ivan.

Relax, Williams. Cameras
have been recording all night.

It's all stored digitally.

I just got to do
a little rewinding

until...

Until that.

That's it.

We've got him.

Hit "record."

I thought you guys

were smarter than that. Boo!

Hi, Nancy?

Yeah, it's Nina.

No, I don't know
when I fly out yet

but, uh, soon, hopefully.

Listen, um...

Do you think it'd be
okay if I spoke to Melissa?

Great, great.

Melissa...

Hi, sweetie.

Do you know who this is?

Yeah... yeah, it's mommy.

Black, no sugar.

[Chuckles]

Thanks.

I need you to call
me a son-of-a-b*tch.

Excuse me?

The feds.

They want me to
kick your butt around

until you give them
what they want.

You pissed off some
real important people

this time now.

Yeah, well, they
pissed me off first.

Yeah, but that
doesn't change the fact

that you're in some
serious trouble here.

The kind of trouble

that I just can't make go away.

Yeah, I know, I know, I know.

I knew that up front.

You enjoy putting
the screws to the feds,

don't you, mal?

I mean, you were never
one much for politics.

Oh, chief, it's simple.

There is right and
there is wrong. Right?

The feds are just
flat-out wrong on this one.

That's all there is to it.

What about your team?

What about them?

Well, something tells me

that they're not just
sitting on the bench

waiting for the call.

I wouldn't know that, chief.

Oh, you know, mal.

Tell me how to get
in touch with them

and maybe I can help.

Unofficially, of course.

What's up?

Call the dogs off, chief.
That would help us.

Can't do it.

So why'd you come?

To try to talk sense into you.

Get you to give yourselves up.

No disrespect, chief,
but we can't do that.

Finishing's the only way
to save the lieutenant.

Besides, we've got enough

to force the general
consul's hand.

Get him off the hook.

You're in way over your heads.

Don't you know that?

Oh, I see. I see.

Well, how do you expect
to get past the guards

to even see the consul general?

We'll get in there, okay?

Don't... Don't worry about that.

I'll make some calls
and see if I can help.

Good luck.

You're going to need it.

Well...

This is quite a shock.

Is this the only copy?

Actually, no.

I'm sure you understand,

madame consul, it's
for our own protection.

Of course.

- Ivan?
- Yes.

Step into my office right away.

Please understand, our intention

is not to embarrass you, or to
open a can of political worms.

We're just trying to clear

our lieutenant, that's all.

One phone call is
all we're asking for.

That, and possibly

sending Ivan and his
g*ng back to the Ukraine.

Madame consul...

These are...?

Two police officers,

Ivan, who've brought some

very disturbing
news to my attention.

They've evidence of you

using this very consulate

to smuggle drugs.

Quite convincing, isn't it?

What do you have to
say in your defense?

I... don't understand.

[Two g*nshots]

What are you doing?

Security. Yes?

Two intruders

have just shot
the deputy consul.

That's not gonna stick.

Perhaps in your country.

But you are standing in mine.

She's right, j.C.

Come on, let's get out of here.

Come on!

Madame consul...

Where are you taking him?

Well, to the coroner's office.

This is Ukrainian territory.

You have no right.

Mr. Kharkov is
going home with me.

Home? You're not leaving...

Do you think I'm
staying here after this?

The people responsible
for this will be brought

to justice immediately.

Please, Mr. Hicks,

don't insult my intelligence.

The people responsible
are law enforcement

like you, no?

Leave now

or I'll have you
forcibly removed.

No. Let's go.

Everybody out.

Let's go. You heard her.

Close the door.

What now?

We shut the pipeline down

and take the shipment back
home under diplomatic seal.

You think that's wise?

To take it with us?

I think if we go
home empty-handed

we should not go home at all.

You guys have any
other brilliant ideas?

I hear Bolivia is a
nice place to live.

Chief was right.

We're in over our heads.

[Ringing]

[Ringing]

They can trace it like that.

[Ringing continues]

Yeah?

Turn yourselves in,
detective Williams.

You understand
me? That's an order.

We can't do that.

You know we didn't sh**t Ivan.

Look, I don't care.

I want you and your
team to come in here now.

We were framed.

Now, the consul
general is the one

that's in charge of the
smuggling operation.

You can prove that?

We're gonna have to.

That's the only way
we're going to be able

to clear ourselves.

Well, then you don't have

any chance at all.

The consul general is
heading to the airport.

She's leaving the country.

So, uh...

We can't let her do that,

now can we, chief?

She's out of here.

Why did you tell him that?

I thought he was
going to give himself up.

Your team is out of
control, lieutenant.

They're going to make a move

against the consul general.

They're not that stupid.

Well, apparently, they are.

They're going to
die trying, though.

I guarantee you.

You can save them, though.

All you have to do
is help us stop them.

Ukrainian consulate.

Let's go.

Out of the truck,
right now. Get out.

Let's go. Come on.

Turn around!

Turn around!

Let's go.

[Tires screeching]

[g*ns clicking]

Hands up, and out of the truck!

Get in position.

Get out now.

Well, what do you know?

They followed an order.

You're both under arrest.

You sold us out.

Actually

I saved your butts.

You think these r*fles are here

to salute you?

Where's the rest of your team?

[Tires screeching]

Madame consul,

I apologize...

I'm not interested. Release
my truck immediately.

Of course.

But I want you to know

the United States
government had nothing...

What are you smiling about?

Let's show him.

What the hell is going on here?

We switched trucks.

[Whistling]

Don't... Don't open that.

It has diplomatic immunity.

Oh, really, now?

And who's going
to complain, Hicks?

You think the
Ukrainian government's

going to call

and ask for their cocaine back?

Oh!

Baby!

See, you got to look

at the bigger
picture there, hicky.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

They switched the trucks

on us.

We're dead.

[Knocking]

[Groans]

Hola.

Señora vasquez.

¿Qué trace aqui?

Can I come in?

Sure.

Where's g?

G is sleeping,
and it's midnight.

Oh, my... I'm so sorry.

I just got off the
phone with Melissa.

Well, how's she doing?

She's great.

She's so cute.

She was telling me

Nancy cleared out
the guest house for me

and hooked me up with a job

with a private security company

until things got squared away.

How nice.

Well, sounds like, um...

You're all ready

for California.

Yep.

The only problem is...

I can't do it.

Why not?

I want to.

I really want to.

But I keep thinking
about what you said.

That I got to...

I got to have a reason.

Please, forget
about what I said.

I mean, this is your daughter.

I mean, you love her.

She loves you.

Isn't that reason enough?

No.

I got to finish
things here first.

You know, finish with Jordan.

We need that.

You know, not just
for Eddie, but for us.

I can't move on until I do that.

So I guess

that you are stuck with me.

Oh, I'm not stuck with you.

You're on your own.

[Laughing]

[Up-tempo theme music]

[Wolf howling]