03x09 - Right Hand Red

[bunniefuu]

Tuesday's defence team

has found out the identity

of our primary confidential

informant Jake Mardy.

How'd they find out he's our CI?

The smartest thing to

do is for you to testify

for the crown, that

way we can protect you.

What about my girlfriend?

What about Yolanda?

Maybe she can come with you, okay?

You used to not be such a dork.

- You knew how to have fun.

- Fine. I'm here to party.

- I'm not feeling so good.

- It's probably the purple rain

I slipped into your drink a while ago.

It's gonna be a trip.

Adeline French? You found her?

We found this on security

footage at an outdoor patio

at Gemini Beach Club

in the Virgin Islands.

Goby and the shrimp,

they bond as juveniles

and then they stay

together their entire lives.

Just like me and Jenn.

I wasn't that careful around Ro.

Let her find out a few things

that can lead her down a path.

- Set up a trap?

- Why not?

Surprise!

Congratulations, honey!

You don't have a hug for your old mama?

Wow

- Uh, Wazowski.

- Hey.

How'd you sleep?

Oh, I slept like absolute hell.

I just kept thinking about Ro, you know?

And Jenn, just on my

computer looking at our files.

How are you?

Honestly? I came to work

early to avoid my mom.

She's trying to help me plan my wedding.

I mean, where were you when

I needed someone to help

plan my high school graduation, Mom?

Thanks, no thanks.

Anyway, I can't think

about her right now,

- we have bigger fish to fry.

- Exactly.

We set a play, now we

just gotta follow through.

Yes.

- Detective Duff.

- I'm here too.

- Hi.

- Hi.

Your presence is

required in the boardroom.

What?

Don't worry, I'm coming too.

Surprise!

- Mom?

- Meet your wedding planner!

Mrs. Kelly Duff-Greene!

Oh my God, you are fierce,

I can feel the energy in those delts.

- Okay, who are you?

- He's my brother.

I met your mom outside

of your loft last night

and told her about Houston.

He's the best wedding

planner in the GTA.

GTA? b*tch, best wedding

planner in the O-N-T!

Maybe the whole entire C-A-N.

5 stars, 5 stars, 5 stars.

Look, look, we already

got the ball rolling,

we just need a few

minutes of your time

Are you serious?

to choose your favourite options!

Ma! I don't need a wedding planner.

I know you don't like planning,

but there is a lot to figure out!

Not right now! Especially

at my place of work!

Listen, uh, Houston, is it?

Uh, look, I really do

appreciate your job,

and really, your enthusiasm.

- But

- Butts are for slapping.

- Don't make me do it.

- What?

Guest list, dinner list, DJ, flowers!

You have got to be

kidding me! Stop it! Mom!

He's hilarious!

Could you imagine

growing up with this guy?

We had so much fun.

Just pick one of these. It's on me.

Contemporary tower or

Beautiful blooms?

No, no, no, Mom, I just

want to marry Nathan, okay?

We don't need a cake,

I don't even like cake.

Your mom is paying for

the cake, all right?

You just have to pick one!

Okay! Beautiful blooms.

Organic and casual just like the bride.

And, while you're at it, invitations!

Copperplate for the caps,

fragment core for the content.

No curves, no cursives, emails only,

no one is reading print anymore.

Christ on a cr*cker, you are hired!

See what I'm saying, Mom? We got this.

Look, I do appreciate

the gesture, but

If you touch me again, I'm

gonna put your butt in jail.

Jenn Diamante.

What do we have here?

Okay, no records, no arrests,

a few traffic violations.

Okay, let's see

Let's dig into that juvie

file. Possession, as*ault

I'll get the files sent

over from 82 Division.

Going through her financials,

uh, she was overextended

two years ago, but she's doing okay now.

Oh, wait, this is interesting.

- What? Tell me.

- Okay, she made

four large payments

to a numbered account.

Uh, could be a supplier,

another partner.

Could be paying herself,

hiding her drug money.

Okay

Guess who else has a youth record?

- Who?

- Ro Wells.

What?

Kelly!

What is go

What is

You're in a good mood.

I am. I'm engaged to you.

I wondered where you

were this morning, though.

What, early bird catching the worm?

Well, babe, we have a bit of a worm.

Okay

You want to fill me in

or should we wait for Naz?

Why don't we wait for Naz, he's

probably gonna call me soon,

- I think he's gonna call, he

- Sam.

Okay, you know what?

Let's bring this worm to observation.

It's quieter there.

Uh, meet you there in five.

After you change that outfit.

Okay. So this lawyer friend,

Ro, went into your work files,

got the name of our confidential

informant in order to what?

Protect her childhood

friend, Jenn Diamante.

Who may be the real mastermind

behind the purple rain empire.

Thing is, we don't

have much on Jenn yet,

just circumstantial stuff.

So we set a trap with a dummy file.

Now, the file says that while Jake

Mardy may have refused to testify,

we have a second informant

who's willing to cooperate

in the purple rain case

and testify for the crown.

We don't have a second informant.

Correct!

So how is this setting a trap?

Okay

We suggested an imaginary

informant, CI-1191,

who's being transported to a safe house

at 171 Locke Crescent.

Now, if we catch Jenn casing the joint,

we'll know specifically

she was trying to infiltrate

our investigation for her own benefit,

and then we're gonna have

enough evidence to what?

Oh, I don't know, take it upstairs.

So we're putting on a play?

- Yes, sir.

- I'm down with that.

Stay low until it's clear!

- Stay low!

- Ow!

- What are you doing?

- We're clear.

Whoa.

Oh, hold up.

I think this is the new me.

Are you done?

- Huh? Oh.

- Yeah. Okay.

We are going to be outside

watching if anyone wants

to pay our CI a visit, so

stay safe and stay alert.

But if they do, we're going to

Uh ugh.

Never mind. The ?

You're gonna go inside the safe

room. And then, you're gonna what?

You're gonna wait for instruction, okay?

Safe room. Call us. Wait for

- Look, don't worry.

- I'm a bit worried.

Oh, you don't have to worry.

I'm gonna guard him with my life.

I've never lost an informant yet.

Hey, you realize he's not

a real informant, right?

Take your glasses off. This

is Watts. He works at OCE.

Oh, I get ya.

It's cool. We're good.

I brought supplies.

No way. You brought everything?

You never know, brother. You never know.

Okay.

We're out of here.

Okay, lads, we've got

the day to ourselves

- so you know what that means.

- Yeah.

Yeah.

Finding Adeline French.

- Oh.

- That's

I think the red hoodie

business was very convincing

and I bet anybody watching

would have ate it up.

Ugh, geez, just the

smell of the greasepaint,

- the roar of the crowd.

- What are you on about?

Oh, sorry, I just

I was really thinking about my old days

at York collegiate improv troupe.

You know what we're gonna do?

We're gonna do a little bit

We're gonna do a little

bit of it. Are you ready?

Okay, here we go.

You're gonna love this.

Scene. Hello. How are you?

I would like to return this shirt

for a full refund, please.

- Then you say

- Oh okay.

Well, you just can't say

"okay", it's like, "yes, and "

Like, you gotta add to it,

you just can't say one word,

just do what I say, just try,

it'll be fun. Come on. Okay, ready?

And I'm gonna give you a

second chance. Here we go.

And scene.

Oh, hello, Sally. I can tell that 'cause

I can read your name tag on your shirt.

I would like to return this

shirt for a full refund, please.

Yes, and you can't return

the shirt because we have

- a 30-day return policy.

- 30-day return policy?

Oh, no, because I will be dead from

the flesh-eating

disease by then, my dear.

Then you don't need the shirt, okay?

Oh my God, you suck at this.

That's not what's supposed to happen

'cause you're ending the

improv, you keep adding to it

How about we deal with this right now?

What? Oh yeah.

Do you think Jenn will actually show up?

God, I hope so.

Let me call Naz again, loop him in.

Maybe Jake mentioned

something about Jenn to him.

That's a bad one.

Oh, man

Jake. What happened last

night? Did you get a nose-bleed?

Hoovering up too much purple rain?

Jake?

Jake!

Ugh!

Ah, Jake! What the

Jake?! Wake up!

Wake up!

Hey! Wake up!

Wake up!

Oh

Oh no Jake

I gave you too much

I gotta get this for posterity.

Hi, Nazeer! Off his head on purple rain.

Stop. Stop!

Don't! Don't!

Hey, Nathan, it's it's

me, uh, yeah, it's urgent.

Just call me back. Please.

Uh, hey, Kell, are you still planning

on getting married in a few weeks?

Of course. Why?

It's that some people,

and I'm not those people,

say that it's right around the corner,

so I'm just wondering why you think

you don't need a wedding planner.

What's to plan? I'm gonna marry Nathan.

- Yes. And

- And I don't want to deal

with all the checklists and

details, there's way too much.

- Okay, because

- Because, they make me feel overwhelmed.

Oh my God, did you just improv me?

Kell, look at me. This is not

about Nathan, right? Is it?

No, no, it's not about Nathan,

it's about all the details

and people and all the lists

and there's just too many choices.

Honestly honestly,

you know what I want?

I just want to I want to

I want an improv wedding. Yes.

Like, "will you marry me?"

Yes, and, um let's do it without a cake.

Yes, and I'mma buy that

fly, amazing dress that I saw

at Holt's the other day in the window.

Yes, and we don't need to

spend our hard-earned money

at some stupid venue, no,

let's just have it at a park

or in a backyard and have a fly playlist

and burgers and say I dos

and then get on a plane,

off to some beach somewhere.

That sounds amazing,

but did you think that you

could just improv all of that?

Absolutely.

Oh my God, this is Naz.

Hi. It's Sam. I mean, you know

that 'cause you called my phone.

Listen, can we just

forget about yesterday?

Okay, whoa, whoa, whoa, slow

down, slow down, slow down.

Oh my God, okay, Naz,

just take a breath.

I'm gonna get right to

you, I'm gonna bring Kell,

I'm gonna bring Nathan 'cause

you're gonna need a team.

Yup. It's gonna be okay.

It's gonna be okay.

We'll be right there.

- Naz is with Jake Mardy.

- Okay.

Jake Mardy's dead.

- Hey, hey!

- Sam, Sam! Don't touch him.

He's evidence.

I

Okay.

Naz. Buddy.

Did you clear the house?

Yeah.

Don't touch anything.

Don't move anything.

I'm gonna call this in to Ballard.

Naz

What happened?

I woke up. I went to the bathroom,

I tried washing this off,

he must have done it after I passed out.

Did you "pass out" pass out?

Yes. He, uh

He slipped purple rain into my beer.

I was in and out.

I came out and

He was just lying there.

I tried to help.

But, uh

Okay.

DSI team is en route.

You and me need to have a

talk before we're sequestered.

In there.

Look around, take pictures.

How long do you think he's been dead?

Um

I mean, I'm no pathologist,

but I'm thinking

I don't know, five, six hours?

Yeah.

Hey.

Badge? Cuffs? g*n?

All in the car.

I came as a friend.

If there's anything I need to

know, you gotta tell me now.

I I don't remember what happened.

How'd you know where he was?

From the video. I

recognized the wallpaper.

It's his grandma's old house.

I came to see him around

3 pm. I brought

beer, I wanted to find out

who put him up to taking

the fall in the video.

He didn't want to talk

about anything serious.

So we drank, played caps.

That's when I started

to feel a little weird.

And he said that he slipped

purple rain into my drink.

He was laughing his a*s off,

talking about, um, Panama, Ecuador,

he was gonna make a fresh start.

Did he talk about meeting anyone?

- Anybody come or go?

- I don't know

Last I remember, it was probably 9.

Did you all argue?

- Have a fight?

- Yes

I think.

What if it was me?

Nathan, I couldn't say it wasn't.

- I can't

- No, no, no.

You do not incriminate

yourself, you hear me?

Whatever you did or didn't do

we got your back.

No forced entry.

Means Jake probably knew

the person and let him in.

Any thoughts on this knife?

Yeah. I think it matches

the ones in there.

Wow. That was fast.

Guys!

I think they're here.

Well, well, well.

How many cops does it

take to change a lightbulb?

That was rhetorical, but

I think you get my point.

Hannah Cook, DSI. I'm gonna

assume you're the officer involved.

First class what are you

up to now, you saucy minx?

Go for Swallows.

- Left foot green.

- Okay.

There's no way

- Just try.

- Yeah.

Just try.

Absolutely, yeah.

We've got those covered here.

No sign of visitors yet.

Don't worry, Wazowski.

You do your thing.

We'll get back to you.

Ding you later, okay?

T, give us a spin.

Please?

Okay

Or join us.

- Right hand, red.

- What?!

- Here we go. Here we go.

- You can do it. Here we go.

One, two, three.

What do you think is

going to happen to Naz?

Naz will be fine. Jake

had a target on his back

the moment he put out that video.

DSI will figure that out.

In the meantime, let's figure out

who actually did k*ll Jake Mardy.

Hang on, hang on!

It's fine, I'm expecting

a sunbed for the backyard.

- Hi.

- Hey.

- What's going on?

- Look, it was so great for you

to come out last night.

Really appreciate it.

I think you left your jacket,

though, and we were driving around,

figured we'd just drop it off.

- That's not mine.

- No? Are you sure?

I thought I saw you

wearing this last night.

Oh, I'm sorry you went

to all the trouble.

Jenn, what the hell?!

We're in the middle of something!

Oh my gosh, is that Ro?

What? What's she doing here?

My God.

Women of the hour.

Scotch and soda, Ginny and tonic.

You two

Uh, I thought that

you were working today?

I am, I'm just doing it remotely.

- What are you guys doing here?

- Just returning jackets.

- Oh.

- It wasn't mine, but still

Very thoughtful.

So, you guys took off

into the night last night

and I didn't know if

I'd hear from you again.

I didn't think so either.

I got Jenn home at 11:30,

tried to get her to bed,

but then ding-dong here

- gets a second wind.

- Oh, what does that look like?

- Remington's, baby.

- The strip club?

- Yeah.

- And I made a fatal mistake

last night, I told my old

friend Ro here that I haven't had

any action in the past eight months,

- by choice, I might add.

- Which is unhygienic, frankly.

She needed to get her groove back

and if you are looking for groove

Valentino's your man.

Ow! Bow chicka bow bow.

I stayed till 4 am, insanity!

I blame you, you criminal reprobate.

- Ah, you loved it.

- Criminal reprobate!

He looks like a nice man.

So Valentino was

working here last night?

What about the photos I sent you?

Did you happen to see

either one of those women

there at your establishment last night?

Okay, yeah. Thanks.

Appreciate it.

Manager recognized both

Jenn and Ro's photos,

said they were there

till around 3:30 am.

Loud, proud, lots of

laps, lots of dances. Ugh.

I don't know, maybe she got

someone else to k*ll Jake?

Maybe they got Krish out of jail?

- Maybe he did it.

- Or Tuesday, for that matter.

All right. I appreciate it.

Oh, my buddy in DSI says

Hannah Cook's a shark.

No loyalty to police, she comes

from the attorney general's office.

Wait, she never worked homicide?

She's not a cop.

They put civilians in

DSI for this very reason.

Okay, that's all well and good,

but how is she supposed

to investigate a m*rder?

She's not a cop, she has no

interest in getting the context.

That's not even the worst part.

- What's the worst part?

- According to my buddy,

she's liking Naz for Jake's death.

Of course. I will

keep you posted, I'm

Yup. Yup. Oh, believe

me, I get it, I'm

Yeah. Understood.

Well, this is a sh*t show.

I told Detective Nazeer

to stay away from Jake

Mardy, right? He didn't.

Here we are, he's in DSI

holding up in Mississauga

and you folks are all standing

there with a collective look

of outrage on your

adorable, loyal faces.

Please, tell me what

you'd like me to say?

Hannah Cook isn't a cop,

she's not even in homicide.

She's as smart as any one of

us, from what I hear. Next.

We know more about Jake Mardy,

we know who might be targeting him.

I will pass that along.

DS Greene, anything to add?

Yes. Naz is our friend.

We cannot just sit here doing nothing.

Oh, no, no, no.

That is exactly what

you are going to do.

We have to trust the system,

exhibit zero conflict of interest.

We cannot be seen to be meddling.

Am I clear? You do not pass go!

You do not collect $200,

you stand right there on Baltic Avenue

until I hand you back the dice.

While Naz goes straight to jail.

I was already regretting

my metaphor, however,

I think you probably get my drift.

All right. Work on purple rain

from a new angle, if you want,

just please stay away

from Jake Mardy's death.

I will be up in DSI all day.

I will keep you posted.

Well, she did say we

could work on purple rain.

So let's work on purple rain.

I got your message.

- Is Naz okay?

- Naz is okay, he's in shock.

They have him up at DSI right now.

Uh, we should warn you,

we've been instructed

to stay away from this, by Ballard.

Conflict of interest and whatnot.

Whatever. We're in.

- Right, Dack?

- Yes. 100%. 90.

85, really.

Brothers in blue, am I right?

Code beyond blood, beyond words.

A code beyond identity

All right, wrap it up, d*ck Dack.

- Let's what are the facts?

- Okay, everything we know is on this board.

We don't know much.

Well, we got what we could get.

We only had 10 minutes

before DSI showed up.

That's not what I mean.

Well, it's what I mean,

but the methodology

in homicide, we don't use

a board, we use a book.

A book is discreet, you

can put the pages in,

- you can take the pages

- Okay, we don't have a book,

we have a board. You wanna turn around,

see what you see and

tell us please? Thank you.

Okay, so what was the time of death?

Uh, somewhere between 9 and 4 am.

That's approximate,

but it's our best guess.

And who was the last person

to see Jake Mardy alive?

I mean, besides Naz, obviously.

We have no idea.

- Hey.

- If it was in a book,

- you might have it in your

- Hey.

How do you investigate a m*rder

when you don't have all the facts?

No forensic intelligence,

no autopsy reports,

- no other suspects.

- Oh, no, no.

We have other suspects. Show him.

Let me see them.

Jenn Diamante.

Diamante, probably Italian

from the province of Cosenza

in Calabria. Is she swarthy?

Is she swarthy?

I I don't know what that means.

Krish Kharche,

distributor of purple rain.

And Tuesday Frank, uh,

maker of purple rain,

both of whom, we believe,

are working with Jenn

and both of whom were arrested

based on Jake's intelligence.

Nothing drug dealers

hate more than a snitch.

And then, we have Yolanda

Pesci, she's the girlfriend

of Jake Mardy, probably

holds a grudge 'cause

she's really pissed that

she was dragged into it,

so it could be a crime of

passion, but we don't know.

I think we're forgetting someone.

Who?

- Detective Taai Nazeer.

- I don't think so.

He's young, he's dumb

and he's full of

What?

- Vim and vinegar.

- It's vigour.

Vigour and purple rain,

betrayed by a high school

bestie, furious the case isn't his.

Okay, can you look at me for a second?

It's not Naz.

Well, it's staying up

there because we are going

to leave no stone unturned, am I right?

- Naz didn't do it.

- Well, it's staying up there.

It's staying up there. We know

that Naz didn't do it, okay?

Let's get started now,

okay? Let's check alibis.

Dack, pay attention. You take Tuesday,

I can take Krish, you guys take Yolanda.

And I will run point from here.

If you need any digging done,

- call it in.

- Perfect.

All right.

How are your shoes, Detective?

- What?

- Your shoes,

I keep telling them, those

plimsolls they hand out,

they have literally no

support. You might as well

be wearing a piece of paper.

I like to change my shoes.

Midday. It gives my feet a fresh start

and a change is as good

as a rest, am I right?

Oh, yeah.

All right, let's get started.

Hannah Cook, DSI.

It is 1:23 pm and I am

with Detective Taai Nazeer.

Okay, I have reviewed your statement

and I have a few questions.

Jake Mardy, he threw

your big drug squad case

by confessing, correct?

Yeah, falsely confessing.

Mm, must have been frustrating.

Yeah. It was.

He was scared. I mean, he didn't

want to go into witness protection,

so someone must have threatened him

or bribed him to take the fall.

- You two were friends, right?

- Back in high school.

I hadn't seen him in 20 years.

How much did you drink

last night, Detective?

- More than I should have.

- You want to take a guess?

Maybe six or seven beers.

He didn't want to talk,

he was more into partying.

- Any drugs?

- No. Of course not.

But you read my statement, so you

know that he slipped me purple rain.

Ah, I wasn't familiar with that

particular drug until today, actually.

So you know what I did? I

went to your notes, Detective.

Uh "May 29th "

Etcetera, etcetera, etcetera

"Subjects were excessively violent,

irrational and showing signs

of superhuman strength."

"June 10th, subject was manic,

sweating, destructive and incoherent.

Takedown ended when

subject went into seizure."

It must have been quite

the party last night.

Uh, I don't know, I, uh

I don't remember. I was pretty

messed up, so it's all, um

It's all just a little bit foggy.

Would you care for some water?

Gloria. Good to see you again.

Sorry about the circumstances.

Me too. Detective Nazeer is good police.

I'm sure we're gonna be able

to clear this up shortly.

He was on schedule-A narcotics,

- he doesn't know what happened.

- He was slipped narcotics,

he wasn't on them. And

Jake Mardy was an old friend

from way back. I mean,

honestly, he must be traumatized.

- Can you imagine?

- Not really.

I'm not big on imagination,

it's why I'm good at this job.

Oh, well then, we'll have

to get you some more facts

because right now this is

entirely circumstantial.

I certainly hope so. Believe it or not,

I don't particularly like

arresting police officers.

- Oh.

- But my team's on it now,

they're working with homicide.

And if there are any

other explanations, Gloria,

I am all ears.

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- Ladies!

- Yolanda.

So good to see you again.

If you're not buying, you're not trying.

- Where were you last night?

- None of your business. Why?

Ooh, I think it is a bit of our business

because we're tying

up a few loose threads

in the purple rain case.

Which I have nothing to do with.

Anyway, last night, I was

hosting a Nutriderma home party

at my friend Amber's, you

can call her if you want.

- Okay. Sure. We will.

Uh, when's the last time

- that you saw Jake?

- I haven't see him in weeks.

He's called a few times, but I

am trying to make a fresh start,

I didn't want to get

tangled up with him again.

What do you know about The Prince?

Tuesday Frank, Jenn Diamante,

do those names ring a bell?

No. I stayed way out of all that stuff

and it's a good thing too

now that I am an official

Hydra-Nutriderma rep.

Did you know that Jake was

planning to leave the country?

No. Why would he leave the country?

What is going on?

Is Jake all right?

Uh, Yolanda, we're gonna have

to speak to you in private.

Said she was with a friend last night.

We'll confirm it, but guys,

she seemed genuinely upset.

What about you guys?

Krish hopped on a flight

yesterday to Cabo, 4 pm.

- Airline confirms it.

- Okay, great.

- How about Tuesday?

- Ah, Tuesday,

the underappreciated genius, the chemist

living in the mobile vehicle.

They is very interesting to me.

- They is?

- They is indeed.

And Tuesday spent the night in prison.

They were released yesterday.

They were, and then Tuesday

punched a guard in the face

on the way out of the clink,

so they has an alibi.

Am I saying that right?

- So we've hit a dead end?

- No such thing.

- Oh my God.

- The end is just the beginning.

It's always darkness before the dawn.

- You look harder.

- Okay, we will look harder.

- Oh my gosh.

- What?

Oh, is that the I need my

glasses, I need my glasses.

Move, move, move. My

glasses. My glasses.

Look, come look, come see

this please, come see this.

Look! Can you see that?

- I don't

- You can't see it? No?

Here, try these. I just wanna

see what they look like

I wanna see what they look like on you.

I bet you look really nice

in glasses. I don't know,

I know you don't need

them, go. What do you see?

God. Oh.

- Oh.

- Yeah?

- Good God.

- Yes!

- Good God.

- What?

That is Hydro-Nutriderma.

Yolanda.

Maybe she was there.

Okay, yes, I went to see Jake

last night, but he was fine.

I mean, he was high as

a kite, but he was fine,

- he was alive.

- So you lied to us?

It was none of your business.

Jake called me yesterday asking to meet.

He was talking about Ecuador

and Chile and a bag full of money

he was getting from someone

as a thank you for something.

Would I come? Drop everything?

Leave my entire life behind?

So, after the home party, Amber drove

me out to this falling down house

in Markham to say goodbye.

I brought her with me

to make sure I didn't run off with him.

He was so messed up when we got there,

I only stayed for like ten minutes.

What time did you get there?

I don't know, maybe like 9:30.

- Did you argue?

- No!

There was nothing to argue about.

I called him a cosmic screw up,

and then Amber pulled me out of there.

She made me stay over at her house

so that I wouldn't change my mind.

Did you see anyone else there?

Did you go into any of the other rooms?

No. No, it was just us.

I mean, I didn't like,

search the place, no.

You said Jake mentioned

something about, uh,

getting a bag of money from someone.

- Did he have it yet?

- No.

He said it was coming later.

Did he say who was bringing it?

Who offered it to him?

No! He seemed excited, nervous.

He was so lit, he really

wasn't making any sense.

What do you mean? What did he say?

The p*stol shrimp is

coming, the p*stol shrimp

will k*ll me if I talk.

You see what I mean?

- He wasn't making sense!

- Shrimpy!

Indeed.

You've had better days.

Sorry about your friend.

I should have started with that.

Uh, no prints on the knife, by the way.

They were wiped off.

I don't know, is that good?

That's neither here nor

there. The thing is

I'm not sure you're telling me

there whole truth here, Detective.

What do you mean?

Do you mind if I show you something?

Okay, let's get started.

I gotta get this for posterity.

We found this on an old

camcorder in the living room.

Taai Nazeer off his head on purple rain.

Stop. Stop!

Your cop pals are gonna love it.

I will k*ll you!

Yeah, let's fast-forward.

Yeah.

What are you doing? Stop.

Oh my God, bro, it's so funny.

Get off of me, man.

Ugh. You're such an as*h*le.

Don't be such a p*ssy, man.

Come on.

Oh Jake you know what, Jake?

Ow!

Get off of me.

Why are you such a d*ck?

Ow!

Are you crazy, man?

Yeah, I'm crazy!

- Okay, I'll turn it off!

- Turn it off!

Sounds like you hit

him, wouldn't you say?

I was mad he was filming me. I

- I would never.

- Ah. Hard to say

what you'd never do when you're

on a drug you've never done.

Apparently, Jake was

getting a bag of money

from someone late last night,

- a thank you for taking the fall.

- Yeah, and we believe

p*stol shrimp gave him the bag of money

and k*lled him 'cause he talked.

Jenn Diamante, she has a p*stol

shrimp on her left shoulder.

So, this this lady's

not only supplying

the chemicals for the

drugs, she is the kingpin,

- the top of the food chain!

- Yes. Top. Tippity. Top. Tip.

- Uh

- Hi.

We were, um

I don't know how I

could have been clearer.

You were not to investigate this death.

Did I stutter? Did did my

metaphor fly over your heads?

What could I have possibly

done to have been clearer?

Nothing.

There is literally

nothing you could have said

that would have stopped us.

- Oh my

- Gloria, we're a team.

And we would have done the

exact same thing for you.

Well, you wouldn't have had to

Because I wouldn't have

gone to see a disgraced CI.

I-I wouldn't have drank six

beers laced with purple rain.

I wouldn't have fought

with my old friend, on tape,

and threatened to k*ll him.

They're charging Naz

With second-degree m*rder.

They must have been

chasing after the hordes.

Stop, stop, it's too scary.

- Wow, that took a lot of a*mo.

- Yeah.

Oh. Oh yeah, you're gonna

serve me well, my friend.

Nice.

Aw, good one. Yeah.

Ooh, I think I could be a zombie k*ller

if we ever get to the apocalypse.

This is better than a real g*n.

Yeah, I know, right?

Guys, I got next.

We haven't been attacked in too long.

I know. Whoa, do you see that?

- What?

- Right there, to your left

Oh, my God!

Ooh. Oh.

We have been working

the purple rain case,

just like you said, and

we believe it is connected

- to Jake's m*rder.

- Okay.

And we think Tuesday's

been making this purple rain

with a woman named Jenn Diamante.

The same Jenn Diamante I

met last night at your party

with the who owns the fish store?

Yeah, one and the same. We

believe Jenn is providing

the chemicals and the

funding and making the deals.

Tuesday's just making the drugs.

Okay. Hold on. Back up.

Boss, we followed the chemicals.

Jenn's been buying a crap ton of

potassium and permanganic acid,

both are a signature

element in purple rain.

Yeah, and then we followed

the finances, and Jenn

made four huge payments to a shell

company in the past three months.

Then we followed the history.

Jenn and her best friend Ro

Wells both have juvie records

for possession, intent to

sell, as*ault, you name it.

These women were career

criminals at 16 years old.

Wait, wait. Ro Wells the defence lawyer,

works are your husband's

firm? I thought she was

- Was she not your friend?

- Yeah, so did I.

I really thought she was, and then

She had access to my home computer.

- She what?

- We believe that happened

when I was off with my concussion.

But we know that

Tuesday's lawyer is the one

who figured out the identity

of our confidential informant.

Well, that blew up our whole case.

We think it was Ro Wells.

And this is how it connects

to Jake and his death.

It's Swallows. Hey.

Okay. Okay, don't move,

we'll be right there.

Commander, we got a situation.

I'm sorry, we got soft.

Nothing had happened all day.

Okay, did you pull all

the security footage?

Yes. Swallows is on that right now.

Okay, let's go.

- You think he's out?

- Definitely.

50,000 volts will do it.

Did you spot any eyes

on us when we bagged him?

No witnesses, but there

were a lot of windows,

cars, apartments. You never know.

How far are we out?

30 minutes.

Don't take the Garden, man.

You think the Lakeshore's any better?

When we're done with him,

you're gonna wipe the car for prints.

Send it to the scrapyard.

I don't want any trace of us in here.

Commander, are you

seeing what we're seeing?

Yes, I'm afraid I am.

These guys are not messing around.

They're organized, highly trained.

Jenn and Ro were the only

ones that knew the location

of the fake safe house.

Whatever g*ng they're working with,

they got some serious firepower.

We gotta find out who and fast,

if we're ever gonna get

Watts back in one piece.

God, do we think he's even still alive?

Don't answer that, I'm calling Shanks,

I'm calling ETF, I'm about to

pull every single fire alarm

we have in this place.

Hold on, Commander!

Watts?!

Hey, what's going on?

Watts. He's back.

He's a little banged

up, but he's back.

- Boss, are you still there?

- I am.

- So what do you say?

- I say I'm in.

Let's get these b*tches.