instrumental music]
(female narrator) Previously on "Third Watch.."
(Cruz) Say it. You drew and tried to stab me.
You shot a handcuffed prisoner.
(male #1) 'Officer Yokas, your partner is never going back to work.'
Your husband is filing for divorce. You've been served.
Downtown's promoting you to detective.
- Excuse me? - Don't tell about corruption.
We're trying to make things right, and if getting the really
bad people off the street means I got to fudge the truth
a little bit, every once in a while I can live with that.
- Who the hell are you? - 2:45 is when you gotta report.
Your new boss.
How do you know he's a plant?
Someone called me anonymously and said there was a rat
in the house and to watch my back.
What do you got?
[sighs] Nothing.
[Godsmack singing "Running Blind"]
[music continues]
♪ Can't find the answers ♪
♪ I've been crawling on my knees ♪
♪ Looking for anything ♪
♪ To keep me from drowning ♪
♪ Promises have been turned to lies ♪
♪ Can't even be honest inside ♪
♪ Now I'm running backwards ♪
♪ Watching my life wave me goodbye ♪
♪ I'm running blind ♪
♪ Somebody help me see I'm running blind.. ♪♪
[instrumental music]
[telephone ringing]
- Hello? - Hey, uh, Faith.
- It's-it's Sasha Monroe. - Hi.
(Monroe) 'Look, sorry to bother you at home. I just--'
Oh, no, you're not bothering me.
I was just, uh, doing some chores.
Oh, God, me too. I have a whole list.
Look, I-I was just wondering if maybe
you wanted to try and get together
and have some lunch before work today.
(Yokas) 'Oh, I'm not working today.'
I got that promotion later at one PP.
Okay, well I was just thinking
I don't know, with everything that's been going on
that maybe you need a little company or something.
'No, I'm all set, thanks.'
Okay, well, good. I'm..
Good. I'm glad to hear that. I..
Okay well, I-I guess I'll, uh.. I guess I'll see ya later.
Okay, great. I'll see ya later.
Sasha, thanks for calling.
You're-you're welcome, Faith.
[sighs]
[telephone ringing]
- Hello? - 'Detective Monroe.'
Captain Finney.
You were supposed to call me an hour ago.
Uh, yes, I-I was just getting ready to call you.
(Finney) 'Have you arranged to meet with Detective Yokas?'
I tried, but she isn't working today.
'You need to try harder, Monroe.'
'The only way to get to Cruz'
'is through Detective Yokas.'
I understand that, sir, but I-I can't insist.
I mean, if-if she isn't working, she isn't working.
'I do not want excuses. I want results.'
- Yeah. Yes, sir. - 'She is dangerous.'
- Yes, sir. Yes, sir. - 'And I want her.'
I will be on it.
[sighs]
Alright, update on Boscorelli.
He's still in the coma, but they're moving him
out of Intensive Care, to a more private room
so stop by if you can.
'Sullivan and Monroe. 5-5 Charlie. 1,900 meal.'
'Davis, you'll be in 5-5 David with a brand new'
probationary patrolman fresh out of the academy.
- A rookie, seriously? - Oh.
After the fine homicide arrest you made the other day
I'm making you a field training officer.
Ah, I've been with a rookie. Perks are not worth it.
It was no picnic for me, either.
- I didn't get any perks. - Hey.
I gave you a million dollars
worth of law enforcement knowledge.
Right. "We're solving problems." That's genius.
Alright, enough. Enough.
'The new officer's name is Brendan Finney.'
Finney? He's gonna have a bitch of a time with that name.
The only other Finney on the job I know
is that filthy rat bastard captain from IAB.
Sully.
This guy's the dirtiest cop I know.
Now he's the one that's investigating all of us?
'Sullivan!'
This is Probationary Officer Finney.
'Captain Finney's son.'
You got to be kidding me.
[theme music]
[music continues]
- You can't do this. - I'm not getting into this--
- You know what happened. - I've heard rumors.
You can't put them together.
Well, I sure as hell can't put him with you.
And Yokas just got promoted.
Now, regardless of what happened between their fathers
fifteen years ago, I have to put the kid with Davis.
Why can't you put him with Monroe?
Because downtown doesn't want him with Monroe.
- Downtown? - The IAB captain has pull.
If he's got so much pull, then why is his kid here
and not in Midtown Manhattan?
Well, why don't you ask his father that?
And what's his problem with Monroe, anyway?
Someone has a problem with me?
Uh...wait for me in the car.
No, you think I'm gonna go wait in the car after that?
Who has a problem with me?
- Not now, Monroe. - Alright, both of you.
On patrol.
Them together is a very bad idea.
[siren wailing]
Let me see your patrol guide.
What are you doing?
You always wanna check the back of the RMP
just in case something got left behind.
Like a weapon or something.
Our call sign is 5-5 David. You gotta handle the radio.
At first, it's gonna seem like you can't really understand
what they're saying.
But, uh, eventually you'll start to get it.
Well, I'd like to drive.
I'm sure you would.
PPOs don't drive.
I will...let you do all the paper work generated
by our unit, until I feel you've earned the right to drive.
How about that?
Is it true?
Is what true?
What he said about my dad.
I mean, is he really that kind of cop?
Is he really dirty? Corrupt?
[sighs] Look, dirty..
That could just mean, you know, he skates around procedure
or he doesn't..
...doesn't always do things by the book.
It's not a bad thing.
I spent my whole life believing in him.
I thought he was a great cop.
A hero.
He's the whole reason I came on the job.
- If it's all been a lie-- - Look.
Man, trust me, you're gonna have to..
What your father is, or isn't, is..
You can't really judge someone
and-and-and everyone's
got their own opinion.
So..
You wanna drive?
Excuse me?
You drive today.
- Can I? - Yeah, sure.
You're still doing all the paperwork.
- Thanks, Davis. - Yeah.
Alright, got some rules.
There's no emergency responses.
That means no lights, no sirens unless I say they go on.
You don't decide where we go. I tell you.
And if we get something in progress
we stop, and I take over.
You got it?
You really think I give a damn
what you people think of my father?
What?
Hold on.
(Davis) 'Hey, hey, hey.'
Did they say how long it would take
for the replacement medic to get here?
They're calling around, trying to get someone
to take a double shift.
Kim quit a week ago, nothing like
waiting until the last minute.
They're short, they're short.
- Grace, which sign are you? - I don't know.
Everyone knows what sign they are.
Okay, how about...I don't care?
'I'll read you your horoscope.'
Or not.
- I'm a Virgo. - I know.
A Lover.
(Jenny) 'Virgo is the virgin.'
I knew it had something to do with sex.
- What's it say about me? - Um..
(Jenny) '"Jupiter is lining up with Mars'
"so, now is the time for Virgo
to look for a love-work relationship."
You hear that, Grace?
Yeah, it'll take a hell of a lot more than two planets lining up.
(woman on radio) 'Boy 5-5-3, man with chest pains and shortness of breath..'
- No, no. No! - Uh, this is Adam.
Boy's gonna be down at the station
waiting for a replacement medic, we'll handle that.
1-6-5 Clarence, two to three.
I'm not even gonna get on you
for volunteering for a job without asking me.
You know why?
Because Jupiter is aligned with Mars.
Tsk.
[no audio]
Can't fight it, Grace.
'It's destiny.'
I ever get to know what the hell we're going here?
Waiting for someone.
That part I guessed.
Actually, they're friends of yours.
I don't have any friends.
That's a shocker.
- Who are we waiting for? - Anti-crime officer.
Gary Yoshimura.
Yoshi?
You have a little business with him, no?
- He's coming here? - His family is.
You've been going at it all wrong.
- Oh, really? - Yeah.
You're going to all his hangouts
contacting anyone he might know.
- And that's wrong? - The guy is a cop.
You can't work from the standard playbook.
Well, so then, what's..
What's this?
This, this is his children's pediatrician's office.
(Cruz) 'How'd you know that?'
Department medical insurance records
list all payments that the plan makes.
I contacted his pediatrician.
Asked them if they'd be so kind as to let me know
the next time the Yoshimuras make an appointment.
- And they did? - This morning.
One of the poor little Yoshi tykes has got an ear infection.
'They got a 4 o'clock visit.'
I can't believe they told you that.
'They do a lot of business with the city, Cruz.'
Now, they don't have to give me anything confidential.
And I don't have to tell the PD that they weren't helpful.
Damn.
'Going right at a guy isn't gonna flush him out.'
You find his family
eventually, they'll lead you right to him.
(Carlos) 'Just get your stars analyzed'
and a psychic is the first job you get.
It's a little creepy, huh?
There was definitely something creepy about today.
Hello, sir, how are you doing?
- He didn't pay yet. - I can't breathe.
Alright, we'll take care of you.
Start me a mask and O2.
Do you have any chest pains, sir?
- I did, but they're gone now. - He didn't pay.
Yeah, I heard you the first time.
- What about asthma? - No.
BP and pulse look good.
You probably just hyperventilated.
- What happened? - I spoke to my wife.
Actually, she spoke through me from the other side.
I was a conduit.
- Your wife's dead? - Two years.
And he hasn't paid for the contact yet.
She was so mad that I gained weight.
- She was fairly angry. - But I lost weight.
It's kinda like TV. The hereafter can add ten pounds.
You scared this guy into hyperventilating?
I can't control how a message
from the spirit world affects someone.
Slow, deep breaths. Can you can get yourself onto the gurney?
I need to go to the hospital?
(Grace) 'Chest pains can be pretty serious.'
Well, get the money from his pockets.
Well, when you almost kill someone
I think you forfeit your fee.
- Yeah, but that's-- - No money!
(Carlos) 'Okay. Easy, okay.'
Blahmeanotam eeka, shortirah mahn!
What's that supposed to mean?
I'll remove the curse for $100.
You cursed me?
You know what? I got your curse right here, lady.
(Grace) 'Carlos!'
Pleonta eba smatt!
Oh, man. You're screwed.
You talked to me like I was a kid back then.
I'm sorry, but I want Davis away from that little bastard.
You don't even know the guy.
- Knowing his father was enough. - 'The IAB captain?'
You don't think IAB can be a good thing sometimes?
Dirty cops give us all a bad name.
C.T. Finney is scum.
And anyone or anything that touches him is scum.
You got a problem with that, I can drop you off
back at the station.
(woman on radio) 'Unit to back, 5-5 Charlie. Possible shots fired.'
'Mott and Canal street.'
Mott and Canal central, 10-4.
I just don't think it's fair that you
drop everything on the son's doorstep.
- What do you got on your side? - Listen, I'm not taking sides.
Your side of the car. The intersection.
'How does it look? Is it clear?'
It's fine from here.
[tires screeching]
[sighs]
- Was that just Finney? - Son of a bitch!
[firecrackers crackling]
[siren wailing]
Wait a minute, hold on. Everybody show me your hands.
- Hands. - Finney. Finney.
It's firecrackers.
(Davis) 'It's firecrackers.'
It's a wedding.
You gonna shoot that little boy
or are you gonna put your gun away?
5-5 David to Central. No further units needed.
No shots fired.
Sorry, we had a shots-fired call.
What the hell was that?
- What? - You damn near killed us.
(Finney) 'How?'
Did you see us at the intersection back there?
- We had a shots-fired call. - We had a shots-fired call!
Look, no one needs to know we got to your job ahead of you.
It's handled.
You can go back to reading the paper or drinking coffee.
Whatever it is you old-timers..
Hey, hey, hey. Hey, hey, hey.
- You little son of a bitch. - Sully, leave it!
Do this punk a favor, Davis, and get him out of my face.
Sullivan, my father said to say hello.
Get back in your RMP, Finney.
Get back in the car.
I'm sorry. No, it was me. It's my fault. I'm sorry, alright?
I'm sorry, sorry.
Oh, you're kidding me.
Guy needs to lighten up some.
- Give me the keys. - What?
Finney, give me the damn keys.
Come on, man, I'm driving.
I'm your field training officer.
That means I evaluate you at the end of each day.
So far, you've run another RMP off the road
you've pointed a gun at a ten year old
and you've completely disrespected a superior officer.
I would suggest you adjust your attitude
and start listening to me, or your career
is gonna be over before it starts.
I don't give a damn who your daddy is.
Give me the keys.
(Yokas) 'Hey, Fred, can I talk to you for a minute?'
Here?
I don't have any other way to contact you.
You have my lawyer's phone number.
Fred, come on, what, I got to call your lawyer?
- You shouldn't be here. - Well, I'm not here to fight.
What do you want?
I got promoted to detective.
So, it means, uh, better hours and-and, uh
more pay.
You came here to tell me that?
Well, I can spend more time with the kids now.
We're way past that now.
Okay, Fred, um..
...tonight's the ceremony.
And it's kind of a big deal.
And I-I know it's short notice
but I'd really love it if the kids could come.
- I'll ask them. - Okay.
If-if Charlie could wear the shirt and tie
that Aunt Mary gave him and, uh, I would love it
if Emily would wear a dress.
'I know that she'll probably fight you on it'
but, um, just no jeans.
And it's at 8 o' clock at One Police Plaza.
And these things fill up really fast
so if they could get there a little early
and then I'll just take them out for pizza afterwards.
I said I'll ask them.
If they want to come, I'll drop them off.
I got to go.
Is that her?
In the car?
My lawyer says you're not supposed to come
to my work like this.
I don't want to complain, but I will.
Curse?
What are we, living in the Middle Ages?
I don't know.
What?
When I was a kid, there was a Santeria priestess on our block.
- And? - One day she cursed Mr. Carson.
He owned this little grocery store on Bowery.
And now you're going to tell me that he died, or something?
- No. He didn't die. - Because curses are bogus.
He used to make his own sausages.
Let's just say meat grinders and human hands don't mix.
Are you serious?
All the way to the elbow. It wasn't pretty.
That wasn't because of some curse.
You're probably right.
I guess.
- You're going to die. - What?
Can I have a dollar?
[firecrackers crackling]
It's beautiful, isn't it? The way they celebrate weddings?
He's just like his father.
Why would they send him here?
Why not?
His father's got clout. He knows I'm still here.
Why would he want his kid around that?
What is it with you and his father, anyway?
History. A lot of it, all bad.
[gunshots]
- Those aren't firecrackers. - No way.
[speaking in Chinese]
Excuse me. Excuse me.
- Anyone speak English? - Anybody speak English?
What happened? You speak English?
(Monroe) 'Oh, God.'
[speaking in Chinese]
- I got it. - 5-5 Charlie, Central.
We have shots fired at Canal and Mott.
My partner is on foot pursuit of the perp.
We've got a female shot, Central.
We need a bus forthwith.
[instrumental music]
[door opens]
Stop! Police!
[gunshot]
Additional shots being fired.
10-13. I do not have a visual on my partner.
You, listen to me. Hey! Put your hands here.
Hold this, hold this and keep the pressure on, alright?
Oh, please, help me. Help me.
Honey, it's okay. Help's on the way.
(woman on radio) 'Units responding to Mott and Canal, identify.'
Tell them we're going.
5-5 David is rolling on the shooting.
This time, you hold on.
Oh, yeah!
[tires screeching]
That shots fired over on Mott.
Yeah, we got to wait for this family--
There'll be other appointments. Let's move.
[tires screeching]
[instrumental music]
This is 5-5 Charlie to Central.
Perp is now on a motorcycle headed west on Canal.
'Notify Port Authority.'
They may be headed for the Holland Tunnel.
- What are you doing? - You heard the message.
We're still going, right?
If Sullivan needed more help, he would have said so.
♪ The world could be so very fine ♪
♪ So happy together ♪
- We have to go, man. - Finney, shut up.
But the shooter's somewhere over there.
We'll look for them.. He's on a motorcycle.
He could be anyplace.
He could be right here in this sector
a sector that you and I are responsible for.
Did they not teach you that in the academy?
I know how this works. I grew up around this, remember?
Oh you grew up. What, you think you're a grown-up?
I see no indication of that.
Not doing our job is a sign of maturity?
Somewhere along the line, you got the idea that we just do
'whatever the hell we want to do out here.'
We don't pick the day.
The day picks us.
[scoffs]
That's such old-timer bull.
I swear, Finney, If you don't shut your mouth..
You have to be aggressive.
Nothing ever happens right in front of you.
♪ ...for all my life ♪
♪ When you're with me baby the skies will be blue ♪
♪ For all my life ♪♪
(man on radio) 'This is KZYR from New York'
'bringing you music from the past..'
Hello?
Aw, damn.
Relax, miss, okay?
- Doctor. - What?
- I'm a doctor. - Alright.
'We're going to get you out of there, doctor.'
Just stay calm. 5-5 David to Central.
I've got an accident at 108 and Van Owen.
I need an ambulance and a rescue.
I have a woman trapped.
It's alright, try not to move.
I'll check the other cars.
BP 150/100. Pulse is 120.
We started a saline drip.
- 'ETA, six minutes.' - What happened?
Who are you?
Lieutenant Miller.
Oh, yeah, the press conference guy.
I thought you were a detective in Brooklyn.
He's on a special project.
How much do you need to know about me
before you answer my question?
All I know for sure is that somebody wearing a hood
'came into the middle of a wedding'
and shot the bride.
- The bride? - I chased the guy outback.
A bunch of motorbikes scooped him up.
He got away before I could get a good look at him.
Crotch rockets.
- Sounds like the Dragons. - Anyone see anything?
We weren't able to interview everyone.
There was a language barrier.
Listen, I know about the Dragons--
Get on the radio and get us a Chinese translator
'to meet us at the hospital ASAP.'
'Then start collecting names.'
'I want everyone that was in there'
identified and interviewed.
Can you show me the last place you saw the guy?
Yes, sir, right out back.
I'll help you get the rest of the names.
- Thanks. - No problem.
Don't go slow.
[tires screeching]
(male #2) 'Hey pal, wake up.'
(Grace) 'Let's go!'
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
I can't reach the radio.
It's alright. Try not to move, okay?
Can you come in here?
Ma'am?
Can you come inside, please?
Okay.
Okay, we're going to get you out of here real soon, okay?
Can you turn the radio off, please?
- Yeah. - Thank you.
Alright, try not to move now, okay?
- What's your name? - 'Brendan.'
Look, the rescue trucks and ambulances are coming.
I need my bag from the back seat.
They'll be here soon.
I need you to find my handbag.
We can find it after we get you out of here, okay?
- It's a brown leather bag. - Ma'am--
Please, Brendan, it's important.
Okay. Okay, I see it.
Now just keep still, okay?
- Alright. - There's a book inside.
- A book? - A paperback.
'There's a pen as well.'
Alright, I have it.
- Ma'am? - Open the first page.
- And write this down for me. - Ma'am?
Please, Brendan, I don't have much time.
My legs and my torso are crushed. When I'm move--
They can help you.
- No, Brendan. - Let me just call them.
No one can help me. I'm a doctor, I know.
It missed me by not even an inch.
You almost got hit by a cab in New York?
My God, what are the chances?
What about that bum, huh?
He wanted a dollar.
No, he said I was going to die.
I didn't hear that.
Then you weren't listening, Grace.
You're overreacting, Carlos.
Am I? Really?
Telephone?
- Yes. - Okay, what's that number?
Yes.
Okay, thank you. That's all we need.
- Thank you. - "Thank you", he knows.
Well, it's more than I can say in Chinese.
[laughs] You've got a point. So how you doing?
Are you alright with, uh, Miller taking over your team?
Temporary. Speed bump.
You still think he's IAB?
Well, I mean, it's kind of a coincidence he shows up
right after Mann on the roof.
You don't have anything to worry about with that, do you?
What-what do you mean?
I mean, you-you did everything on the up and up, right?
Well, yeah, I mean, Yokas made detective behind it.
Right, she gets a gold shield, you get an IAB shadow.
Welcome to my life.
Sullivan is sitting on tracks
from a couple of bikes out there.
Do we got crime scene here yet?
I don't think anyone even ordered it up yet.
Do you need to be told everything?
Look, you're wasting your time.
I'm telling you if you let me talk--
Sergeant...Sergeant Cruz, get 'em over here, right now.
- Okay. - I'm sorry to make you do this.
I-I need you to write this for me.
Alright. What do you want me to write?
I leave everything to my husband, Dr. Chris Hanson.
The house willed to me by my parents
all my savings and my stocks
including my pension from Beth Israel.
There's also a savings account
he doesn't know about in Beth Israel Credit Union.
I was gonna surprise him with a trip to Australia.
He always wanted..
There's $10,000 in there.
This really isn't necessary.
I need you to sign it, Brendan, as a witness.
[sobbing]
I also.. I have a daughter.
I want you to tell her, there's nothing she can't do.
There's nothing she can't achieve.
Well, look, they're here. They're here!
'Now, you can tell her yourself, okay?'
You tell her I love her
more than anything else in this world.
Promise me.
Alright.
Okay, if you can't tell her yourself, I promise.
I'll tell her.
You got the jaws, Tommy?
Hanratty's getting them.
- They're here. - Hey, PD...get out of there.
'Step it up, Haggerty.'
Okay.
I got it, you can let go.
You'll tell her, right? You promised.
I got her.
Promise me you'll tell her.
I promise, Dr. Hanson.
Doctor?
You doing alright?
Me? Yeah, no sweat.
I'm going to go get cleaned up, alright?
And then we'll head over to the house and talk to the husband.
Yeah.
Hey, if I had known she was that bad off
I never would have left you over there by yourself.
No sweat.
(Miller) 'My translator here?'
(Cruz) 'Should be.'
You're not coming?
I wouldn't want to get in the way.
Alright, see if you can get a copy of the, uh..
...the medical report, alright?
Emma, the Chinese woman they brought in earlier?
GSW? She's in surgery but I think she'll be fine.
Okay, I'm going to need a copy of that chart for the report.
As long as the family okays it.
Who was that?
Lieutenant Miller?
Mm. Lucky you, girlfriend.
Oh, don't even go there.
I know it's tough but anything she tells us
could help us catch the scum
who did this to her and her family.
[speaking in Chinese]
(Miller) 'Now can she remember what she saw?'
[speaking in Chinese]
Does she remember anything else that..
Alright, let me, let me ask her this.
Did her daughter have any old boyfriends
bitter breakups?
[speaking in Chinese]
Any enemies?
'Anything at all out of the ordinary?'
'Was she fighting with anyone?'
[clears throat]
- Uh, lieutenant? - What?
Uh, could I talk to you for a second?
Uh, I'm kind busy right now.
But I need to talk to you about something pretty--
Later.
He-he speaks English?
(Levine) 'This guy I'm with is weird.'
He's quirky. He has a really odd way of looking at the world.
It takes all kinds, right?
Yeah, I guess so.
- I'm cursed. - Excuse me?
'I was cursed by a psychic.'
No, psychics don't curse people.
That chest pain we had earlier
'was at a psychic, and Carlos got in her face.'
- I never got in her face. - You got pretty nasty.
I wasn't any nastier than you were.
She didn't curse me.
Oh, so what are you saying this is all my fault?
- You yelled at her. - That's great.
That's just great.
[screaming] Ow!
Are you alright?
- Yeah. He broke my fall. - 'Let me help you up.'
Carlos, I..
I'm so sorry.
I need 100 bucks.
What?
I got to go back to that psychic
and pay her before this curse kills me.
- Where the hell did you go? - I tried to call you.
- No, you did not. - I thought about it.
What is it? You want me to write you up?
- Is that what you want? - Hey, do what you got to do.
- What are you up to? - How'd that interview go?
I got a named suspect to get a warrant on.
Johnny Hoang?
Come with me.
I saw the groom at the hospital.
He's a former Dragon. Street name's Pogo.
Pogo and Johnny Hoang have been trading shots
last couple of months over some bad dope.
Something bad was bound to happen.
He didn't mean to shoot the girl, he meant to shoot Pogo.
Johnny Hoang.
I haven't talked to him yet. I thought I'd save that for you.
- Why didn't you tell me? - You and I.
We're probably never going to be friends, okay?
That's cool. You-you're doing your job, I'm doing mine.
But I know this precinct. I know these streets.
So instead of ordering me around all the time
why don't you just let me do my job?
I'm damn good at it.
[siren wailing]
I can do this for you, Brendan.
I promised.
Alright, just make sure he's sitting down
before you tell him.
Legs always buckle.
[knocking]
(Brendan) 'Dr. Hanson.'
Yes?
Dr. Chris Hanson?
Yes.
- Can we come in, sir? - Why?
It's, um, it's about your wife, sir.
What about her?
May we come in?
Yeah.
Is she in some kind of trouble?
(Josie) 'Daddy?'
Josie, um, go run your bath for me.
But it's not bath time. I want to stay.
Please, honey?
Go run your bath and I'll be in in a sec, okay?
- Okay. - Alright.
My wife?
Would you mind sitting down?
Don't you tell me to sit down.
Please, sir.
You don't come in here and tell me to sit down.
- You don't tell me that. - There was a car accident.
What hospital is she in?
Officer Davis and I were the first officers on the scene.
Someone ran a red light and hit her car.
What hospital is she in?
When I got to your wife, she was conscious..
...and she asked me to write this down for you.
- What hospital? - It's her, uh..
She wanted everything left to you.
And she wanted your daughter to know
that there was nothing she couldn't do.
Nothing she couldn't achieve.
And she was special, and smart and pretty.
She wanted you to know that she wasn't frightened
and she loved you both.
I'm so sorry.
[instrumental music]
You did, uh..
You did good.
- Doesn't feel like it. - That's rough.
That's the hardest thing you're ever going to have to do.
They forgot to tell us about that at the academy.
Oh, every day, you're going to came cross things
they never told you.
The academy is like a foundation.
Out here is where you learn how to be a cop.
Ever feel like you aren't going to be able to do it?
The job? Yeah.
All the time. All the time.
Look...when you're out here, you can't control the day.
That's what I was trying to tell you earlier.
You-you don't get to choose what happens to you
and you don't just go running around balls off
from one thing to the next.
It doesn't work like that.
The only real control you have..
...is to be as prepared as you can possibly be
for whatever, whatever the public need from you that day.
To me, that's what it means to be the police.
So that's my little speech.
Guess I, uh, owe Sullivan an apology.
Well, you can hold off on that one.
- Well, maybe tomorrow, huh? - Maybe next year.
[chuckles]
I'm serious. Don't worry about that, man.
I really think I should just pay her.
You don't have to.
What if this doesn't work?
This will exorcise the evil around you.
Now, I need..
...to sprinkle some of this on you.
What's that?
Rose water.
You keep all that crap in your locker?
There's a lot of evil in the world.
Hey.
Keep the evil from roaming here.
Keep the..
- Say it with me. - Oh.
(in unison) Keep the evil from roaming here.
There.
That's it?
- Mostly. - 'Mostly?'
Jupiter is still aligned with Mars.
Now it's done.
What the hell was that?
The beginning of a love-work relationship.
Don't mess it up.
I can't help you.
Huh.
Hey, Faith.
Hi. I missed it?
Oh, yeah, just ended.
I'm so proud of you.
What are you doing here?
You got promoted, right?
Yeah. Oh, thank you.
Are you here by yourself?
Um..
Yeah, my-my family couldn't make it
cause, um, the kids have school tomorrow
and it was really short notice and...it's fine.
Well good. Let's go celebrate. You like Italian?
I-I should really make it an early night.
Oh, come on, you deserve it. Let's go have a glass of wine.
A glass of wine sounds good.
Alright, good. Let's go celebrate, detective.
I mean I understand Fred and the kids
not being able to come, you know?
I'm just sorry that Bosco wasn't there tonight.
Yeah.
- Oh, thank you. - Mm-hmm.
Okay, if the food doesn't come soon, I'm gonna get drunk.
So get drunk, we're adults. You are not driving.
[chuckling]
Thank you. I'm really glad that we did this.
Me too.
I don't think I've ever had dinner with a detective before.
Yeah? Well, I never had dinner as a detective before.
[laughing]
(Monroe) 'So, show me.'
(Yokas) 'What?'
(Monroe) 'Show me the gold.'
(Yokas) 'Oh, it's-it's the same.'
♪ I'm running blind ♪
Come on, Faith. That makes you special.
♪ I'm running blind ♪
♪ I'm running blind ♪♪
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