(dance music)
- My friend says your the guy that keeps the party going.
- They did huh?
Well, you know, the sun is coming up already.
- Oh come on, the party's still going.
- Yeah.
It is.
So what's your name?
- April.
- So what's it going to be, April?
Tell me what you need.
- You know what I want,
I'm bored I need a little pick me up.
- I can take care of that.
(dance music)
One of these and your whole world will change.
- It's my birthday today.
- Happy Birthday.
(cheers)
(dramatic music)
(sirens)
(screeching tires)
(door slam)
- You're under arrest, so throw the dope
on the ground and get on the car.
(grunts)
(loud dance music)
(laughs)
- Headquarters (inaudible) 21 calls for officer assistance.
(dance music)
(dramatic music)
- (Mason) The other way, come on.
(dance music)
(cracks)
(yells)
(dramatic music)
- I'll go help Mace and Sarah grab that guy.
You got this?
- I got it. I got it.
(slowed down dance music)
- You okay? You Okay?
(slowed down dance music)
- (Mason) Come here you little punk.
(thud)
(dance music)
(wheezing)
- Thanks boss.
- Did you see that?
He was like trying to coral a monkey on crack.
(dance music)
(choking)
(theme music)
(police scanner chatter)
(sirens)
You know I hate to admit it,
but we really could have used Radner today.
(door slam)
- Radner ain't missin' us, I guarantee that.
- Yeah, I didn't say anything about missing him.
I just think we could have used the extra help.
- Wow. You know sometimes someone could say
the littlest thing and end up saying so much.
- What's that suppose to mean?
- You tell me.
Load it up.
- Sarah's transporting the bodies to booking.
What now, Chief?
- Look just squeeze your informants
and see if you can find out where anymore stash bags are.
- Elijah, you got a second?
- What's up man? Something wrong?
- No. Not at all.
Look, I know you temporarily lost Radner.
I think I can help you out with that.
Turns out I can spare someone
to bring your team back up to full speed.
- Your kidding me right?
- Look, here's the deal.
Gates is the Mayor's nephew,
I need the Mayor off my back for the next few weeks
and this will help me do that.
- You know I don't really like to get involved
in departmental politics it would be really nice
if you'd keep me out of it.
- I know that, which is why I shield you for most of it.
So I'd appreciate it if you could do this for me.
- Man, it seems like I don't really have a choice.
- Thank you.
Alright, your team's on deck.
There's been a fatality at a rave club on the east side.
Might take one of your team members and Gates to handle it.
- Alright.
- You're up.
- Okay, Gates here is going to be working with us.
It's going to be a kind of temporary deal
just until Radner gets back.
I'm going to assign him to work with Sarah.
They can be the first to handle this whole
rave overdose deal.
- I'll call Sarah and give her the good news.
- Hey, is this gonna to be fun or what?
- Yeah, it's gonna be um...
Fun.
(traffic)
- It looks like a typical rave overdose.
(camera shutter)
- When are these kids gonna learn,
street chemists kill people left and right.
Gates, you get the witnesses.
- Yeah, I got 'em.
- I got this thanks.
- Okay, I'll be right over there if you need me.
- Okay.
These kids think anything that comes in pill form
must be from a pharmacy.
- Listen Sparks, would you give me a heads up
when you get the toxicology report completed?
- I will, but just don't expect it to be anytime soon.
I've got six other cases stacked up ahead of you.
- Now, there's no rush.
It's a routine overdose, homicide can handle it.
- Trust me, you guys will be handling this.
- You think this was intentional?
- I do.
A bad load typically results in a minor overdose.
Brain swelling, dementia, this one looks different.
There are signs of other, more lethal chemicals involved.
Do you see the rigidity around the mouth
and the clenched teeth?
That's an indicator of how high the dose was.
The toxins flooded her system,
and caused convulsions and dizziness.
Which made her pass out.
'E' raises the bodies temperature
and causes muscle spasms and dehydration
but what it doesn't do is cause
severe rigidity in the muscles like she has.
- It is so sexy when you get all technical like that.
- I am so sorry for him.
We're still teaching him people skills.
What did the witnesses say?
- Just that they saw her dancing with a local dope dealer
named Tommy, before she died.
- Okay, Sparks, thank you.
- No problem.
- Sparks, good work.
Really good work.
With the notes and the... Okay.
(dramatic music)
- (Avi) Just pull over and walk up the street
so I can see no one is following you.
- There's no one following me.
Look I need to talk to you about what's going down.
- (Avi) I don't like you calling.
How am I suppose to know that you
and that idiot kid of yours aren't setting me up?
- We're not. Now where the hell are you?
I don't like talking about this kind of stuff on the phone.
- (Avi) Tell me something tough guy.
You sure that you and that kid didn't talk
to anyone else about our deal?
- I'm not that stupid.
Why would I jeopardize our safety to turn you guys in?
Besides, who would I talk to?
(tires screeching)
- Who would you talk to?
Are you freaking kidding me?
The cops, that's who you'd talk to.
- I haven't talked to the cops, Avi.
But if you continue to threaten me or my son, I might.
- Oh...
So uh, your calling the shots now.
- I just want what's best for everybody,
and that means no more hot loads in the streets.
My kid and I could be brought up on murder charges
if they find out we're dealing with you.
- Murder charges, we wouldn't want that now.
Now would we?
That's too much of a chance to pressure
you and your kid into rattin' us out.
(screams)
(gun shots)
- (news anchor) Good morning Seattle,
drive time clock says 7:23 in the AM.
Time to hit the commute to work.
Get your day on it's way.
(R&B music)
(phone rings)
- Yeah.
- We got one.
- Another one?
- Yeah.
Looks like it's gonna be one of those weeks.
- Alright, swing by and pick me up
and do me a favor...
Bring coffee.
- I got ya.
- It's my job.
- Patrol responded to a shots fired call
and finds three bodies.
One of the victims was holding a smart phone
and he filmed the whole thing.
- A solid piece of evidence.
- Yeah.
Let's be honest, if the dummy had spent more time running
and less time filming he might still be alive.
- I'm sure his family would love
to hear your thoughts on that.
You know I can arrange for you
to do the death notification if you'd like.
(scoffs)
- I needed to see this again.
I need to see if I can recognize what the play is.
You see this guy here, I know this guy.
He's a local Camp Harmony guy, his name's Paul Franco.
- Hey Hiro, where you going man?
- I'll grab the team.
We'll be in the bull pen.
- Alright.
- Hey Hiro, remember that guy Paul Franco?
From Harmony?
- Yeah.
- You have any idea where he might be right now?
- Is he in trouble or what?
- No man, he's just a person of interest.
We gotta talk to him.
- He isn't in jail?
Cause he didn't come home last night.
People around here is saying his wife is going crazy
tryin' to find him.
- Have you tried talking to his friends
and beatin' the bush?
- Yeah man, they don't know where he is either.
Said he's been layin' low for a few weeks now.
- I'm wondering why that is.
- They say he's been hanging around some rough guys,
them scary mercenary types.
I think he might be mixed up with some drug dealers.
You uh... you don't think he's dead do you?
- I don't know. I hope not.
- Hey Chief, the traffic cams caught the lower half
of the shooters car got a partial plate
of Davis William Sam Seven.
- I'll have auto theft check into that
but it's probably torched by now.
Let those guys punch it in the computer
and see if they can figure it out.
- Yeah, right away boss.
- (inaudible) you got my chair.
Alright let's see here
what's going on with that cocaine we got out of the hotel.
- Nothing workable yet.
- What's with the overdose victim at the nightclub
where we at with that.
- I'm still looking for the local dealer
she was dancing with.
- Alright, do me a favor don't forget
about this kidnapping case.
Any down time you have,
I know I'm working you all overtime.
Anything more from the pole cams?
- Nothing but a partial shot of the car's plates.
- But Gates is going to run the partial numbers
through the DEA's system.
He says he has a friend there.
- Can you imagine? The DEA has their own Gates.
- Don't be too hard on him he might turn out alright.
- You already got him running scared,
he's intimidated by you.
- Yeah, but you know what he shouldn't
because I'm not hard on him.
I'm not hard on any of you guys
many of you don't know what hard is.
If we give him a chance he might turn out to be a good cop.
Let's see.
- I can check with parking enforcement
and see if they've given out any tickets
to a car matching the date and model.
- Alright, what's going on with the cell phone video?
- We're running it through the
FBI's facial recognition program
hopefully we'll get a match.
- Well until we get any results on any of the stuff
that's out there, I want you guys to hit the streets.
- Alright, thanks Chief.
- Hey, I gotta swing by the house real quick.
Cathy left me a weird text message
and she's not answering her cell.
- You need me to come with?
- No, I think it's just that's she's pissed at me.
- Alright, well I'm sure that
whatever you did will blow over.
Just give me a call after she chews your ass
and we'll link ya.
- Yeah.
- Good luck.
- I'll need it.
(country music)
Called your cell, you alright?
- No I'm not.
- What's this?
- Did you plan on telling me you have emphysema?
- Look, it's manageable.
Look, the reason why I didn't tell you
is I didn't want you to have to worry about me.
- Worry?
I'm your wife.
If you get an attack in the field you could die.
- Look, I keep an inhaler with me.
I take my meds and I'm as good as new.
- You care more about that job than you do me.
(suspense music)
- What have you heard?
- Nothin' I haven't already told you.
Nobody's got a clue where he's at.
His wife's freaking out.
- Tell her to relax, we'll find him.
- His friends say he was real scared last time they saw him.
- What he scared about?
- Eh, he wouldn't tell 'em.
And one more thing Kane-son,
you know Paul's son Tommy?
- Yeah.
- Now he's missing too.
- Man, this is all connected.
(dramatic music)
(grunts)
(snaps)
- I don't usually waste this much time with people,
but uh... I hate leaving loose ends so..
As you know I got plenty of guys that can tune you off.
(groan)
So once more, where's your idiot son?
(spits)
That's good.
(sirens)
(dance music)
(slowed down dance music)
- Boss, paramedics found these tucked in her bra.
- Ecstacy.
Patrol's been picking up a lot of
these exact same pills lately from the club going crowd.
They're all stamped with a spider.
- I need a toxicologists report as soon as possible.
- They're completely back logged,
although I'm sure if you called them they could fix that.
- I talk to Sparks and see if I can get it expedited
so there's no more kids dying on the street.
- Okay boss, Gates and I will work the crowd.
(sirens)
(rock music)
- Hey hey man, where you going?
Tommy you runnin' from me?
(suspenseful music)
Where we at on this girl?
- He's admitted that he gave the girl the ecstasy pills
but he said he didn't know it was a hot load.
- So the um.. The dancer that died in the cage.
You know her?
- Yeah. Jasmine.
We partied together at least a couple times a week.
She's dead.
Exactly how many pills did you sell that night
to her and other folks?
- Uh.. I don't know. A handful.
- A handful.
You know, I kind of need a more exact number than a handful.
'Cause people are dying.
- Wait wait wait are you guys charging me
with Jasmine's murder too?
- Where your daddy?
- I don't know.
Why?
- Because as soon as the bad 'E' hit the streets,
your daddy disappeared and I know him and he ain't dumb.
- You know what, I think I've said enough.
Yeah, I don't think I'm gonna say no more.
- There's another dead kid found a rave club downtown.
Male, 20's.
- That makes three, Tommy.
This ain't looking good for you.
This could even lead to the death penalty.
(dramatic music)
- Got the report back from the samples.
- So traces of heroin, cocaine, LSD
it looks to me like someone is trying to
put together a cocktail that's going
to be extremely addicting.
- It's potent stuff.
Sparks said if it doesn't kill you within
the first few doses it will make you an addict.
- Wasn't the new guy suppose to bring me some of this?
- Uh, he's meeting someone about the license plates.
- Op or informant?
- I don't know. I told him you don't like us
to meet without a partner present but he blew me off.
- He blew you off?
- Yes. He blew me off.
- Nice.
- Hey.
This didn't come from me or my agency.
- Don't worry, don't get all cloak and dagger on me.
- Look I'm serious, if word gets out that I'm giving you..
- Stephanie relax, it won't. Okay?
- Alright.
(clears throat)
- This is great, it's the exact same match and model.
This is good stuff. I owe you one.
- Yeah, you do.
Information's a two way street you know.
- No it's a highway, right?
- What?
- The information highway.
Information super highway.
- God. Very funny.
- Look since I gave you that.
How about you giving me the heads up
on that big dope seizure that Kane and his team just made.
- You know I just got assigned, I like a couple weeks
maybe settle in. Get comfortable.
I just really want these guys to want me on their team.
- The only reason why I gave you that was
because you were gonna give me something in return.
- Well yeah, but how do you know I meant information.
I mean there are other things I have to offer.
(laughs)
- Are you serious? Are you really going there?
(laughs)
- I.. Yeah, no of course I'm joking. Relax.
- Right.
A joke. Do you ever stop being a smart ass?
- Yeah, otherwise I'd be a dumb ass right?
- I'll give you a week.
Then I expect some payback.
- Ah, thanks.
(car horns)
- We put Tommy in a cell?
- Yeah, but he wants to talk to you again.
- We got another overdose victim over in the west precinct.
- This is getting bad man, this is gettin' bad.
We gotta do something.
(dramatic music)
(tires screeching)
(gun shots)
- (male) He's got a gun.
(screams)
(gun shots)
(screams)
- (paramedics) Straight in.
Go.
Watch him.
- Any idea what he doing out there by himself?
- No he said he was trying to get
some potential information on the car
used for the park murder.
- (paramedics) Clear the way.
- You know weather you chose him or not,
he's still your partner.
That's still your partners blood on the ground out there.
And I told ya'll many times
you're responsible for your partners.
You gotta know where he is
and what he is doing at all times.
If you can't back up your partner
and take care of him you can't be a cop.
(dramatic music)
(hospital chatter)
- You're lucky.
- Why?
- You come to give me a sponge bath?
- You have a ruptured spleen and broken ribs,
I don't think you're going to be doing much of anything.
- You serious? No I'm fine.
I just need a couple days to rest.
- Don't event think about it.
- Hey before that guy turned me into road kill,
I had an envelope.
- Right we found that.
A satellite photograph of an old building outside of town.
That associated with the murders in the park?
(screams)
(gun shots)
- I think so.
The partial plate matched up to a car
that was surveilled there.
- Right. Well it makes sense.
A big building off the beaten path.
If the ecstacy lab is there
that's probably where they're holding Paul too.
How'd you get the info?
- Called in a favor from a friend at the DEA.
That's all I can say.
- You know Kane really jumped our asses
about not watching your back right?
He's trying to give you a fair shake.
So no more secrets alright?
- Look I appreciate everything that he's done for me,
it won't happen again.
- It won't happen again.
- Hey Chief, temporary set back.
I'll be back in no time.
- Well I just got a sit rec from the doc
and he says it's going to be about 30 days.
So it's won't be that quick.
- Yeah.
I'm a quick healer.
- The way I look at it,
gives you a little bit of time to think.
Think about how you can prevent
this kind of thing in the future.
- Toxicology confirms all the ecstacy from the OD
have the same amounts of cocaine, heroin and LSD.
A few hot loads also show traces of cyanide.
- Yeah but their all chemically uniform,
which means they came from the same lab.
- Right.
- I was going to try going through the numbers
on Gates' phone but dumb ass erased the call log.
- It's all good, Sarah explained it to me.
Gates was trying to cover for a friend down at DEA.
- Alright.
- Anything in there on the prints?
- Uh, yeah actually, the guy Gates killed
was a parolee out of Nevada. Frank Wasserman.
Weapons charges and sales.
And he had prior training with the military.
(cell closing)
- You ready to talk?
- Yeah.
I think I know who took my dad.
- Who dat?
- These guys from out of town.
The ones that sold me the 'E'.
- Why you think they took him?
- To get to me.
I seen and heard things that they don't want
anybody else to find out about.
- Like what?
- Once they landed in town,
I helped them set up their first lab
at one of the properties my dad was managing.
After they got set up and running,
they started supplying me and the other dealers.
- Why would they put bad dope on the street?
- See the way I figure it,
they peppered each bag with hot loads.
Ones that were lethal, once word gets out
that our supplies are killin' people.
- Then they move in, set up shop
and have a corner on the market.
- Yeah.
- Mm hmm.
- How your dad got mixed up in all this?
- Well we were both being paid
to scout for potential properties for them.
- He knew it was a dope ring?
- Not at first.
But after that girl died,
I had to come clean about what they were really doing.
And after that, he really wanted them gone.
- What made him think he could chase them off himself?
- He thought they'd run if he threatened to go to the cops.
He had them meet in a public place.
He figured that it would be safer for them to talk there.
- Yeah, he was real safe.
Suffice it to say your daddy
grossly under estimated the bad guys on this one.
- We both did.
(dramatic tone)
(traffic)
- Alright first things first.
Chief has ordered patrol to round up three dealers.
- And I don't care what when where how,
what ya'll have to do.
I want them and I want them bad
before someone else dies.
Find them and bring them in.
- Second thing, we're gonna hit this place in a few hours.
This is where we believe their holding Paul.
The only thing is, we don't have any backup because
we don't know who we can trust right now.
- What do you mean?
- Well what he means is Gates has been compromised,
on his last meet.
I hate to say this but whether it's in DEA or on our side
we got somebody dirty.
(rock music)
- Hey.
- Hey baby, I need to tell you something.
- Yeah we're just about to hit a pad.
I can't really talk right now.
- It's important.
- I'm sure it is but I can't...
- No Andre, I need you to hear me out.
- Go ahead and make it fast.
- You know how lately I've been kind of riding you?
- I have to go Cathy, I can't really do this right now.
- There's a reason.
- Cathy, I love you. I have to go.
- I'm pregnant.
(traffic)
(dramatic music)
- Break the lab down.
Do it carefully.
I want everything intact and moved in the next few hours.
(dramatic music)
(door slams)
(gun cocks)
- What's with the extra body boss?
- This here is Cody, he's a friend of mine from SWAT.
Good guy. Trust him a lot.
Wanted in a long gun in case we needed long gun support.
- Juliet I'll work with you a little bit on spotting
and glassing.
I want you to get on some glass and watch out for him.
- I can do that.
- For Sure.
- Alright, ya'll lets mount up.
- Alright.
Let's move.
(dramatic music)
Door's opening.
Two sedans are leaving garage door is closing.
- Okay, got ya.
Arrow come in.
Give us five before you pick them up.
We don't want the drivers making calls before we make entry.
(dramatic music)
- We got company.
(action music)
(gun shots)
(dramatic music)
(gun shots)
(yells)
(dramatic music)
(gun fire)
- Mason?
- 1..2..3.
(gun fire)
(grunts)
(dramatic music)
- 1..2..3.
Freeze.
- Get on the ground.
Drop the weapon.
- Drop your weapon. Drop it.
- Put your guns on the ground.
- Drop yours or he's dead.
- We're walking out of here.
- Drop your weapon.
- Get the door.
- Door's opening.
(gun shot)
- Drop your weapon.
- Stop shooting. I'll kill him.
- Get on the ground now.
- You tell your man outside to stand down.
- Truth of the matter is
is we don't have communication with him.
I wish I did but I don't so my advice to you
is to stay away from the doors and the windows
and drop your gun.
Drop it.
- Drop your weapon, put it on the ground.
Lay face down on the ground.
Face down on the ground.
Face down on the ground now.
(sirens)
(police chatter)
- How you holding up?
- Can't complain, could have been worse.
Did those locals intercept the sedan?
- Just one of them, the other managed to get away.
- Figures.
- Kane. How's my son?
- He's good.
I'm going to have to see the judge in the morning
and talk to him but everything's gonna be alright.
(sirens)
- Hey boss.
- Where you at man?
- Sure you don't need me for anything?
- Shouldn't you be home with the wife right now?
- Naw, I just thought that...
- What you thought I'd need you for something?
Naw, I'm okay.
Listen man, this had your name on it.
Is that yours? Huh?
Something I need to worry about?
- Naw, my wife does enough worrying for the both of us.
I'm fine. I promise.
- Anything else I need to know?
- We're having a kid Kane.
I just found out.
How crazy is that?
- That's all the more reason for you to get back home.
If I could turn back the hands of time.
I'd spend a lot more time with my wife and kids.
Go on.
(slow music)
- Andre... Mase.
Baby listen to me.
I know you want us to be together.
But we're having a baby.
I'm pregnant.
And I'm going to raise my child in a secure environment.
Whether you realize it or not,
Kane and the job consumes every part of you.
I love you.
I'm leaving.
I'll be staying at my mother's until I figure this out.
Please give me a few days before you try and call me.
Okay?
Goodbye. Andre.
(slow music)
(theme music)