( Rock 'n' roll plays )
RADIO: Unit with the closest response time,
we have a 911 call, woman screaming.
We're south a block from Governor Street.
KANE: This is David-6-King. I'm on it.
( screaming, laughing )
( Yelling, screaming )
Think he wants me to help out.
Hey!
What're y'all doing?
Hey, hey, hey. Police. Get on the ground.
You get that out of the cereal box?
Get on the ground.
This is my turf. I'm gonna take you down. You get on your knees.
We'll see about that. What we got here?
You see that?
That's the brotherhood. The Aryan Nation.
- Uh-huh. - Come on. Come on.
What are you gonna do, old man? Huh? I want my prize.
What? We got the Pillsbury Dough Boy
and Casper the Friendly Ghost.
( laughs )
Maybe you wanted a piece of her first, is that it?
Huh? You want a little piece of her too?
Two ferocious white girls.
What's that, pig? ( Snorts )
Being a cop doesn't mean anything here.
- All right, old man? - Really?
Take him, Bobby.
( Screams )
( Rock music )
Hey! What the hell happened?
You win some, you lose some.
Okay, well, you know he's just going to rape again
as soon as he gets back on the street, right?
What am I supposed to do?
We put the evidence on the table, the judge didn't bite.
To be honest with you, it was a weak case to begin with.
What's it like to be on the losing team?
You know if I were you,
I would get the hell out of town before I'd--
Before you, what? Hit me?
I'll sue the hell out of you.
Go ahead. Try it. Please.
This isn't over.
I knew we shouldn't have messed with that guy.
Ain't doing the cause much good if we keep getting arrested.
Getting arrested is a part of the process.
The cause starts with a confrontation
but it ends with change.
We'll be locked up for a few hours.
The fuse we lit will keep on burning.
So I just want to apologize
for the way that I acted at the courthouse this morning.
No, I understand. Really, I do.
It's just-- we've had so many of these types of cases lately.
If there was anything else I could've done to win that case,
I promise you I would've tried it.
I was thinking we could work on refilling.
Maybe with some additional follow up from your team,
we could help bolster the prosecution.
That's actually why I came to see your chief.
That would be great.
Uh, he's on his way. I'll take you to his office.
NEWSCASTER: As we approach the mid way point of the primaries,
Cascade County Sheriff, Peter Ryan,
with his ardent grass roots supporters in attempting
to give incoming counsel--
District Attorney Lisa Clayton.
Hi, I'm Elijah Kane.
I'm so impressed that the D.A. come and see me.
I hope it's all right. I brought some refile paperwork
for the Kenneth Clayburn case.
Great. Let's chat.
I just think that we wanna keep people like him
off the street for good.
NEWSCASTER: ...the council seat guards such notoriety,
polarizing the community like never before.
Sorry. Political junkie.
We're in the middle of the primaries.
Hot topic of the day, Peter Ryan.
He's running on a platform of security and family values.
He's got big money behind him.
Which he probably inherited, right?
No, actually he's a sheriff
from a small town outside of the city.
But his supporters are the kind of people
that believe in segregation.
Have you heard of New Hope?
I've heard the name, yeah.
Yeah, small compounds built to be self sufficient.
Sort of like communal living, but strictly for white folk.
There's just something about that
that just rubs me the wrong way.
Yeah, but he doesn't have enough votes
to unseat the incumbent Councilman Burris.
At this point, the only way to turn this election
is with an act of god.
Well homeland security's all over this.
I didn't even know there was an election till this morning.
Let alone for a guy like Ryan.
Yeah, well, you're not the only one.
Where we at on this?
The intended victim, Councilman Burris, survived.
He's in stable condition over at University Medical.
I know, right?
Either the worst bomber on the planet, or--
Or an act of god.
Well, whatever it was,
pressure's on us to get the people responsible
for this game.
City Council has asked me
to personally head up the investigation.
So I'm gonna have to ask you to step up and help me out on this.
I'll be there for you, man.
MASON: I know exactly what you're doing.
Relax, Mason.
I'm keeping him honest. That's what we do, right?
You gotta stop obsessing on this guy.
We got a lot of other things on our plate right now.
Just give me a minute, huh?
It's not worth it.
This son of a bitch rapes defenseless women.
I don't give a damn right now about who tried
to blow up the councilman.
Yeah.
He's gonna screw up again.
Yeah. I know.
And I'm gonna be there when he does.
( Starts engine )
So we got wires, blasting caps,
explosives all traced back to this Baptist Center's pastor,
Michael Benjamin.
How sure are we about this?
According to homicide,
all the items purchased can be directly traced back
by a credit card to the Baptist center.
So what's the connection with the candidate?
Yeah, we're working on it.
We're looking at phone records, etc,
thinking maybe they're rivals.
SARAH: I don't know, Chief.
The pastor is a well known community organizer.
And do we really think these guys would be stupid enough
to use their own credit cards?
In homicide, believe it or not, I've seen dumber than that.
- Way dumber than that. - What are those?
These are drivers licenses for those white boys we arrested earlier.
They live over in that compound.
It's a new society they're forming on the edge of town.
The guy running against the councilman in the primaries
is the sheriff over there,
so you two should get over there and check it out.
See what you can find.
JULIET: Okay.
MASON: Hey!
My man is back.
The prodigal son returns.
Good to have you back.
Good to be back.
I didn't clap for you.
I didn't expect it.
JULIET: Oh.
New Society.
N S. Like national socialism?
Right. Might as well say Nazis live here.
Well, shall we go take a look around?
Looks like we're the only ones around here
without tattoos or scars.
You ain't kidding.
Hello, boys.
I think I'm gonna go set myself up a date.
Mmm-hmm.
What do you need, girls?
You are a long way from home, aren't you?
Just here taking a look around. Nothing wrong with that.
Why? I think you should leave.
Sure, we'll leave.
Nothing but low lifes here anyway.
( Laughs, whistles )
I'll tell you what.
You hang around a little longer
and I'll take your mind off that.
I wouldn't do that if I were you.
GIRL: Come on! Hit her!
- Don't move! - Freeze.
I don't want this to be true anymore than you do.
Yeah, well, it still don't feel right.
I know what we gotta do, but--
Well, we search to clear him as well as implicate him.
Either way, it's gotta be done.
SHERIFF The hell is going on here?
You're a little out of your jurisdiction there, darling.
Seems like you could use some help.
- Really? - I think so.
We have the lowest crime rate of any county in Washington State.
Are you serious?
This place is a freaking cesspool.
Why don't you go back to town and let me worry about that?
All right then?
All right then.
Kane's gonna need to hear about this.
Yeah.
The church's records are confidential.
We have warrants for all of your hard drives.
I don't understand.
It's nothing personal, we just have to cover all our bases.
I told you. My credit cards were stolen.
Did you report it?
Of course I did.
It says here that Burris is a member of your flock.
No, I can't discuss the faith of another man.
NEWSCASTER: And following on this story,
police are still not confirming any suspects
in the car bombing of councilman Anthony Burris,
who somehow miraculously survived the total destruction
of his vehicle and he's in stable--
So Graves really thinks it's the pastor?
I guess it's back to business as usual for us then, huh?
Yeah, for some of us.
I need to see you in my office for a second.
Sure, boss.
I need you to go undercover for me again, man.
You did a great job in L.A.
I got a hunch there's a new group
that might be responsible for this bombing.
I want you to get in there and check them out.
- Solo? - Yeah, solo.
You know, stay on the perimeter of things
and sort of be a fly on the wall, you know.
No problem.
But I do mean fly on the wall, you hear?
Yes, sir.
Hey. Feel like grabbing a bite?
What, momma's not cooking tonight?
Nah. She's in bed by now.
Big Daddy's gotta fend for himself.
Sure. Why not?
Just as long as you don't mind if we swing by
and check and see if Kenneth is out and about first.
Jesus, Juliet.
He's a predator, Mason.
I just think it's time a woman stalked him for a change.
All right, on one condition:
if we sit out in front of his place
for more than half an hour, you're buying.
Get in.
( Rock music )
MASON: Damn, Radner.
Always knew something was wrong with you, man.
Oh, you're getting in touch with your inner dirtball.
Looking good.
Boss, will I get reimbursed for this crap?
These tattoos are expensive.
Yeah, you do.
I got a little stack of cash for you here.
Some keys to the truck.
U.C. ID.
You're ready to roll, baby.
Come on, Clevis?
Oh, that's just my sense of humor.
You know how funny I am.
Use a nickname.
All right. I'm on it.
JULIET: Hope you didn't pick up too much stuff there, Kenny.
Wouldn't want it to go to waste when we pick you up again.
Real soon now.
You know, we keep pressing this guy, he's gonna snap.
You know that, right?
Yeah. I hope he does.
And I hope I'm there when it happens.
All right, what's the deal here?
We've arrested rapists before
and you've never reacted this way.
This guy thinks he's beat the system.
He targets women who are either too scared
or too proud to even admit that he raped them.
That enough reason for you?
What's happening, guys?
What happened to your arm, man?
Why you so interested in my arm?
Relax, brother.
All I'm saying is you must've cracked some serious skull
to bust up like that, huh?
I'm Bobby, that's Axle.
C.J.
So you're from Oklahoma?
Yeah.
Heard you guys were carving out
a little slice of heaven up here,
so I thought I'd check it out on my way up north.
Don't sound like you're from Oklahoma.
Really? You ever been to Oklahoma?
Who you kidding, Bobby?
You haven't been as far as Olympia.
Shut up.
Is that what bring you to these parts, C.J.?
You heard about us?
You know.
Cops, they start sweating you, it's time to move on, right?
Yeah, I feel you on that.
You found a place to crash around here yet?
No, not yet.
Well, come on in then.
Check out the pads we got at New Society.
I think you'll like the community that we started here.
The race wars start,
the Aryan race will have a place to grow.
( Spits ) Thrive.
Yeah, well I like the sound of that.
Problem is I really don't have the cash
to lay out on a place right now.
Oh, it ain't about money, man.
It's about having the right attitude.
You see, C.J.,
this society is a special kind of place.
A place for white people only.
And there are other ways to earn your keep if you're interested.
Sign me up.
BOBBY: Go ahead, Oklahoma. Take a hit.
Well, he sure as hell ain't a cop.
- Hell, no. - You're cool with us.
Hey, what do you got?
Nothing, yet. It's too early.
Okay, well do you think you can infiltrate their group?
Yeah, what's the point?
These guys are small time.
Redneck separatists or dating their sisters and crap--
Kane thinks they're way more serious than that.
What are they into exactly?
Like I said, they're small time.
Selling speed, stealing it back, few handgun sales.
Great.
So in other words, absolutely nothing we're interested in.
Yeah, exactly.
If Kane wants me to check it out,
he'll give me a chance to get a little deeper.
Well just remember to be a fly on the wall.
You don't want to do anything crazy.
Relax. I think I know when to dial it back.
These guys aren't gonna open up about this white supremacy crap
unless they think I'm cut from the same cloth.
Who knows where it'll lead to, right?
( Street chatter )
( Struggling )
- How's it going, Kenny? - This is harassment.
I don't have to put up with this.
You're a registrant.
I can check on you whenever I want.
All right?
You, wait here.
There something you interested in?
No.
I'm hearing complaints
about the direction we're going in.
If so, let's get it out on the table right now.
Some of the guys are getting sloppy.
Their minds aren't focused on the cause.
Sloppy? That's what you think?
Well, how about this?
The next time you want a black councilman killed
or a white family defended,
you get a gun and do it yourself.
That's exactly what I'm asking for.
I don't mind getting my hands dirty and I'll do a better job.
As a matter of fact,
I have something bigger that involves you.
Something that will bring the cause
to the forefront of the media.
They'll ignite racial tensions.
In order to keep that fire burning,
we've gotta finish the job we started.
Fine. I'm ready. What do you want?
Right now you're more important to me as an organizer
than a foot soldier.
You tell your friend Bobby
to finish the job with the black councilman.
The councilman.
They already screwed that job up.
He's gonna be protected now.
No amount of protection is going to go against this job.
Trust me.
Now get out.
Having fun? Let's go.
All right, we're on our way.
What's going on?
Just got a call. We got another rape victim
down at Harvard General.
Guy attacked her while she was hanging up clothes in her back yard.
- Well, that's Kenneth's M.O. - Exactly.
- Let's go get a statement. - No, I am. You're not.
I'm sorry, what?
Per Kane.
You're just a little too close to this thing.
He wants me to head down and handle it with Sarah.
You're gonna have to stand down on this one.
( Distant sirens )
( Painful moaning )
You're lucky you can get it lasered off.
Why would you get a real one anyway?
I told you. It was part of the initiation.
Mmm-hmm.
The guy told me it wasn't supposed to hurt.
It doesn't for him.
( Screaming )
What's up, partner?
- You look like crap. - Thank you.
- Are you high? - I'm not high. I'm tired.
Did you make sure you weren't followed on your way here?
- I think I know what I'm doing. - Are you sure?
Because look at you. And what have you been doing?
My job.
Mmm-hmm.
Look, I I think Kane might've been right.
I think these might've been the guys
that went after the councilman.
Yeah, well, you need to watch your back with these guys,
because it sounds like they don't play.
What the hell is your problem?
Where is everyone?
Kane-- Kane took me out of the field.
That rapist that I've been messing with. He's back at it.
Well, do we have enough to make an arrest?
Mason just called me from the hospital.
Woman doesn't want to press charges.
Doesn't want to embarrass her family.
Christ.
It's like this guys personally targets women like this.
It's like he knows when they're not gonna pursue.
Well, is that common?
Yeah. More than you know.
Listen, I know that--
I know that I'm not the most sensitive guy in the world
when it come to things like this,
but if you need to talk or something.
I don't talk.
Hey. Hey!
Look you want me to pay this guy a visit?
Come on, I'm dressed like this.
No one's gonna think it was a cop that gave him a beating.
No. I got this.
( Juliet starts engine )
( Axle starts engine )
So what's going on, anyway? Where's Bobby?
Don't worry about Bobby. Let's go.
Today's the day you officially become one of us
if you pass initiation.
Yeah? Who am I popping?
A cop.
Why are we killing this guy anyway?
I told you. He's a cop.
Why not, right?
Good enough for me.
Happy hunting.
Go! Go! Go!
( Tires screech )
Bring me the girl who was talking to the new guy.
Let's see what she has to say.
If he's a snitch, we gotta take care of it fast.
Relax.
We've got her stashed.
Well, good then. Bring her here.
Let's see what she has to say.
Hey, not you.
I got something else for you.
Did Axle fill you in?
Good.
First, you smoke some of that crystal courage.
Boss, I'm worried about Radner.
He was supposed to check in with me with more plates.
Yeah, you try his cell?
It goes straight to voice mail.
Just stand by until we get you. We'll figure it out then.
He might need help now.
He can take care of himself. Just stand by and wait.
Screw this.
( Police radio chatter )
Dispatch, I got a 926A,
suspicious vehicle outside the Burris residence.
Get me Kane here "ASAP".
RADIO: Data 6 to Kane.
We got a 926A at councilman Burris' residence.
41 10th Avenue East.
I'm on my way.
Contact Mason and make him meet me there.
( Door creaks )
( Police radio chatter )
Hey. Councilman Burris reported a suspicious vehicle
outside of his residence.
I was in the neighborhood, so I took the call.
He's been there for 15 minutes. Hasn't come out of the car yet.
( Speed dial )
( Phone rings )
Sarah?
I'm inside the compound
in the room Radner said he was staying in.
MASON: You're what?
Look, be mad at me later. I don't know where he is.
Oh, my God. They've got Juliet.
I need backup at my position now.
Look, get her some backup. Get over there right now.
- I'll handle this. - All right.
All right, see if you can get behind him and cut him off.
( Tires screech )
Let me see your hands, man. Let me see hands.
BOBBY: I've gotta finish.
I gotta finish, I gotta finish, I gotta finish,
I gotta finish what we started.
I gotta finish what we started! I gotta finish what we started.
There's an explosive device in the car.
I gotta finish what we started! I gotta finish what we started!
Let me see your hands, man.
Hey! Let me see your hands! Get your hands up there!
That's right. That's right.
BOBBY: Done! I'm done!
Get your hands up there. That's right. That's right.
What're you doing here, man?
I gotta go. I do. I gotta go.
I gotta finish what we started. The councilman needs to die.
If he stays in office, the white race will be
weakened by his manipulation of the system.
Gimmie your hands, man. Gimmie your hands.
Let me see your hands.
(whimpering) Stop!
( Bobby screaming )
Get back away from the car as far as you can.
I'll call the bomb squad. We gotta deal with this.
The neighborhood's gonna be waking up any minute.
I got this. You go back up your team, man.
Dispatch, this is Graves.
We have a destructive device in the car
outside the Burris residence.
Get the bomb squad down here now.
( Distant sirens )
You ready to take things to the next level?
Yeah, let's do it.
What's this?
Another cop, just like you.
What're you talking about? I'm not a cop!
Prove it.
This gun has one bullet in it.
One.
Kill her.
RYAN: Kill her!
Or we'll kill you.
This way, Mason.
Or how about I just kill you?
The gun has no firing pin.
That was a test.
RYAN: And you failed. Man, I knew it.
( Yells )
Come on, get down!
( Grunts )
( Tires screech )
( Sirens wail )
Where's the sheriff?
Well there are four bodies on the floor in there
and none of them are his. So he must've slipped away.
I'm gonna have to find him.
Put the gun down. Let's have a talk.
Man to man. Cop to cop.
You and I at one time or another
probably came from the same place.
What place is that?
Trying to defend America from the bad guys?
Why don't you have a look around? Look at America.
You're gonna have to come with me.
- Ain't gonna happen. - Put the gun down.
( Sheriff Ryan yelling )
( Loud grunt, screams )
( Screams )
( Distant sirens )
( Frustrated sigh )
I'm sorry Kane pulled you off the case, Juliet.
I really don't wanna talk about this.
( Slams door closed )
Hey, Radner. I need to talk to you.
Listen, with everything that's going on,
I never got a chance to debrief you
on this whole white supremacy deal.
Well, nothing to debrief, we nailed 'em, right?
I'd like to talk about what happened
when you were on the inside and what kind of stuff went down.
Look, if this is about me taking the shot--
I don't really care about that.
Stuff like that happens all the time.
I truly more-- I wanna talk about if you were
crossing the line and maybe taking some drugs or something.
We took those folks down.
I've been doing this a long time.
I saw the look in your eye.
You looked like you might've been taking something.
Yeah, that's wrong. I know what I'm doing, okay?
I didn't cross any lines.
- You didn't take nothing? - No, sir.
You're sure about that, right?
' Cause if the department made you take a urine test,
would you pass it?
Yeah. Yeah, I'd pass.
I'm about to take Juliet to the side
and warn her about crossing the line too.
Yeah. I'm sure she'll appreciate that.
We're cops. We like to get the bad guys.
And we can bend the law, but we can't break it.
We can come right up to that spot,
but we can't pass that line. You hear?
Yeah, boss.
I'm proud of you guys, and I want you to do right.
You hear me?
Yeah, boss. I hear you.
All right.
( Police radio chatter )
What do you know about Kenneth's death?
Nothing.
It must've been the guys who grabbed me
after I left Kenneth's house.
Why is it that witnesses are saying that
you're the one who beat him up not them?
No. We talked.
And, um, you didn't hit him after he was handcuffed?
Things got a little heated, but I never laid a hand on him.
You're sure about that?
Yeah.
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