- We got a 10-33 in marshall court, shots fired,
Officer down. I need an ambulance now!
- I think I know where the gun is.
- No serial, untraceable.
Perfect thing to use if you want to kill a cop.
Hey! What are you doing?!
- You're a liar! You said you wouldn't tell! I didn't do anything!
- His fingerprints were all over the gun,
And now, maybe sergeant beauchamps can get some justice?
- Listen, this kid didn't do it.
- Good, prove it.
- That was like old times.
- You are not working with len. - I can work with len.
- Have you forgotten how much he messed you up? Sam was right to call me.
- Friends respect boundaries.
- I'm gonna go home.
'cause at least I've got a family to go home to.
- No wonder you need a vision board to connect with people.
- Their drug runner's mother is deputy mayor marley briggs?
- Your daughter is smuggling drugs for the pandilla quince.
She stays in our custody. - She is not a criminal.
You have to let her go. - They will kill me.
(kelly): Who will? The sons of jupiter? The pandilla quince?
- All of them. The coyotes.
- I've got something in the works.
- What?
- You got another man I should know about?
- Dozens. (chuckling)
(phone vibrating) it's three o'clock!
- And you didn't tell anyone that you were moving him?
- Nobody. I don't know what happened.
(len): Adam must've tipped someone off.
(soft music)
- Oh, sorry. - My bad.
- Sorry, go, uh... - Uh, I just wanted to say...
(clears throat) - please.
- I just wanted to say that I think it's really important
That we talk about-- - wazowski...
This is not the time to discuss our personal stuff, okay?
This debrief is about to start.
- I'm really glad to hear you say that.
I agree. - You agree?
- I do. We need to focus.
We can't let michaels beaver-dam us out of this case,
Especially now that adam gentle got killed.
- Right? I mean, clearly,
This is the coyotes that adam was talking about,
And if they're behind his shooting,
Then they probably could be behind...
- Gabrielle's shooting, and if we can prove that,
Then we can prove that...
(both): ...Richie clarke is innocent.
- Huh. So, we are on the same page.
- After you. - No, no, go ahead.
- I wouldn't dream of it.
(sighing)
- As we all now know,
Adam gentle was murdered last night in our custody.
- Survived by one very hairless dog.
- An embezzler's best friend.
- We know adam gentle laundered money
For a number of different criminal enterprises.
- And we're narrowing in on the mob.
The last call adam made before his arrest: Niccolo carbone.
- Excuse me, sir. We have reason to believe it isn't just the mafia.
- Uh, not following. - Before he was killed, sir,
Adam implied that there was a new alliance.
- Yeah, so the mafia, bikers,
And pandilla quince out of mexico, and who knows who else.
- He called them the coyotes, sir.
- This was obviously a mafia execution.
- No, it was a real thing, they have their own hand signal.
Look at this. That's a coyote.
- What's that? - It's got the ears,
And that could be the... Ah! Like the jaws of it, so...
- If we could just look into this new syndicate...
- This sounds more like a conspiracy theory,
Unless I missed something. Do you have anything concrete?
- Not like concrete, but more like mushy granite. We have...
- Okay, let's leave this to homicide,
They'll be taking over adam's case from here.
And as your new unit commander,
I'll remind you to stay out of their way
And offer your full cooperation. - Which is it?
Stay out of their way or fully cooperate?
- Whichever they need.
(chuckling)
♪ this is the day ♪
♪ your life will surely change ♪
- Well, that didn't work.
- Shanks would not have dismissed our theory about adam's ambush.
- Mm-mm.
Ugh, can you believe that guy?
I bet her seat is still warm.
"do you have anything concrete?"
- Michaels is right. - Excuse me?
- Listen, we need something concrete,
Prove that the coyotes are real,
Figure out who the other players are.
Adam can't be the only weak link.
- But figuring out this coyote alliance
Could take weeks, months.
There's gotta be something else in richie's file.
- Duff, we have read that file like 100 times,
There is nothing in there! There's nothing.
- Look, all you have is the word "coyote".
There's nothing there either. - Really?
'cause words are things. You wanna know who said that?
Maya angelou. - Are you serious...
- Coyote is the closest thing we have to a suspect
In gabrielle's shooting.
Even if it takes us a little bit longer to get there,
That thing is the best shot we have at clearing richie.
- Well, that thing might as well be a half-court shot.
- Well, I guess you better do your thing.
- And you'll do yours.
(sighing)
Just...
Okay.
(sighing)
(phone vibrating)
(sighing)
Kelly.
- Let me help you with that. - No, I got it.
Wait a minute...
(sighing)
Really?
Now I'm starting to forget why I ever liked you.
- Hey, hey, hey. I'm trying to respect your space.
I don't know how you're feeling after last night.
- Oh, looks like it's a little too late
For you to be worried about being in my space.
- Well, fine by me.
I'll be right over once I'm done debriefing your homicide.
- Oh, oh, no, wait. Actually, you're right, um...
Maybe it's a good idea that we keep our distance.
Last thing I need is wazowski seeing us together.
- Ahh... That explains the stress face.
- I do not have stress face.
But if I did, it's not about wazowski.
- Mmm. - Look...
I've been over richie clarke's files a dozen times, and...
I've got nothing.
- When it feels like you got nothing, start at the beginning.
Something my sponsor used to say when I started getting clean.
Pretty sure he got it from a meme.
- "mr. Clarke has not been able to provide..."
(gasping)
"...A solid alibi."
I knew I liked you for a reason.
(chuckling)
Thank you.
- Th-that's...
(spitting)
(laughing) oh my gosh.
- You alright? - Yeah, I'm just great.
I'm really good, it's just that oatmeal raisin cookies
That look like chocolate chip cookies
Are the reason that I have trust issues.
Do I have anything on my... Am I... That good?
- No, you're good. - Okay, great.
Are you ready to hear my crazy coyote theory?
- Oh yeah, I am indeed. - Okay, good,
Because I have been doing some digging since the debrief this morning,
And bam! Okay, wow, I don't mean "bam" like a gun,
Because that's too soon. I'm just gonna put that away.
I'm so sorry, mr. Gentle, apologies.
- Yeah, sure. Wait, where's kelly?
Isn't she working this with you?
- She's working on a different lead.
- Okay. - Okay. So...
- So, what are we looking at, here?
- Um, okay...
We are looking at a mosaic of miscellaneous malefactors.
- Say that five times fast. - Sure, okay.
No, stop. Okay... We've got airplane antonio, pink cocaine.
Marc tremblay of the sons of jupiter, also pink cocaine.
Marc tremblay and new wave mafioso niccolo carbone
Shared adam as accountant, so I'm betting that niccolo
Was also dealing, what? Pink cocaine.
Yes! - I... Okay, maybe.
It doesn't make them an alliance.
They could all have been buying separately from mexico.
- Yeah, but remember what adam said?
He said there's coyotes members everywhere.
Okay, I want you to check this out, look at this.
This is text messages that he sent to marc,
Note the emoji on the bottom, and this is text messages
That he sent to niccolo. Look at that! Look at that!
What's on the bottom? Let me hear you say it!
Oh, it's the same emoji! Yes!
- Okay, so this emoji
Is this alliance's version of an email signature?
- Ding, ding, ding, ding! Yes!
Yes, you're smelling what I'm cooking!
Look, it is the same emoji as the hand gesture.
- Do they touch it, or... - Ow. That hurt my...
- Sorry, you okay? - Yeah, they shouldn't bite.
- Okay, so if this is an alliance,
And if this is their signature,
Sam, this could identify every player in their network.
(indistinct chatter)
(sighing)
- Okay.
Hey, richie. I brought you something. Boom.
Remember when we used to play horse?
We bet a bag of these every time,
And somehow, you always ended up going home with them,
Even when you lost.
Look, how you holding up, huh?
Any problems... On the range?
(sighing) question.
You ever seen either one of these guys before?
(sighing)
Okay, how about the coyotes? Ever heard of them?
It's some new gang alliance.
- Is it my turn? - Yeah.
- Are you dumb? - Well, that's debatable. Why?
- You're the reason I'm in here.
And now, you're trying to get me to snitch
On some randoms I've never seen, to help you.
- Richie, I'm trying to help you.
Okay, look, you know what?
Forget about those guys.
Listen, where were you the night of the shooting?
Your file says you don't have an alibi,
But you had to be somewhere. (scoffing)
- You know, when you first walked into the community centre...
...You talked a big game about building bridges
Between marshall court and the cops.
Me, dane, everybody, we just laughed.
We thought you were crazy.
And then you started coaching the ball team.
I don't know, for some reason...
...For a second, I thought I could trust you.
- You can trust me.
And richie, listen, you have to.
'cause if you don't talk to me,
You're gonna spend the next ten years in a jail cell
For a crime that we both know you didn't commit.
- So now, I'm just supposed to trust you...
Because you say I can?
I did.
Look where that got me.
- Hey! You!
Visit's over.
- Wait, wait, go easy, please. - Let's go.
- Richie, I'm gonna get you out of here, okay?
Buddy!
- Okay, bingo ramirez, known associate of the uptown killerz,
Used the same emoji to end off a text thread with adam on may 5th.
(thud) looks like I'm in the lead.
- No, you're not, you're not. Stop, wait.
I just... I found something in adam's file.
Okay, can you look up will french, please?
- Why do I know that name?
- Oh-la-la! Look at that. Will french, ah...
I wonder what else he will do. Do you hear what I did with--
- Very cute. - Yeah.
- That is right, he is that park bench real estate agent.
He didn't just sell the properties, he flips them.
And it looks like he is having an open house today... In mimico!
- So, why's this guy using the coyote emoji?
- Hmm, don't know.
Home purchases, renovation costs...
Maybe he's a surrogate?
- Maybe squeaky clean will is buying and selling
Properties for the coyotes to clean their dirty, dirty money.
What won't will do? Again, I did the... Did you see?
- Yes, very clever. - Why don't we look into him
And see if we can find something on him?
Check out his properties, see if he's involved.
- Okay. - Okay, what are we thinking here?
Like, an intel gathering op? A bump?
- Oh, are we talking about uc?
Maybe we should wait for duff, you know, the nicholson.
- No! We should go with scarborough stu! He's got this!
Besides, bingo put me in the lead, alright?
I found the most coyote affiliates.
- I don't think that you did! Did you look at my list?
I don't remember you going-- - my list was huge!
- Actually... I did.
- Wow. - He's in the lead.
- That's a lot. - Nineteen.
- And bingo was his name-o.
- Hey! - Hey!
- Where is everybody?
- I think barb took the kids out for ice cream.
- Okay. So, do you want to go out and eat,
Or you're just gonna lie around moping about purse boy all day?
- I'm not moping, I'm broke as a joke.
And plus, barbara said she was gonna make her secret pasta sauce later tonight.
- No. The secret is barbeque sauce, you'd rather starve.
Trust me. - Okay.
- But luckily, you don't have to. Money!
- Man, how did you get that?!
- Probably the same way you got your savings
To pay for your mom's lawyer. - Okay.
I know hustlers. Dude, I am one.
- You are not! You are smart, you are an honour student!
- Yeah, well, honour roll doesn't pay the bills.
I'm on my own in two months.
Hey, it's fine.
It's just until I save enough for rent and school.
- Alright, well, what's the hustle?
- Pretty easy, actually.
This guy I know, tobin, he just gets me to move stuff
Like, pick up and deliver stuff.
- Deliver what? - I don't know what's inside.
Hey, tobin said not to open that.
- Well, I think, personally,
That tobin should try using reverse psychology.
- Jackie, jackie, don't!
- Huh.
- I picked it up, and I brought...
I brought it straight here.
Where's whatever's supposed to be inside?
- Oh, man, I think tobin got played.
What are you gonna do now, hustler?
(suspenseful music)
(phone chiming)
- Drop off tomorrow.
It's fine! Tobin knows I would never rip him off.
I'm gonna handle it.
- Listen, I'm here 'cause I want to help richie,
And I know you can help.
I know you can help us if you just trust me.
- Nah. - Dane, dane.
Listen, richie is not doing well.
If you saw something the night of that shooting, you can tell me.
Please! Please.
- Are you dumb? - Apparently, yes!
I'm still asking.
You ever heard of a gang called the coyotes?
- Yo, why you riding me?
Think I want to end up like richie?
(dog barking in the distance)
(dane sucking teeth)
- Da-- (sighing)
Hey, crystal, thanks for meeting me.
- What's this about? - I need your help...
...With richie.
He won't talk to me!
Come on.
We're friends! At least we used to be!
Look, we both want the same thing here.
- Don't. Don't try to make us the same.
I work with these kids every day.
I do anything for any one of these kids.
- Oh yeah?
'cause if you were really looking out for these kids,
You wouldn't be hanging out with keegan if you knew what he did!
- I do know! He told me!
After you came back around, he knew it'd only be a matter of time before I found out.
- Okay. - Keegan's out of the picture.
And yeah, he made a terrible mistake.
But at least he never stopped showing up.
- After keegan and I fell out,
I started avoiding everything that we did together.
Poker night, food truck...
Even our work here.
And that was wrong, crystal, I know that.
(sighing)
Crystal.
I am sorry.
(sighing)
You know, I miss this place.
(sniffing) richie, dane, the others,
I mean, they used to practically live in there.
- Yeah. The city shut it down about a month after you left.
The kids were so crushed when we had to cancel the basketball program.
(sighing)
It's too bad.
It was a good team. - Mmm.
Mad skills, mad skills. - Oh, my god...
- We got mad skills...
♪ we stay undefeated because we do our drills ♪
♪ if you try to play us you better have a will ♪
♪ mad skills, mad skills we got mad skills ♪
(chuckling)
(distant siren blaring)
- Look...
I made a few calls about this place.
There's somebody I want you to meet.
(sam): Testing, testing. Red leather, yellow leather. Red leather, yellow leather.
(nathan): Coming in loud and clear.
(sam): Okay, remember, just be yourself, lean into what's real.
(nathan): Three years of improv I took in the city. I got this.
Eyes on the target.
(indistinct chatter)
(clearing throat) hello!
(indistinct chatter)
- Okay, nathan, show me what you got. Move in.
- You must be will french.
Seen your face on a few bus stops lately.
- I know, it's horrifying. I hate myself, but...
(both): Business is business. - Hey!
Everybody's gotta have a gimmick, right?
(chuckling) - absolutely.
You know what mine is?
Total discretion.
- That's a great suit.
- Plastic surgeon, comes with the territory.
I could have given you a nose job yesterday.
Never let on.
(chuckling)
- That is good to know.
But... What about genioplasty?
Not saying I'm thinking about it,
Except maybe I'm thinking about it.
(laughing nervously) - yes, and...
- Okay, that's a signal. Our boy needs backup.
- Okay, just wait, no... I need to focus. Genioplasty.
Hang in there, dr. Griffon.
- Pretty sure I don't need my knees done.
- Okay, but my approach is holistic.
- Chin implants!
Chin, chin, chin implants!
It's a chin implant used to achieve facial harmony!
What the hell is facial harmony?
- Listen, I'd love to take your money,
But I have to say, your chin is pretty solid.
(chuckling)
- If you came here looking for a deal...
(camera clicking) ...You just might find one.
- Is that a birthmark? (will): What's your name?
(nathan): Charlie griffon. - Charlie griffon.
I just might call you doc. - Suits me fine.
- Let me show you the house.
(suspenseful music)
- Let's go, dr. Griffon!
That's my boy right there. Sorry.
- Thank you so much, ms. Briggs, for coming.
- Detective duff...
It's nice to put a face to the voice,
And a rather persuasive voice at that.
- I would like for you to meet crystal smith,
Former director of programming and community services
Here at the centre.
- It's nice to meet you, ms. Smith.
- I'm glad you made the time, deputy mayor.
- Well, detective duff here was very convincing.
So... This is the place that's going to save my reputation?
- Yeah, this is it.
- It's not exactly as I imagined, but...
I'm here now, so let's hear the pitch.
- Do you know where you're standing, deputy mayor?
It's marshall court.
One of the city's most publicized neighbourhoods
When it comes to gun violence... And drug abuse.
- But there is so much more to this community.
With over 50 ethnicities reported on our local census,
It's one of the most diverse communities
And voter demographics in the city.
We look out for each other,
And we take notice when people look out for us too.
- A little help from city hall could go a long way.
It'll help shift the focus of the press in your favour
Since lorraine's arrest.
Your daughter may have been a part of the problem,
But you could be part of the solution.
- Fine.
Show me.
- Right this way.
(nathan): It's a great house. (will): Mm-hmm.
- I'm just not sold on the neighbourhood.
It's pretty dull.
Do you have any listings anywhere else?
(will): Forrest hill, uh...
Lawrence park north, bridal path.
I've got an all-glass place out on the bluffs. I mean, you...
- This guy's got places all over the city.
- Yeah, tell me about it. He even has a place up north.
You know what? Will has mentioned every place in the gta except for one.
Nathan, ask him about port credit.
- And bridal path, I mean,
You're living on the same street with drake.
- What about port credit?
Further west. Anything over there?
- Easy, dr. Griffon...
- Come on, come on, come on, nathan, lean into what's real.
- Why port credit?
- It's... Just my dad.
He's 64.
Still works over at the ford plant near burlington.
Used to drive me through that area...
After work, as a kid.
We'd pick out our favourite houses,
Talk about med school.
Dream big, you know.
I guess I've always wanted something
In that area ever since.
- I know you.
You're a dreamer.
And I know that feeling.
That's a $215 pocket square. These are $1,800 shoes.
And if you saw where I grew up...
(scoffing)
Look, I haven't moved my business that far west yet.
But if I come across something,
I'm gonna holler at you, doc.
Do I got your number?
- You can certainly have it.
- Alright, let me grab you a card. Alright?
(nathan): Thank you.
(mumbling)
- This just doesn't make sense.
This title list from the land registry is up to date.
I mean, it says right here,
He owns 2621 stadner street, in port credit.
- Yeah, it's not listed on his site either.
- So, what's will hiding in port credit?
Deputy mayor, but-- - it's perfect.
I'll support the funding.
I'll run it through my emergency fund
And I'll have workers here as early as next month.
- Thank you, ms. Briggs.
- I'll have my publicist, patty
Give you a call to set up a photo-op.
Monday, okay? You can round up a few kids.
- Actually, one last thing.
We want to rename the centre.
It's named after a former slave owner,
And the city turned down our last petition. So--
- I think that's a fantastic idea.
- Really? - Mm-hmm.
- Okay! (chuckling)
We were thinking
The donald moore recreation centre.
Or chantal dunn... - Yeah.
- Maybe jean augustine?
- The briggs legacy centre has a really nice ring to it,
Don't you think?
Float it by your people, see how it fares.
- Thank you. - Detective, pleasure.
Ms. Smith, I'll be in touch.
- Sure will.
Thank you so much. - Hmm!
- The briggs legacy centre?
- That's better than no community centre. Okay?
(car starting)
- Point taken. (laughing)
- yeah, okay, listen.
You were good, okay?
Dr. Griffon, great.
But I mean, he's no scarborough stu, fam!
I'll bet you a roti and a patty.
(laughing) how about that? Yeah!
Anyway, I should go. Okay, peace.
Nathan's got eyes on will still.
- At least someone's got eyes on something,
'cause this property is vacant.
Nada, nista, nic, niets, nimic.
Intet... That's hungarian. No, is that swedish?
I don't know. Rien. That's-- - french.
- Yes. Great. - Yeah. Yeah, that's good.
(chuckling)
Well, listen, good news is that if it is vacant,
We can get in there to check it out without a warrant.
- Better news is surrogates sometimes buy houses
For underground criminals to hide out in.
So, if will is a coyote surrogate
And he's lying about owning a house...
- This could be a coyote hideout.
- Mm-hmm.
- Hey, I got you something.
No oatmeal, no raisins.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
- Um...
Could I ask you a question?
I just like, noticed that you and nathan like,
Have gotten close these past few months.
I'm just wondering, it's no big deal, but like,
Do you guys ever, just a thought, go from...
Like, bromance to no-mance?
- Wow, uh...
You know, come to think of it...
No.
- No. Of course. - Doesn't happen.
- Yeah. What's the...
Like, if you had a secret, what would...
What would that be like to your bro-bond?
What do you guys...
Is it like, do you go to a hot tub?
'cause they're nice. Or hot yoga, that's a good thing
To do together. Could probably do that.
Or maybe hot tub yoga, 'cause that's a really
Wonderful thing to try.
- What is it? That's not a thing.
- It's a real thing. - I don't think so.
- It's a really excellent thing. (chuckling)
- No, listen... (sighing)
Truth is, we show up at work,
We have each other's back, and we get the job done.
- Yeah, of course, you keep it "profesh".
Like, no axe throwing... No sleepovers.
Why would we ever do that? So that's... That's great.
- Right. - Good.
- Is this really about me and nathan?
- Oh.
(rhythmic music)
Oh, my god.
- What's he doing?
Is he fumigating?
- I don't know, but we gotta get in that house.
- I mean, is it safe? (garage door opening)
- I've got just the thing.
(car window whirring)
- I wasn't even out there when that cop got shot.
(door buzzing in the distance)
- I still need more than that, richie.
(sighing)
Look, even if you don't trust me after today,
You trust crystal, right?
So where were you? - I was at the community centre.
- With who?
- By myself.
- Really?
- Okay, believe what you want.
It doesn't matter. I can't prove it.
- I'm sorry, I'm sorry. I believe you.
I believe you. Okay?
(sighing)
What were you doing there by yourself?
- I was shooting around.
- Poor choice of words. (scoffing)
Just saying.
You still trash at horse, though?
- Okay.
Okay, trash is an overstatement. I'm better than you.
(scoffing) - I still got mad skills
Even at my age. Okay? - Right, right.
I was gonna...
Try out for the ball team when I got to college.
(chuckling)
I guess it's not happening now.
(crying)
- Hey, hey, hey. Hey, look at me. Look at me.
We're getting you out of here, okay?
We're gonna get you cleared.
- Okay. - Okay.
- Um...
I was at the community centre today.
I thought only crystal had keys to get in?
So how did you? - My grandfather
Used to be the custodian.
I still have his keys.
- Did you ask him for the keys the night of the shooting?
Maybe... He's your alibi.
- No. You think I haven't thought of that?
He left his keys behind
When he moved to a nursing home.
(sighing)
So...
What now?
(sighing)
(birdsong)
- Are we gonna talk about the fact that you just
Had these on hand? - No thank you.
(knocking on door)
Gtpd! We're coming in!
(rhythmic music)
Upstairs is clear.
- Yeah, down here too.
- What's back there? - Ah, it's just an empty pantry.
- Yeah, it's a pantry, but with another door inside.
- I know. I checked it already. It's locked.
I figured it connects to the garage.
I was gonna check on our way out.
- I don't... I don't think it's locked,
I think it's just stuck. You know what I'm gonna do?
I'm gonna start back here, yeah.
I'll give myself like a running start, like that.
Then, I'm gonna come at it, I'm gonna be like "bam"
And I'm gonna kick it like...
Ya!
What?
- You're just really cute.
- It's funny, I have never been more attracted to you.
- Really? - Yeah.
- Is it the whole full-body condom suit
That's doing it for you? - It definitely is.
Protection's like, super hot. - It is, right?
- Ah! - Sam!
(thudding)
(softly): I'm okay. Oh, god.
- Jeez.
Come on.
(grunting)
Ah. I guess it wasn't just an empty pantry.
I know a lot of this stuff.
That's a separatory funnel,
That's a rovotap vacuum,
These are tlc plates. I can keep going.
Okay. Acetone. This, ladies and gentlemen,
And our non-binary friends, was indeed a drug lab.
- Was?
- Well, yeah. I mean,
The tools are all here. But there's no drugs.
And the acetone was probably used to clean it all up.
Find anything? - Uh, I don't know,
Just like, a bunch of really ugly lady suitcases
Obviously designed by men, but...
I don't know, do you think...
They were used to transport drugs?
- It's possible.
- Maybe the lab can tell us.
- Yeah, we should call this in with nathan.
Come on. Let's get the hell out of here.
- Yeah.
(soft music)
- Okay.
So, you haven't been back in marshall court
In the past six months?
Alright, thank you for your time, mr. Clarke.
Yes, I'm doing everything I can to help your grandson.
Mm-hmm. Okay.
Take care.
Oh, my gosh.
(chuckling)
So, your mom finally drive you out your own house?
- Almost. But this doesn't belong to me.
- Whose is it then?
- Uh, possibly the coyotes.
- Who's that guy? - Uh, this is will french,
Park-bench real estate mogul. He owns an empty house
In port credit where we found the remnants
Of a possible coyote drug lab.
- Okay, so did you bring him in?
Maybe he knows something about gabrielle's shooting?
- Well, the property was vacant and the drugs were gone.
So he has plausible deniability.
So...
- So you have nothing. - Except for that.
Hoping the lab will be able to tell us
If there were drugs inside.
What's that?
(sniffing)
- Could be nothing.
But you should get your guys at the lab to test it
While you're down there.
- Thank you. - Yeah.
- So, um, what happened with richie clarke?
- You know, I realized...
He never disclosed his alibi, so I went to go see him.
Says he was playing basketball
At that run-down community centre.
But... He was alone, so...
- No street cams? - No, I checked.
I checked everything.
- You know what, "sometimes, two nothings make a something."
- That sounds like a meme.
- No. It's third-year criminology class,
Professor graham, he looked a lot like tom selleck,
So I paid close attention.
- What?
- Let's go do what we do.
- Go where?
- Marshall court.
In the meantime, I'm gonna get naz
To drop this down at the lab.
Let's go!
(door opening)
(sighing)
Ah, no, the gym lights aren't working either.
(door closing)
- Are you really practising your jump shot right now?
Read the room, wazowski.
- Technically, that doesn't make sense,
Given there's only two people in the room.
- Well, technically, your form is ridiculous.
We don't have time for this right now.
- Take a shot. Trust me.
- Alright.
(inhaling) you know...
I haven't missed a free throw in this gym since 2018.
Pop!
- Oh.
- That doesn't count. It was too dark in here.
- Exactly. There's no light.
And richie says he was here at night.
- So, richie was lying, or...
- There's still electricity in this place.
- Mm-hmm.
(rhythmic music)
(keys rattling) it's gotta be one of these.
(groaning) - the smaller one.
It's the smaller one. It's the smaller one.
- Fine. I'm gonna use this one.
I think this might be... Voilà!
- Right. It's the small one.
(sighing)
- And... (sighing)
On the first day...
- Oh, yes!
- ...There was light. Yes!
- Yeah, it's on out here too.
- Alright, let's go to the gym. Maybe there's something there.
- Or maybe there's something right here.
If richie had to turn the breakers on
To use the gym...
- He probably switched the security system on too.
- Yeah. - Alright, let's go.
(rhythmic music)
- Do not open it.
(car starting)
(tires screeching)
(sirens blaring in the distance)
- Shanika. You got something for me?
- Hey, tobin, look. This is exactly how I got it.
I didn't open it and I didn't take anything, I swear.
- Good job.
Be in touch soon.
(van starting)
- So what time was the shooting?
- Um, at 10:05 pm.
- You really think he spent three hours
In the gym by himself?
- I don't know.
He was planning on trying out for a college team.
Oh... Oh-ho.
He did get better.
(chuckling)
Oh, wow. - Duff.
- Come on, come on, come on...
- Just a few more minutes.
- 10:05! (grunting)
- He's innocent! - He's innocent!
- Yes! Yeah! - Ahh!
- Yeah!
(celebratory chants)
- What, what, what, what? - Go, go, go!
- Hello. (smacking)
- Oh.
- We got something. - Yep.
- Yeah. - Okay.
- Yep... - We're gonna...
- So this little piece of pink rubber that you found,
Lab results came back. - Let me guess...
Cocaine? - How d'you know?
- Ah, I've seen this stuff before.
They turn the coke solid so it's hard to spot
And easy to smuggle in. I mean, it's been disguised
As printer toner, metal mouldings...
- Suitcase lining. It's suitcase lining.
- Exactly.
And that equipment that we found in that basement lab
Is what hazmat, presumably the coyote chemist,
Was using to turn it back into its powdered form.
- Same cocaine as anthony, same cocaine as the bikers.
Adam, marc, niccolo, bingo ramirez,
They're all working as part of the same network.
All signing their texts with that same coyote emoji.
All moving that same pink cartel cocaine.
- Yeah, sounds right. This is huge.
(chuckling) - well, partially right.
I had my friends in fraud spend the day going through
Will french's finances.
All his home purchases are with clean money,
Renovations too. He is not a coyote surrogate.
- So, they're using this guy's properties
As a pink coke lab for the pandilla quince?
- Exactly. It doesn't make any sense.
Why risk all that clean money to align with these guys?
- So we have to keep tabs on will french.
He may not be our surrogate, but he is definitely our way in.
(rhythmic music)
(indistinct chattering)
(kelly clearing throat)
(inhaling)
- Richie clark is getting out.
(chuckling) - ah-ha.
(len clearing throat)
- What?
- I thought you wanted us to keep our distance.
(sighing) - I have ceased to care
About that. Look, I'm happy... - Mm-hmm.
- ...You're happy, so let's just try being happy.
I'm a grown-ass woman, I don't need to sneak around.
- Good.
I'll see you at your place later?
(kelly): Sounds good.
Sounds real good.
- Okay.
Alright.
(sighing)
- Hey, duff. - Ready?
- Yeah, uh... Duff, I...
I've been thinking and I... I just wanted to say...
- Okay, sam. Please, I already told you,
I don't wanna talk about what happened with us.
- Neither do I.
Listen, I've been thinking and...
I try so hard to be your friend.
Really hard.
And I really just keep messing up the one thing
That we do well together.
Work.
(inhaling)
- So... What?
- I was thinking maybe we just keep it profesh.
What do you think?
- I think, uh, the word...
"profesh" is the very antithesis of professionalism.
(chuckling)
But I think maybe you're right.
- Okay.
I'm ready.
- Okay.
And we are ready. (car starting)
(soft music)
- So? What's the word?
- Richie will be fully exonerated.
Now, it'll take a few days, but it's a sure thing.
(laughing)
(sighing) uh-huh.
- Thank you.
If you don't mind, I'm gonna call his grandfather.
- Of course.
Hey, how's that for building a bridge?
- A tenuous bridge, but a bridge nonetheless.
- Yo, detective duff.
Can I talk to you right quick?
Off the books?
If I share something with you,
This better not be another richie situation.
- I get it. Understood.
- I wasn't completely honest with you earlier.
- About what? - That night that cop got shot.
Some guy paid me $200 to set off some fireworks
By that shottipper thingy.
- Wait, wait. You have a friend in jail.
You have information that could help, you don't come forward?
- In this neighbourhood, we know better than to trust cops.
Richie knew the risk he was taking talking to you guys.
He gets that.
But what you did for marshall court today,
Richie and the community centre?
You're alright.
- The guy who paid you off. You see what he looked like?
- Nah. It was dark.
This guy had to be white.
He had this massive red hickey on his neck.
Like, the thing was huge, fam.
- Thanks, appreciate it. Okay.
- Hey, hey. Hold on, hold on, hold on.
- The guy you saw looked like him?
- Yeah, that's the hickey, still.
- Hmm... - Y'all know where to find me.
- Duff. Do you know what this means?
- Will french probably lured us here.
- Will french could be gabrielle's shooter.
- Yes.
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