All language subtitles for Diggstown.S02E01.WEBRip.x264-ION10

Lila!

Oh my god!

Oh my god!

Oh my god!

Oh god, call an ambulance!

Help, somebody!

Ma'am, back up!

Stand back, ma'am!

Ma'am, ma'am,
are you with me?

What's your name?

What's her name?
What's her name?

Lila.

Lila, Lila.

OCC, this is
Constable Vince Hu.

Bravo 22.

Come on.

Simmons Road,
North Preston.

At the scene of a motor
vehicle accident with injuries.

Send an ambulance immediately.

Oh my god!

Lila, Lila!

Come on, Lila.

Come on, Lila.

Please.

Y'all ready?

Yeah!
-Let's go.

To Iris, welcome back.

Welcome back.

Thank you.

Are you excited to be back?

Yeah, I'm definitely
lookin' forward

to putting my social
work degree to good use.

And we got you an office.

And it's not a storage closet.

And I like my storage closet.

My storage closet
is just fine.

Yeah Reg, her office
is bigger than mine.

Oh is that what
you were doin'

when I caught you with
the measuring tape?

You saw that.

Hey, I see nothing's
changed around here.

Well, not nothing.

Marcie's back on the market.

Oh wow, look at that.

Look at the time.
I gotta go.

Conveniently enough.

Have a good one.

What happened?

I think we'll have
to fill you in on
all the latest.

Yeah.

Are you sure you
wanna do this?

Being a cop is all
I ever wanted.

Now it's become
some nightmare

all because of some accident.

I know.

All these people they-

They think I wanted this.

I didn't want this.

If I had the choice I-

Listen to me.

The cops,
the prosecutors,

they want this case
to just go away,

for you to disappear.

That's why the RCMP
terminated your employment.

It's politics.

But I am not
gonna let them
do this to you.

It's not right.

Keep your eyes straight ahead.

We're gonna be okay, Vince.

Your Honour,

I'm here today on behalf
of Constable Vince Hu.

We're seeking
injunctive relief

with respect to his
termination by the RCMP,

as Constable Hu
was not treated

to all of the necessary
internal processes.

Your Honour,

Constable Hu was behind the
wheel of an RCMP cruiser

when he struck and
killed Lila Downey

when she was returning
from choir practice

to pick up her two boys.

A tragic death,
Your Honour.

But SiRT,

the Serious Incidence
Response Team,

concluded that his
actions were imperfect,

but did not rise to
a sufficient level
of negligence

to warrant
criminal liability
or dismissal.

Mr. Conway's own bosses

at the public
prosecution service

declined to pursue
criminal charges

against Constable Hu.

Constable Hu filed an
appeal to his termination.

However, the RCMP-

Mr. Conway.

One moment,
Your Honour.

Who's this guy?

The last person
you want in this
courtroom.

Your Honour, I've just been
informed that Mr. Lincoln

has filed an Information for
a Private Criminal Prosecution

against Constable Hu.

What's going on, Marcie?

Okay, well, I, uh,

guess we're done
here until such a time

as that matter can
be disposed of.

All rise.

Why?

Why would you do this?

The law allows the family

to file charges against
Mr. Hu directly.
- Who's he?

I don't know.
- And they've trusted me

to mount a robust
prosecution.

What happened to
the big picture?

I don't think it gets
any bigger than this.

Would we be having
this conversation

if Lila Downey was white?

Nah, your client
don't just get to
walk away like that.

The Downey family don't
get denied justice

because the Crown
and the cops

have their heads up
each other's asses.

It's just math.

Her expenses on average
were about $2200 per month.

Piano lessons, tutors,
sports, clothing for her kids,

it's all in my report.

The basic monthly amount

Miss Toulany
would've received

in social assistance
was $1200.

This includes everything:

shelter allowance,

personal allowance, etc.

Ms. Mitchum:
And working as an
escort would have-

Objection.

Assumes facts not in evidence.

Ms. Mitchum:
Your Honour,

I refer to exhibits
B23 and B24.

Ms. Mitchum,

you're not wearing perfume,
are you?

No, Your Honour.

Continue.

Ms. Mitchum:
Exhibits B23 and B24

are ads the defendant
placed on the websites

Craigslist and Available.com

to solicit clients.

Witnesses will
testify to having sex

with Miss Toulany for money.

And you can make your
point when you call them.

For now, Ms. MacLean's
objections are sustained.

Let's move on.

In your expert opinion,

would it be possible

for Miss Toulany to
cover her expenses

without supplementing
her income?

Absolutely not.

Ms. Mitchum:
I've no more questions for
the witness at this time,

Your Honour.

Ms. MacLean.

Mr. Seguin, you concluded
my client's expenses

double the social assistance
benefit she receives?

Yes.

And you interviewed
Miss Toulany

as part of
your assessment.

Did you ask her
where that extra
money came from?

Mr. Seguin:
Yes, she said friends.

Mr. Seguin,

the communication for the
purposes of solicitation charges

against my client

carry cumulative fines
that total six figures,

so I need you to
be really accurate

when I ask you a question.

When you asked Miss Toulany

where the extra
money came from,

what did she say exactly?

Mr. Seguin:
Miss Toulany's answer was,

"Gifts from friends."

"Gifts from friends."

And so you have any
direct evidence

that suggests my
client is lying?

It's $24,600.

She'd have to have
good friends-

Sir, I'm not interested
in your speculation.

Do you have evidence that
contradicts her response?

No.

Thank you, Mr. Seguin.

I'm done with the witness.

Avery, it's Marcie Diggs.

Steve tells me
you're the boss now.

So why the hell are you
allowing Percy Lincoln

to pursue this
private prosecution?

Avery, call me back.

Saw you're on Halifax's Legal
Aid structural sub-committee?

How'd you get on that?

It pays to know people.

What's she talking about?

Ah, enough of that nonsense.

What are you talking
to Avery for?

You trying to get the Crown

to kill Mr. Lincoln's
private prosecution?

Mmhm.

Well he's creative,
I'll give him that.

That cop did kill someone.

Yeah, but he still
deserves a defence.

But you're saying
he's innocent.

I'm not saying
anything, actually.

SiRT and the Crown didn't
think that his actions were-

I know what SiRT says but,

what about you, Marcie Diggs?

Iris, you can't ask that.

If every case
becomes personal,

you're screwed
before you start.

So someone kills
an indigenous woman

you're not gonna ask Colleen

to assign the files
to someone else?

Ah, well-

I mean there's no
need to answer.

I know you made that request
like twice last year.

I bet you wish
you kept walking.

I feel for that family,

for those two boys.

But there were two
cops in that cruiser.

Why does the old
white guy get a pass

and the diverse newbie
gets hung out to dry?

Wow.

Looks good.

Is this Nico's design?

Pretty fly, babe.

Can't wait to see
the final product.

Sorry.

I was hoping we could
talk about the witnesses

the Crown intends to call.

So we've got Wayne Coolie
and Carlile Brandise.

Sorry, I gotta take this.

No, I can
bring it to you on Sunday.

Yep, $300.

But it needs to be
in small bills.

Fives, can you do fives?

No, I'm not a drug dealer.

Okay.

Okay great, see you Sunday.

What's with all the bags?

Just holding stuff
for a friend.

Okay so Wayne and Carlile.

Mmhmm.

Wayne just texted me.

Said he was in
Edmonton for work,

so he won't be testifying.

The court can issue a bench
warrant for him to testify.

What about Carlile?

Hold that-

Hey, excuse me.

You're selling a $3000
blazer for $300 on Kijiji?

Ella, what's going on?

I'm just doing a
favour for a friend.

Okay.

Why don't you tell me
about this Carlile guy.

That's touchy.

Carli got up in his
feelings when it came to me,

so I had to get a
restraining order.

Marcie, you're coming
out to the dinner

at the hall on Saturday?

No, what dinner?

The Ladies Auxiliary
is hosting a Hootenanny

out at the East Preston Hall.

Your father and I are just
dropping off some squares

at Mrs. Sparks' house.

I don't think so, Mom.

You don't think so.

You got a date?

Well, bring him.

No date, I just...

You know about that case
that I'm working, right?

No, no, no.

I'm not having that.

You are coming
out on Saturday.

People have a
problem with that,

they can talk to me.

Destroy him.

They're not just trying to
take away his livelihood-

Marcie?

But they want him to go to
jail for doing his job.

Marcie, are you still there?

Mom, I gotta go.
- I better see you on Saturday.

But every day I have to
listen to what a saint

Lila Downey was.

Okay, okay, bye.

She was a junkie with multiple
drug possession charges,

assaults.

She left her kids in a
car in the heat of summer.

Social services had
to be called in.

This is all public information,

but you guys would rather
demonize the name of my fiancee.

Please tell me that
interview wasn't your idea.

What are you thinking?

Lila Downey was
investigated by

Child & Family Services
for neglect.

She had amphetamines in her
system the day of the accident.

People need to know this.

She's right, Marcie.

We gotta do something.

If I don't win this,

we can forget about the
reinstatement hearing.

I'll be in prison.

Not this way,
not with me.

Lila Downey is dead.

Two boys are going to grow
up without their mother.

Doesn't that matter to you?

I'm fighting for my life.

Well I won't be introducing
any of that evidence in court.

I'm not going to
smear a dead woman.

I'm the client.

Then send me home.

Or let me defend you my way.

Okay, I'll do it your way.

Ms. Mitchum:
What is the
"girlfriend experience"?

Well it's when you hire
a girl to go out with you,

like a date and then, um,

well, you know.

I don't, Mr. Brandise.

And then what exactly?

You have sex.

Ms. Mitchum:
And how much did you
pay for the sex?

Well it would depend on,
um, on what we did.

I mean, if we did something
different like anal-

Shh!

Asked and answered,
Ms. Mitchum.

Move along.

Ms. Mitchum:
Your Honour, the
defendant is charged with

communicating under
Section 286, sub 1

and fraud over $5,000.

I think, especially
considering the fraud charges,

it's critical that we
have an actual accounting

of the amount of
money that was-

Wasn't that the point
of Mr. Seguin's testimony?

The evidence and facts
you have presented

are very clear to me.

Move along.

Ms. Mitchum:
Okay.

Mr. Brandise,

Ms. Toulany currently has a
restraining order against you.

Well we both filed
against one another.

She was harassing
me and my wife.

Ms. Mitchum:
Thank you, Mr. Brandise.

I'm done, Your Honour.

Ms. MacLean.

Mr. Brandise, were you
in love with Ms. Toulany?

Ms. Mitchum:
Objection, Your Honour.

Relevance?

It matters if Mr. Brandise
was paying for sex

or paying to keep the
attention of his crush.

Carry on.

Mr. Brandise, were you
in love with Ms. Toulany?

Well-

Yes.
- Okay.

And at what point in your
acquaintance with Ms. Toulany

did you realize you
were in love with her?

I don't know.

Was it two weeks into
the relationship, a month?

I don't-

I don't-I don't know.

It's just after
the first night,

I just, I wanted to be
around her, you know?

I wanted to be with her.

Your Honour, my client
and Corporal Harold Davis

were in pursuit of
a sex trafficker

when Lila Downey was slain.

We submit the life and death
stakes of this situation

warranted their actions as
law enforcement officers.

As a result, there's
no criminal negligence.

This private prosecution
is a deliberately malicious

and vexatious action in
the name of politics,

not justice and it
should be dismissed.

Thank you, Your Honour.

Hmm.

160 kilometres
an hour in a 50,

in a school zone,
Your Honour.

Does he get a pass
because his crime

of reckless driving
occurred on the job?

How many "Get Out of Jail Free"
cards do the cops get

when it comes to us,
Your Honour?

I am asking this
court to say,

"Enough is enough"

and give Lila Downey
the justice the Crown

and SiRT seem so
eager to deny her.

Thank you, Your Honour.

Mr. Lincoln,

I'd like to explore
some of this evidence

before I rule on Ms. Diggs
motion to dismiss.

Let's reconvene at 11:30.

All rise.

Let's stop it with
the protests.

I'm not your boy.

Okay Percy, Steve,

we're just asking you to
tone down the rhetoric.

Brotha, I think you're
under the impression

I have strings to pull.

I love a super-hero team up.

Which one of you is
Captain America?

I'm here to remind
these gentlemen

that if they interfere
with my case,

I'll set a fuse in this city.

So if it is a save
you're looking for,

you can forget it.

I'll see you back there.

Well, that was a
waste of time.

Bye.
-Bye.

You let your employees
speak to you like that?

Are you shit
disturbing, Marcie?

Well I think that position's
already been filled

in this case.

It's so funny,

I was this close
to asking Colleen

to let me bail on this one.

And I'm sure you're
catching hell for it.

Oh I'm about to get my
"Black card" revoked.

But then I come here and I,
I see all of you plotting.

Ooh, Marcie.

You know what?

Percy launching this
private prosecution,

it's a win-win for you.

The cops are satisfied

'cause you're not going
after one of theirs

and the Black community,

well they're not mad 'cause
you're letting Percy do

what Percy does.

So, the only person that's
losing is my client.

A very green constable,

a baby who no one minds
throwing to the wolves.

He was behind the
wheel, Marcie.

Right 'cause he was taking
orders from a senior officer

sitting right beside him.

Your office made the right
call not to prosecute.

But you are allowing
Percy and the RCMP

to make Vince Hu a
scapegoat to in this mess

and it's not right, Avery.

Right?

This is rarely about
what's right, Marcie.

Excuse me.

The Crown has established
the Communicating charge.

I can't get around that.

But if you're found guilty,
you won't go to jail for that.

The issue with the communicating
charge is the fines:

It's $1,000 for
the first offence

and $2,000 for every
offence afterward.

I don't have that
kinda money, Pam.

I understand and that's why
we need a credible witness,

someone who can
back up the claim

that the majority of
the $24,000 you used

to supplement your income

were gifts from friends
and not solicitation income.

If there's insufficient
solicitation income,

they can't prove the fraud
over $5,000 and we win.

Otherwise, jail
becomes a thing.

I need names, Ella.

Just one name.

One second.

I need you to talk to
a client of mine.

She's facing jail time
and she has two kids.

The youngest is seven.

Sure, whatever you need.

Hi.

Ella, I'm Iris Beals.

I'm the in-house social worker
at this office.

So Pam told me a bit
about your case.

You have two daughters and
the dad's not in the picture.

Is that right?

Long gone.

What happens to her
kids if she goes to jail?

They'd likely end up in
the foster care system

until they're adopted
or age out at 18.

But Pam said your youngest
daughter is seven,

so she'd have a good
chance for adoption.

It's really tough
for older kids.

And, very tough to keep
siblings together.

You claim you're doing
this for your girls,

but what happens
when they realize

that you chose to protect the
identity of a "john" over them?

That's not what I'm doing.

Pam;
That's exactly
what you're doing.

What's it gonna be?

We were just walking
home for dinner like usual,

but Aunt Deena
called Mom back

'cause my little brother
forgot his sweater.

No, I forgot my sweater.

It's okay, little man.

Take your time.

Then we heard sirens.

This car out of
nowhere raced by.

Mom grabs hold of us.

But there was this
police crash.

It just-

They just killed Mom.

They killed her.

You loved your mother,
didn't you?

Yes.

I'm sorry she's
not here for you.

No more questions,
Your Honour.

Ms. Diggs?

I am so sorry for your loss.

I have no questions for
the witness, Your Honour.

Thank you, Julius.

You may step down.

Are you crazy?

Why aren't you
questioning the kid?

Because it's not helpful.

What's helpful is
you not doodling

while this witness is crying
about his dead mother.

Your Honour,

I would like to call
Corporal Harold Davis

to the witness stand.

Good morning.

Good morning.

Is this for real?

Ugh.

Mr. Walden, have you ever had
any sort of sexual relations

with my client?

Mr. Walden:
No, this is only the
second time we've met.

Hello, Ella.

Have you ever given her money?

Mr. Walden:
As gifts, yes.

Do you know how
difficult it is

to raise two kids
on $1200 a month?

In the last three years
that you've known Ella,

could you estimate how much
you've provided in gifts?

Probably in the range
of tens of thousands.

Thank you, Mr. Walden.

Ms. Mitchum:
Where'd you get
the t-shirt, sir?

Mr. Walden:
I purchased it from
this lovely homeless man.

Ya like it?
-Ugh.

Ms. Mitchum:
Isn't it true
the defendant

asked you to exchange
clothing with a homeless man

right outside this courthouse?

As a lark, yes.

So she tells you what
to do and you do it.

Of course.

She's my FinDom.

My financial dominatrix.

Ms. Mitchum:
So there was a
sexual relationship

between you and the defendant.

Mr. Walden:
You misunderstand.

I spend my days in
complete control

of hundreds of
millions of dollars.

In my private life,

I cede control to Ella

and it gives me pleasure.

Ella gives me that.

If she wants me to
light $10,000 on fire,

I light it on fire.

If she wants me to take a
stroll down Spring Garden

doling out cash
to the homeless,

I'll do that too.

Ms. Mitchum:
So you are sexually
submissive?

No see, there's nothing
sexual about it-

Ms. Mitchum:
Are you in a
discipline and bondage,

dominance and submission
relationship with the defendant?

Leather gives me a rash.

Does wearing that
homeless man's t-shirt

give you an erection, sir?

Mr. Walden:
Um-

Not that I've noticed.

Sorry,
my apologies, Miss-

Sir, are you okay?

The subject matter
of this case

and there's this,

there's this odour
in the room.

I'm feeling quite nauseous.

A call had come
in from dispatch

about a missing
teenaged girl, 13, 14.

She'd last been seen
getting into a Honda Civic

with tinted windows.

Constable Hu and I were on our
way to a call in Forest Hills

when we spotted a vehicle
fitting the description.

We called it in,

let dispatch know that
we were in pursuit.

The driver must've made us

because as we came up
on Cherry Brook Road,

he started to accelerate.

Given the possibility that
this was an abduction,

my partner and I engaged.

What happened next?

We were maintaining the tail,

but Constable Hu seemed
to be losing control,

driving erratically.

He's lying.

Vince, we'll have our turn.

Next thing I know,

he's headed straight for
this woman and her two kids.

I tried to grab the wheel.

I told him to slow down,
to stop.

But he wasn't hearing me.

Finally, I had to slam my
foot down on the brake,

ripped my bloody knee apart.

It was too late though.

The young woman was dead.

Thank you, Corporal.

Nothing more, Your Honour.

How long you been
with the force, sir?

Going on 20 years.

And you're also a
part-time instructor.

Full-time now.

But yes, I was.

Would you consider
yourself an expert

on the rules and laws that
govern police behaviour?

Have to be.

And you were the
one who ordered,

as a ranking officer,

my client to engage
in a high speed chase

against RCMP policy?

Yes, but I was concerned.

So, with all of your
knowledge and expertise,

you as the senior officer,

ordered Constable Hu,

a newly-minted
RCMP Constable,

to do just that.

The rest of my career is
behind a desk because of him.

I told Vince to stand down,

he didn't listen.

That's a lie.
You know that.

Sit down, Vince.

Why are you lying, Harold?

You never said anything.

You never said anything!

Take your seat, Mr. Hu.

You never said anything!

Why are you doing this?

Miss Diggs, get your client-
- Why are you doing this?

That's enough, Vince.

They're in there
spewing lies about me

and you're just, what?

I know you're not
defending me.

I'm trying to make this
about RCMP training.

But all you did out
there was remind them

of the out of control
person behind the wheel

when Lila Downey died.

This isn't his fault.

Let me talk to Percy.

If you're willing
to not challenge

the RCMP's decision
to fire you,

I might be able to
make this go away.

I should've
known better

than to put my trust in you.

I'm sorry?

You think I'm responsible
for killing that woman,

don't you?

I think you messed up.

And I think that you
won't admit the truth

about what you already know.

Why is this all
falling on me?

Haven't I paid enough?

Lila's boys were in
that courtroom today

and you couldn't even once
so much as glance their way.

I know that you've been done
wrong and it's not fair.

But the life that
you left those boys-

They deserve for
you to see them.

Get out.

Get out.

He dropped like a stone.

Everyone thought he
had a heart attack.

Leave it to you to
have a judge collapse

in the middle of your trial.

I thought you said it was
an allergic reaction.

Na-uh.

Vasovagal syncope?

Oh god, when it's a
woman it's a spell,

and when it's a man
it's a vasovaginal

something something.

I've been reading all
about your trial.

I'm pretty sure your
Uncle Ted had a "FinDom".

Oh.

The proclivities of men
with more money than brains.

I hope neither of
you drove today.

They make a mean cocktail
don't they, Avery?

Oh no, I'm okay.

Come on,

don't be a goody-two-shoes
in front of Avery.

I'm sure he knows better.

Really, Mom.

Did she tell you all
about the engagement

to the cocaine dealer
in Fairview?

Jesus, your dad came this
close to hiring a killer.

Sounds like you had a
way more interesting past

than I did.

Honestly, I'm surprised my
mom knows anything about it

considering the fact
that she was in France

my entire senior year
taking art classes.

Pam likes to remind me
what a poor mother I've been.

She does forget though
that I had my hands full

with her sister back then.

Ah, my apologies.

Ah, excuse me.

I like him.

Yeah.
- Yeah?

It's Saturday.

Well, I can't.

Bernard Schachter?

I can meet you this evening.

All right.

Marcie Diggs on time.

Hell must be freezing over.

Oh wow, very funny.

Seriously, I thought you
were out with your girls

at Martinique.

It seems I'm
a bad influence.

Most of the girls
didn't even show up.

Parents wouldn't let them.

Don't they understand
you're just doing your job?

You always like to hide
behind that, don't you?

Hey, do you believe in
innocent until proven guilty?

Yeah, but-

Then shut your mouth, please.

Hey, I am not
going to let

public opinion change
the way I do my job.

Even if I'm starting to
believe my guy's the type

who would turn
off his body cam.

I can't take no more

with my mind

Where would you like this?

Loretta, you lose
your manners?

Thanks, Daddy.

Marcie, you remember
Edna Clayton's son, Isaiah?

A cop, Mom?

What, too soon?

Thank you for coming, Avery.

No problem.

Do you know Ezra Elvins?

Venture capitalist.

He was a client of
M&M when I was there.

I know and the police
are taking him into custody

within the hour.

I'm sorry, sir,

I don't understand
why I'm here.

Poesy-

Enlighten him.

The minister thinks
you're ready to sit

with the grown folks.

Let's discuss the case that's
gonna make your career.

Very funny.

You're pulling in
some tips, huh?

That's how we do
it around here.

Have you been good?

Yeah, I'm good.

Missing Carson?

Yeah he had this thing that he
needed to do and I get that.

So-

But yeah, I'm fine with it.

Oh no, they know
she's with me.

But you know those
ignorant ass men.

Oh, please.

If I had a dime every time

a straight guy
tried to "change" me.

Don't you mean a dollar?

Nope, a dime.

I was just saying.

Mom!

Hey, we missed you at
Book Club last week.

Oh, just busier than
I was expecting.

Oh but girl,
I got an office.

An office, you gave
her an office?

Ooh wow, movin' on up.

It's nice. It's really nice.

C'mon, let's do one.

Like old times.

Alice, not tonight.

When you're prepared.

Aww, I can't do one song?

Oh honey, come on.

This isn't the
time or the place.

Hey, Ms. Beals, um maybe-

Who are you to say
anything to me?

No one even wants you here.

You off defending that
Asian boy who killed Lila.

What about defending your own?

Mom, be quiet.

Girl, don't make me have
to smack the black off you.

Alice, it's time to go.

That Percy Lincoln,

I hope he wipes
the floor with you.

At least he is in our corner.

Is he?
-Mmhmm.

Where-where's he at?

You see him?

I can count the times
Percy Lincoln's

been to Preston on one hand.

He only cares about
what happens here

if it helps him
get on the news.

I'm here.

And even though a bunch of you
may be mad at me this time,

I'm still gonna be
here doing what I do.

So, with all due respect,
Ms. Beals,

get out of my face.

Marcie Diggs.

I'm glad you
called Ms. Downey.

Can you just get
him out of here.

Thank you.

You can't be here, Vince.

Vince.

You were right.

I needed to see those boys.

The way her sons
looked at me that day.

Like I was some monster.

That's not me.

That is not me.

But-

Everything Corporal Davis
said in court,

I, uh-

I-

It's true.

I could-

I could hear him yelling
at me to stop but I-

I couldn't.

I couldn't stop, Marcie.

I-I killed that woman.

I-I killed those
boys' mother and-

I just wanted to say
sorry, you know?

To tell them that-

Uh, listen, uh-

I want you to talk to that
lawyer and then make the deal.

I won't fight my dismissal.

I found several
recent studies

about cops being
psychologically unable

to disengage during
high alert situations.

This is why law enforcement
agencies don't sanction it.

Lila Downey is still dead.

I talked to my guy.

He wants to make this right.

Agree to dismiss the
criminal charges

and he'll give up the
appeal to his termination.

I want jail time,

even if it's 30 days.

Well I think that you
believe that I'm capitulating.

You saw my cross of
Corporal Davis, right?

If I go back to
him with these-

Time.

I'm done.

Vince leaves with his badge
and a million dollar civil suit

against the RCMP and
you for slander.

Hm.

Okay.

Okay.

But if that's
what you wanted,

we wouldn't be here.

My client is ready
to take responsibility

and I only want what's just.

Everyone lost.

There's no win.

I believe we have a deal.

You two young ladies

have literally
and figuratively

turned my courtroom
into a trash bin.

Your Honour, my
client's being tried

for communicating and
fraud over $5000-

And I need to be able
to get into the details

of these relationships.

You asked someone in my
courtroom about their-their

Erect -

John Thomas.

I've been on the bench
for over 20 years

and that is a first,
young lady.

Your Honour-
- No.

There will be no more talk of-

Erections.

Subversives, dominance,

shirt-swappers.

It's an embarrassment to
the honour of this court.

Perhaps you may want
to recuse yourself.

Oh, we're not starting over.

How about declaring a mistrial
and we'll call it a day?

No, we're not
doing that either.

We're going to adjourn
until Wednesday

and I strongly encourage
you to cut a deal.

It's the best thing for us.

Thank you for the opportunity.

I really appreciate it.

This will be good for us.
-Yeah.

Looks like we
missed the party.

Ms. Diggs, Mr. Lincoln.

Mr. Mueller has advised me

that the family
of Lila Downey

wishes to discontinue
the private prosecution

against Constable Hu.

And the Crown does
not wish to proceed

with criminal
charges against him?

No, Your Honour,
We do not.

Further to my office's
earlier decision,

we accept the
findings of SiRT

with respect to
Constable Hu's actions

not rising to the level
of criminal liability.

Well, seems we are done.

All rise.

Hey.

You got me.

Well played, brother.

Sister, this is why we fight
with rocks in our fists.

I hope the cheque was fat.

After last night,

you knew that the RCMP wouldn't
be the best choice for you.

What changed?

Marcie, being a cop
is all I ever wanted.

Tara has family in Richmond.

She spoke with
the superintendent

and they're willing to
give me a transfer.

Honey, c'mere.

This is the right
move for me, Marcie.

I think we both
know that's untrue.

She pays ten thousand in fines

and six months for the
fraud and we have a deal.

Look, I'm happy to go
back in on Wednesday.

I still have questions
for Mr. Walden

and I can't wait to
see what he wears.

She does not just walk.

I think house arrest

and a years
probation seems fair.

She is stealing
from the system.

No, she's taking
back everything

the system takes from her.

That's my offer.

You wanna
take it or not?

Take it.

I've got the information
and I'm working on it.

There's the puppet master.

Hope you're not too mad.

Hm, don't hate the player.

Listen, you were making
things too hot for the RCMP,

so things were getting
too hot for my office.

How much did you
convince the cops

to pay the Downeys to leave
Percy Lincoln in the dust?

Marcie, your guy won.

You should be happy.

Don't change the subject.

How much?

All I can say is those boys

will never want for anything
for the rest of their lives.

Except for their mother.