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[male announcer]
In New York City's
war on crime,

the worst criminal offenders
are pursued

by the detectives
of the major case squad.

These are their stories.

[knocking]

[Emily]
I don't know what to wear.

Hey, if you're not ready,

I'm going without you.

Come on, Emily.

I'm leaving.

[Emily]
Wait up!

Try this, Emily.

Ewk.

Dad's gonna kill me.

So don't tell him.

Hey, bitch.

Ashley!

Don't leave me.

Brian'll drive you home.

[phone ringing]

Hey, baby.

[giggling]

You want another one?

Sake, sparkling.

[phone ringing]

Mmm... tell lover boy
to stop calling.

Don't touch the phone, babe.

What--I have to go.

How'd it go?

Just three more sessions.

Well, I can drop you off.

A call came--I gotta...

Well, then, let's go.

I told her I wasn't getting
any better by myself.

[Farley]
Ashley Gardela.
18 years old.

Her stepdad's a cop.

Water Haven P.D.

He's on his way.

Friday night--She left
the Hamptons to come to Queens?

Yeah, it is
a reverse party commute.

Found her wallet in a dumpster
down the street.

That's a pricey handbag
for a cop's kid.

[sigh]

It's a nice car.

Brand new smell.

Guess the killer
was facing her.

He struck her... here.

The right side hard enough
so her head

would hit
the steering wheel.

Then he strangled her with
this cell phone charger.

Surprised that mugger
didn't take that phone.

It's brand new.

She drank something sweet.

The stamp on her hand--

It's probably from
a nearby bar.

Attractive girl,
short skirt...

Alone, drunk.

Easy target.

Detectives Goren, Eames.

Officer Ray Wiznesky.

Officer.

Sorry for your loss.

This is gonna kill
her mother.

[Goren]
Officer--

Do you know why
your stepdaughter

was in the city
last night?

I have no idea.
She was a good girl.

You might get some prints
off that purse.

Let's stay
on top of that.

Right.

NYPD--you've got it covered.

I'll stay out
of your soup.

Not at all.
Look--

Any help you can give us
we'd appreciate.

Like did she have
a boyfriend?

- Yeah.
- I don't think so.

These kids hang out in groups,
you know.

Ashley drives
an expensive car.

Designer clothes, handbag.

She works, and what she earns,
she spends.

Tries to keep up
with the city kids

who weekend
in the Hamptons.

They throw a lot
of money around.

BMWs.

$500 bottles of champagne.

Just different from us,
that's all.

I was just thinking
that maybe...

she hooked up with one.

It's the summer.

I got a lot of O.T. Yeah.

I wasn't keeping up
with her social life.

Maybe if I had...

Our 13-year-old daughter's
home alone with my wife.

I gotta get back.

Traced the stamp
on Ashley's hand.

Pier Bar
on Center Boulevard.

[Amos]
She had a different I.D.,
I swear.

That's not
what this is about.

Again, was she by herself?

She came in alone.

Frat boy
bought her drinks.

Got grabby.
She left, he followed.

Do you remember a name?

Um, I remember attitude.

He was so drunk
he left his credit card.

Is this your haul
for the week?

For the night.

We keep 'em 48 hours.

Then we cut 'em up.

Ah.
Here you go.

Dean Howard.

Bedford College.

Home of the Bedford Beavers.

Hmm, our eager beaver was buying
Ashley drinks all night?

Maybe he felt owed.

Yeah, I wanted
to hook up with her.

She was hot.
She was trashed.

So you followed Ashley out of
the bar to her car?

No, no.

I offered her a ride.

She blew me off.

She said I wasn't old enough
or rich enough for her.

- You cut yourself?
- I--Ow.

I caught it
in the cab door.

- A cab?
- Ah...

I thought you said that
you offered Ashley a ride?

I did.

She blew me off.

So I took the tunnel
back into the city,

tried to salvage
my night.

That's when
my car got towed.

We call the impound lot,

they'll confirm your story?

Here, I'll save you
a phone call. I--

Plus, I used the ATM
at Planet Hollywood.

You did have

a bad night, Dean. Look--

Whatever this chick
said I did, I didn't do.

Tell her she owes me

80 bucks for that
sparkling sake.

Ashley said that you weren't
rich enough for her.

It sounds like she already
had a sugar daddy.

Probably the guy that kept
calling her cell phone.

O Canada.

Who has O Canada
as their ring tone?

A Canadian sugar daddy?

You sure Ferris Bueller's alibi
checks out?

His easy pass
has him in the tunnel

ten minutes after
he buys her last drink.

Okay, the brand-new Lexus
she was driving.

How'd she pay for it?

Company car leased to Raines
Advertising in Water Haven.

She's Mr. Raines' assistant.

Jason Raines.

He's married to--

Kelly Sloane-Raines, supermodel.

I still have her first
swimsuit edition.

Their beach house
was featured

in the Style section
last month.

The article said
he was from Toronto.

Ashley's cell phone.

O Canada plays
every time Jason calls.

It's his
exclusive ring tone.

He call her last night?

Her call log
didn't list him,

but her LUDs did.

Seven times.

Last one at 2 a.m.

His calls were deleted
from her cell

around the time
of her death.

That's half clever,

which sounds about right
for a trophy husband.

Some trophy.

He marries Kelly Sloane
and cheats on her.

Man marries a model,

he's not looking
for a soul mate.

You said the girl's
stepdad was a cop?

Yeah.
Office Ray Wiznesky.

So she's family.
One of ours.

How'd he react?

- He kept it together.
- Stoic.

He offer up Raines?

Well, if Ashley's seeing Raines
and Wiznesky knew,

he might've tried to take care
of things on his own.

Go make a condolence call
on Raines.

I'll talk to
the Water Haven P.D.

Make sure they keep an eye

on the stepdad.

Eames--

This is your idea
of taking time off?

I appreciate
your concern, Captain,

but I'm fine.

[phone ringing]

Hello.

Yeah.

Honey--

Something wrong?

That was
the Water Haven police.

Ashley--she was...

She was found murdered
in the city.

Oh, my God.

I'm, uh...

I'm gonna have to go
to the office

and help them if I can.

Yeah.
Of course.

[Eames]
So this is how
the other half lives.

It must be nice.

Raines Advertising,
follow Main Street

to the water's edge.

Blinds closed in the middle
of the day?

[knocking]

Jason Raines?

NYPD.

We need to speak to you.

This is not

a good time.

Mr. Raines--

I'd advise you to

get down!

Drop the gun.

He murdered my Ashley.

Officer Wiznesky,
drop the gun.

Drop the gun!

Okay.

All right, step away.

Phew.

Officer Wiznesky is overcome
with grief.

We'll handle this
as a local matter.

He's my partner.

Your department got a heads up
from our Captain

we were coming out.

They should have
kept Wiznesky away.

I'll check into thatfor you.

As for him...

You're looking in
the right place.

I need you here right now.

Wiznesky wanted me to write
a suicide note.

He was gonna shoot me

and make it look like
I killed myself.

He thinks you murdered
his daughter.

Yeah.
He's insane.

- You could press charges.
- No chance.

I have to live here.

Local cops--
this is their fiefdom.

How long has Ashley
been working for you?

Uh, not long.

What?
Six months?

It's very cozy here.

It's, like, intimate.

Not a lot of chance
for privacy.

A good eye line
between the two of you.

It's called an open plan.

Where were you last night,
Mr. Raines?

Had to work late

in Manhattan's--
Excuse me.

Didn't want to fight
the Friday traffic,

so I slept over.

We keep a condo
near Lincoln Center.

This is sparkling sake.

This is an ad agency,
not a convent.

Ashley drank it Friday night.

And she stocked
my mini-fridge.

Does your wife has a lot
of issues with you working

with Ashley alone?

You know,
in this, um,

open plan?

Kelly and I
are very happy.

Detectives, it's been
a long day, do you mind?

Ashley work with you
Friday night?

Yes, she left early.

She was going to a party.

She say where,
or who with?

She used to date some, uh,
local loser.

Brian... Murphy.

I think he has a record.

Now, if you'll excuse me,
I've got...

I better clean up
the mess here.

I was arrested
for pot once.

You left out
three DUIs, Brian.

Ashley got busted
all the time.

But her stepdad's
on the force,

so no record.

How'd you get that shiner?

I don't know.
I was wasted.

At the party,
the one Ashley left?

She say where
she was going?

No.

Ashley was
all about lying.

Creating drama.

With that damn cell phone
glued to her ear.

I mean, even when we were
hooking up.

How long ago was that?

Awhile.

Six months.

When she started working
for Raines.

Right.
Working.

Paid her 60 bucks an hour.

To answer the phone?

Okay, thanks.

So you said
that Ashley thought

that she was too good
to be an assistant.

She designed jewelry.

Shoshanna has dresses.

- Paris has purses.
- Uh-huh.

Ashley actually believed
Jason was gonna

set her up in business.

As if "the smile" would ever
let that happen.

"The smile?"

Oh, his wife.

Okay.

What a mistake
that marriage was.

Supermodel?

Whatever.

She's three years older
than him.

She knew all about
their affair.

Same way everybody knew.

High school graduation,
Kelly was a keynote speaker.

Brian went right up
and told her.

How'd she react?

She just smiled.

I'm sorry you had to come
all this way, Detectives.

Especially since I didn't
really know Ashley.

You'd met her,
Mrs. Raines?

Call me Kelly.

I had met her once.

I went to pick Jason up

on our way to a benefit.

She seemed lovely.

[Goren]
You and your husband

are very generous
with your time.

We've been blessed.

We try to pay it forward.

Got a lot of

local causes:

Heal the Bay,
South Fork Breast Cancer,

high school keynote.

I chair a female empowerment
group for teenage girls.

The school asked me to say
a few words.

We understand Brian Murphy
had a few words

to say to you
as well.

Yes.

Ashley had left him.

He projected his hurt
onto Jason.

Sorry. You mean that
he told you

that your husband
was having an affair?

This is a small town.

I've learned to ignore
the rumor mill.

I just try to keep--

Smiling.

Hmm.

No one wants to hear
you're happy.

Your husband said that
about you too.

You know, that you were--

[clicks tongue]
Uh...

Happy.

[short laugh]

That's a handsome family
that you have.

Thank you.

Yep.
Piper's six.

Sam's ten, and Jenna, wow.

Sixteen.

[Goren] And she's from
your first marriage.

Sam, my third.

But Jason's been a true father
to both of them.

He had a different reputation
before you two were married.

And he loves me for giving
his life balance.

Your husband, uh...

spends a lot of time

working late hours
in the city, huh?

Well, he was working
long hours lately

because we are starting
a new business.

A new company.

Jewelry?

Home design.
Sloane-Raines style.

Jason told you?

No, but we did hear
that Ashley

was going to be doing
your jewelry design.

I'm the company's
sole designer.

Can I offer you

some more lemonade
before you go?

I am terribly sorry,

but my Pilates instructor
is waiting.

Raines and Kelly are starting up
a design firm.

Somehow, Ashley thought it would
be her big break too.

When I told Kelly,
she didn't even blink.

This guy's lucky
he's not dead.

How's his alibi?

Shaky.

He says he was in
his condo.

Doorman says
he might have been.

A guy like this--

I doubt this is
his first affair.

Why turn to murder now?

Maybe because she was
threatening to out him.

Ashley emailed him
five days ago.

"You told me you
respected my talent.

"It's devastating to learn

"our relationship
was just about sex.

"Is that why
you hired me, Jason?

"My lawyer wonders what
your company's investors

would think
about all this."

[Ross]
She was playing hardball.

Maybe he swung back.

Bring him in.

You son of a bitch! She was my assistant.

That's it, Kelly.
I swear to God.

You were gonna give that slut
a job as a designer.

Maybe you should
take a pill, Kelly.

- Oh, get out!
- We'll talk when--

Get out!

You better take these.

'Cause you're not coming back.

Hey, that's him.
Let's get the scoop.

It's Jason. Follow me.
Let's get this. Come on.

Move in,
move in.

Kelly throw you out, Jason?

Get out of my face,
jerk off.

Think she'll take you back?

[Jason]
Your bosses send you here
to attack me?

Get out of here!

Jason Raines--

Goren, right?
Goren?

Let's go.

Bunch of dumb police,
all of you.

All right, Mr. Raines.
Let's go.

Why don't you hook up
with a real man,

huh, sweet ass?

That's enough.

You can't do this to me.

I want my lawyer.
Okay? I want my lawyer.

Anything that was said
was clearly under duress.

Intoxication.

Not the actual beliefs
of my client.

In vino, veritas.

There's another phrase
in Italian:

Mi e scappato.

It means it slipped.

[Hobart]
Either way, it was done under
the influence of alcohol

after Water Haven police

threatened my client
at gunpoint.

Officer Wiznesky's the one
who should be in jail.

Water Haven P.D. has taken away
Officer Wiznesky's gun

and put him on
restrictive duty.

Now can we get back

to your client's relationship
with Ashley Gardela?

This time,
the truth, huh?

Ashley seduced me.

- You've got to be kidding.
- This is the first time

I've ever done
anything like this.

It was...

a terrible mistake.

Uh, what happened
that night?

Ashley was supposed
to meet me.

She never showed.

So she stood you up.

That's why you called
her cell phone?

I was looking for her.

Last calls
went to voicemail.

I waited for her all night
at the Four Seasons.

[Hobart]
He was in his room

from 11 to 6 a.m.

You can verify that
with the hotel.

Oh, we will.

This time, he didn't lie.

The electronic key registered

he entered his room at
the Four Seasons at 11:18.

He made several fruitless calls
to Ashley

on his cell.

And then stopped
dialing pain,

and began dialing pleasure.

He accessed the in-room
adult entertainment at 11:58.

He ordered Barely Legal Coeds:
Part 2.

And then he hit
the minibar hard.

He ordered
a bacon cheeseburger

from in-room dining
at 4 a.m.

Checked out at six.

He left himself a humiliating
electronic trail,

but it alibis him.

[phone ringing]

Ross.

Raines claims this is
the first time he's strayed.

He's officially having
a bad week.

I was a pawn
in Jason Raines' game.

I was naive, trusting,

I fell for the lies
of a sexual predator.

Once he got what
he wanted from me,

he moved on to Ashley,

my best friend.

Did Jason kill
Ashley Gardela?

He's a creep,
not a killer.

[reporter]
Any words of advice
for Kelly Raines?

Stay strong.

[reporter]
Will this help
your career, Nicole?

I've gotten calls
from Playboy and Maxim.

Several talent agencies.

[Goren]
She's right.

Raines isn't a killer.

But the real killer deleted
Raines' calls

from Ashley's phone.

He deliberately pointed us
in that direction.

It's someone with
a lot of anger

towards Ashley and Raines.

Brian Murphy.

He dated Ashley.

He blames Raines
for their break-up.

[Eames] He seems
to have gotten over

Ashley's death awfully soon.

Going somewhere, Brian?

Uh, yeah.

Fishing.

[sigh]

- Underwear, socks.
- Beer.

No bait,
no fishing poles.

I'm visiting my cousin
in Bellport, okay?

Cops told me to go, so--

Water Haven police
told you to run.

Officer Sajak.

Hello.
Ashley's dad's partner.

So why did Sajak ask you
to leave town?

Said that Jason pulled
some strings, got off.

And I was next
on your list.

He tell you why
you were next on our list?

So you were at the party
with Ashley that night.

Well, maybe you saw her leave
to meet Raines.

You decided to follow.

That's not what happened.

Where's you go
after the party, Brian?

Nowhere.

Look, you want to talk
to Ashley's stepdad

if you don't believe me.

He and Sajak busted up the party
after, like,

midnight.

They knocked me around.

Why would they do that?

Wiznesky was pissed.

Picked up Emily
wandering the street.

Emily.

Ashley's little sister.

Half-sister.

Wiznesky didn't tell us
about the party.

No. He also didn't mention

he found out Ashley left his
13-year-old daughter

with a drunk teenage boy.

I wonder if he told
his wife.

Ashley told me she was
taking Emily to the movies.

Um, I wasn't feeling well
that day.

But you knew they went
to a party.

Of course.

Emily always tells me
the truth.

She said the beer
tasted like soap.

[Eames]
Your husband

must have been unhappy.

If Ray was upset,

he didn't let on.

Of course, he never lets on
these days, so...

The tea that you're drinking.

That's, uh...

it's herbal tea. Mm-hmm.

Burdock, sorrel,
and slippery elm.

And that's a stent,

isn't it?

For chemo?

Breast cancer.

Metastasized to the liver.

Must be difficult for you
now that Ashley's gone.

I lost Ashley
a long time ago.

Your husband and Ashley--

How did they get along?

He tried.

You know,
she wouldn't let Ray in.

She was six years old.

Very attached
to her own father.

Even though he
ignored her completely.

She was searching for...

a father in Jason Raines.

Ray can't stand
those people.

Cidiots, he'd call them.

Idiots from the city.

After she started
seeing Raines,

things just got worse
between them.

[Emily]
What's going on, mama?

Nothing, sweetheart.

Everything's fine.

[Goren]
You must be Emily.

I'm Detective Goren.

This is Detective Eames.

[Emily] My mother
can't talk to you.

My dad wouldn't like it.

He doesn't want her upset.

You have to go.

[Goren]
Security tape from the bar.

We were hoping that
you might recognize a face.

You know, help us
put things together.

This Raines guy--

Whose strings did he pull
to get off?

He had an alibi.

I guess he deserved it, huh?

His marriage imploding

on the cover of The Ledger
this morning.

Those kids--

So there's nobody
that you see

that might've been
at that party

that you busted up?

No one's jumping out.

Wiznesky--

He must've been
out of his mind

when he saw Emily
with that beer.

Ashley was always wild.

He must've had
his hands full.

She didn't listen
to anybody.

She didn't listen to him.

Now, she's dead.

And she has
a grieving mother.

And your partner's cooling
his heels on light duty

after everything he went through
with Joyce.

Yeah, and they take away
his gun again.

Because of that
little tramp.

Again?

This isn't the first time
your partner's been on

restricted duty?

[Goren]
You can't blame him
for going after Raines.

I mean,
if I had a daughter...

If I didn't need
my pension,

he'd have a bullet
in his head.

Wiznesky knew that Ashley
was meeting Raines.

He might've drove
into the city.

To confront him, maybe.

Asked you to
cover up for him.

You know,
you're a father.

You would understand.

Wiznesky didn't drive
into the city.

Not until they got the call
from Homicide at 5:15.

I'm sorry.

I can't help you.

Nice talking to you too.

The esteemed captain
of Water Haven P.D.

assures me that Sajak
and Wiznesky

have been on
the force 18 years.

And that they were both

on duty together all night
the night of the murder.

Subtext:

The whole department
will alibi him

if we go to a grand jury.

Did his captain tell you

Wiznesky took a six-month
psych medical 13 years ago?

Oddly enough,
he neglected to mention that.

Mmm.

Wiznesky was testifying in
a domestic violence case.

The defendant grabbed
his piece,

shot a court stenographer
in the head.

She died instantly.

So he's got an alibi.

Now, you're giving him
a post-traumatic stress defense.

His wife had cancer.
That's another stressor.

Ashley acting out...

leaving his daughter vulnerable

at that wild party.

How old is this daughter?

13.

Barely.

Okay, I'll drive back.

I'll get the D.A.
to subpoena

Sajak and Wiznesky's
patrol logs.

He's under
a lot of stress.

When you take another run
at this Wiznesky,

hit him hard.

You two... watch your backs
out here.

[Eames]
We know Ashley left Emily at
a party that night.

A party you and your partner
shut down.

We figured you neglected to
tell us for a reason.

It wasn't relevant.

It wasn't relevant
that your stepdaughter

left your little girl

with a bunch of drunken
18-year-olds?

Emily's a good kid.

Raised right.

I wasn't worried.

I picked her up.

Dropped her off.

Went right back
to the job.

Okay, you could handle it.

But Emily must've
been scared.

Your wife was home alone. Worrying.

Leave my wife out of this.

Your wife...

being sick.

I mean, you can almost
feel that, can't ya?

I mean, physically,
the pain and the nausea?

You don't know
what I'm feeling.

Rage.
Helplessness.

I mean, I do know
'cause my mother,

she has lymphoma.

The doctors--
They talk about her life

in months.

And I think, you know,

I'm smart,
I'm resourceful.

But that--it's a lot.

Joyce is gonna make it.

She's strong.

And now,
she's gonna be fine.

I got nothing more to say.

He's never gonna tell us
what happened that night.

But Emily--good girl.

Girl he raised not to lie.

Your mom--
That was true, wasn't it?

She's a fighter.

Well, how many days are you
talking about?

[Ray]
Hey, Sajak--

My dad's not here, Ray.

That's okay.
I was just...

I left my cigars
in the den.

Okay, help yourself.

They'll pay me
for an interview?

[Emily]
Yeah, my dad was mad.

I could tell.

So that night, your--

Your father was angry.

And did he ask you
where Ashley was going?

No.

But I told him.

Ashley said
she was going to a bar.

On a pier.

In the city.

I knew she was going
to meet Jason Raines.

I asked my dad
to go get her.

But he couldn't.

Since he was on duty?

You're going to put Mr. Raines
in jail, aren't you?

He killed my sister.

If my dad didn't have
to work that night,

Ashley would still be alive.

So the 13-year-old inadvertently
tipped her father off

about Ashley's trip
to the city.

Wiznesky goes after her.

Confronts her.

Things get out of hand.

Ashley ends up dead.

Wiznesky dumps Raines'
cell phone calls,

stages the robbery,

drives back to Water Haven.

Good theory.

Hard to prove.

His partner had his back.

Wiznesky copied his partner's
patrol log

with just enough variations
to ring true.

And he's got his whole
department alibi-ing him.

Small town police force
protecting their own.

One of my worst nightmares.

We've got no influence.

No leverage.
They run their own game.

Well, maybe they think
that we run ours.

Why don't I call
their captain

and give him a heads up
about the indictment?

Indictment?

We're not even close. I'll let him think

their thin blue line
has a crack in it.

Maybe that'll
shake things up.

What's this?

It's all our paperwork.

Living wills.
Power of attorney.

My pension.

You got stuff
scattered all over.

I'm just putting it
in one place.

They'll be in my desk
in the den.

You all right, sweetheart?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Bottom drawer.

Ray, honey?

You have visitors.

Give us a minute,

would you, Joyce, sweetheart?

Everything's fine.

I know all about
the indictment,

detective.

It's a small town.

Could you turn around?

Take it easy, officer.

If I die
before I'm charged,

it's a full pension
for Emily.

Put the gun down, Ray.

What gun?

They took my gun
away from me.

You made sure of that.

Ray.

Raines would be dead
it wasn't for you.

Okay.

It was on me.

Wasn't on her.

You need to let my partner--

Don't move. You can see me, right?

I'm here.

Nobody's gonna grab your gun
this time.

And I know that
it wasn't your fault

because I read the report.

You were pulling...

a double shift.

You had a new baby.

You spent a lot of nights
without sleep.

And this guy jumps off
the bench.

It happened in one,
maybe two seconds.

I couldn't stop him.

- No one's blaming you.
- That court reporter--

He shot her in the face,

and I couldn't stop him.

[Emily]
Daddy?

It's all right, baby.

What're you doing?
Mom wants to know.

Uh, just give us a minute.

You gotta let
my partner go

and look after
your daughter.

Daddy?

Let me talk to her.

Daddy?

You gotta put
the gun on me,

and let my partner go look after
your daughter.

Put your piece
on the desk.

And your partner's.

Daddy, I'm coming in.

Just give me a minute, baby.

Hold on a minute.

Now, turn around.

She's a good girl.

Emily. She's-- Oh, I don't need you

to tell me that. No, I know.

It's just, she's precious.

You know, she's...

She looks like her mother.

Joyce.

Ashley was killing her.

She abandons her sister,

doesn't even take care
of her own mother.

No, but you found Emily.

She got home safe.

Joyce was crying.

She couldn't stop shaking.

You knew that--
that they were hurting.

And you had
to protect them.

Joyce didn't even
get angry.

She was worried about Ashley
after everything.

Tell me--
How is that possible?

I don't know.

It's mothers, you know.

Back off!

You knew what was going on
with her.

You knew what
was inside her.

Cancer cells--
they feed on stress.

Joyce was never
gonna get better.

Oh, see, Ashley was toxic.

She was toxic to Joyce.

I found her.

I found her and I told her,

"You need to stop
what you're doing,

and give your mother
some peace."

And she laughed at me.

And I slapped her.

And she looked at me,
spit in my face.

Joyce is never
gonna forgive me. Hey!

She needs you!

How do you know?

What?
Because of your mother?

Some cop B.S.

No, my mother is ill.

And I'm all she's got.

And that's all Joyce has got
is you.

Not anymore.

Look, we can
do something here.

They can help you out.

They'll hold the charges.

You can spend time
with Joyce.

You can--

Well, stroke her hair.
And hold her hand.

Oh, you think I'm dumb?

Some small town cop
who'll roll over for NYPD?

I never said that.

"We can work this out."

"Let my partner go, Ray," crap.

I let her go 'cause
I don't want to kill her.

I wanna kill you.

And then me.

Who's gonna clean up
the mess?

Your daughter?

Huh?
Her mother?

Here.

Call your mom.
Say good-bye.

Oh, come on, Ray.

Emily.

Shut up.

Emily, your father needs you
to see something.

Eames!

She's on her way.

No. Daddy?

No.
I said no.

Back off out there.

Goddamn it!

You stop!

Just stop.

Come on, Ray.

She needs you.

Daddy!

She needs you.

You gotta let it go, okay?

I'll file the paperwork.

Take a drive upstate.
Visit your mom.

[man]
Gun! He's got a gun!

He asked to be cuffedin front

out of respect
to his family.

He grabbed my weapon.

[both crying]

You all right?