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- In the nation's
largest city,

the vicious and violent
members of the underworld

are hunted by the detectives

of the Organized
Crime Control Bureau.

These are their stories.

- Uh, it's a couple
more doors down.

- That's okay. We can walk.

- That dinner was amazing.

Thank you.

- Dessert was my favorite.

You wouldn't take it back.
- Are you kidding?

I love you.

And you asked my dad
for his permission.

I can't tell you how
much that means to me.

- I was so nervous.

But he said you
make her so happy.

Just make sure you
take care of her.

- You do, baby.

I can't wait to spend the
rest of my life with you.

[stirring music]

♪

[engine revving]

- Calvin?

Cal!

Calvin!

Baby.

Cal!

Wake up, Cal.

[sobbing] Calvin!

Calvin. Calvin--

No! No--

- Come on!
- No! Let me go!

Cal! Let me go!

- Get in there!

- No!

Calvin!
- Go, go!

[tires screeching]

[police radio chatter]

- You want the good news
first or the bad news?

- Oh, there's good news?

- A witness from
across the street

gave us a partial
description of our shooter,

not a physical description,
but a patch on a vest.

Cursed Crew.

- The motorcycle club.

That's why we were called.

- Yeah. Ongoing
criminal organization

that traffics guns and drugs.

Fits our agenda.

I just don't think we
have time for this case.

- Six 9 mil, full
metal jacket casings.

They really unloaded
on this guy.

And this belonged to
the missing female.

- And this is the bad news.

Van pulls up after
the shooting.

Two men hop out, kidnap her.

- Janelle Carver.

They were just coming
home from dinner.

- You okay? What's up?

- Has the family been notified?
- No.

I'll reach out to homicide.

- No, I'll, uh...
let me handle it.

[edgy music]

♪

[rock music]

♪

[background chatter]

- Okay. You ready?

[chatter]

[indistinct singing]

♪

- Somebody's outside.

♪

- Go, go.

- You're in the
wrong place, brother.

- What do you want?
Why are you here?

- Get outta here, man!
- I need to talk to David.

- There ain't no David here.

- Hey! What the
hell's going on?

- David.

David.

- Elliot?

- You know this guy?

- Yeah.

We served together.
Now he's a cop.

What are you doing here?

- We need to talk.

- I don't see you
for, what, 25 years.

Now you wanna talk
to me? What is this?

- Somewhere in private.

[dramatic music]

We're just starting to
piece together the details.

- What do you know?
- Not much.

But we've got a witness
who gave us a lead.

Mentioned something about
members of a motorcycle club.

- The Cursed Crew
has got my daughter?

- We're just starting
the investigation.

- Yeah, well, don't bother.

I'll take care of it.
- Now, David--

- They kidnapped my daughter

and they gunned
down her fiancé.

- If you're looking to get
into a war with a rival gang,

then no one is safe.

Now, I can make this a
priority with my task force,

but I need a little information
from you so that I can help.

- You want me to
help you...again.

- I'm doing my job.

But you're a fellow Marine.

That counts for something.

You haven't changed.

Always trying to
save the world.

That's what almost got
you killed in Kuwait.

Good initiative, bad
judgment. Right, Marine?

- I just wanna make sure
that no one else gets hurt,

including you.

- That sounds like a threat.
- It's not.

If it were my daughter, I'd
feel the exact same way.

Trust me.

But if things go south here,

you'll be the first
person I lock up.

- Well, thanks
for the heads up.

You do it your way,
I'll do it my way.

[engine revving]

[dramatic music]

♪

[dramatic music]

♪

- Our kidnap victim,
Janelle Carver,

is the daughter
of David Carver,

president of the Sons
of Sin Motorcycle Club.

Witness at the scene
identified the men who took her

as wearing these.

- [whistles]

Kidnapping the daughter of
a rival club's president

after murdering
her fiancé? Wow.

- They're trying to take
us out for good this time,

so we show them no mercy.

- Where do you wanna start?
[metallic clink]

- It's about where
we're gonna finish.

- We know what motivated this?

- Peter Grimes,
our main suspect,

president of the Cursed Crew.

- If you want something
that'll keep you up at night,

try reading his rap
sheet like I did.

- And now under his leadership,

the crew has forged strong
ties with the cartels.

They run dope up from Mexico.

- Who operates out of Bayside?

- Well, normally, right
now they're laying low.

- They know we'll be
out looking for them

so we turn over every rock

until we find one
of those roaches.

- Then we take 'em out, right?

An eye for an eye.

- We don't have enough
for a warrant yet.

- And if we bust
into the clubhouse

and Janelle's not there,

we might not ever
be able to find her.

- You and Carver--
what's the connection?

- We served together.

- This cop Stabler, you
and him go way back, huh?

- I was his platoon
leader in the Corps.

- He's not gonna be
a problem, is he?

- Could Carver be
a problem for us?

He's got multiple assault
and weapons charges.

Can we really trust
him to help out?

- Once upon a time, I
trusted him with my life.

So let's get to work.

[dramatic music]

♪

- Elliot, my office.

That was a great debriefing.

Now what's the real one?

Look, we just went through
this with Jennings.

Friend to friend.

- January '91,
company was deployed

to Ahmad al-Jaber
Air Base, Kuwait.

Desert Shield had turned
into Desert Storm.

Call it a firefight.

I was pinned down, out of ammo,

and Carver broke ranks and...

Saved my life.

- So you feel like you owe him.

- I guess.

- Just looked through a list
of unknowns for Cursed Crew.

Think I may have found
someone that can help us.

[knock knock]

- Carver's out looking for us.

- Yeah. I heard that, too.

- You chamber a round.

Nobody we don't know makes
it through that door.

- You got it.

- You awake?

It'll all be over soon. Relax.

- My father's gonna kill you.

You know that, right?

- It's not like he
hasn't tried before.

- You--

Why am I here?

Why did you kill him?

Why?

- Your father has
something that I want.

And now I have
something that he wants.

If he decides to work
with me, you are free.

But if he doesn't...

[dark music]

♪

- I'm hungry.

- Mac is here.

- Get her a sandwich
or something.

- [crying]

Where the hell have you been?
- Sorry.

I was keeping the
limit in case--

- I need you to ride up
to Washington Heights.

Tell Marco we are
back in business

and to get the dope ready.

I should have what
he's asking for soon.

- Carver already agreed?

- Not yet, but he will.

- I don't know what
to tell you guys.

I'm just a prospect
for Cursed Crew.

Until I'm patched in,
I'm no good to you.

So...we done?

- I don't know.
Are we done, man?

He's just a prospect.
- Will you chill out?

- What kind of
errands did you do?

You restock the bar?

- Made runs for him, you know?

- What kinda runs?

- Pick up packages,
that kinda stuff.

- What was in the packages?

- You're making me
uncomfortable now.

- [laughs] You're
uncomfortable now?

You pleaded no contest to
stealing license plates,

and now you're
uncomfortable, kid?

You have no idea how in over
your head you are right now.

- What are you saying?

- He's saying you're
a prospect in a crew

that's being investigated
for a murder-kidnapping.

- A DMV charge I
can make go away.

That's easy. But
conspiracy to murder,

which makes you an
accessory to murder--

- I wasn't a part
of any murder.

- Hey, look, prospect or not,

you're part of
the club, right?

Do you really wanna leave
that in the hands of the DA?

- Now you get it?

- What do you want?

- Just an address.

- Cursed Crew's gotta
have a safe house,

a place where they do
business. Where is it?

- I can't rat out my crew.

- Then you're looking
at accessory to murder.

So I'd rethink that answer.

- Do it.

[tires squealing]

[heavy music]

- Uhh--

- Let's get outta here.

- [grunting, breathing heavily]

- Hey there.

How you feelin'?

- You don't wanna do this.

- Do what?

This?

- I don't know where
she is. I swear.

- You bastards
kidnapped my daughter,

and you want me to believe

you don't know where
she is right now?

- I don't. I swear.

- You're lying!

- They'll kill her.

Grimes is crazy.

You can't do this or
she's dead, please.

- They already
killed her fiancé.

Just let me do it.

- Listen, son.

I don't want this
to happen to you.

I don't.

You see, I've seen
innocent people die in war,

and it's... it's
truly a tragedy.

Sometimes...

it has to happen...

so the bigger mission
can be achieved.

Now if you do know something,

I'll let you live.

I'm not an evil man.

I just want my daughter back.

Just tell me...

Where is she?

Where is she?

- This the spot?

I think your boy
mighta been playing us.

- He didn't say it was
gonna be an actual house.

- Yeah. But where you gonna
keep Janelle around here?

Seriously.

- Grab the slim jim.
Try the other door.

- Here.

- [grunts]

- Mm-hmm.

- That's some
serious firepower.

- And a drop van.

I guess the Cursed
Crew doesn't deliver.

They expect their customers

to pick up their merchandise.
[tires screeching]

Police! Show us your hands.

NYPD!
- Whoa, whoa!

Hold on, hold on!

We're ATF.

- Show us badges.

- You first.

- Holster your guns.

- What the hell are
you guys doing here?

.

- We've had five federal agents
shot in the last six months

by 3D printed guns.

We traced the Los Toros cartel.

This is a Cursed Crew drop,

but these AKs aren't
what we're lookin' for.

- Los Toros gets the guns
from a supplier in the U.S.,

which we traced to
the Cursed Crew.

- We got intel the exchange
was happening here,

but it was supposed
to be two days ago.

- Kept staking out the place,
hoping they change the time.

Then you guys pulled up.

- We're chasing
down a kidnapping.

Thought she might be here.

- Cursed Crew did a kidnapping?
- Yeah.

The head of a rival
gang's daughter.

- Biker gangs don't
usually do kidnappings.

It's a cartel's M.O.
- Yeah.

- Maybe Janelle's kidnapping
is tied to the guns.

- Okay. How?

- Are you selling
guns to Grimes?

- Who told you that?

- Well, something had to
have happened for Grimes

to take Janelle like that.

Just tell me the truth so
I can finally help you.

All you gotta do is
be honest with me.

- Come with me.

[tense music]

♪

Grimes offered me
a ton of money.

200 guns he knew I could get.

I actually thought
it'd be good business,

working with a rival club.

Then I found out he was
selling 'em back to the cartel.

- Los Toros.

So what happened? He
wanted more money?

- Los Toros keeps a hit
list of federal agents

they wanna take out.

One of those guys
used to be Marines.

I couldn't be a part of that.

Guess I'm getting
soft in my old age.

- I could throw a rock

anywhere in the tri-state area

and hit about a dozen
black market gun suppliers.

What makes your
supplier so special

that Grimes would
kidnap your daughter

to ensure that the
deal goes down?

Look, you're already
looking at five felonies.

Another one's not
gonna change my mind.

- He's not a supplier.

- What do you mean,
he's not a supplier?

What does that mean?

- He's a gun maker.

Ever see a 3D printed
ghost gun like that?

- No.

Who is he?
- That's the problem.

We've never met face to face,

just through dark web contacts.

Guy's a total ghost himself.

Otherwise I'd give Grimes his
guns, get my daughter back.

- Sarge, I need you and
Jet to give me a hand

in tracking someone down.

- [grunts]
[object clatters]

- Whoever made this,
the guy's a Rembrandt.

- Rembrandt was a painter.

You mean Michelangelo,
the sculptor.

- Of course. That's dumb.

- Well, we're trying to
track down who made it.

What can you tell us?

- What you're seeing
here is a top shelf

3D fused filament fabrication

of an illegal weapon using
unique encrypted blueprints.

- And where does
one get blueprints

for something like this?

- Underground markets
on the dark web. Right?

- Makes it almost
impossible to trace a gun

back to its original coder.

- So our builder could be
a kid in his mom's garage

with a 3D printer.

- It'd be a bit more of a
sophisticated operation.

See, typically, a plastic gun

has an extremely
short shelf life.

They break under the force
of a bullet being fired.

But whoever made this--

- Found a way around that

because of the strength
of its unique geometry.

- Which makes him Michelangelo.

- Means they're a genius,

like way above your
average criminal.

- If he's that good, he might
want credit for his work.

Can we check social
media, online forums,

something like that?

- If they were dumb
enough to advertise, sure,

but we don't have
that kind of time.

- You could try to find out
who supplied the gun's polymer.

- Because that's unique?

- Then we match any sales
records to 3D printers

sold in the tri-state.

If our coder's quota went
up after making a deal,

and we get lucky?

- I would love it
if we got lucky--

Because I mean--
- Okay, Bruce.

Thank you for your help.
- Yeah.

All right. Any...time.

Bye.

- Okay. So tracking polymer

and 3D printer
sales sounds good,

but where do we start?

[phone beeping]

- Hey.

Go up to my desk.
I need your help.

- Okay.

Reyes and I are at the helm.

- Okay. Press the spacebar
on the far right keyboard.

- Done. It's asking
for your password.

- Take me off speaker.

- Okay.

- [whispering]

- [laughs] Are you for real?

- Just do it.

- You're back on speaker.
- Good.

Reyes, type in the
following search code.

- Why can't I?
- Because I'm not sure

you have opposable
thumbs. Reyes.

- Yeah. Yep, yep, yep.

Go for Reyes.

- Star, star, dollar
sign, asterisk,

asterisk, dot, ampersand.

- Uh...whoa.

What did I just hack into?
This doesn't look good?

- Relax. Feds look at
us, and I look at them.

In the search box, enter
3D gun printer sales.

You should see a submenu
with merchant codes

and delivery points.

I only care about big
sales in the tri-state.

- You're good.

150 3D printers were shipped
to an address in Queens

last fall. You got a pen?

- No. I got a brain.

And Whelan, if you
repeat my password

to literally anyone,
I will haunt you.

- [laughs]

[suspenseful music]

♪

- You sure this is the place?

- It's the address
on the order form.

- And those are ghost guns.

[suspenseful music]

♪

[tinny rap music]

- Don't move.

- Yeah, I'd run too
if I built a gun

used in a capital murder.

- I didn't do anything wrong.
- Right.

Because most people who
have done nothing wrong

run from police.

- You're police?

- You're the expert.

This look real to you?

♪

.

- Julius, there's a lotta
people looking for you.

I can see why you would hide.

Making guns for criminals
is dangerous work.

- I don't make guns.
I make art pieces.

What they do with them
is none of my business.

- Well, we counted 200
of your little art pieces

in your shop in New York State

where we consider them guns.

That's 12 years minimum

unless you want
to give us a hand.

- Hand with what?

- Read and sign this

if you're willing to cooperate.

Phase one complete.
Now you're up.

- We found your gun
maker and we the guns.

- Yeah. And?

- Now we deal for Janelle.

I need you to call Grimes,
tell him you're ready to trade,

and I'll take it from there.

- So I'm working with NYPD now?

- In exchange for
leniency. Yeah.

- So I get my daughter back

and still go to jail.

- Yeah.

- You know, I thought
about getting out,

the club, the life.

When Janelle told me she
was serious with a guy,

she could see
them having kids,

I thought, what's my
grandkid gonna think of me?

What kind of example
would I be setting?

[laughs]

It's just who I am.

- Well, it's not who I see.

- You never were a good
judge of character.

Between nature and nurture,

nature always wins.

- I don't see it that way.

You just have to want to
never give up the fight.

- Maybe if you did,
you'd be a lot happier.

[rock music playing]

♪

- Los Toros.

- Here?

- Should we gear up?

- No.

I got good news this time.

Marco, mi hermano,

you never answered my calls.

- Where are my guns?

- I just gotta pick 'em up.

- And what about my interest?

200 guns was three days ago.

You made me wait.

- Delay wasn't my fault.

- You think I care?

You make it right, now,

or the next visit
won't be so friendly.

Hermano.

- So we'll bring
you more guns.

All the guns you
could ever need.

- How you gonna do that?

- I don't ask you how you
do your business, do I?

- You trying to screw me?

- [laughs]

I mean, Marco,

if I wanted to,

you wouldn't see me coming.

I'll be in touch.

- Find a new chair, friend.

- Carver's not coming.

- Coming for what?

- I'm here on his behalf.

- Yeah, I don't know what
you're talking about.

- Carver doesn't
trust you either,

so that's why I'm here,

for his daughter,

with 200 guns, here
to make the deal.

- Well, that's not
the deal anymore.

You're gonna give me my guns

and then you're gonna
bring me the gun maker.

- I've never met the
guy. I can't do that.

- Of course you can.

Put her on.

- [whimpering]

Please, please,
please, please, please.

- Give me what I want,

or you can sit there
and watch her die.

Or maybe you can die.

.

- Grimes doesn't
just want the guns.

He wants Julius, too.

- We can't give him that.
- Well, if we want Janelle,

we have to at the very
least set up the exchange.

- There's no way Julius
is gonna go for that.

- Who says it has to be Julius?

I mean, this guy made sure his
buyers didn't know who he was.

Let's use that. I
go in as Julius.

It's one variable we control.

- Can we get confirmation that
Grimes has never met this guy?

- Well, if we let
that hit the street,

it might blow things up.

- Okay. So you
go in as Julius.

He knows you're not Julius.

- I'm taking a
risk. I get that.

But I'd do it for you
if that works right now.

- No. I don't like it,

Especially when we're handing
over untraceable weapons.

- This is Grimes.

I mean, he's not gonna
hand over Janelle

unless he sees
what he asks for.

And they do exist right now.

- We are not bringing
200 working ghost guns

to a hostage deal.

- They're 3D printed guns.

If we can make it so
they can't be traced,

we can make it so
they can't be fired.

Hey.

- Uh, hey, Jet.

- You do any coding?

- Uh, sure, but
I'm kind of bad.

- Perfect.

Bad coder is just what I need.

Remember the only
thing to alter

is to make sure these new
guns can't fire a live round.

They still gotta look
exactly the same.

- Yep.

I'm neutralizing the fire pin.

- Any way you can
fuse it to the bolt?

- That's smart.

That's smart.

That should do it I think.

- Let's load it in the
printer, have a look.

[click]

Not bad at all, Bruce.

- You two set?
- Ready.

- We're set down here.

Let's just remember not to
move in until we got Janelle.

All right?

- Service in
Bridge Plaza sucks.

Give me a sec. I'll fix it.

- Which camera isn't working?

- The money shot.

- Reyes, you good? We don't
have eyes on the meet.

- Copy that. No worries.

I got a clear line
of sight of the drop.

- Shame it had to come to this.

- Everything's gonna be
all right, sweetheart.

- Dad, I--
- Wait.

Where are my guns?

[dark, heavy music]

♪

You must be my gunman.

- Julius Hayes.

- I trust there was no
issues with my order.

- 200 pristine, nontraceable
3D polymer 9 millimeters.

- Show them to me.

- You got it.

All right.

[whistles]

- So far so good over here.

- All right. You got
what you came for.

Let's wrap this thing up.
- Why?

You got someplace
you gotta be?

- What are you doing?

[dramatic music]

♪

- Hey, guys. We got a
bogey SUV rolling in.

- Stay in cover.

Nobody moves until we
know what's happening.

- Who the hell is this?

- You know, I realized
something, Grimes.

What do I need you
for if I got him?

Tell your guys to put
the crates in my vehicle.

Now.

- You little bitch.

- Yeah. What are you
gonna do about it?

- Okay. Hey, guys. Go ahead.

[Janelle screaming]

- Janelle! Janelle!

.

- No!
[whimpering]

- Enough.

Shut up.

- Reyes, he's headed
toward the southwest gate.

- Copy.

- Go, go, go, go, go.

Don't lose him.

- Ah!

- Left, left, left--

[tires screeching]

- Son of a bitch.

- Come on. Get outta the way.

Get outta the way!

- Hey, where you going--

- He's doubling back.

- Yep.

- No!

- Let's go.

- No!
- Come on!

- Aah!

- You all right? You okay?

- David! David, don't do it!

That gets you nothing.
There's no need, David.

David!

We've won. Hey!

Listen to me. We've won.

Janelle is safe.
We've got him.

And you know what the
right thing to do is.

You know what the
right thing is.

- [shouts]

- Go on. Go on.

Just back off.

- Take good care of her.

- I'll take you down to the
precinct for processing.

- Yeah. I get it.

- Look, time comes you
need a character witness,

I'm there for you.

- I'm looking for
less time, not more.

You saved her.

- We both did.

- We're even now.

- I'll check on
her for you, huh?

- Thanks, brother.

[knocking]

- I didn't call
because I knew you were

gonna say you were fine.

- I am fine.

- Okay. You're fine.

Can I come in?

- Sure.

We spent a lot of time together
when we both came back home.

Then I went to the
Academy, and...

I didn't hear from him anymore.
- Hmm.

- I reached out, but
he wouldn't answer.

And I would hear
things, you know,

like he got pinched
for larceny or drugs.

You know, it was always
small-time stuff, but...

I knew where it was headed.

And there was one night he was
in the drunk tank, bar fight.

I'm a cop by now. [sighs]

And I said, David,
please let me help you.

And he looked at me like I
had just spit in his face.

He started yelling
and cursing at me,

screaming you're not
my brother anymore.

And I just said to him, look,

my number won't be changing.

But if your mind
does, you just--

you call me, man.

But that was the
last time we spoke.

- Well, it sounds like you
did the best you could do.

- You know what they
teach you in the Corps?

Never leave a man behind.

- And his daughter is still
alive because you didn't.

That counts for something.

To brothers.

- To friends.

[emotional music]

♪

.

[wolf howls]