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Now, you see this stuff coming
out of the house.

This is what the Mala Noche
use to cook their drugs.

You can tell by the type of equipment,

they were cooking meth, but I'm not sure

what the baking soda would be used for.

Um, Sergeant Swanson?

Uh, they were also making crack cocaine,
sir.

This is a good day for Miami.

This morning, the MDPD Gang Task Force
raided this suburban home.

What they found inside was
a fully-operational drug lab,

operated by the gang known as
the Mala Noche.

Coordinating today's arrests

is Miami's newly-appointed State
Attorney Nicholas Chandler.

He's about to make a statement.

Got to turn around, kid. Hey!

Hey, you can't go that way.

This is the fourth major bust

against the Mala Noche in a month.

A weapons stash, prostitution ring,

distribution hub, and now this cook house.

So I have a message for the Mala Noche.

Your days are numbered.

- As you know, Miami is the crown jewel...
- Hey, kid! Hey, come on!

Whoa. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Where do you think you're going?

I just got to get through here.

...fall in love with our citizens.

And once again, the MDPD

has proven that Miami is also safe.

I want to thank our Gang Task Force leader.

Jen?

Sergeant Jennifer Swanson

deserves more credit than anyone.

She executed my orders
with precision...

Everybody down!

Take cover!

Yes, shots were exchanged.
Not at this time...

Got a DOA on the state attorney.

So I hear. Are you hit?

I'm fine. It's not my blood.

I tried to save him.

I know his family.

Stay with him, please.

Son of a bitch is still alive.

Lieutenant Caine, do you have any
idea who was behind this attack?

You'll know when I know.

Hey, get back behind the line.

Okay, Susan, we'll be back

with any further details on
the Mala Noche story.

Dead-center shot, Bubba.

Mala Noche...

...has a message for you.

What's the message?

This is... just the beginning.

Ah.

You know what?

I agree.

What did he say?

He said...

"This is just the beginning."

♪ Yeah! ♪

♪ We don't get fooled again ♪

♪ Don't get fooled again ♪

♪ No, no! ♪

Hey! Hey!

Hey, Detective.

Quit stomping all over my crime scene.

- This area is not clear yet.
- Sorry.

Wait a second. Wait a second.

Did you step on something?
Take off your shoe.

- What?
- Just take off the shoe for me for one sec.

Come on.

- You have something, Wolfe?
- Yeah, I do.

It's a shard of tinted glass.
There you go. Sorry.

That could be from the car.

The car didn't have tinted windows.

I got the same type of
glass right over here.

And here.

Oh.

Here.

And I got a pair of sunglasses
with the lenses busted out.

- Was the shooter wearing glasses?
- No.

No, but several officers I
interviewed said the driver was.

Let's get the glasses back to the lab.

Well, the sunglasses
from the scene are Salon,

which is a high-end brand,

but it doesn't narrow
anything down for us.

Well, the lenses I
found were concave,

which means they're prescription.

Unfortunately, that won't help, either.

There are a lot of people
with prescription glasses.

- That's weird.
- What?

The glass I collected
at the scene was tinted.

- This is clear.
- Let me see that.

It's photochromatic.
It responds to ultraviolet light.

So those glasses aren't
the driver's sunglasses.

These are his regular, everyday glasses.

That narrows things down.

Let's get some glue.

Somewhere out there,

there's an almost blind gangbanger.

High-end frames, and they're prescription.

And they're chromatic.

Think that's enough to narrow it down?

I'm gonna make some calls.

Jen, they haven't done this
kind of thing in years.

Hey, Natalia, I'm a little busy right now.

- Scott, where's that info I asked for?
- I'm working on it.

I want that list of Noche players

in my hands right now!

Jen, you know these gangs
better than anybody else.

- What is going on?
- You know what's going on?

I have two men in the hospital
and a dead state attorney,

and it all went down on my watch.

Look, don't do that to yourself.

This is not your fault.

We want to catch these
guys just as bad as you do.

All right, look,
I shouldn't be telling you this.

What is the big secret?

The reason we've been so successful

at hitting the Mala Noche

is because we've been getting
calls on the tip line.

Okay. Well, why keep that quiet?

S.A.'s office made me.

They wanted it to look like they
were kicking butt on their own.

- Do you know who's calling in?
- Well, traces lead to disposable phones.

That's pretty unusual for
Mala Noche to have a snitch.

Things have changed since you guys
took out the original leadership.

Memmo Fierro.

The current shot-caller, Armando Salazar,

is nothing like Memmo.

He runs the gang like a business,

doesn't like to get
his hands dirty.

We're hearing some of the
Noches miss the old days.

So targeting the state
attorney was Salazar's way

of proving he can push back?

Let's see if he got his hands dirty.

Thanks, Jen.

Hey, H.

Excuse me.

Stop right there.
Where do you think you're going?

- MDPD. Step aside.
- Stop. You cannot go in there.

- You. Phone.
- Stop. Stop. Mr. Salazar...

I'm sorry, but you're gonna
have to wait outside, gentlemen.

What the hell? That was a client.

I bet it was.

Why are you guys here?

We are here to say hello.

Yeah. Hello.

Yeah. Hello.

What are you doing?

I'm swabbing your phone for gunshot residue.

You probably already washed your hands,

but I bet you touched
something before you did.

- I didn't shoot anyone.
- No, but you made it happen, didn't you?

I don't know what you're talking about.
I run a financial advisory firm.

Yes, you do-- the Mala Noche.

I see. Look, I walked away
from that life a long time ago.

- Eric.
- No, there's no gunshot residue.

All right, Felix, have a seat.

Where are your glasses, Felix?

- I don't wear glasses.
- You don't wear glasses?

Felix, look at me. Can you see me?

Tell you what. I have a proposition for you.

If you can read what I'm
writing down right now...

I'm assuming you can read.

Seriously. If you read from where
you are, I'll let you leave.

Come on, man.

I'm going to let you
walk out of here, Felix,

free, no harm, no foul.

I might even apologize.

You ready?

What's that say?

- What's that say?
- You need a little help?

I know. I've got an idea.

- Why don't you try these on, just see?
- Huh.

- Just see if that helps.
- Put on the glasses, Felix.

Put them on now.

- "I'm guilty."
- Case closed.

Yeah. Very funny.

These aren't my glasses.

Really? 'Cause the eye
doctor says otherwise.

You know, Felix, between the glasses,

and your lifetime membership card

to the Mala Noche gang,

it leads me to believe
you were driving the car

when the state attorney was killed.

Everybody, down!

And since none of you Mala Noches

seem to be able to do anything on your own,

I'm wondering, Felix,
who put you up to this?

- Was it Armando Salazar?
- I want my lawyer.

Felix, do you have a lawyer on retainer?

No. I want one of those free ones.

He wants a free lawyer.

Of course you do,
'cause all you guys want to do

is tear down the system
until you actually need it.

I... want... a... lawyer.

Then get this fine,
upstanding taxpayer a lawyer!

You see this file?

That's the case they're making against you.

I am your lawyer, Mr. Medina.

You have to give me something
to defend you with.

Why don't you use one of those big books?

Okay? Like they use on those lawyer shows.

That isn't the way it works.

Look, you got to trust me.

Yeah, I might work for the city,

but I'm not a cop.

Have you heard of attorney-client privilege?

Yeah.

So whatever you tell me
stays between us, okay?

But what if I want what I tell
you not to stay between us?

You mean, you want me to make a plea deal?

No, what I mean, what's been happening...

It's not what you guys think.

Not at all.

Those tips the Gang Task
Force has been getting?

They're not coming from
inside La Mala Noche.

Okay.

Let me write it down.

You got to promise me something first.

Yeah? What is it?

Is this Lieutenant Caine?

Hi. This is Sharon Kirby.

The court appointed me
as Felix Medina's lawyer.

I understand you're heading up

the S.A.'s murder investigation.

I'm not sure if this is protocol,

but Mr. Medina told me something
that you need to hear.

It's very important.

No, I mean, right now. Mm-hmm.

I'll meet you at the PD
in ten minutes. Thanks.

Sharon Kirby was a public defender
all of eight months.

She called me right before
she was murdered, Walter.

Felix told her something.

Place was crawling with people, yet somehow,

nobody noticed Sharon
Kirby's throat get cut.

How's that possible?

That's because a trained killer did this.

How do you mean, Doctor?

Slicing the carotid
artery is what killed her,

but they also cut her trachea
in the same cut,

which kept her from screaming

and let the blood fill her throat
before coming out the wound.

Also, it delayed the bleeding for an escape.

This is Mala Noche, gentlemen.

Well, why kill someone who's
helping their own man?

It could be a message.

In which case, Felix isn't
going to tell us anything.

No, he's not. Doctor?

I have a substance tangled in her hair.

Let's get a sample of that.
It could have trace on it.

Excuse me, Doc? H, when I got to the scene,

this reporter was already set up.

I thought he just beat me to the scene,

but this footage took place
before the murder happened.

So maybe his camera saw the murder.

- Walter, get the footage.
- I'm on it.

We have received reports that MDPD
has apprehended the driver

in the drive-by shooting

that claimed the life of State Attorney
Nicholas Chandler...

All right, roll it back from the beginning.

All right, Grant. Take three,
in three, two...

We have received reports
that MDPD has apprehended

the driver in the drive-by shooting
that claimed the life

of State Attorney
Nicholas Chandler.

Now, go forward.

Got two Mala Noche hits in one day.

What is this? They all of a
sudden come out of hiding,

and they start acting
like the Mexican cartels.

Because we've been hitting
them where it hurts.

Okay. Wait, wait, wait. There it is.

- Got it.
- There it is. Right there.

Stop it. Okay. There's our victim.

Let's go forward.

They were keeping a low profile.

- Outside of the work of the police...
- Oh, wait.

There it is. You see it?

That's right when she got attacked.

But is that an old man? I'm gonna zoom in.

That's our killer?

H is convinced this is a Mala Noche hit.

Let's see if we can
get him in focus.

Look at that.

You see his hands?

Never seen an old guy
have that many tattoos.

How weird is that?

So the substance found
in Sharon Kirby's hair

turns out to be SD alcohol 35.

Otherwise known as glue.

Right. But not just any type of glue.

Spirit gum. They use it
to make prosthetic masks.

The guy who killed Sharon Kirby

was wearing a mask, H.

That's how the glue got in her hair

This isn't the kind of thing
that Mala Noche's known for.

So why would our killer need a mask?

H, I don't think this is the
first time they've used a mask.

When I was on patrol, we picked up a guy

who escaped from Miami-West Prison.

He was wearing a mask

that looked exactly like
one of the prison guards.

There.

H, this is the guy-- Cesar Soto.

He's Mala Noche.

At least a year ago,

I guess he brought his
hobby back to the gang.

Walter, do we have that mask?

No, but I got a screen grab of it.

What is it, H? You got something?

I've seen these tattoos before, gentlemen.

- Where?
- Memmo.

Where's Memmo, Felix?

Last I heard,

he was in prison for killing your wife.

Come on, Felix.

You and I both know he escaped from prison.

I hear that he's back with the Mala Noche.

Look, I'm just a dog. I do what I'm told.

I don't know anything.

Felix, why would he kill
the public defender?

She was on your side.

I'm not stupid.

I don't want to wind up like her.

- H?
- Mm-hmm?

Gang Task Force just got another tip.

There's a cook house where you would
least expect it.

The corner of Walton and Coral.

A full-service drug lab right in the
middle of suburbia.

That was one of the
earlier tips we received.

And this is the one that
came in minutes ago.

Mala Noche is planning

something bigger than before.

He said that they're going to
rip out the city's heart,

that they own Miami.

Something about a bus.

I don't know what,

but it's going to happen in
the next 60 minutes.

Well, that sounds like a little kid.

I don't think so.

We think he's been altering his voice,

and this is just another change-up.

You think this is credible.

It's always been before.

Okay. Ladies, we have 45 minutes
to set the city to Code Red.

Sergeant Swanson, call the Mayor.

Eric, I need Salazar right now.

Sources tell us the threat comes

from the gang known as the Mala Noche.

Already responsible for the death

of a state attorney and a public defender,

it seems the cartel-style violence

that has crippled Mexico

has finally spilled
onto our shores.

Where's Salazar? Where is he?

I don't know. He left in a hurry.

He wouldn't tell me where he was going.

Call Salazar. If he picks up, let me know.

People's lives are at stake, lady.
We're running out of time.

What did he tell you? What do you know?

He said he left without a choice.

Yeah, he's getting ready for the attack.

He's finally getting his hands dirty.

No. Mr. Salazar is a legitimate investor.

Yeah, right. Listen.

Get out of here before I charge
you with obstruction of justice.

There's got to be something around here

to tell us what they're up to, man.

- Hey, Wolfe?
- Yeah.

Come here, take a look at this.

Got something here. It says, "bus."

Bus.

H said the tipster mentioned a bus.

Uh, it says the 14th.
The 14th was last week.

Yeah, problem is, how do we know these
are from the same piece of paper?

Only two or three pieces
of paper here. Look.

- Hey, this one says, "Sun."
- Sun?

I got a "state" with an S here.

Sunshine State?

Sunshine State...

Tours. Wait.

"Sunshine State Bus Tours."

These are tickets to a tourist bus.

Nobody takes a tourist
bus in their own city.

The tipster said the Mala Noche
wanted everyone who comes here

to know they own Miami.

Yeah. This ticket's from
a dry run from last week.

Target's a tour bus.

Hey, this is Eric Delko.

I need to know when the next Sunshine
State Bus tour leaves.

Ladies and gentlemen,
I apologize for the delay,

but if you line up single
file against the bus here,

I can check your tickets,
and we'll be on our way.

Beautiful tour of Miami.

Thank you very much. Enjoy your tour.

Thank you so much. Enjoy your tour.

Thank you so much. Enjoy your tour.

Thank you. Enjoy your tour.

Okay. Hi.

I'm sorry, sir. This ticket's
for a different tour.

If you just wait over here for one second,

we'll get you squared away after
I get the customers on the bus.

Thanks.

Enjoy your tour. Enjoy your tour.

H, it's Soto, the mask maker.

Don't do it. Don't do it!

Stay down!

Don't you move.

I didn't miss from there.

I'm not gonna miss from here.

Salazar!

Salazar!

Memmo.

Come on. Here you go. Don't fall asleep.

Don't fall asleep on me.

Right here. Don't fall asleep.

So, Salazar is dead.

You knew that already, didn't you?

- 'Cause you helped Memmo do it.
- Memmo?

- Who are you talking about?
- You made him a mask.

That's what the hell we're talking about.

I don't know anything about killing Salazar.

I didn't even know Memmo was here.

What does he want?

I thought he wanted me to
make him a mask or something

so he could skip town.

Well, he didn't skip town, did he?

- No, he didn't.
- I'm bleeding here. I want a hospi--

Aah!

So if you want to go to the hospital,
you're gonna tell me what he wants.

- I don't know.
- What does he want?

Aah! All right! All right!

If he killed Salazar,
that means he wants to take over.

And that means he's coming after you next.

You and your buddies, pig.

Which is exactly what we want.

Thank you, Mr. Wolfe.

Hey, where's my hospital?

You ain't got the insurance.

Mala Noche is planning something

bigger than before...

Still working the tipster voices?

- Yeah.
- All right, let me hear the original call.

Well, it's not gonna really get you anywhere

because it wasn't electronically altered.
It was only muffled.

Yeah.

I was hoping to prove that
Soto was working with Memmo.

- That Memmo was behind the tips?
- Think about it.

Memmo gets one of the gang
members to tip us off.

We take out their sources of income.
Rank and file gets upset.

They want to go back to the
old way of doing things.

Okay, right, and then
get Salazar to come

out of his cozy little
office and fix things.

That's right. Memmo pounces,
takes over the Mala Noches.

Okay, so this tipster
could lead us to Memmo.

Yeah. Can you-- Can you compare
the second tipster call

against the first one that came in?

Mala Noche is planning something
bigger than before.

There's a cook house where you would
least expect it.

The corner of Walton and Coral.
Full-service drug lab...

Tell anyone who comes here...

- Look at that.
- Ah.

That means there are two callers.

That really is a kid.

Okay. Wait a minute.

Wait a minute. We've been
looking at this all wrong.

Pull up the Task Force's files

on Mala Noche members with-- with sons.

So Felix is the snitch.

While we had Felix in custody,

his son tipped us off to the bus attack.

What do you guys want?

Turns out, Felix,
that you're working with Memmo.

You don't have a choice, do you?

- What are you talking about?
- Talking about this.

Mala Noche is planning something
bigger than before.

He said that they're going to
rip out the city's heart.

Tell anyone who comes here
that they own Miami.

That's your son on the tape,
isn't it, Felix?

Look, if I talk to you guys,
Memmo will kill Miguel.

He may do that, anyways.

Look, my son-- he's not like me.

Okay, he's a good kid.

He's the only good thing I got.

Okay, fair enough, Felix.

You help us with Memmo, we find your son.

Okay, the only way to
get in touch with him--

is with his cell phone,

but he's not gonna answer
if he's with Memmo.

You leave that to us.

Armando Salazar...

was a loyal...

foot soldier.

In fact, it was I who took
him in 10 years ago.

But I always knew one thing about Armando.

He could never be a leader.

Because he put money before Mala Noche.

And you-- all of you--

you let him do it.

Were your men paid for their loyal service?

- Memmo...
- Cállate!

Or did you give away...

something you know that cannot be bought?

I'm asking you a question.

Yeah.

It's okay.

You have something to say to me?

I wanted to, but Salazar--

Salazar-- he made...

Salazar... made you do nothing.

Does anyone else have any
excuses for their cowardice?

Okay.

It's okay. Because I forgive you.

Because I'm your brother.

Mala Noche is not a business.

Mala Noche is a brotherhood.

Right?

Okay.

Do me a favor. Take that piece of trash out.

Now.

Two guys with tattoos checked
in about an hour ago.

I will not hide while you risk your lives.

I will fight beside you.

We will learn from our
Mexican cousins, yeah?

And Miami...

will be ours once again.

¿ Sí?

- Frank.
- It's clear.

You okay, son?

They're still here.

This is Lieutenant Caine.

I am at the Ventana Verde Hotel,
and we are taking on heavy fire.

I'm requesting backup immediately.

We have officers down.

You were very brave in there today, Miguel.

I appreciate your help.

Got the ball rolling at Child Services.

- I'll take care of him.
- Thank you.

I'll see you, Miguel. Thank you.

- Eric.
- They knew we were coming, H.

This was a trap.

Let's set one of our own.

- Miguel...
- Miguel is safe.

Your son is safe, Felix.

Child Services is going to be
taking care of him from now on.

And now, Felix, we delivered.

It's your turn.

Whatever you need.

We need Memmo to think Salazar
survived the shooting.

¿ Qué pasó?

Salazar is not dead.

Is Salazar your new leader?

Mira.

Then tell me where the coward hides.

Salazar!

Mala Noche's not yours!

I'm here to claim it!

I guess Salazar's dead, huh?

That would be correct.

That's far enough.

That's far enough.

Are you a righteous man?

I am a servant of the taxpayers, Memmo.

You and I are not that much different.

You do what you have to do

to protect your people, just as I do.

Which included killing my wife.

I did what I had to do.

- It was never personal, Caine.
- It was to me.

It was to me.

Okay.

So my question is...

is this personal now?

Or is this the act of a righteous man?

Let's put it this way, Memmo.

Killing you would
be a righteous act.

Are you at peace with your decision?

I am.

Well, then, be at peace, Caine.

You're under arrest.

Beautiful day.

Yeah.

It is.

♪ Yeah! ♪