All language subtitles for FreeRayshawn.S01E09.They.All.Want.Me.Dead.Dont.They.1080p.ROKU.WEB-DL.DD5.1.H.264-HOTSTUFF_track3_[eng]

- All right. How dangerous is
this man to the woman and the
child he got with him?

- Extremely dangerous.
He's desperate.

If my men can get clear,
head shots are authorized.

We can't have him
kill anyone else.

- He's facing capital
punishment. Who knows what this
man is capable of.

- Well, look here, we gonna
go both ways on this thing.

If we can't get it through his
hard head that he needs to
surrender,

we gonna bring on the SWAT
with the full wrath.

- Well, I have a team ready to
deliver a throw phone and
Cameron Wilson on the way.

- Bring it on.
- Yeah.

GUILLORY: Let's do this.
- Mike, let's go.

- Who's Cameron Wilson?

- You know Chris Kyle,
the American sniper?

- Yeah.

- Cameron Wilson had the second
most sniper kills out of Iraq.

Out of the SEALs, straight
into SWAT. He doesn't miss.

You've got to get him out of
there like his life depends on
it.

- Well, you don't want
him to die either.

- I don't want one of our guys
carrying the weight of killing
him.

It takes something out of you
to kill someone. You know that.

- Yeah, I know that.

- You got to move him to talk
about his surrender plan.

- Has he sounded like
he's willing to surrender

if he doesn't get what he wants?

- Well, find that hook.

He's smart about violence
against the black community,
right?

He wants to be heard.

Tell him that the justice system
is his best chance at being
heard.

- You think he believes

that a court in this parish
is his best shot for justice?

- Why do you do this job?

- I'll be goddamned
if I know anymore.

- Well, when you fucking figure
it out, make that his answer.

Make him believe whatever it is
that makes you put on that
uniform,

and he'll walk out.

[phone rings]

- Shit.

[ringing]

- When Tactical goes dynamic,

it's not a question of whether
or not he lives or dies.

It's whether his
woman and child dies.

- God, grant me the serenity to
accept the things I cannot
change,

the courage to change
the things that I can

and the wisdom to
know the difference.

- You ready?
- Okay, go.

[ringing]

- Hey, Rayshawn.

- All I did was back up the car.
I didn't know he was back there.

- I know. I feel you,
bruh. I feel you.

- I didn't mean for shit
to go down like that.

- Hey, just slow your roll
and listen to me for a minute,
all right?

Gonna be all right.

How you doing?

- They all want me
dead, don't they?

- I ain't gonna
lie to you, bruh.

They calling you
a cop killer.

Ain't nobody out here gonna
cry for you if you end up
dead.

- Yeah, but I didn't
mean to kill nobody.

- Shit.

I know how you feel.

[chuckles]

A couple of years ago...

there was a kid with mental
issues who pulled a BB gun on
some cops.

And I shot him, killed him.

- That was you?

That kid was only
11 years old.

- Just turned.

- You ever kill anybody else?

- Only had to pull my
weapon one other time.

But never mind about me.

It's about you, man.
You was in the service, right?

You remember when you used
to put that uniform on,

that sense of
responsibility you felt?

Hmm?

Transforms you into somebody
who you think can't do any
wrong.

But underneath you still
human, right? It's still you in
there.

I'm telling you, when you
decide to take somebody away
from this place forever,

you digging a hole inside
yourself that you can't never
fill up.

All right?

So there is something that you
can do right here right now.

You can get yourself and your
family out of there safe.

I wanna try and help you do
that. Can we do that, bruh?

- The D.A. get there yet?
- D.A. Yeah. They called her.

And she's on the way.

I gotta tell you, though.

It's not much of a chance
that she'd be willing

to listen to what you got to say
right now.

- Well, they had to be recording
it. I want that footage.

- What? - Them motherfuckers
got it.

I know they do.
Let her watch it.

Let her see that it was
entrapment, and then she'll
wanna talk.

- I don't know nothing about
no bodycam footage, Rayshawn.

They told me
they weren't recording anything.

- They're lying. Okay?

Look, man, it was only a few
cops that wanted me dead.

Now they all want me dead.

Get me that video.

- [sighs]
- There is no footage.

Fuck.

- Goddamn it.

- Your fucking kid is here.

[crowd shouting]

- Miles!

[shouting continues]

- He came out of nowhere.
- Hey, Dad.

- Miles Poincy.
Boy, what you doing out here?

- The standoff started trending,

and then all these photos
of you popped up.

- Aw, shit.

- Here.

- This is Poincy.

West side of the cordon. I need
a uniform to take my son home.

- Dad, I'm not leaving.
- You not leaving?

Boy, look around you.
Look around you, Miles.

It is not safe out here for you.

You gonna sit in the squad car.
You don't do nothing.

You don't say nothing. You heard
me? - Yes, sir.

- Come on.

WOMAN: In Illinois, we had
Laquan McDonald and Rekia
Boyd.

In Texas, we had
Sandra Bland.

In Ohio, we had
12-year-old Tamir Rice and John
Crawford.

In New York, we had
Eric Garner, Sean Bell, Akai
Gurley, Amadou Diallo.

In Michigan, we had
seven-year-old Aiyana Jones.

In Maryland, we
had Freddie Gray.

In North Carolina,
we had Jonathan Ferrell.

In South Carolina,
we had Walter Scott.

In California, we had Ezell
Ford and most recently Stephon
Clark.

In my home state of
Washington, Charleena Lyles.

And that is just a sampling
of how this is not a local
issue.

It is a national
disaster.

It is a national problem. It
is reminiscent of
everything...

- On that buy-and bust,

can we see if there were
surveillance or security cameras
in that area?

- Everyone who takes a hostage
has a sob story. Everyone.

- Is it possible or not?

- Despite the heinous shit they
did, they become sympathetic

once their back's to the wall.

- Okay, look, I'm not drinking
the Kool-Aid. I'm seeing what
I'm seeing.

- What do you see, Steven?

- [sighs] Maybe I see a little
deeper than what everybody else
is seeing, Lincoln.

- Command. Red
1. Phone is set.

- Good. Copy, Tactical.

- We're finally ready to cut his
phone. Let him know we're
coming.

- That's your best idea? Cut
him off from everything else.

He wants to be heard.
He wants to talk.

You take that away from him,
you might amp him up.

You never know what he'll do
then. - He wants to be heard?

He goes through you now.
You are his whole world.

He knows a cop died. You make
him feel like shit about it.

- Oh, no. I'm not doing that.

I'm not gonna bait and guilt
a man who suffers from PSTD.

- It is necessary
and it gets results.

- Necessary. [scoffs] Sorry.

- You and I both know it's safer
for them to come out than to
stay inside.

- Forget this. - Two minutes,
and the phone is cut.

[somber dramatic music]

TAYESHA: What happened now?

- That cop died.

♪

[crowd shouting]

- Let me see that.
What you looking at?

Give me the phone, boy.

What they saying?

- You won't stop
until he's dead.

- [chuckles] So
everybody's woke now.

Hiding behind their phones.

Telling the police
how we supposed to do our job.

Look, we out here trying
to protect everyone,

including Rayshawn
and his family.

- But the Internet is the only
thing keeping Rayshawn and his
family alive.

Y'all shot up his apartment.

- I didn't shoot anybody.
And Rayshawn ran over a cop.

Look, Son, every day I look in
the faces of black mothers and
fathers

and see fear and anger and pain.

I'm trying to do
everything I can

to get Rayshawn and his family
out of there safe and alive.

- Okay, well, you need to,
because now the whole world's
watching.