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There's nowhere
to hide now.

It's very tough to hear because
you're barking at my ear, but-

Okay, I
can hear it.

I can fix it.

I can fix it.

Oh, hey!

He's so worked up!

Yeah, he's hearing
some buzzing-

coming from this
outlet down here.

But I'm going
to fix it.

Yeah.

I don't think he
likes all the change.

Yeah, it was
like that-

with the old
house as well.

He takes a little while to
settle into a new space.

He's been kind of walking
around the whole house-

trying to find a place
to sleep all morning.

I get it, buddy.

Can't wait for all these
boxes to be unpacked.

What are you
looking for?

Coffee.

Where's the coffee?

I got you covered.

Oh.

This is definitely
not coffee.

That's yours.

Yeah!

Hey.

Yeah.

We've got a lot
of doubles here.

I think we'll just toss
yours and keep mine.

Uh-

That's the plan.

Yeah, Joe.

What happened?

Okay.

Yeah, we'll
be right there.

What's going on?

Robbery at the airport
shipping warehouse.

Rex, come on.

Oh wait wait
wait- hold on.

Rex had his

yearly checkup
yesterday, right?

Did the results
come in?

I almost forgot.

Hey, sorry, pal.

You're going to have
to stick around here-

until you're cleared
for active duty, okay?

Once you put this on
you can go in and out-

of our fancy new doggie
door all by yourself-

while we're gone, okay?

At least one of
us gets a day off.

Okay.

Yeah.

Maybe it'll give
you a chance to-

get used to the
new house, hey?

All right.

See ya.

Welcome to
the neighborhood!

I'm Vera.

I live right
next door.

Charlie.

Hey.

Sarah Truong.

Nice to meet you!

You have got such
a lovely home.

I'm sure you're
going to love it here.

It's quiet.

Not a lot happens.

Except for the seagulls.

Yeah, but that's
how we like it.

Quiet.

Hey!

You must be-

the new neighbours.

I'm Arnold Crane.

Oh, uh-

Charlie.
Hey.

Sarah.
Hi.

Well, um, you know-

we really should have
you both over for dinner-

when Vera gets
back from her trip.

That is why you
have the sun hat.

Escaping this weather.

Headed on a two-week cruise
to Costa Rica this afternoon.

Ah!
- Oh!

Yeah I'd go with her.

But it's a
girl's trip.

Isn't that right, honey?

Yeah.

Well, we should probably
get to work, but, um-

Pleasure meeting you both.

Yeah.

Have a great day.

Bye now.

Bye.
- Bye.

Something seem off
about those two to you?

What, the, uh, tight smile when
he invited us over for dinner?

Or the fact she wasn't
wearing a wedding ring?

Let's not get
too attached.

I don't think she's coming
back after that cruise.

Ah.

Charlie.

Hey, Joe.

The case sounded urgent.

Where's Rex?

Oh, he's off
duty today.

He's waiting for the
results of his yearly exam.

Of all the days

for him to be
off the job.

What's going on?

There was a theft
of an SJPD shipment-

from an airport
warehouse this morning.

What exactly were
we shipping?

Guns.

We're shipping guns
outside of the province?

Yeah, when firearms are
seized from the streets-

they're sent to a weapons
destruction facility in Ottawa.

Okay so how many guns
are we talking about?

200.

Listen, they're mostly handguns.

Yeah.

And if we do not
find them, Charlie-

they're going to end
up back on the street.

Not to mention the PR
nightmare that's to follow.

It's going to be-

Well, how did this happen
in the first place?

Isn't one of
our guys

supposed to be in charge
of weapons transfers?

Yes, and our
officer says

that he handed the shipment
off to the warehouse staff.

But then 20
minutes later-

the employee on duty
turns up unconscious.

And no CCTV?

No.

No, they disabled
all the cameras.

Well, the list
of people-

who would know when the transfer
was happening would be short.

So there was an inside
person in the warehouse?

The problem is the
warehouse knew-

that we were sending
them something.

But they had no
idea what it was.

So it's someone
in SJPD.

Yeah.

And we already
have a lead.

I'm going to go
talk to him now.

I had nothing
to do with this.

Doesn't
look good, Walt.

Two years ago-

you admitted to stealing
drugs from evidence lockup.

I'm on the straight
and narrow now.

Then the department
forgave you.

But now, more police
property is missing.

And you are in
the middle of it.

Again.

What happened?

I delivered the shipment
to the warehouse

just like I was
supposed to.

I arrived at
8:30 sharp.

There's two warehouse
employees there waiting for me.

We did the paperwork.

They helped me load.

I left.

That's it.

It didn't occur
to you to-

accompany the shipment-

to the secure
lockup area?

I don't know
what to tell you.

It all seemed legitimate.

Joe!

You've got to
find those guns.

If anythinghappens-

the blood's
on my hands.

Does nobody but me take
this stuff seriously?

It is Cybersecurity 101!

What happened?

Okay, you know how
every new account

on the SJPD server comes
with a default password?

Yes, yes.

It's an officer's
last name-

and the last two digits
of his birth year.

Yes.

Hold on.

Did Neville
not change his?

No.

And his name and his birthday
are all over social media.

Right, so anyone
off the street-

could just waltz in here
and access his email.

Yeah, and find the time
and instructions-

for the weapon
shipment.

Is there any way to
identify who did this?

I can check
to see -

if any other computers on the
network accessed his account.

Go.

Hey Sarah, any
word from Charlie?

Charlie's at the hospital-

waiting to speak with
the warehouse employee-

who was on duty.

What's the holdup?

They were struck in
the head by something.

Still haven't regained
consciousness.

Wait a minute.

Here we go.

Neville's email was accessed
from evidence lockup last week.

So are we looking at a
property officer then?

Well, it could be,
but think about it.

If you orchestrated
this heist-

would you use a computer
from your own department?

No.

I'd use someone else's.

And then-

I would follow it by using
an untraceable proxy chain.

Okay.

A hard drive connected to a
fraud and financial crimes case

was returned to the lockup just
moments before the email login.

Returned by who?

I can't tell.

There's no detail
on the case number-

or who accessed it.

But I can go
downstairs and check.

No.

No, we've got to maintain
a low profile on this.

Is there anyone-

in fraud and financial-

who we can trust
to help us?

Yeah, Detective Porter.

Right.

But he-

Why- because
he hates my guts?

Yeah.

A little bit.

But undeservedly, of course.

You know, you
did order that-

that internal affairs review.

Come on, guys.

That's water
under the bridge.

Right?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah.

That one right there.

Sure.

And then you
have another one.

Detective Porter.

Yeah.

Just the man I
was looking for.

Uh-oh.

What have I
done this time?

You can relax.

It's fine.

I heard your audit
came up clean.

So uh-

What do you say we just
put that all behind us, huh?

Yeah.

Ancient history.

Excellent.

So?

How can I
help you?

Well uh, I want
to find a hard drive-

that someone from your unit
signed out of evidence lock-up.

Okay, well that's what
evidence logs are for.

Yeah, but evidence
logs won't tell me

if someone used
that as an excuse-

to get into the
property room.

So, let me
get this straight.

You're more interested in the
officer than the hard drive.

Is that right?

Well.

You really do like

investigating fellow cops, huh?

I know we haven't
always seen eye to eye.

But right now,
I need your help.

And your discretion.

Sure.

Yeah, okay.

I'll uh-

I'll let you know
what I find out.

Arnold!

Are you
in the yard?

Arnold.

Yeah.

Can you come
inside for a second?

Just give me
a minute.

Now.

Please.

Can't it wait?

No.

Fine.

So what you're
telling me-

is this isn't really
a girls' trip, right?

You're going on a
vacation with another man?

How does that
make any sense?

And I have to
leave my house?

This is exactly what
I've been talking about!

Charlie called.

He spoke with the
warehouse employee.

He didn't get a good
look at the thieves-

or the vehicle
they were driving.

Okay, so there's no
way to identify him.

Well, no.

Actually, there could be.

Forensics found
this at the scene.

I think it broke off whatever
the warehouse worker

was struck with.

Look.

There's a pattern
molded into it.

I thought maybe
you could-

It's a Tiger pistol.

What is a
Tiger pistol?

It's a brand
of airsoft gun.

I used to play in an airsoft
league on the weekends.

You know, before
they kicked me out.

Apparently, I was
too good of a shot.

Yeah, yeah yeah yeah.

Yeah.

Anyway, check it out.

Ah, it looks realistic.

Yeah, but it's
pretty harmless.

It only shoots
plastic pellets.

Why would it be
used in a heist?

Well, maybe they aren't
hardened criminals.

Maybe they never-

planned on using it.

Yeah there isn't
a single shop-

in town that
carries this brand.

You can only
get it online.

So it shouldn't take me too long
to figure out who received it.

Okay.

The security alarm
at home is going off!

I should check
that out.

Yeah, I got this.

Yeah, okay.

Thanks.

Oh!

Rex!

That must have been
murder on your ears!

What is going- ?

Rex!

What is going on?

Hey, hey, hey.

Hey!

Is everything all right?

Hi!

Uh-

Yeah!

Sorry about
all the noise.

Oh!

Um-

Yeah- no, it um-

It doesn't-

It doesn't bother me.

But, um-
you know-

might catch hell from the
wife if the barking keeps up.

Well, honestly-

This is really
unusual for Rex.

I think he's
just, uh-

adjusting to the
neighbourhood.

Oh, well, I, uh-

I look forward to
meeting the real Rex.

Hey, uh-

Did you happen
to see-

what would have
triggered our alarm?

Uh-

Well, there
was some, um-

charity canvassers came
by a little while ago, and-

I don't know, maybe some of
them knocked on the door and-

and set it off?

Okay, well, uh-

Well, thank you.

And again- sorry
to disturb you.

Come on, Rex.

Let's go, Rex.

Let's go.

Rex, come on!

Hey, boss, I got a hit
on the Tiger pistol.

It was shipped to
a local warehouse.

Any idea who
received it?

Yeah.

Yeah, it was addressed
to a Sam Gazzara.

I mean, I
ran him, but-

he's got a record.

Theft under $5000.

I mean, he doesn't strike
me as a criminal mastermind.

You know, I'm thinking that
someone from the SJPD

hired him to
be the bad guy.

Right?

Tell me about
Sam's arrest.

Well, I mean, he
was using dummy cards-

to purchase high-
value electronics.

Well, that's a fraud
and financial crimes case.

Things keep leading back to
that department, don't they?

Yeah, they do.

Hey, did Detective
Porter give you a name-

of whoever took that hard
drive back to the lockup?

No, they have no record
of it on their end.

You know, Jesse-

I think I'm going to look
into this Sam Gazzara.

Oh, no need.

I sent a patrol car
to the warehouse.

They're holding Sam
there as we speak.

Good work, Jesse.

Okay.

You need to
stay inside now-

so you don't bother
the neighbours.

Okay?

We'll be back
in a few hours.

Hey!

Hey.

Aww.

I know.

I know.

It's tough to be
home alone, hey?

Rex.

I can see you're trying
to tell me something.

Yeah?

Charlie understands
your signals-

better than I do.

He'll know how
to help, okay?

Okay, I've
got to go.

Bye.

Hey.

Sam Gazzara, come on.

Hey, let's start with
the easy questions.

Where are the guns?

Where are the guns?

We stashed them in the
warehouse this morning.

Show me.

All right, don't
worry about it.

The warrant
is en route.

We also know that
you have an accomplice.

Where is he?

I've been asking myself
the same question.

I was supposed to meet
Ed here like an hour ago.

Hold on.

Who's Ed?

Ed Musgraves.

Musgraves.

M-U-S-G-R-A-

Okay, okay.

Look, I didn't know that
there were guns, okay?

Police guns.

Look, especially police guns!

That's got to count
for something!

What did you think
you were stealing?

Okay, so Ed says-

that he knows about a
shipment of tablets coming in.

All we had to do is be at the
right place at the right time.

Then he found out they
were guns, and he's like-

Oh man, we're going
to make a fortune!

Ahhh!

I'm-

Who hired you?

I don't know.

It was on a need-
to-know basis.

I didn't need
to know.

Who was your buyer?

I don't know!

The guy who
lined it up!

Look, they're in here.

I didn't- I didn't-

I swear they
were here.

I swear- I didn't
move them.

You know I didn't
touch them.

I didn't touch them!

Okay!

All right, best-
case scenario is-

Ed iced you
out of the deal-

moved the guns
someplace else.

Do you have
any idea where?

None.

No, I don't-

What's-

What's the worst-

What's the worst-
case scenario?

Worst-case scenario
is Ed sold the guns.

And they're gone forever.

Hey.

Hey!

How'd it go-

at the house?

Uh- fine.

I've never seen Rex
so worked up.

He was barking at thin
air and at the neighbours.

Think it's just taking
some time to adjust?

Yeah, that
could be it.

Plus the fact that we're
on the job without him-

His schedule's
all messed up.

Hmm.

Who's this friendly face?

Ed Musgraves.

He's got a
serious record.

Aggravated assault in Halifax-

possession of unlicensed
firearms, armed robbery.

So he knows his
way around a gun?

Yeah, he's not going to be an
easy collar when we find him.

Hey.

I just got off the
phone with Charlie.

He's got a lead
on the gun buyer.

It's the
Sons of Salt.

The biker gang!

Did Charlie's source

name the seller?

No.

But he confirmed they're
within the police department.

Okay, so when's
this deal happening?

Sometime this afternoon.

We'll have to scramble
and intercept it.

Maybe send someone
in undercover.

Charlie has a motorcycle.

He could do it.

No, no, can't do.

Musgraves's record.

He had a run-in with
Charlie two years ago.

He'd totally recognize him.

Wait, I think
I know a way.

This one
goes on ice.

Besser, you're
coming with me!

You want to tell us what
we're doing in here first?

We were doing nothing when your
cruiser chased us down, man!

Shut up.

Yeah, get your
hands off me!

Joe?

Gary, I'm so sorry.

I needed to talk
to you ASAP.

And I had to
make it look real.

What the hell?

I've been
working my way-

into the Sons of Salt
for nine months!

Yeah, I know.

This could very
well blow my cover-

this arrest.

Gary, 200 guns were stolen
from right underneath our nose.

What?

And the
Sons of Salt

are looking to make
the purchase today.

Yeah, well?

What do you
want from me?

I need you to
do the deal, Gary.

Come on!

They're expecting a biker!

Look at you!

Gary.

All right.

I think I can help
you with that.

Okay.

One little problem though.

What is it?

I don't have wheels.

I had to dump my bike when
your cruiser chased us down.

It's wrecked.

Don't worry,
I got that.

Charlie.

I need a
big favour.

I need to borrow
your bike.

Bill!

Hi!

Yeah, no,
I'm all right!

Yeah.

No, just trying
to keep busy.

You know, the wife's away
for a couple of weeks.

And that's actually
why I was calling.

Would you happen
to have your uh-

your place up
in Carbonear?

Oh!

Great!

Do you still
have your boat?

Oh, God.

You know, if it's
not too much trouble-

would it be okay if I came up
there for a couple of weeks?

That's great, yeah!

No, I can leave
tomorrow!

Rex.

Oh, hey.

Look I hear you've been
going squirrely here-

all cooped
up by yourself.

What?

Yeah, you're right.

Sarah's kitchen stuff
is better than mine.

You hang tight,
buddy, okay?

Be back in a
couple of hours.

Rex!

Rex!

Hey.

Rex!

Hey!

Hey!

Excuse me!

Is this going to be
an ongoing issue?

Rex is never like this
unless he's on the job.

Uh-

The job?

Yeah, he's a-

trained police dog.

And-

he only acts like this when
he's alerting to something.

Oh!

Oh, you're a
police officer!

Detective, actually.

Oh.

Rex is trained to sniff
out bomb components.

And fertilizer is
sometimes used in-

improvised explosives.

Well, there's no
bombs here, Detective.

Just some-

bomb tomatoes.

I'll get you some
after harvest.

Listen, I've got
to run, bud.

Sorry about that, Arnold.

Ah, no, it's
no problem.

Rex, come on!

Rex!

Hey.

I don't know what's
going on with you.

But we'll figure it
out tonight, okay?

Yeah.

All right.

Hey, Arnold.

You with
Sons of Salt?

Yeah.

Do you see anyone
else here?

I'll pat you down.

You know, the boys
know I'm here, right?

That's my protection.

You get me?

Yeah.

That's a sweet ride.

I used to
have a bike.

What kind is that?

That' a-

Vincent Blackshadow.

It's not really

an outlaw bike.

More of a toy.

Are we here
to make a deal-

or chit-chat
about bikes?

Yeah man, all
about business.

I respect that.

That's the cash?

Let me see it?

Hey.

I'll hold on
to that for now.

All right.

They're here.

Okay.

Hold your position,
hold your position.

Oh, yeah.

It's 200 in there.

Okay.

All right.

Good.

It's looking good.

It all checks
out, right?

Yeah.

Stand by.

How are you planning on
taking all those on your bike?

Is this your first
handoff, man?

No.

After the exchange-

my guys arrive
for the pickup-

after you leave.

Okay?

Then you don't
know them.

They don't know you.

All right?

Like I said,
looking good.

What?

Huh?

It's all good!

Why are you
saying that?

Go, go,
go, go, go!

What is that?

Eddie.

The cops!

Don't be stupid, man!

Let's go.

Ed!

Drop your weapon!

Ed, drop the weapon!

Ah damn it!

Eddie, don't be stupid.

Ed?

Listen to me.

If you pull
that trigger-

that is first degree
murder of a police officer.

Do you understand that?

Eddie?

Don't be an
idiot, man.

Drop the weapon.

Come on.

Yeah, sure.

You good?

Yeah, you took your
time getting here.

Yeah I'll keep that
in mind next time.

So now what?

We got his phone.

Half dozen calls-

to the same
number today.

He has one last chance
to make a deal.

That's good.

Look, I better get out of
here before I blow my cover.

Okay.

All right.

Tell Joe-

he owes me.

Will do.

Yeah.

Later, Jesse.

Hey, it's Ed.

Is it done?

Yeah, deal's done.

Cash in hand.

Everything went
down like you said.

Good.

Good.

Detective Porter.

You're under arrest.

No, hold on.

I've got one
question for you.

Why?

I don't owe the
SJPD anything.

You ruined my
reputation, Joe.

I think you did
that to yourself.

Get him
out of here.

Where did
you get that?

Okay.

Aghh!

Ughh!

All right.

Arrrghh!

Back!

Get back!

Go on!

Go on!

Back!

This isn't over!

I'm coming
back for you!

Good news, buddy.

We-

Why is there blood
on your tenderizer?

Charlie, that's
not mine.

Arnold?

It's your neighbor,
Detective Hudson.

We're coming in.

It smells like
ammonia in here.

Somebody's been cleaning.

They didn't
clean too well.

Don't move!

On the ground, Arnold!

Aghh!

Now!

What?

What is it?

It's his wife.

She's dead.

She was going
to leave me.

Well, you were right.

Vera wasn't coming
back from that cruise.

Oh, that poor woman.

Huh.

Huh-

I uh-

I think we're making
quite the first impression-

on the new neighbours.

Huh-

Thank you, Rex!

I think they'll
warm up to us.