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Dispatch, this is Park East 21.

Go ahead, Park East 21.

Dispatch, I'm on the 101st street across from the old box factory. Would you be

advised to be outside of the car checking out an abandoned vehicle?

Copy that.

Your license and registration, please, sir.

I thought you were leaving a bar a few blocks back. I have reason to believe

you've been drinking tonight, sir. Okay, look, I'm a retired drug cop, okay?

I'll call a cab, how's that?

You're gonna have to ask me to step out of the vehicle.

Come on, kid, give me a break.

Look, I didn't know you used to be on the job, okay?

I'm real sorry about that. My car's got a camera pointed at us right now. If it

doesn't record me giving you a sobriety test, I'm gonna be screwed.

Step over this way, please.

Okay. Arms out of your sides.

Close your eyes.

Tip your nose with your right hand.

Dispatch, this is Parkees 21. I need backup units to my location and an

ambulance and notified detectives. Copy that, Parkees. What do you got?

Something pretty bad, I think.

Where's this one coming from?

This is that woman that does the city profiles for the Sunday paper.

Why can't you do these interviews?

I'm your lead counselor for the union, believe me. I answer questions about you

to the media every day.

Okay, what else?

You said you intend to personally investigate police officers in trouble,

under what authority? You're not a cop anymore.

To every single cop out there, this badge represents all the authority I

It says right on it, Police Protective Association.

We protect those who protect us.

How's that for an answer? Good. I like you showing the badge. Next question.

You've called Chief Wyckoff a white shirt stuffed with hot air, a political

sycophant, and an insult to the badge?

With that kind of animosity that exists between you, how do you expect to work

with him? I don't have to work with him.

I represent 8 ,000 cops in this city. He represents everything that prevents

those cops from doing their jobs. He has to learn how to work with me.

Not a good answer.

A good answer for what?

More press interviews. We're doing a little prepping this time. I got six

week. I got four this week. I don't know when I'm going to get any work done.

Right now.

I just got a call from Jill over at Major Crimes. You remember the fat lady?

Mm -hmm.

The fat lady? That drug cop that Frank and I did some busts with when we were

back in uniform.

Great cop.

Retired now, though.

Yeah.

For good, Frank.

He got shot to death last night.

Oh.

Smells like booze. Money and credit cards are missing.

His pants pulled down like that. Looks like maybe he wasn't alone. We're

thinking maybe he picked up a hooker, brought her out here. But then what? She

shoots him? I mean, why would she do that? And how'd she get out of here?

Maybe she had an accomplice. Guy follows her over? Yeah, you'd never know. You

guys haven't been on a crime scene in a while. And got the case solved, huh?

Fat lady. Married?

Divorced? What? I don't remember.

Divorced. Couple kids.

All right. All right.

You know what? Check into his pension, survivor monies, that sort of thing.

See if there's anything to it.

Hey. Hey, Alex. Hey, Tommy. How you doing? Hey, Frank. How you doing?

We figured you would like to see this.

So that cop over there have anything for us? Well, he sees the vehicle, looks

abandoned, checks it out, finds the body, nobody else around.

All the bad situations the fat lady was in, he had to end up like this, huh?

Yeah. Thanks for the heads up, guys. Yeah, anytime. All right.

Oh, yeah.

How are you guys liking the move up to major crimes?

You know, love the clothing allowance.

Yes.

So, Tommy, fat lady, what do you think? Guy puts in his 25 and then he's off the

union's radar.

Yeah, you know what? We really got to track these retirements. Keep tabs on

these guys.

It's on the agenda, Frank. The agenda, Tommy. That's like shoveling smoke.

The agenda's going to become our wish list and we can't have that.

You know what? Hang on a second.

Hey, man, what's your name?

Oh, Danny Parkey.

Hey, Franklin.

Yeah, you got 8 ,000 of those guys behind you, man. Thank you. I appreciate

that. I'm going to need it. So how are things at Park East? Anything you should

tell me about?

That's all good.

All right. You watch your sticks up there, all right?

Yes, sir.

Hey, uh, here's one thing. You know those cameras the police board wants to

in all the cars?

Yeah, we're looking into that, right?

Yeah, I know a lot of the guys don't like it, but I think it's a good idea.

You know, show the public we got nothing to hide.

All right. Just let me know.

Two division commanders, multiple complaints for sexual harassment.

Four senior management positions so far this month.

I'm a chief of police, not God.

Maybe you ought to just back off a little, huh?

I'll back off when you stop promoting guys on their ability to kiss your ass,

Ed.

You know, you really should be thanking me. You got, what, almost 100 division

commanders and eight deputy chiefs directly under you?

They've all got your job in their crosshairs.

Whatever happened to cleaning up the department from the top down?

I assumed that meant brass all the way down to the lowest beat, cop. I know my

own guys. I know how to take care of my own guys my own way. All I'm saying,

Frank, is you've been head of the union now for a few months.

I think you can afford to start doing a little horse trading, yeah?

The last thing we need is to get caught out here cutting deals under the table.

Merritt, hand me my ass and you lose the union.

This doesn't work, Frank, unless they think we hate each other's guts.

I'll have to get out.

Oh, I almost forgot.

Roy, the cop who killed his wife.

Yeah, it was an accident. What about it? I understand you're going to escort him

to prison tomorrow, personally.

Yeah, I promise I'll walk him in. Well, I guess you can't wait them all, can

you, Frank?

Take the jet, Frank.

My wife is dead and... Anyway, look at it. I caught this, though.

I'm okay with being here.

There's other cops here. Mike's here.

Mike's a lowlife thief.

He was going to kill other cops. He deserves to be here.

Mike's in protective, right?

No, he's in gen pop.

He didn't want protective.

You don't have to walk me all the way in, right?

You have to, pal.

You know, I think Ross did the right thing, Frank.

Anyways, we had no choice. He wanted to plead it out.

Well, he's a good cop, Abby.

He's out there every day, risking his life.

Does that balance out the fact that his wife is dead because of him?

Can't answer that question, but he's my friend.

And I love him.

We don't have to go.

We can just go to my place and order in.

Oh, I forgot I have court in the morning.

Besides, whenever you come and spend the night, I get no sleep.

Anger is survival.

It's an instinctive reaction.

But we can learn to control our reaction triggers.

Let me ask you.

How many of you would say they have a short fuse?

Okay. How many of you would say they are a slow burn?

You remember me?

Nick Babchenko.

Yeah. I busted you.

Best thing that ever happened to me, too.

I make more money in here for the old man than I ever did on the outside.

No hard feelings on my end.

Can't speak for anybody else.

Darryl and Billy wrote together what? Stick here.

Never wants to be down on anybody.

Then one day they go after a kid skiing cars.

Routine, right? Only the kid resists, so they have to use some force.

A minute later, the kid's dead.

I mean, we know that the kid had a bad heart and he was all coked up. It wasn't

their fault. And Daryl says it's like a tune that keeps playing over and over in

his mind.

What's Daryl's head doctor say?

Suck it up.

Says he won't give him anything to help without reporting to the brass.

I know the feeling.

Frank and I were partners on the streets for ten years, and whenever we had to

take a life, the only person we ever had to talk about it after was each other.

See if you can find a psychologist who's sympathetic.

Somebody who'll keep it quiet.

I'll make some calls.

Place looks good on you, Tommy.

Traded for a patrol car and a heartbeat.

Thanks for this one.

You got it.

Oh, yeah, Rabbi.

How's Billy?

How's she doing with this whole kid dying in the takedown? Her back was

bothering her for a while, but her mind's right.

She's with the hold -up squad now, you know?

Thanks.

That's the thing about the hold -up squad, Billy. We do a lot of stakeouts,

taking a leak could be a problem.

My last partner, we'd be on a stakeout.

Use an empty coffee cup, a pop can, whatever.

But you being a girl... Hey, I grew up with four brothers.

Hang it out the window if you want.

Look at this.

That's nine cops and two firemen in the last three hours.

Anybody tries to rob this place tonight is nuts.

Yeah.

I expected some bad guys to show up.

Guns blazing, trying to take Renzo's hard -earned cash.

Not all these cops trying on suits.

Maybe your CI got the wrong night.

No. Benny was clear about it.

Tonight, Renzo's place is gonna be hit.

That's what he said.

Yeah, well, just remember, your CI's a rent boy and a drug addict. Benny's

He's been solid before.

There's another one.

Did everybody sue from Renzo?

I know guys who did.

I love this chair, man.

Looks like he scored.

The revolving door, look.

Whoa.

This has been all out of the big and talls.

Doesn't feel right.

Nothing else?

They're something you don't see every day.

It had to be the last couple of cops out the door.

Last couple? How many cops were here last night?

Well, Renzo got a new shipment. The word spread out. He wanted to move it fast.

So a lot of our guys showed up. And for sure nobody told Dispatch what they're

up to.

So how are you going to find this guy?

GPS. Communications is running GPS on all of our uniform cars.

So that should give us an idea who was here around the time of the homicide.

Do you think he recognized those copies for some again? I don't know. We weren't

looking at cops, Frank. We were waiting for some bad guys to show up and rob the

place.

God, what a screw -up. It's not your fault, Billy.

There's no way you could have known.

I don't know about that.

I should have pressed my CIA harder for where he got his information from.

That's how I feel.

So a cop on duty buys a new suit.

Not the best idea in the world, but it's for a wedding, a graduation, whatever.

He's getting a really good deal.

God knows he's not making enough money to pass up a really good deal.

The police board's not going to see it like that.

It's going to get blown way out of proportion.

It's going to be cops buying counterfeit goods from a known felon.

IA's going to get a hold of it, and all these guys' careers are going to take a

hit. Forgetting that Renzo, who was a hell of a nice guy, got himself killed

here last night.

Speak of the devils.

Wait here.

Internal Affairs is not talking to anybody without a lawyer present. You

got that? You don't have that many lawyers now, do you, Frank?

You know what should really remind you two of something?

You're both members of the police union.

One of these days, one of you is going to need the union to stand up for you.

It's going to happen. I promise you that.

You really should remember that.

Frank, can't we reach some common ground here?

So both are interested to find out which cop did this murder.

Okay. So that means you're going to go easy on the rest of the cops that were

here last night? Is that right?

You know what you two are?

You're trophy hunters.

You burn down an entire forest for one single tree.

Whatever it takes.

Detective. You want to fill us in? Always a pleasure, Frank.

Joe?

You find out who this cop is. I want to talk to him before those two do.

I'll try, Frank. I can't promise anything.

I know. Just do your best.

So you're with that lawyer now?

I don't know.

You're too much like me, Frank.

You can't stand labels. Someone tries to put me in a box, I just naturally want

out.

Let me know if you want to hook up.

I will.

Frank.

Abby. Hey.

Ross got the crap beat out of him today.

What? Is he okay?

Two broken ribs, blood in his urine slated to CT scan.

Tommy's out there with him now, figured you couldn't be in two places at one.

Did he get out to see him? Just for a minute. You know, they already patched

up and sent him back to his cell, if you can believe it.

Okay, I'm heading out there. No, Tommy says don't worry about it. He'll fill

in when he gets back. Look, the guy that did the beating is being charged today,

and I want to be there for it. I'm going to run. All right, keep me posted.

Tony, it's Frank.

I hear you're putting together a TPS list for this murder out of Renzo's.

Hey, Danny, what'd you get?

Italian hot peppers.

That's for me.

Italian.

Peppers. Coming right up.

Hey, did you hear about Renzel getting himself murdered last night?

No, uh -uh.

Right under the nose of the British Division's hold -up squad, too.

How do you mean?

Well, the place was under surveillance.

Yeah, they gotta say the place was gonna get hit, but not, you know, Renzel's

gonna get hit.

So they think it was a hit, huh?

I don't know what they think.

Anyway, all they saw were cops going in and out on my buying suits.

Guess they figured the last cop that was there was the one who did it.

Yeah. You got a name yet?

Yeah. I got a whole list of names.

So that guy who pinned up Ross, did he give a reason?

All he said was, you just don't like cops.

Maybe somebody with a reason put him up to it. Did Ross say anything else about

the guy?

Just that he warned him this wasn't the last time he came after his ass.

In those words.

We've got to get to the guards on this block and make sure that doesn't happen.

Thing is, Frank, it took the guards almost five minutes to get to him.

What did the warden have to say about that?

There was two guards supposed to be on watch. Both of them got reasons they

weren't there.

Sounds like somebody bought a delay.

The warden give up the two guards' names?

Rep of the Guards Union told me good in Dallas.

But he did anyway.

Hit this to our guy.

Have them pull some stops on those two guards. Make their lives miserable.

Tiny.

Hey, yeah, Tiny, it's Frank.

Listen, did you get that list?

No, no, no, you're not going to get in trouble. Don't worry about it.

How about, give me the name of the last guy on the list. I'll start with him.

Terry Wisniewski. How do you spell that?

Okay. Does I .A. or Major Crimes have this name?

Okay, give me an R.

Thank you.

What the hell's that?

Contracts for new lawyers you're supposed to sign.

It was Terry Wisniewski.

Last cop that was at Renzo's. Major Kranz might like him for the murder. And

what, you want to go talk to him if I got that right?

Yeah. If you did, maybe I can feed him to the sharks and save the fish that are

in I .A.'s nets.

What, you see a problem with that? Hell yeah, I see a problem with that.

This is exactly the kind of thing the brass can use against us.

You're head of the union, Frank. You're not a cop anymore, remember?

So put your union cap on and keep your nightstick in your pants.

You talk to this guy before a major crime gets to him, that's interfering

the police investigation.

That's obstruction.

That's criminal.

Not if it's a lawyer who's doing the talking.

Look, if Wisniewski did it, he's going to need a lawyer. Even if he didn't do

it, he's still going to need a lawyer before I .A. comes along and screws up

career. He must have done that to himself already, Frank.

His wife leaves him six months ago. She accuses him of spousal abuse.

Since then, he's had three complaints of excessive force.

None of that necessarily makes him a bad cop.

It's just bad luck. Right, including the spousal abuse?

Cops go to Renzo's for one reason, to get a new suit. So why does he kill the

guy who doesn't like the price?

Crazy doesn't need a reason, Frank.

You want to do this or not?

Anybody home?

It's Frank Leo. I got a lawyer here. I just want to talk to you for a sec.

What? I'm just telling him it's here.

Hey, Frank.

I thought you were IA. I've been expecting that.

Come on.

I forgot something.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

I think you killed it. Damn right I killed it.

I killed the fridge, the TV, our cat, and it hooked her up.

Only one thing left to kill.

Terry, you don't want to do that.

Yeah?

Watch me.

Look, you want to shoot yourself in the head, I don't care.

Just tell me what happened to Renzos first. What happened? They're going to

think I did it. That's what happened. I go in there and Renzo's dead. Who else

are they going to think that? So you go in there and he's already dead, and

that's the truth. Yeah, I swear to God. And I got these violence complaints

hanging off of me I'm fitted up just perfect for.

All right.

We're going to leave you to sort out the rest of your life.

We're not really just going to leave.

It's up to him. Well, that's it?

Came all the way out here to ask me that?

Whatever I say, take his side.

Pretty much, yeah.

I mean, I did bring my best lawyer out here to see if she could help you, but

you're too much of a hard -ass. Yeah, well, a hard -ass is who you want

you up on the streets every time. Tell me that ain't true, Frank. It's got a

point, Frank. You're always saying the same thing. Yeah.

Some people need to be taught a little respect now and then. God, ain't that

truth. Are you kidding me? The guy beats up on his wife, and you're all right

with that. So what? I mean, you're on the streets every day. You're taking

from scum. You're going to come home and take it from her, too. So you've got to

teach her a little lesson, right, Terry?

You don't have to beat up on her. Shut up about her. You shut up! Hey, hey,

You point that somewhere else.

Sorry. But it wasn't my wife's fault.

She's a good person. I should have never raised a hand on her. How'd you let her

get so far then?

I don't know.

It's just like I'm mad all the time.

Like all the things that used to work for me, they just stopped working for

Like this guy who wouldn't show me his idea. I mean, he's all mouth.

He won't do anything I ask him to do. I mean, he's not playing by the rules, so

why should I?

Now I got this murder, and I am, my case, taking the word of a couple of

lowlifes over me and then my wife.

I can help you, Terry.

It's what I do.

Want me to help you?

I don't know.

I can't think.

You know, I'm just so damn tired, I just can't think anymore.

I get it. I get it. Why don't you give me the gun?

Give me the gun and we'll talk about it.

Terry, come on.

Give me the gun.

Look, go down to my office.

I'll call Major Crimes and tell them the story down there, all right?

Let me just get my coat.

All right.

You did good.

Scared to death.

No, no, no. You guys can't be here. Leave.

Can't let them see you. Leave.

Derek! Terry!

Terry!

Derek, the guy!

We had talked him down!

We had talked him down!

Well, Ross, are you going to tell us the story about why you're here?

to one -on -one.

You stay after.

Where you been, baby? I've been trying to reach you all day.

Doing stuff, Danny.

I got your message. I can't meet you tonight.

No, Benny, I gotta see you.

You being a cop now or my boyfriend?

Sorry, I didn't mean that.

I wanna see you too.

Same place?

You'll be there.

Yeah, nine o 'clock.

Okay.

Mr. Babchenko.

Oh, come in.

What do you want, Danny?

What, the rest of my life?

For a screw -up.

You want me to pay you for a screw -up?

What? You didn't think I'd hear that you were seen by the police?

That you told him to rent more your business?

It's a mistake. It's a loose end. You can't take care of it.

I hear you're in love with this boy, this street hustler who sells his body

sex, and that he makes a fool of you behind your back.

He laughs at you.

Are you going to give me my money or not?

Why do you think I hire you to kill this man there, Renzo? Because I've done

lots of good work for you lots of times before.

No, Danny, that's not why.

Anybody can kill for money.

I hire you because you're a cop.

And nobody respects a cop.

Nobody can tie me to a cop. And a cop should know the place is being watched

other cops.

You didn't check on that, did you?

And now you've put me in jeopardy.

Word, Frank?

Here's the way we see it. We're closing the case.

What's that supposed to mean?

It means that we're putting down that this guy, Terry, did the murder. Except

didn't do it. Look, you want us to lay off all the other cops who are at

Renzo's, right?

This is the only way we can sell it to the brass.

Case closed.

Can't have it both ways, Frank.

Oh, and just so you know, this is a one -time thing, okay?

See ya.

So... What did Terry Wisniewski tell you? He said that by the time he got to

Renzo's, he was already dead.

I believe him.

How are you guys doing with the other guys that are at Renzo's? Well, unlike

you, Frank, we just got a list of those other guys. And now, you know, this

happened, so it looks like we'll be tied up for a while.

Which brings me to why the hell you didn't give us a heads up you're going

come out here and talk to our suspects.

I mean, you know, he's Frank. Yeah, I understand. But you, sweetheart, you

should know better.

Detective, as lead counsel for the union, I don't need your permission to

with any police officer at any time, anywhere I want.

What Abby means is that you're right. We should have called you. Don't tell me

what I mean when I say what I mean. And I'm saying we don't need to be working

at this from opposite sides.

Yeah, I think she thinks we do, Frank.

Don't ever correct me like that again.

Jill?

Did you hear back from Billy? She was going to talk to her snitch, the one

gave her the tip on Renzo.

Oh, right. No.

No, not yet. Last I heard, she was still chasing him down.

I know you're pissed off, Billy, but you see, it's not in this room, all right?

Nobody knows where he is. I say we call it.

Lee, that little jerk said that Renzo's place is going to get hit.

I want to know who told him that.

Yeah, well, I can't go without sleep like I used to, all right?

So take him down.

Oh, man, I told you, there he is.

Benny. Benny, stay there!

Don't you run.

Don't you run.

Hey.

Be right back. You stay here.

When did it happen?

An hour ago.

The guards stopped it before the guy got to me.

Ross, you really need to rethink protective.

Look, I told you Frank, I'd rather be dead than spend 23 hours a day in a

Besides, whatever happens, maybe I deserve it, okay?

I love you, buddy.

I gotta go.

Bye, Frank.

Is he okay?

Yeah, I think so.

For now.

I can't protect Ross in there. I can't protect the guys out here. I don't know

what the hell I'm doing.

There you are, Penny. Got you that new suit like I promised.

Get off the hustle, right? That's the plan.

Yeah, I want to. Get me a job and a place and everything.

Didn't tell anybody about me getting you that suit, did you?

No, Danny.

Who would I tell?

Okay, so get in.

Take care of me. I'll get you high after, like always.

Hands where I can see them.

Don't move.

I want to cut a deal.

Let's just hold off on that for now, okay? We'll wait till your lawyer gets

here, see what kind of evidence they have, and then we'll make that call.

No, no, see, you don't get it. I'm done.

I screwed up big time on this one. It's over for me.

Nobody's ever going to hire me again.

Hire you?

You were hired to kill Renzo.

You get me into witness protection, okay?

What, are you going to give up for that?

Me? Danny, you're nothing.

They've already got you.

They're going to want the guy who paid you.

No.

No, I can't do that.

Pack a big bag. You're going to jail.

Wait, Noah.

What if I give you one guy?

It would depend on who that guy is.

Yuri Babchenko.

Yuri Babchenko?

Yeah. You hired me on the last two jobs.

Renzo and that ex -drug cop.

Where I met you, Frank, he was one of mine.

How many hits you done, Danny?

Eight. You've killed eight people. Yeah.

That's what I do. I kill people for money.

I can give you the names and dates. You can look them up.

You do these murders under the protection of the badge.

What do you think I became, a cop? frank i'm gonna let you know the secret too

i'm not the only cop out there who's doing hit

what's he mean

he's not the only cop doing hit i think he was just screwing with me by that

time all i wanted to do was tune him up so not exactly appropriate for the head

of the police union you'll always be a street cop at heart frank you can't help

yourself

Yeah.

All I ever wanted was to be a cop, you know, do some good.

This guy becomes a cop so he can murder people.

So where's your girlfriend? How come you're not talking to her about this?

She's not a cop.

You're a cop.

Very sexy cop.

Oh, no.

I'm still mad at you for talking to our suspect.

Hmm.

I thought you wanted to hook up.

Oh, I don't.

Our hitman cop is gone.

What? Yeah.

I thought you were coming over last night. I tried calling you.

I slept in my office. What's this about the hitman cop?

The prosecutor's office picked him up this morning. They've got him under lock

and key somewhere.

Can't do that. We have to have access to him 24 -7. That's exactly why they did

it. They know he's going to give him Yuri Babchenko, and they're afraid his

union lawyer's going to try and talk him out of it.

Ira, get Alex to call me.

You heard?

Yeah.

Regardless of what this guy's done, if we let them pull him out of circulation,

they'll think they can do it to any one of our guys. I know. Whatever he's done

doesn't matter. He should still have access to a union lawyer.

You know, I still have friends that I'd work with over at the prosecutor's

office. Maybe I could ask around.

Do you mind? I was going to ask you to do that. Maybe you can find out where he

is. Yeah, no problem. I'll let you know.

What are we going to do?

I think you should stay out of this one, partner.

Yuri Babchenko.

I need a meeting with him.

I fell because I'm Russian. I think I know this man.

Do you?

Okay. What would this meeting be about?

Protecting Ross in prison.

I busted Babchenko's kid, Nick.

He's got the muscle to keep Ross safe inside if I make a deal with the old

You know, Frank, if you go down this road once, you get to know the way.

Can you set it up?

This is the man I told you about.

I remember you.

You're one of the cops who busted my son.

That's right, Frank Leo.

But you're not just a cop anymore, are you?

President of the police union.

You're like all the cops rolled into one cop.

Nice.

I'm sorry, I have to get this. Please excuse me.

Hey, did you find the hitman cop?

Where?

Westfield Inn, room 401.

Yeah, that's off by the airport.

Thanks.

Sorry, gentlemen.

Good luck.

Please, take care.

So, tell me.

How's your son, Nick?

Good, good.

You did me a big favor by putting him in prison.

He was going behind my back.

He needed to be taught a lesson.

Really?

What about all the other guys that busted your son?

You feel that they, too, were doing you a favor?

Sure. Why?

Well, because I have a cop who says that you hired him to kill

two of them.

Frank.

If I wanted revenge on all the cops who put my son in jail, shouldn't you be

dead by now?

Fair enough.

So why these two?

Ask yourself.

How many people these two guys put into prison? Six, seven.

So maybe favors were owed. And to pay back these favors, someone helped

facilitate the killings. Maybe this is why.

Anyway, what does it matter now?

The question is, what can I do for you, Frank?

Actually, it's what I can do for you.

Hey, you.

Hey, I'm talking to you.

I'm Nick Babchenko.

You've heard of my old man?

What do you want?

My guys tell me you were a badass, dirty cop on the outside.

Was gonna kill other cops, is that right?

Look me up on the net, man. I'm sick of talking about it. My guys also tell me

you've been looking to get in with us.

You still want that?

You want in with us?

What do I gotta do?

Hello?

Huh?

Whoa, whoa, whoa. When did this happen?

What?

What happened?

You're kidding me.

No, of course I didn't tell anyone where he was.

Fine.

Our hitman cop is gone again, and this time I think he might be gone for good.

What do you mean, like dead? Could be. I don't know.

We had two cops. They were watching him.

They both get called away to go up to the roof. Somebody's shooting a gun. He

handcuffed and locked in when they left the room, and when they come back

upstairs, he's gone.

You didn't tell anybody where he was, did you?

Why the hell would I do that?

Hi, Ruff.

Hey, Mike.

I was wondering when I'd run into you.

You look like hell, man.

What do you want, Mike?

I'm just doing my job, buddy.

You're my responsibility now.

24 -7.

It's not supposed to be.

I'm your guardian angel.

Or fallen angel, whatever.

If someone wants you, they gotta come through me.

And I bet you thought irony was dead.

So Mike's gonna have your six.

That's great, Ross. That's great.

No, it wasn't me.

I didn't have anything to do with it.

All right, pal.

Yeah, you be well. I'll come see you next week.