All language subtitles for the_sentinel_s02e04_reunion

In the jungles of Peru, the fight for
survival heightens.

Now, Detective James Ellison is a
sentinel in the fight for justice.

Seeing before others see.

Sensing what others can't.

An ever -vigilant watchman in the war
against crime.

Check out the bow tie.

If not us, who? If not now, when?

Oh, man, I thought I was a geek in high
school.

Was? Give me that.

What are you doing?

Three hours of riding in the car with
him. I need something to help me relax.

I've been dying for a smoke ever since
Cascade.

Not in my car.

You know, I could order you to let me.

We're off duty, sir. Well, if we're off
duty, quit calling me sir.

I'll tell you how much I hate that.

Yes, sir.

Puff, puff.

Oh, I tell you, man, this sure brings
back memories.

20 years.

Everybody's going to be so old.

You know, Jim, if it wasn't for Peggy, I
don't think I'd go.

Peggy?

Who's Peggy?

Nobody.

Who's Peggy, Jim?

Simon's first love.

But he never told her?

Uh -huh. Now I see why you're nervous.

Give it a rest, will you?

We were friends, okay? Very good
friends.

We were considered the campus radicals.

Led demonstrations, championed causes.

Even got suspended for it a couple of
times.

We were going to make the world a better
place.

She was really fun.

Is she in there?

Wow.

Simon, she's a babe, man.

Yeah, well, people change.

They look at me, campus radical to cop.

Probably won't even recognize her.

When will she be back?

You know, guys, I haven't been kayaking
in a long time. I mean, we could

still... I'm sorry, sir. We only have
two kayaks.

Well, we could trade off, you know.

All right, how about this? How about you
guys come in for a drink with me?

One drink.

I'm buying.

You know what, Jim?

I believe that our otherwise fearless
captain... I think he's afraid to go in

there alone, man.

You know, I got my first job in this
place. It was a bell -hopping on 16.

It was the worst summer of my life.

You know, guys, the reunion's not till
tomorrow night. I still think we can

a pitch. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, we
only have two tents or else we'd both

have you with us.

I could sleep out under the stars.

Maybe you can do that on your balcony.

I know. You requested room 736.

I'll be damned.

That's being redecorated.

The clerk who took your reservation made
an error. And I'm very sorry.

But how about a suite?

No extra charge.

Still likes to overbook him, eh, Billy?

Simon Bass.

Always figured you'd turn out bad.

Well, I guess I was right.

You still managing this place?

Well, what do you suppose?

I'm going to retire?

They're going to have to drag me out of
here with both feet up in the air just

like a racehorse.

Billy, I'd like you to meet my friends.
This is Jim Ellison and Blair Sanders.

Jim, how are you doing? Nice to meet
you. How are you? How are you doing?

to meet you. How are you guys checking
in?

No, we're actually going kayaking. And
I'm still decided.

That's not like you, Simon.

You're the most decisive man I ever met.

Hey, Bugger, hey, how you doing?

I can't complain much. Well, excuse me,
I've got some business to take care of.

Simon, I'll see you later. Okay, later,
Billy. Yeah, I heard you were the law

around here now.

Yeah, when Jenkins retired, he passed
the time to me.

So I heard you made captain. Way to go.

Well, that was four years ago, but
thanks.

For your troops?

Oh, sorry, Dave. This is Detective Jim
Ellison, Blair Sandberg. Hey, Jim. Hey,

Hayden. Guys must do a lot of undercover
work, huh?

Blair's actually a special consultant to
the department.

Ah.

Well, here in Rossburg, we got two kinds
of cops.

Deputies and me.

It's a much simpler way of doing
business.

Of course, we don't have all the murders
and robberies, carjackings, and gangs

like you guys do.

Guess that's why people move to small
towns.

Yeah, we're pretty good at handling what
we do have.

Well, listen, I got to go.

Good to see you, guys.

It's not that story.

We were in high school together.

He was captain of the football team.

I was captain of the debating team. We
were both very popular, but coming from

very different directions.

Had kind of a friendly rivalry going on.

Guess you can say we still do.

That must be her.

Peggy.

The one that got away.

Say, Jim, you know, about that drink.

Think we could save it till you guys
pick me up on Sunday?

You sure?

Yeah, I'm sure.

Maybe we should stick around in case you
decide to leave or, you know, you need

some backup.

Get out of here.

Very good. Well, if we hurry, we can
catch some dinner. All right. Sounds

plan. Her name is Carrie Lance, and I'll
be right over there.

Thanks. Thank you.

Simon?

What are you doing here?

I forgot. It's a reunion.

This weekend.

What, isn't that why you're here?

Me? No, I live here, remember? I hardly
want to be hanging out with people that

I see every day.

Listen, it's great to see you. I hope
you have fun at the reunion.

Peggy?

Something wrong? No.

I mean, I was hoping we'd have a chance
to talk. You know, catch up.

I'm meeting someone.

You and Dave Becker still friendly?

He stopped me for speeding a few months
ago. I haven't seen him for years. He

let me off with a warning. Said it was
on account of old times.

Yeah, that'd be Dave.

Who's that?

Art Sturges. He owns Canyon Lake Paper.
I work there.

Peg, is something wrong?

I'm sorry, Simon. I've really got to go.

Peggy, look.

There's a problem. Please.

Let me help you.

Can we go someplace else?

Look, maybe this isn't such a good idea.
I should go.

Peggy, come on.

Just relax, okay?

Look, is it because I'm a cop?

I mean, are you doing something that's
illegal? No.

Yes.

I don't know. I'm doing something
important, okay?

Well, I... Excuse me a second.

Hello? Mr. Banks, please. Yeah, this is
Mr. Banks.

We have a fax for you at the front desk.
Oh, great. Can you have somebody send

it up? Sorry, not right now, sir. What?

I can't do it right now.

Let me talk to Billy Gates.

He's gone home for the day.

I'm sorry about the inconvenience.

All right.

No, I understand.

I'll be right down. Thank you, sir.

Sorry. That was the front desk. A fax
just came in from the department for me.

They say it's urgent.

I asked if they could have somebody send
it up, but evidently they got a line up

downstairs and can't spare anybody.

I got to run out and get it.

Shouldn't take more than a minute. Go
ahead. I'll be all right.

I expect you to be there when I get
back.

I will.

Good.

Billy, you still here?

Oh, Simon.

Leaving that pretty lady up there all
alone.

You still think you know everything that
goes on in this hotel, don't you?

Eyes in the back of my head.

And look, somebody called upstairs, said
there was a fax down here for me. Also

said you'd gone home for the day.

Well, you're talking to me, so I guess I
must still be here.

And there's nothing come in for you.

Simon, we have reported gunshots.

Gunshots? I see somebody broke into my
room.

Sir.

Simon. Yeah. Is this yours?

I don't know.

I have to check the serial number. It
looks like it, though.

Son of a bitch.

See? What?

Bitch.

Oh.

I don't know what happened here.

Three rounds have recently been fired
from your gun.

Have a seat, Simon.

This whole thing is crazy.

Is this really necessary?

Matheson.

Come on.

Come on, Dave. You know me, man.

Sure.

Maybe we should give him the benefit of
the doubt here.

This man was discovered at a murder
scene.

Apparently, the victim's been shot by
his gun.

I want you to go downstairs and you see
what the near is up to. He should have

gotten a hold of the coroner by now. Go.

Yes, sir. Go.

Dave, listen.

Oh, shut up!

What the hell was that for?

Just you and I having our differences
aside.

It's like old times.

Oh, come on, Dave. We were kids.

Yeah, that's right.

Now we're all grown up and you're a
prisoner who's attempting to escape.

This is Becker. We got a Code 6
emergency.

I repeat, a Code 6. Lanier, do you copy?
Are you kidding? He got away?

No joke. Make sure all the exits are
covered.

I hit him.

This man's not getting out of here
unless it's on a stretcher.

You're telling me we're lost.

No. No, we're not lost.

Just 40 miles in the wrong direction,
that's all.

Ah, just 40 miles. We were supposed to
be navigating here, Chief.

Yeah, Ellison.

Jim.

Jim, it's Simon. I need your help.

Jim? Simon.

Is that you?

We must have a bad connection.

Something wrong?

I don't know.

Maybe we're out of cell range.

Simon! Jim.

Yeah.

Peggy's been murdered, and I've been
shot.

What? Becker's got my gun. He thinks I
did it.

Oh, come on, Simon. This is crazy.

Look, Jim, somebody's trying to set me
up here, and I have no idea why.

I can't make it out of the hotel.
They're watching all the exits.

Meet me in room 736.

I heard Billy say it was being
remodeled.

All right, sit tight. We're on our way.

What's going on?

Take a good look around.

Check the hall while you're at it.

We're near here.

He's on the sixth floor.

Copy that. All right, listen up. Get up
to the sixth floor and shut it down. I

want every elevator and stairway door
covered, then a room -to -room search.

Any resistance, shoot it. All right.

Hold on, guys.

What brings you two back here?

The funniest thing.

We were going in the wrong direction. I
mean, totally off the mark. So we

figured that we'd come on back here.
What's going on here, Sheriff?

Your friend Banks is wanted for
questioning in a murder of a woman named

Anderson.

You heard from him?

If you're withholding information,
gentlemen, I'll consider both of you

accessories after the fact.

Listen, Sheriff, as police officers,
Don't you think our primary concern here

should be finding out who's responsible
for this murder? Your boss shot that

poor woman three times.

I can prove it. I've got his gun.

Where is he?

I don't know. We just got here.

I'm going to keep my eye on you, my
friend.

You do that, my friend.

I want you to keep a watch on these
guys. I want to know where they go and

they talk to.

Yes, sir.

Now what?

Where are we going? I've had Simon's
decision.

Follow me.

We need to talk.

You know what, Madison? Why don't you
just pack it up for the night?

Now, sir.

Is that an order?

Look, no disrespect intended, sir.
There's something going on here that

isn't right. By whose definition?

Mine, sir.

Come with me.

Okay, speak.

This guy Banks used to be a friend of
yours, right?

Acquaintance. So?

The way you're treating him, it just
seems like something personal.

Well, what if it is?

The way you hit him, he could jeopardize
a successful prosecution.

Are you kidding me? He shot Peggy
Anderson with his service revolver. We

prove it. No, but when we found him, he
hardly knew where he was.

You saw the welt on the back of his
head.

So what are you saying, Matheson?

Maybe somebody else knocked him out and
used his gun.

Banks is a police captain.

If he was going to kill someone, he
certainly wouldn't be so obvious about

So you think I should be giving him the
benefit of the doubt? I think you should

be treating him like any other suspect
who is innocent until proven guilty.

And wait for him to kill again? I don't
think so.

Now, I'm sorry, Dave. I can't do this.

Not this.

Lanier. Lanier here.

Get up here right away.

Roger that.

Banks just took out Matheson with his
own gun.

What the hell is going on here?

Oh, I wish that I knew, man.

Peggy's involved in something probably
illegal.

Oh!

Dude, the bullet went right through.

We gotta get him stitched up. I mean,
he's losing a lot of blood.

If we don't stop it, he could bleed to
death.

Sandberg, will you quit talking about me
like I'm not even here? I'm not

hysterical.

Look, we just gotta get you out of here.

Isn't there some way that we can call
some kind of outside authority here? It

won't matter, all right? Unless we have
some hard evidence to counter what

Becker's already got.

Simon's busted as soon as he steps out
into the hall.

Anything else you got, Simon, that you
can tell us?

I don't know.

Just think, I mean, did Peggy say
anything to you that would indicate...

Jim, I know the drill, all right? Just
give me a second to clear my head here.

All right, I'm sorry.

All right.

Peggy and I were in the lounge.

She was real nervous about talking at
first.

Said she was waiting to meet someone.

I overheard her tell the bartender she
was waiting on a woman.

Connie? No, Carrie.

Carrie Lance.

Carrie Lance, you're sure? Yeah. Write
that down. You got a pencil? Piece of

paper?

What else?

Anything else?

We saw Dave Becker in the lobby. He was
talking to this guy, Art Sturges.

Art Sturges?

Yeah. You got that?

He owns Canyon Lake Paper.

Anyway, when she saw those two together,
she really freaked.

She couldn't get out of there fast
enough.

Then when we got up to my room, she was
going to tell me what was going on, but

then I got the call to go upstairs.

So you think the phone call was the
setup to get you out of the room? Oh, no

doubt about it. All right.

I'm going to go check out the crime
scene, see what I can figure out. See if

can get yourself out of that old kid,
all right?

Oh, Jim.

I left my keys in my room.

You should be able to get Jim whenever
you need to go. All right.

Guys, sorry about messing up your
weekend.

Lanier, roger. I'm on the seventh floor.

I just seen some blood on the wall.

Blood, huh?

That's right.

And two of his friends just left in a
hurry.

I don't know which room they came out
of.

All right, stay there. I'll be right
out.

Let's go.

Like you're bleeding pretty bad.

Uh -huh.

All right, let's start hitting the
doors.

They found Simon.

Bringing out another body.

Now Simon's a

cop killer.

What? Yeah, they found this in his room.

It's got gunpowder residue all over it.
Must have come from the sugar's

clothing.

Max got away. He's in the air now.

All right.

He used to work here when he was a kid.
He knows his place inside and out.

So he's got to move fast.

All right.

Detective Ellison?

Yes. This is Billy King.

How did you get my number?

Well, Simon left it when he checked in.

In case of emergency.

And I guess this qualifies.

Listen, son.

You can trust me, okay?

Now, there's someone here that I think
you should speak to.

She was looking for Peggy Anderson.

Is her name Carrie Lance?

Yeah. Yeah, that's it.

Thanks.

Let's go, Chief.

There she is, right up front.

Thank you.

Okay, you will. Thanks, Bill.

Um, Jim Ellis.

Kind of far from home, aren't you,
detective?

Our captain is somewhere in this hotel.

And local cops think that he's killed
your friend Peggy.

He didn't.

How do I know that?

Well, you can take our word for it.

Why should I?

Because something is very wrong here.

And I think you know what it is.

Otherwise, I doubt you'd be talking to
us.

I'm a feature reporter for KRMN.

It's a local TV station.

I do mostly human interest stuff.

But occasionally I get into bigger
issues.

Peggy called me a few weeks ago.

Said she could only trust me with a
story she had to tell.

And, of course, I have a big enough ego,
so I agreed to meet with her.

And did you?

She said there was a problem at Canyon
Lake Paper.

Over the past couple of years, there's
been an abnormally high incidence of

birth defects and immune disorders among
the local population.

A runoff from the plant into the water
supply was suspected, but the

government's been slow to act.

And in the meantime, Sturges ordered his
own study, which, of course, gave his

plant a clean bill of health and bought
him some more time to get the place

cleaned up without having to completely
shut it down.

Peggy knew the study had been faked.

She told me she had copies of documents
that would prove it.

And she was going to give them to me
tonight, but there was an accident on

interstate, and by the time I finally
got here...

What do you know about Art Sturges?

He inherited the plant from his father.

He runs it like his own little fiefdom.

Over half the people in this town work
for him, and they are all afraid of him.

And what about Becker?

That is an even scarier character.

I did a check on him at the office
before I left this afternoon, and I came

with three social security numbers and
seven bank accounts.

He is also employed part -time at Canyon
Lake as a security consultant.

Security consultant?

Isn't that a conflict of interest?

Obviously, he doesn't think so.

Good,

what's going on? Baker, he's ordered an
evacuation of all the patrons.

He's doing that for?

Turn up the heat.

If I override the automatic climate
control, it'll screw up the entire

Just do it.

I'll have to get permission.

This is a police emergency.

Yeah, just hold your position. Just keep
me posted, all right?

Sheriff Becker? I got it.

Stand by.

Who's that talking to, Becker?

Art Durgin.

I need those papers, Dave.

We'll find them, all right? Just stay
out of my face on this.

I'm worried. Two people have already
been killed over this.

Yeah, but I'll tell you something.

Pretty soon it's going to be three.

Becker killed Peggy Anderson.

My guess is he killed that deputy, too.

How do you know?

That button on his sleeve.

Call the FBI.

We don't have enough evidence to clear
Simon.

My first priority is getting Simon out
of that building alive.

I'm going back inside. I want to get to
him before Becker does.

Zero four.

It's Ellis.

I need your help.

Well, just tell me what to do.

Excuse me, son.

What size uniform do you wear?

She didn't make any stops on the way
back to the hotel.

We checked her car, we checked the table
where she was with Banks, and we

checked her purse. So she had to have
the papers on her when she came into

room.

She was in here when I grabbed her.

But not her makeup for the last time.

My friend, this guy went all over the
place. All he found was her makeup and a

couple of used Kleenex in the trash can.

Yeah.

Bye.

My wife lets her insulin in our room.
She's having a seizure. Hold on, sir.

get the kit.

If this information had gotten out, we'd
be finished.

She always said she wanted to die for a
good cause.

Yeah,

Becker.

Yeah, hey, you just made my day.

Somebody called the FBI. They're on
their way.

Christ, how long before they get here?

Their field office is in Spokane, about
45 minutes.

Damn it, Becker. Banks is a loose end.
What if they believe his story?

They won't.

And how can you be so sure?

We still have those flashbangs in the
trunk?

What would happen if we set them off in
a contained area?

Like, say, a hotel basement?

I'd burn the whole place down.

Think about it.

No crime scene or only suspect fried to
the crisp.

God, you found him.

Yeah, he's in pretty bad shape.

You have any luck with those medical
supplies?

Yeah, yeah, I got them. All right,
listen to me.

I'm in the banquet kitchen.

You find Billy. He's going to help you
get those supplies to me, all right? No,

no, no, no. It's too late for that.
They're going to burn down the hotel.

What'd you say?

I just overheard Becker. You got to get
Simon out of there now.

Oh, my.

Put your arm up.

You'll be all right.

Here we go.

Let's go.

You'll

be

all right, partner.

Get you out of here in a second.

I don't understand. My friends are in
there. Sorry, but this whole place is

about to go up.

Everybody stay calm.

Stay to the side. Everybody stay calm.

Stay to this side. Everybody out this
way. Hurry, hurry, hurry.

All right, buddy. Hang on.

Hang on. Come on. Here we go.

Out of the way.

Out of the way.

Come on.

Sign it.

Oh, damn it.

Help me get Simon out of here. They're
going to kill him.

And you too, by the looks of things.

All right. Let's just get him out.

Back it up. Back it up.

Back these people up. Clear this area.

Shoot him.

Get that camera out of here. This is a
police emergency.

Not a chance.

I'm a Cascade police officer.

And your boss is a murderer.

He was paid to kill Peggy Anderson to
keep her from telling you why people in

this town were getting sick.

Just ask Art Sturgis.

He's got the proof in his pocket.

Please step out of the car.

This is my town.

Not anymore.

All right, sir.

Let's get him out of here.

We'll get him back over here.

I think you're finally going to get a
chance to retire.

Our work's just beginning for me, but
we'll build the place back up better

new. That is, when they get things
straightened out at the plant.

Well, forgive me if I don't show up for
the grand opening. Don't let me have to

come looking for you.

Sorry about all this.

Look, Simon, you did a great job, and
I'm proud of it.

Peggy's been proud of you, too.

Yeah.

Take care.

Okay, that's great.

Arrange for a medical chapter to meet
you at the hospital and take you back to

Cascades.

Dude, I should have gone with you guys.

The way Sandberg navigates, we'd
probably be lost and mauled by a

two.

We did say you were dying for a smoke.

Ready? Yeah.

You okay?

Hey, Jim, can you get my suitcase for
me?

No, no, come on. I just need one.

Come on, guys.

It's broke.

Oh, that's attractive.

Just one.