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Previously on Third Watch. I was sleeping until your concert. It's two o

I was 15 when I heard Sergey.

She was born with Bayflower.

Women cry rape if they're bumped too hard in the subway. How's anybody

to take it serious?

Because we're supposed to figure out the difference.

That's our job.

55 David Central.

My partner is being held at gunpoint on the roof. I know we referred him to

psych service after that thing with Hobart. Yeah, but that's expecting where

they actually go. Like that 9 -11 thing, he's just skipping right over it.

Well, that's it for today.

How long do we have to play this game?

That's completely up to you.

Good. Then we're done.

Oh, come on.

This is a joke.

So you said when you got here.

I wrote a note. It's the only one.

There's nothing wrong with me. Then help me report that. Just write it. Sorry.

Look, you say my partner's worried about me.

Right?

You don't know her.

She overreacts. She treats me like I'm one of her kids.

Go ahead.

Two o 'clock tomorrow.

Thanks again.

Anytime.

I got to go to move.

Good for you.

Didn't know he was blocking it.

Yeah, you know, I'm so proud of that.

Something wrong?

No.

What did I do?

I said nothing.

Hey, come on, talk to me.

Why do you always go running off when they ask you, huh?

What? Come on, every day people knock on the door.

Sally, there's a car blocking.

Sally, I lost my keys. Sally, I hear something.

Sally, Sally.

They all know I'm a cop.

Yeah, but you get time off the duty, you know? It doesn't hurt anything.

In fact, Mrs. O 'Keefe hasn't raised my rent in ten years.

You're not home that much.

I don't see you, you know?

And you need rest. You're not like this Superman.

I'm not, huh?

Well, you're not to me.

You are, but only to me.

Absolutely.

All right, things are probably going to be busier than usual, so keep that in

mind.

All right, lifting up, there's been a few changes in the lineup.

Yocas and Gosler, you'll be in sector David.

Bosco and Ross, sector Edward.

All right, that's it. Safe tour. Eyes and ears out there, and please, nobody

a hero.

Why are you doing this?

I thought you'd be happy not having to carry a guy with mental problems. Oscar,

I never said that you had mental... Hey, you ready to mount up?

Mount up?

Yeah. Look at the radios.

I don't need this.

I mean, I don't know what the hell happened between the two of you, but I

get cleared out fast.

Let's go.

Really fast.

Should I mount up?

And there's a packet.

Something happen when you weren't yoking?

You don't learn new skills riding around the same cop day after day.

Skills? Yeah, I've seen you work, man.

Definitely things I can learn from you. I thought it was about time we hooked

up.

This is about skills, then.

You don't think you have anything to teach me?

I didn't think you liked me.

Based on what?

You saying I don't like you.

You said more of something human, man.

Central, this is 55 Eddie with 1098.

10 -4, Eddie.

So, what would you like to do first?

Eh, coffee's always a good thing.

Roger that.

Any particular spot, or is generally hot and bad good for you, too?

I don't mind the heat.

Hot and bad it is?

What are you doing?

What?

What are you doing?

Uh, singing.

Why?

It's what I do.

All day?

Pretty much, I guess.

You all right there?

Yeah, it's twisted.

Yeah.

I like it like that. Keeps it tighter, so it stays out of my way when I get

I usually sit there.

Thanks.

How old are you?

22, ma 'am.

Didn't I tell you last time not to call me ma 'am?

Sorry, ma 'am.

It's just the way I was raised, to respect my... 5 -5, David.

98. 5 -5, David. 98.

David, we're going to start you out with a disturbance in apartment 4B, 2742

Arthur.

2742 Arthur, 10 -4 Central.

Damn it.

What? Well, here's a good rule of thumb.

No tour that begins with domestic is a good one.

Hey, what do you think is going on with Bosco and Yocas?

I don't know. I'm sure Bosco did something stupid.

They both look pretty pissed, though, right?

Yeah.

Say, do the people in your building ever ask you to do things for them?

What do you mean?

Neighbors, you know.

Car blocking the driveway, suspicious noise, stuff like that.

Uh, you know, I don't think they even know I'm on the job. No?

If anything, they probably think I'm a fireman. Carlos wears an FDNY uniform

coat everywhere.

Going to get the paper, taking out the garbage.

Ridiculous.

They all might know I'm on the job.

Yeah.

You stop by your house like three times a day in a police car.

And plus, you know, you look like a cop, man. You got the haircut, you got

the walk going.

To walk?

Sort of like a waddle?

Get your, like your arms swinging and your hips swinging?

It's like, uh, it's like you're wearing a gun belt even when you're not? I do

not. Okay. I don't. I said okay. Davis, I don't walk like that. You walk.

Central,

where is the sector concerned?

Caller requested your unit.

Proctor requested us?

Nurse? What the hell is this all about now? Not me.

Mercy Hospital, 10 -4 Central.

And now you're changing it.

I don't waddle.

Yes, you do.

Like this.

All right, listen, domestics are always dangerous, so let me do the talking, all

right? We'll separate them, and if ever the aggressor, I'll take him to a

separate room.

And whatever you do, protect your gun. You keep it turned away from them at all

times, all right? Because these things can go south pretty quick. Yes, ma 'am.

I live in an apartment building half the size. It's never this quiet.

What do you think that means?

I don't know. Maybe I should move here.

Please?

wall and put your hands above your head.

Police.

Are they?

There's another one in the kitchen.

Bye -bye, David. We need EMS, the patrol sergeant, and the squad forthwith at

this location.

Guttler. Guttler, we should back out of here.

Are you all right? Yeah.

Yeah, I slipped.

So, you hear that? No, what?

Bosco and Ross just got a drive -by shooting people down.

I guess they shouldn't be for getting a battery victim at the hospital. Positive

mental attitude, right?

Marie. Hold on a second.

You looking for us?

Sullivan, did you get married?

Yeah, a couple months ago. Why? Your wife is here.

Her son is hurt down the hall.

Trauma three.

Thanks.

Tatiana?

What happened?

You see anything?

No.

5 -5 Edward, anything further on that shot's fired?

We're getting another call now, Edward. You got victims under the grocery store

on the corner of Arthur and 109.

5

-5

Edward, we got a confirmed shooting with two people shot. We're going to need

EMS on a rush.

a living, huh?

That's a lie.

Who did this?

Who did this?

Huh? It's a lie.

DOA.

We got to run.

All right. What are you guys driving?

I'll go.

Stay here. Wait for the bus.

One,

two, three.

Tatiana, come on. Talk to me. Tell me what happened.

They beat him.

They who?

I was walking out the door of the apartment and he was there in the

What apartment? Our apartment?

Officer Sullivan.

How bad is it?

Well, he's got a couple of broken ribs and a fractured right arm. But the

stuff, that's the big question.

A bat can do a lot of damage.

A bat?

Yeah, that's what he said it was.

So he was awake when they brought him in?

Only for a few minutes.

They're going to be sending him in for a repeat CAT scan.

And then we're going to need to admit him.

The tech will be in to get him.

Thanks.

I wish I could tell you more.

Tatiana, do you know who did this?

Thank you, sir. And if you think of anything else, you can contact us

immediately.

It must have sounded like World War III in there and nobody heard a thing.

Hey, Beth.

Why do you quit smoking?

Hundreds of times.

You're new.

You step in my blood?

I, uh, I slept.

It's only a crime scene.

I'm going to need a picture of the bottom of your shoes. Stop by the squad

later? Yes, ma 'am.

Who's your partner?

So, um, what do you think this is about?

You ever seen these?

Bring that down here, please.

Thanks.

Brighter webs on the neck means he's a drug addict.

All the tattoos hold some Russian crime significance.

Thanks.

So what, they were signs?

Yeah.

Well, those are drug dealers and junkies made it that easy for us to identify

them. The last thing these Russians are afraid of is us. Spend a year or two in

the gulag, Reichert seems like the Rick Carlton. So this was drugs?

Yeah.

And probably a message.

New sheriff in town.

If it was just the dope, they probably wouldn't have tortured them first.

Did you canvass all these apartments?

Oh, yeah. Where's the contact sheet?

Nobody saw anything. Half of them wouldn't even open the door. And the

we got was this old man over here.

He let Gussler in to wash the blood off his hands.

Blame them?

Watch where you step next time, will you?

Matt.

Sorry about the blood. I didn't see it there.

It's all right.

So, uh, what do we do now?

Do? This is our job.

Start lightning.

Mercy, this is Boy 553. We've got an approximately 16 -year -old male.

gunshot wounds. Two to the abdomen.

No apparent exit wounds. One through and through to the throat. One to the upper

left thigh.

BP falling 70. Calcine attack at 150.

Carotid pulse weak and thready.

Rest 22. Skin cool and pale.

Heart sounds distant. Decreased breath sounds on both sides.

O2's at 10.

O2's at 10.

I'm in.

I'm going to wrap it in fuse.

We got a large bore running wide open, pushing sailing voles.

We're not the students.

How far are you out?

About three blocks.

We're a step on it. We're roughly two minutes out, Mercy.

Whoa, it's coding!

I'll start compression.

Pulse is in pressure with a difficult airway. Traumatic arrest.

Trauma one.

Dr. Thomas!

Here's your coffee.

The boss has brought in one of the drive -by victims.

Busy day, huh? Yeah.

How's he doing?

The same.

Could you, uh...

Stay with him for a minute so we can go out in the hall. Yes, sir.

What is it?

I need to talk to you.

Okay, but... Now.

Okay, but I want to stay here. We'll be right out here.

We're going to be here all night.

Uh -oh.

What?

I think I left my watch in that old man's apartment.

Are you serious?

I had it on before I washed my hands.

Who's this?

It's the police, sir.

Sir, I'm sorry to bother you again. It's just that my partner here believes he

may have left his watch on your sink and we were wondering if we could come in

and check for it.

Thank you.

Got it.

It's a terrible thing what happened next door.

It was on the sink.

So what have you got? These are your grandchildren?

Yes.

It's a shame.

You know, those kids next door, they couldn't even have been 20 years old.

They had their whole lives ahead of them.

Sometimes I wonder, you know, what kind of world we're leaving our kids.

Like the things, you know, that we don't get involved with today, they can come

back, you know, become their problem.

Are you afraid?

Let's go.

Come on.

Thank you.

They're always here.

Always watching.

You don't understand.

Yeah, you're right. I don't understand.

All I know is that five people got killed.

And nobody seems to want to say anything about who might have done that.

Which means they'll probably come back and kill more people.

But if you don't want to get involved, you know, that's up to you.

It has to be your choice.

But I don't live in this building.

I want you to tell me who did this to him.

You know, that's our problem in our community.

Your problems are my problems.

These are bad people.

I don't want for something more bad to happen to him.

Listen, if you tell me who did this to him, I'll take care of it.

It's not like... Like what?

It's not like neighbor blocking driveway.

What the hell is that supposed to mean?

If you go to these people, they're going to hurt you.

You think I can't handle it?

No, I'm sorry, but that one I don't think you can handle.

Haven't seen you in a long time.

It's like Big Henry cat to a couple of your boys again, huh?

Man, that ain't one of my boys, man. That's my brother, man.

Oh, it's a crime scene, man.

You're not going to do something stupid now, are you?

Look, man, that's the third brother I got that got killed out here in this

foolishness, man.

I'm sorry about that.

But you need to get outside the table.

Come on, you got to get outside the table.

What's that?

He the baby of the family, man.

My mom's... I don't even know how I'm going to tell her, man.

I don't either.

I told him to stay out of it, but he don't listen. This one never did.

So you know who did it?

Who did it? I know who did it. Man, this war never ends, Foscarelli. I can make

it in for whoever shot him.

Big man, huh? Yeah. All right.

Help me help you.

You can't do nothing about this, man. Try me.

For one, you too far inside the box.

All right?

Can't even see out of it. See this right here?

This right here?

This is the only thing Comrade understands.

Yeah? What are you going to do? You going to go after him yourself?

Huh?

Look, man, how many of my boys you done locked up?

Yeah, exactly.

I'm still here. Business as usual.

The way it don't work, copper.

Just the irritation, man.

Yeah, I got some advice for you. You go after Big Henry, I'll be there to

irritate you all the way to the joint for good.

Look at me.

For good.

Have a seat here, Mr.

Lasker. I'm going to need your 61. Thanks.

Listen, why don't you hang back with him, okay?

Yes, ma 'am.

You know how amazing it is you've got somebody to talk about Bordeaux v.

Begonia? This is the worst of the worst of the Russian gangsters.

Yeah, I know. I saw what they did to those kids.

Those people are too terrified to ever say anything.

I don't know what you said to this guy, but you did a hell of a job.

Yeah, I'm a regular people person.

I'm going to get on the phone with the D .A.

With your witness's eyeball ID, I think we're essential for a phone warrant.

Hey, Beth.

Mr. DeLasca, he's not in trouble, is he?

I don't know if we can get these guys and put them away.

I gotta do a report.

Oh, don't let him get in the way.

Will you let me talk to you?

What?

I was worried about you.

You should have come to me about it. I tried. When?

Look, you don't listen to me anymore.

So what, if I listen to you, that means I'm not crazy? No, I never said you were

crazy. Yeah?

My doctor says you told the department I'm having difficulties. Yeah, I think

it'd be a good idea if you talked to somebody about what's been going on.

been going on?

Are you serious?

Yeah. What exactly's been going on, Faith?

9 -11.

Uh -huh.

That whole screwed -up rape.

Yeah.

Your delinquent father. You locked up your brother.

You got shot.

Hobart? You don't think I can handle it? No, I don't think you should have to

handle it by yourself. See, well, I wasn't alone until you did this.

Finished.

Yeah, us too.

What are you doing here, man?

Your mother went for coffee.

I'm thirsty.

Tell me who did this to you.

Don't worry about it. Who did it?

I'm thirsty.

I don't think you're supposed to have anything.

Sergey, tell me who beat you up.

Why? Because I want to lock him up.

This will help you to get laid with my mother.

What?

Well, my life, it's all the same.

They want to screw her and tell me to go away.

You know how many boyfriends she had.

You're all the same man.

Only difference is she got you to marry her.

Got me to.

Oh, no.

Sorry. It's true love.

I never... Told you to go away.

You never asked me to stay.

You're staying with her cousin.

For the good schools, right?

Aren't you?

I stay with friends.

Friends where?

I want you to tell me who attacked you.

You really want to find Fyodor Shevchenko?

Mr. New York policeman?

I'm a cowboy.

On a steel horse I ride.

For God's sakes, please.

What are you waiting for, anyway?

You got somewhere better to go?

You got to see a shrink because of yokas?

What'd you say?

Is that what you meant by her not wanting to be with someone with mental

problems or what you said after roll call? She minds her own damn business.

should, too.

It's kind of nice that she cared and all that. Oh, yeah, it was really nice.

Want some advice?

No. Just tell the shrinks what they want to hear.

What are you talking about?

That you talk to your problems at home, with the family, you never drink to

excess.

Things are stressful, but you have a healthy way to vent them.

Yeah?

Worked for me.

You've been?

Twice.

And after you told them all that, it's over?

They eat the stuff up, man.

Dead or alive.

He knows it's going to war.

I tell him.

It's a drive -by shooter.

All right, we have the warrant.

I've got another gang unit rolling and three radio cars counting you. You are

right. We're there. Good. Need anything else?

I think we're okay, boss.

ESU is on standby in case we get there and we're outmanned. If that happens, we

are going to back right out.

Until then, I don't want to call too much attention to this. Okay.

Maybe I should get one of those helmets.

Relax. It's not the Taliban.

Okay. Are we set?

Let's go.

Mr. DeLetka, I just wanted to tell you that you did the right thing.

Now we're going to put them away for a long time.

He knows.

I saw him.

That won't matter.

It is fine.

It is fine.

I made my decision.

Wait.

I have to go now, but I'm going to have somebody at the front desk drive you

home. Okay.

Let's go, Davis.

Where are you going?

I got something to do.

What? I'll be back, okay?

Jonathan, don't go after them, please.

Who the hell do you think you're talking to?

Huh?

I'm the police.

You think I should be afraid of this guy?

This guy should be afraid of me. So, come on, David.

Where are we going? Come on!

Am I calling for backup?

Am I calling for backup or what? No.

Why not?

Because this one's mine. That's why.

How do you know he's leading us to our shooter? Because he told me. He's going

after the guy himself.

When did he tell you? He was at the scene. The dead guy's his brother.

And you didn't tell me.

No, Hunter. You were busy.

Doing what?

Singing.

So what the hell are we doing?

We're gonna let it start, then we'll finish it.

I count.

What, you got a better idea?

Yeah. Let them kill each other, and we'll sweep up what's left. You know

was wrong about you. I don't have anything to learn from you. Yeah? And

a crazy son of a bitch.

You all right there?

Yes, ma 'am.

Look, we're only going in there as backup.

They usually don't want to hit something like this without a lot of marked

cards. The uniforms, you know, sort of help keep the bad guys from doing

anything stupid, all right?

You know what? I don't know your first name.

Oh, uh, Steven.

Steve.

Well, you're going to be all right, Steve.

I'm going to be right there with you, okay?

Tell your boy the cops are here. Sully.

Sully. What?

We need to slow down. Look, Davis, if you want to wait in the car, wait in the

car.

Which one is Fyodor Tchepchenko?

Which one of you is Fyodor Shevchenko?

Which one of you is Fyodor Shevchenko? I am Shevchenko.

You're under arrest.

You're interrupting my friend's wedding. Get up.

Would you like a drink?

Some food?

You tuned up the wrong kid, pal.

Tuned up?

Well, he's tuned up. Get up!

I'm having my dinner.

It is over.

This is 845.

55 David, you want to move up front?

That's up to you, Steve. You want to hang back?

No, I'm all right.

You sure?

Yes, ma 'am.

You be careful now, Steve.

Now you tell them we're going to move up.

Five -five, David's moving up.

An angry man makes mistakes, officer.

You threatening me?

Never.

Get up.

You think he made us?

We're going the wrong way. What do you mean?

Big Henry's crew, man. They stay west of here.

He said it was Big Henry?

No.

What the hell's going on here?

This void, and I'm calling for backup. Not yet, all right? We don't even know

where the hell they're going.

If I knew about this incident of which you speak, which I don't, I would say

they were drug dealers and illegals in your country. Who cares about that?

I'm not going to ask you again.

Dasvidaniya. What?

It means goodbye.

I said I wasn't going to ask you again. Sully.

You will take your hands off me. Oh, is that right?

You're going to make me take my hands off you? Sully.

What?

You're going to jail, you smoke son of a bitch.

Oh, my God.

5 -5 trawlers inside this building.

Look, I'm gonna try and draw the fire, all right? They both turn on me, you're

gonna take them out.

So,

are you all right?

Yeah.

Yeah, I think I'm okay.

Looks like you saved my life.

So?

Davis, I said I think I'm okay.

No, it's all with me.

Why?

I think I'm shot.