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Go on, get out.

Get out of here. Come on.

Go on, get out.

Hey, buddy.

Is that dog yours?

No, not mine.

Heard him barking.

That's a damn stray.

I don't think he's a stray. He's got a collar and a leash.

Whatever. It's making a mess. I'm going to have to clean up or catch hell from

my manager.

What are you going to do with that broom, though?

I don't know. I'm just going to go somewhere else. Let me do you a favor.

do that.

Don't do that.

You're going to crack out of here.

Knock yourself out, Beastmaster.

Animal control is on the way, so if you don't sort it, they will.

Okay.

Hey, hey, hey. Look at me.

Hey, we're okay.

Hey, sit.

Sit for me. Sit.

Good. Right there. Perfect.

Hey, look at me.

Look at me. You all right? Does that hurt you?

You hurt? Let me see. Let me see.

Let me see.

What you got there, huh?

What you got?

What you got? What you got? Okay, I got it. It's okay.

Go ahead, Thorne.

You can't be too comfortable.

That's causing you all that pain?

Yeah.

Barkley.

In Barkley, huh?

You're a long way from home, Barkley. What are you doing all the way out here?

Want to go home?

Yeah, I'll take you home. Trust me.

You feel better? Yeah?

All right. Okay.

Okay, very good. Here we go. Come on. Let's go.

Good boy. Good boy. Walk with me. Walk with me.

Save me.

We got you. Come on. This way.

Come on.

You're okay.

Hop on in here, nice and comfortable.

Yeah, you trust me?

There you go.

All right, right up in here. I'll be right back, okay?

Do me a favor, please.

Do not chew the upholstery. I will be right back, okay? I promise.

Lean back. There we go.

Good boy.

Be right back.

minimal control.

Awesome, dude. What did you do?

Made friends.

Saw an address on the dog tag. I'm gonna... Be good.

I think someone was watching me the entire time and really wanted that dog.

No security footage?

Nah, Airstream's blocking it. I thought you were going to get a dash cam for

your truck. Well, you've been keeping me pretty busy recently. I haven't had

time to order one. We'll be fixing that for you.

Still doesn't make any sense to me.

Who'd want to steal this dog?

Yeah, I've been on all the rescue boards, and there are no missing dog

matching Barkley's description.

Well, I'm going to head over to the address that I found on the dog tag.

But you're still coming by the office, right?

I don't think I'm going to be able to make it.

Understood. Alright, I'll keep you posted.

It's okay. I'm not going to hurt you.

I'm not going to hurt you, all right?

You're okay now, right?

You're okay.

You're all right.

You're okay.

Oh, my God.

Who are you? I'm Colter Shaw.

I'm here to help you. Are you hurt?

No. No, just pretty shaken up. I can't feel my hips.

Yeah? Keep your chin tight, okay, buddy?

Yeah. There you go. Got it.

There you go.

All right. Get your hands free, okay?

Get you out of here.

Does that feel better?

There you go.

You want to tell me what happened?

Last night, I got home from work and went up to change out of my work

Aiden was downstairs playing video games.

I heard a crash, pulled my gun from the safe, ran downstairs to find the front

door kicked in and was...

This guy pointing a gun.

I ran to protect Aiden, but the guy knocked the gun out of my hands.

Told us we needed to cooperate, or else.

Did you look at him?

No. He was wearing a mask.

Then he let us in here, tied us up, and said if we screamed, he'd kill us.

Do you have any idea what he wanted?

No.

He took Barkley.

You took your dog?

Oh, God.

You take anything else? Not that I know of, but we were tied up in here.

I don't know what happened.

I don't think this was a robbery.

I don't understand. If it wasn't a robbery, What did he want? I think he

your dog.

I found Barkley about 20 miles away behind the gas station. I saw your

on the tags. I was going to bring him home to you.

Someone took him out of my truck.

I don't understand what's happening. I need to call the police. Yeah, here.

Good idea.

Here. Here's my phone.

Is it your hands?

You feel that?

Yeah.

You'll be all right, okay?

You'll be all right.

This is all about my dog, Barkley?

I know this is hard to understand.

Let's wait for the police, okay? See what they have to say.

How are we holding up?

You know,

I had a dog when I was a kid.

What was his name?

Tuffy. He was a mutt.

I shared him with my siblings.

That's a weird name. It's a terrible name. My sister named him. Her first

was even worse, so we just went with the second choice.

Was he tough?

No. Not at all, actually. Unless you were a compost pile. He'd get in there,

root around, and eat a bunch of stuff he wasn't supposed to.

And then our socks.

He'd go after our socks. He used to get in so much trouble with my father for

eating up our socks.

Are you a detective?

Or a policeman?

No. No, neither.

Then why do you have a gun?

Well, because my job can get dangerous sometimes.

So I carry protection.

What's your job?

things or people go missing, I get hired to help find them.

You find dogs?

No. No, I haven't done that yet.

I have $187 for my birthday.

Is that enough to find Barkley?

You know what?

That is exactly the amount of money it is to find Barkley. I will absolutely

help you find that dog.

Aiden?

Can you get me some water, please?

Thank you.

Detective Anderson, this is... Colter Shaw. Hey.

This weapon says that you found him.

Do you want to explain to me how did he just happen to be in the area? I found

Barkley earlier at a gas station, and the home address was on the dog tag, so

came here.

Okay.

Where's the dog?

Well, that's the interesting thing. Someone stole them out of my truck.

Okay. Where'd all this take place?

About 20 miles from here.

I can show you if you'd like. No, there's no need.

We're doing a grid search of the area, and we're asking around if anyone saw

anything. Doing a detailed inventory of the house. See what's missing.

I don't think you're going to find anything missing except the dog.

The dog's going to be valuable, and we'll look into it.

But right now, our priority is the home invasion.

Of course.

You do, however, have the same dog that's been taken twice in a 24 -hour

I don't think that's a coincidence.

Like I said, we'll look into it.

But if you don't mind, this is an active crime scene, so I'm going to have to

ask you to clear out.

Any idea who would want to take Barkley?

I don't know.

I didn't want to say this in front of Aiden earlier.

But some guy called yesterday about buying Barkley from us. I told him he

for sale.

And where'd you get Barkley?

A local rescue group.

When my husband passed away last year, I got Barkley to help aid him process his

grief.

And it worked.

Barkley's his best friend.

Yeah, I can see that.

Why would someone want to take him?

I'm trying to find that out for you.

Your son hired me to help find Barkley.

He did?

Oh, I don't have the money for something like that.

We've worked out the arrangements. It's fine. I'm gonna help.

Okay. Um, thanks. Right.

Right, yeah, okay.

I noticed the game camera.

Uh, yeah.

Was Aiden online at the time of the break -in?

He was.

Okay.

Yo. Bobby, got a sec?

I was on my way out, but I got you this poppin'. I got a video game console with

an HD camera attached to it. Think you can break into it? Can and will.

I just need an address.

I got 8 Rio View Terrace.

Can I see if the camera caught a home invasion that occurred last night?

Weston Resident.

Yeah, the kid's got a gaming account.

Uh... Looks like he recorded himself.

Uh, I'm gonna link you when I see you. You can check it out, too.

All right, I'm in.

It's a messed up world we live in.

Hold on, Bobby. Can you go back to where you pushed the family out of frame?

You're not going to get a faith ID. He's wearing a mask.

You see something I didn't?

Right there.

Check the pocket.

Looks like a car key with a tag on it. Sure does.

Could be from a rental car company.

Nice. A culture for the win.

I got an ID number.

Can you run it with the car company?

So you rented that thing?

Already on it.

Looks like it was last rented to, uh, Max Miller.

You got an address?

Send it to you now.

All right.

Who the hell are you?

Sit down.

Give me a name.

No? I'll go first. Colter Shaw. Looking for a missing dog usable under Max

Miller.

Your turn.

Name.

Nate Riggins.

You serve with Max?

Yeah, Squad 651.

Now, your buddy Max broke into a house, held the family hostage at gunpoint,

took their dog. I just want the dog back.

Yesterday morning, Max called.

He was making a lot of sense babbling, saying he needed to find his old dog,

Barkley. Why would he call you?

Max was in rehab last year, so I helped him find a good rescue program that

would place Barkley in a good home. You told him where he could find Barkley?

Yeah, just the rescue group I gave him to, but...

Before I could ask him what he needed Barkley for, I heard gunshots.

Phone went dead.

I tried calling back. His wife didn't answer either, so I hopped in the car,

drove out here from Topeka.

You mentioned rehab.

Drugs? Mainly alcohol.

But, I mean, he changed overnight.

When he met Chelsea, I mean, he's been living clean ever since.

Any chance your friend Max snapped, hurt his wife?

I know he loved Chelsea more than anything, but it happens.

When guys have bad PTSD.

Someone broke in here.

Entry lights smashed, door kicked in.

And from the looks of things, something heavy went down here, and there is no

sign of Max's wife.

This is how it was when I got here, all right? Whatever it is, it's bad.

I need to find Max and that dog.

I checked Max Miller and Chelsea's socials. No signs of anything unusual.

No strange hits on their incoming and outgoing call either, except for the one

with Nate Riggins.

Yeah.

I just think it's strange that both Chelsea and Max left their cell phones

car keys behind.

Well, if Max was planning a home invasion, maybe he was smart enough not

drive his own car.

Still no idea on why he took the dog?

He was Barkley's handler when they served together.

Has to have something to do with the past.

Do me a favor, will you?

Rental car companies.

They keep GPS trackers in their vehicles, right?

Good thinking.

I'll look into it. I'll hit you back up.

Yeah.

Find anything?

No, but the door to the tool shed was wide open. Yeah?

Word lost didn't mean anything to you?

Name, place?

You know what this is about, don't you? Maybe. Okay.

We were on a peacekeeping mission in West Africa.

Max, he got friendly with a civilian, private contractor named Lawson. He was,

don't know, all kinds of shady, always cooking up some kind of scam.

He said he had access to some Ben and Bron statues at an archaeological site.

He said they were worth a fortune.

Lawson? He must have wanted to help stealing them.

Max help him?

Told him not to.

You think he did anyway?

I mean, he dropped a couple hands when we were backstage, and then there was

DCI interview.

Department of Criminal Investigation. Yeah, yeah, yeah. They called him in

year, but I don't know. He said he couldn't talk about it. Said it was

classified, but he seemed pretty nervous.

Who are you texting?

Someone has a DCI contact.

If Max stole these statues, do you have any idea where he stashed them?

Not a clue. No?

There's no shovel in here.

Kind of odd, right? Maybe he buried them.

I don't see any holes back here.

If Max did bury these things, why would he need the dog?

I don't know. Max was spiraling out at the time. I mean, maybe he was so wasted

he forgot where he put them.

I mean, that dog could find anything. Max used them to hide carter band all

time.

What is it?

Max's rental car location.

It's not too far from where I found Barkley.

Let's go.

Max's rental, right?

Yeah, that's good, right?

Well, it depends.

Does this place look familiar to you?

Yeah. I think Max brought me here fishing once when I was trying to get

get sober.

Before he met his wife?

Yeah. She kept him on the straight and narrow.

What is it?

Goat's head thorn.

When I found Barkley, he had these in his paw.

They're definitely in the right spot.

Holy damn it!

Max Miller.

Yeah?

Easy.

Reese.

What's going on, Max?

It's Lawson.

He has my wife.

Who the hell are you?

Colter Shaw.

I'm the one who found Barkley down at the gas station.

I'm here to help you. I don't need any help.

Come on, Max.

I know all about Barkley, okay?

I know why you need him.

Why'd he come after you, Max?

What did Lawson want?

I helped him steal these things back in Africa.

Only he's the one that got arrested. Blames me for taking the fall.

Did you give him up?

No. It don't matter. He thinks I did.

When he...

broken in my house, demanding these statues.

I tried to explain to him that I don't remember where they are anymore, but he

didn't believe that either.

Max, you mind if we put these away?

No one's going to stop you from doing what you need to do. He's good, Max.

Just want to help you find your wife and get Barkley home, that's all.

I knew I'd be screwed if I stole these damn things.

I tried to leave him behind. I tried to erase what I did.

I buried him to forget him.

Let us help you.

You don't get it.

He said that he would torture and kill my wife if I didn't find these in 24

hours.

I'm running out of time.

I appreciate you squeezing me in, Captain.

Well, I owe you for helping out my brother -in -law. What can I do for you?

Max Miller.

Serve military ops, West Africa liaison and security detail for a private

contractor. You do know that's classified.

Look, Captain, I am not asking you to compromise any ongoing investigation.

I just have reason to believe that a case that I'm working on relates to

I do not like where this is going.

I would never betray you. Yes, you would.

Let me finish.

I would never betray your confidence.

I was taught better than that.

Tell you what.

You lay out your situation, and I'll see what I can do.

Max Miller and his wife Chelsea have gone missing, along with Barkley, their

military canine. And it's of my opinion that it's connected to your

investigation.

You did not see this.

Thank you.

It's a statue?

Rare Benin bronzes.

And this guy?

David Lawson.

Civilian demolition and mining expert. He was apprehended by local authorities

for the theft of sensitive cultural artifacts and for killing two guards.

He returned some of the artifacts, but they were... More items missing from the

dig.

Max helped him steal them.

Max was questioned, and there's no proof linking him to the crime.

Their government just wants them back at this point.

Where's Lawson now?

Brought his way out of a prison in Porto Novo a couple weeks ago.

Lawson's a nasty piece of work.

One estate side on unrelated smuggling, armed robbery, and murder charges.

And you're just okay with Lawson being out there? Not our jurisdiction.

We've alerted the State Department.

Best we can do.

Okay. Thank you.

Rini. Hey, Coulter. Did you find him?

Yeah, I'm with Max now.

I need to warn you about this accomplice of his, David Lawson. What about him?

He's not just a thief. He's a killer with a history of extreme violence, like

numerous bodies left in his wake.

Right now, he's got Max's wife, so he holds all the cards.

I'm telling you, he doesn't strike me as the type that just wants to get what's

his.

Hey, the situation just got fluid.

What did that mean?

They gotta go.

Here we go.

What's the plan now?

What are you talking about?

You think Lawson's just going to hand over your wife?

What do you mean?

Well, I've seen this before.

Situations like this, it's easier just to walk away clean.

Once the kidnappers get what they want, they don't want any witnesses.

Not like I got a lot of choices. You need to listen, Max.

Just like back in the day, expect and provide to prevail.

Let us back you up. If this whole thing goes sideways, we can make sure

Chelsea's safe.

I don't know.

This is personal.

He wants revenge.

Come on, Max.

Let's be smart about this.

You need to think about what happens next.

Time to go.

You have nothing to be afraid of, as long as your husband returns what he

You need to tell me exactly what Lawson told you.

Get the statues back or my wife dies. What if it's not that simple?

It's him, Lawson.

Answer it.

Answer it. Tell him that you have what he's looking for, and just play it out.

Hello? Do you have them?

Yeah, I got them.

Where's my wife?

It's an abandoned parking lot with deer parking haze.

One hour.

Now what?

Now you go meet him.

You said he was going to kill Chelsea and Max.

Possibility we have to factor, yeah. Pat, this is my wife. I just want to get

her out of this mess I got her in. Me too.

And I've got a plan to mitigate a negative outcome. Right now we've got to

back to my truck and gear up, okay?

Good.

How are you arranged?

Tap the forehead at 1 ,000, depending on scope and wind, of course. Perfect.

Good to know.

Gentlemen, let's go.

Riggins, you take my truck.

Mack, I'm with you.

Let's go over the plan one more time.

I want to make sure to keep my distance.

I'll park away from them if he's there waiting.

All right.

Then you're gonna get out of the car you gonna show him the bag right remember

Riggins need time to set up not stupid I'm not saying stupid, but I need time

and you buy me time so they've Chelsea safe. I can go grab her. No, she's not

Right now. We just need to focus on getting your wife home safe, right? All

right, I can do this

Come here pup.

Here we go.

You got them?

Bring them to me.

I need some proof that Chelsea's okay first.

You're not in a position to negotiate.

You want these?

I want my wife.

And I want my statues.

Bring me the bag now.

I need proof that Chelsea's okay first.

You're not in a position to negotiate.

You know, I really can't do that yet.

I'm not playing here.

Bring me the bag now.

You want him?

Come and get him.

Or shoot me.

Your call.

Mac.

Max.

Max, you all right?

Yeah, he's dead.

Let me see.

You're going to be all right. Where's Chelsea?

She wasn't in the truck.

What do you mean she wasn't in the truck? Lawson must have got wind that we

up to something and moved her.

All right.

I was hoping you managed. I had to take the shot. It was our only way of finding

her. What do we do now?

I can start a perimeter search. Wait, wait, wait. I got an idea.

Barkley!

Barkley!

Come on. Come on.

Come on. Hey, Barkley, come here.

Good, good, good boy. Good boy. Look, I got Chelsea's scarf, right?

That's what he was trained to do. If I give him a strong enough finish, we'll

able to take me right to her. We got her.

Come on. Come on.

Come on.

Come on. Hey!

Yeah?

Shall we begin?

You okay?

Hey, you okay? I'm here to help you. I'm not gonna hurt you.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

Okay. Who are you?

I'm Colter Shaw.

Your husband's going to come get you.

Where's Max? He's fine.

He's fine. I'll take you to him. Okay.

Can you move?

Are you hurt?

Yeah? Yeah.

Lean on me.

There

we

go. Come here.

Oh. Thank you so much. Remember Barkley. Thank you.

Hey, buddy.

Hi. Hey, my buddy.

I'll take you home, yeah?

What happened to you? Oh, I think that. Oh, my God. All right.

Yeah. Bye, Barkley.

That's $187.

$187. Okay, yeah.

You know, I was thinking about that.

And, uh, what do we call it? A favor amongst friends.

Maybe save some of that money, buy your mom something nice.

Sound good?

Sounds good.

Okay.

We can't thank you enough. It's my pleasure. You can see how much Barkley

it here.

Oh, something for you.

But Barclay already has a dog tag.

No, that one doesn't have your home address on it.

Just to be safe, all right?

Thank you.

Can I ask you a question?

Sure.

Did you have any idea why they named him Barclay? Is it because he barks a lot?

Could be. Could be because he barks a lot.

Could be named after Charles Barclay, though, right?

Charles Barclay.

Round mound to rebound.

One of the greatest basketball players to ever play the game. You don't know

Charles Barkley is?

I mean, this is tragic.

Your mom will tell you about him.

Anyway, be good to each other, okay?

Thank you.

Congrats on the dog.

Charles Barkley, you gotta look him up.

That was an animal.

Are you expecting someone? Not that I know of.

Hey, surprised.

Well, well, well.

Oh, hey.

Oh, my God.

Yeah, better late than never, right?

Yeah. How are you? I can't believe it. What's up? How are you? Good to see you.

Good to see you. Welcome.

Yeah. Great.

This place looks amazing. I love what you've done with it. I wish that we knew

you were coming, though, because we would have gotten you something to eat.

don't worry about me. I'm fine. All right. Oh, actually, we have some. Yeah.

I gotta say, next day delivery is pretty sweet.

Thank you, Amazon Prime.

You got me a gift? Yeah.

Just you wait.

Betsy, it's a gift for your truck. Honestly, I'm surprised that you didn't

one already. I thought you were Mr.

Prepared. So thoughtful. Thank you very much. Thank you.

Who's going to show me around?