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In the criminal
justice system,

sexually based offenses are
considered especially heinous.

In New York City,

the dedicated detectives who
investigate these vicious felonies

are members of an elite squad
known as the Special Victims Unit.

These are their stories.

I got six of my own,
plus 11 grandkids.

I know when
something's not right.

How long has the baby been
screaming like that?

All day.

My husband's
been super for 30 years.

Always been a nice building, good families.

The woman in 2D, how long has she lived here?

Mrs. Wu? Couple of years.
Always nice and quiet.

Don't speak a lot of English, so...

Mrs. Wu? Police.
Everything okay in there?

Someone's moving.
Give me the key.

Mrs. Wu?
Hello?

Closet.

No sign of the mother, and the
little girl only speaks Chinese.

We got that covered.

You know their names?

Landlady says the baby's
Suzie. This is Hannah.

Hannah?

"Please find my mama. "

Honey, is this
your mama?

Yeah?
Where did your mama go?

"Mama locked the door and
said, 'Give the baby a bottle

"'when the hand
points to the red. "'

Every three hours.

"I used up all the milk. Suzie was crying.

"I gave her some crackers,
but she kept crying. "

How long has your mama been gone?

Hannah?

"A really,
really long time. "

You know, I'd say, judging
from the empty formula bottles,

that mama's
been gone a week.

Mother's name is Jiao Wu. Illegal
immigrant, no criminal record.

We checked jails,
hospitals.

No sign of her in the system,
no husband in the picture.

ACS know the family?

No, and they said it's going
to take a couple of days

to find
a Chinese foster home.

Well, she taught her
six-year-old how to feed the baby,

left a supply of formula.

Sounds like she planned on
being gone quite a while.

Probably shacking up
with her boyfriend.

It's the number-one reason
for home alones.

You know, if that landlady
had not called the cops,

those kids
could have died.

They're ready.

Okay, Hannah, I need
you to think really hard.

Did your mama say
where she was going?

Hannah...

"To meet a man. "

Do you know the man?

No.

Has her mama
left them alone before?

"Auntie Li Mei
usually watches us. "

Does your mom
have other friends?

"Miss Penny. "

"She works
at the market next door. "

Jiao has a sister
but I never met her.

You know
where she lives?

She didn't say.

Jiao pretty much
kept to herself.

She keep her boyfriend
to herself?

Why?

Because she left her two
kids alone for a week.

Jiao would never leave
her kids for him.

Who is he?

Some rich white guy.

Can't blame her for
trying to marry for money.

Or citizenship.

You ever meet him?
No.

I told her be careful. A lot of
creeps out there like Asian women.

How did they hook up?

Dating service.

You got a name?

Golden Happiness.

It's an introduction service
for Asian women.

Totally legal,
Detectives.

Did that go
for your clients?

Illegal immigrants
have the right to get married.

Unless it's a scam
to get a green card.

These women
don't pay me a dime.

The white guys do,
and they're all citizens.

How much do you charge?

Flat fee, $8,000.

Guaranteed to find you a wife,
or your money back.

How closely do you screen these guys?

I check their credit.

So you could be handing over
vulnerable women to psychopaths?

Not my problem. They've got
the dough, I've got the girls.

Who got Jiao Wu?

Pretty girl. Lot of guys
liked her picture.

Let's see.

Lucky winner, Howard Kendall.
Hot shot Wall Street guy.

Howard Kendall
has one DV assault,

couple of collars for DWI,
plus resisting arrest.

Drunk with a temper, huh?

Well, maybe he lost it when he found
out Jiao only wanted him for his money.

Can I help you?

Yeah, we're looking for
Howard Kendall.

I'm Howie.

You're the mail boy.

Who the hell are you?

Police.

Why don't we talk
in your office, Howie?

Yeah, I know Jiao Wu.

We went out a couple times.

Awful fast worker, Howie.

Two, three dates with a woman
who barely speaks English,

and we hear
you're getting married?

Not anymore. We broke up.
Why?

Jiao's a lying bitch.

She told me
she was 25.

Then I find out she's 33,
with two brats.

I still would have
married her.

But then she dumped me last week
when I told her I was a mail clerk.

You sound like
an angry guy.

Damn right.

She called the wedding off,

and then she welched
on three grand she owed me.

For what?
Wedding dress.

She said she couldn't return
it. I told her to leave.

You get rough with her?

Maybe I shoved her.

But not so hard
that she had to call you.

No, she didn't.
Jiao's missing.

She's probably out scamming
some other sucker.

Or maybe you pushed her
harder than you meant to.

No, she was fine.

She called the next day, asking
for this purse she left at my place.

I told her to come here and
get it, but she never showed.

You still got that purse?

Yeah, it's right here.

That's an Herm�s Birkin bag.
It's gotta be $10,000 retail.

Must be fake.
She said she made it at work.

Where's that?

I don't know.
Some sweatshop in Chinatown.

The counterfeit squad
can help us with that.

The leather's good quality, but
the machine stitching's a giveaway.

Herm�s bags are hand sewn.
This is definitely a fake.

We got a witness who says
the bag was made locally.

Any idea by who?

We used to raid sweatshops every
week for making phony handbags,

designer jeans, even T-shirts.

But since 9l11, we put
all our manpower into DVDs.

Bootlegged movies pose a
threat to national security?

When Al-Qaeda's selling them.

Interpol
raided a sleeper cell,

found 20,000 copies of The Lion King.

Cheap to make, profit
margin's higher than drugs,

and a hell of a lot
less risky.

Using Mickey Mouse to fund terrorist
attacks on America. What next?

Baby formula, brake pads,
hell, even double-A batteries.

Best bet to find a sweatshop is
to track it back from the retailer.

You got a Chinatown connection?
Let's start on Canal Street.

Nice bag.
Kate Spade, only $40.

Yeah,
I'm looking for leather.

We got a nice Coach. $50.

Everybody has those.

I'm looking for something really
special, like Prada, Ferragamo...

Oh, do you have Herm�s?

You got good taste.

How about this?

Take your pick.

I will take
this one right here.

Very nice. For you, $300.

You got yourself a deal.

All right.

Go.

Police!
What's going on?

You're under arrest
for trademark infringement.

I didn't know
they were fake.

That's funny, since the
real ones cost 10 grand.

Guy gave me
a good discount.

We can get you one on your prison term
if you tell us where you got this bag.

They make them
over on Eldridge Street.

Police.
Nobody leaves.

We're not Immigration,
we just need your help.

We're looking for a woman
who works here, Jiao Wu.

Jiao has not come to work
for a week.

Do you have any idea why?

No, but she's been
very upset.

Said she's been
having problems.

We heard Jiao has a sister. You know her?

Jiao's missing, we just want
to speak with her sister.

Li Mei Wu. Works at the
laundry on Pell Street.

There's Li Mei,
up there.

She speak English?

Always taking classes.

Thank you.

Li Mei Wu?
Yes?

I'm Detective Benson,
this is Detective Stabler.

We'd like to talk to you
about your sister.

Did something happen?

We don't know. We found Hannah
and Suzie alone in the apartment.

Oh, no.
Are they all right?

Right now
they're in foster care.

How long has Jiao been gone?

We think about a week.

Oh, this is all a mistake.
You'll see.

Hannah feeds the baby like
she's had a lot of practice.

Does your sister leave them
alone when she goes to work?

No, no, never.

Jiao takes them to a babysitter, a
woman who works night at the factory.

She loves the girls.
She's a good mother.

When was the last time
you talked to her?

About two weeks ago.

Uh, we had a fight.

About what?

About money.

She wanted to borrow some
and I said no.

You know why
she wanted the money?

For her wedding.

What did Hannah tell you?

Not too much.

Jiao taught Hannah
never to talk to the police.

She's afraid of Immigration.

Please, let me see Hannah.
She'll talk to me.

She says she don't know anything.
Can I take the girls home?

Well, there's a family court
hearing, day after tomorrow.

She's lying.

That's not
what Hannah said.

She said, "Mama went to give the
man money for our big sister. "

Jiao has another child?

Her name is Ping.
Where is Ping now?

I don't know.

Don't lie to us again.

Please, if I say anything
else, they'll be killed.

Li Mei, you gotta trust me.

I am afraid.

I understand that you're afraid,
but I can't help you, your sister,

or her daughter
unless you do trust me.

You've gotta tell me
everything.

Now let's start with Ping.
How old is she?

Fifteen.

Ping was only a baby when
Jiao and her husband came here.

They couldn't take her
on the boat.

We saved every penny
to bring her to America.

And then Jiao's husband left
and took all our money.

Where's Ping now?
I don't know.

Come on, Hannah told you Jiao paid the
man to bring her over here from China.

Yes, but I don't know
if Ping is here.

And the wedding money
is for the smugglers, right?

These snakeheads
charge $50,000.

And until you pay off
the debt, they own you.

Now, these snakeheads,
I need names.

I don't know.

Li Mei, these are the people
who have your sister.

Now, every second you waste
keeps us from finding her.

Please, you must believe me.
I don't know.

I begged her not to go.

I told her that these people
kill if you don't pay them back.

Your sister took a huge risk.

Do you have children,
Mr. Stabler?

Yeah, I've got four.

Then wouldn't you deal
with murderers

to get your baby back?

You think the snakeheads
killed Jiao?

She's dead,
she can't repay her debt.

They'd kill members of her
family first to intimidate her.

More like they stashed Jiao in some
sweatshop to work off what she owes.

Probably in Chinatown.

But nobody there talks to
outsiders, especially the police.

I'll take a few days,
ask around.

It doesn't matter you know the
language, they'll make you for a cop.

Have you got
a better idea?

Use Li Mei.

You can't send her
out there alone.

I wasn't planning to.
I'll go with her.

And they won't
make you for a cop?

I'm not going to be doing
any questioning.

She'll do the talking,
I'll play her boyfriend.

I'll do it.

Ms. Wu,
that's against our policy.

Agent Huang will be handling
the investigation.

No, they don't know him.

They're not going to
tell him anything.

I can't allow a civilian
to be put at risk.

Fine. Then I go myself.

Jiao is my sister.

She is all I have.

I don't stop
until I find her!

Why don't we grab
a cup of coffee?

Don't do it, Captain. I'll be
with her every step of the way.

The minute it gets hairy, I'll yank
her out of there. She'll be safe.

Too dangerous.
Captain, you heard Li Mei.

She's going, with or without
us. I'm there, I can protect her.

Background information only.

The first hint of trouble,
I'm shutting you down.

LI MEl: Mr. Zhang comes from our village
in China and runs the district association.

My sister often
comes to him for advice.

Who are you?

I'm with her.

You're not to come here
to pray.

Uh, no, Mr. Zhang,
just to ask you for your help.

My sister and I, we had a
stupid fight the other day.

With the company you're
keeping, I'm not surprised.

I want to say sorry to her,
but she's not home.

Have you seen her?

Thank you, Mr. Zhang.

So what'd he have to say after he
lectured you for dating a white guy?

Jiao came
to visit him.

Asked whether it was safe to
visit the INS detention center.

He say who
she wanted to visit?

No, he didn't know.

But it must have been
my niece.

Ping must have been caught
coming in.

Makes sense Jiao would want to see
her daughter before she got deported.

Maybe they found out my sister
is illegal and locked her up, too.

Li Mei, we checked. She hasn't
been deported, she's not in jail.

We must go
to the detention center.

I'll check it out
after I drop you off.

No, no,
I'm going with you.

Li Mei, listen to me.
You're undocumented.

Now, I can protect you on the
streets, but not from the Feds.

Come on.

A 15-year-old named Ping Wu
was popped at JFK

getting off a flight
from Jamaica.

I thought Chinese smugglers brought
their cargo in by container ships.

Well, not since the Golden
Venture ran aground back in '93.

So how do they
get them here now?

Well, they fly them
from China to Cuba,

then take a boat to some
small Caribbean island,

then a commercial flight to the States,
try to blend in with the tourists.

How'd she get caught?

The girl's papers
were really bad fakes.

She get deported?
No.

Straight to detention, then her
attorney filed an asylum claim.

You still got her
in your lock-up?

I'll check.

A pending asylum claim
makes her eligible for bail.

Yup. Three grand bond
posted last week.

By a Jiao Wu?
That's her mother.

No, by Winnie Chan.

Don't know that name.

Okay, we'll also need the
lawyer's contact information.

Roger Baker.
Office on Essex Street.

Every detainee at the center
knows me.

I'm the only guy left who'll do
deportation cases without cash up front.

No good deed
goes unpunished.

What do you mean?

The address that Ping
gave Immigration is phony.

So is the relative
who bailed her out.

Guess I'm not
getting paid.

You don't sound
surprised.

Unfortunately,
it happens a lot.

Then why do you do it?

This is still
the United States.

All our grandparents came here
from somewhere else.

These people are entitled
to the same chance.

I wish she'd trusted me. I think
she had a good shot at asylum.

On what grounds?

She converted to Christianity and was
being persecuted for practicing her faith.

That plus her age, I could
have gotten her a green card.

Ping's mother hire you?

No, Ping called herself. My
number gets passed around a lot.

Give us a call if Ping
gets in touch with you, okay?

I will. But she won't.

Did you find Ping?

Your niece got sprung
from the Detention Center.

Nobody knows
where she went.

Well, why aren't you
looking for her?

There's nothing more we can
do tonight. LI MEl: No, no!

First my sister is missing
and now my niece?

You're wasting time!
Listen to me.

Hannah and Suzie are due in family
court tomorrow morning at 9:00 a. m.

You meet us there.

I'll recommend that the
children are released to you.

And then what?
I'll keep looking.

You take care of
those children.

I will be there tomorrow
at 9:00.

It's 9:55.
Where the hell is Li Mei?

She's... She'll be here.

Yeah, but
she wouldn't be this late.

There's something wrong.

All parties on the matter of
the Wu children, step forward.

Why don't you go see
if you can find her?

I'll get the case
recalled for this afternoon.

Li Mei was here last night.

She wasn't scheduled to work, but
she said she needed some overtime.

When did she leave?

Oh, about 5:00 a. m.

She had to
get dressed for court.

Make a good impression
on the judge.

She never made it there
and she's not at home.

Well, then I don't know
where she is.

Look, pal, I got two women missing already.

You don't wanna
piss me off today.

I talk to you, my trucks
can have accidents.

My store can burn down.

Yeah? Bad things can happen
to you if you don't talk to me.

This kid, Tommy.
Gangster wannabe.

He came in here
to see Li Mei last night.

For what?

Money.

So he was shaking her down and
you did nothing to help her?

She's an employee. I got my
own family to worry about.

She leave with him?

Down the back stairs.

Oh, my God.

Li Mei? Li Mei?

Manhattan SVU, I need a bus.
Canal and Ludlow, immediately!

Li Mei. Li Mei.

10-4. Bus is on the way.

Hang in there, hang in there.
It's gonna be all right.

It's gonna be all right.

How's Li Mei?

Man, they beat
the hell out of her.

Nasty cut on her head, a few broken
ribs, but she'll be all right.

They taught her a lesson.

Next time,
she won't be so lucky.

Detective?
You can see her now.

I'll wait out here.

Li Mei,
who did this to you?

Leave me alone.

Stop, what are you doing? You're
in no shape to move. Get back.

I am not talking to you!

Who's Tommy?

Did he want money,
or was he trying to scare you?

Li Mei, I know you're afraid.
You've gotta talk to me.

My sister is dead.

How do you know that?

The man who beat me

said they cut her throat.

When Jiao didn't get
her daughter, they...

She told them that
she would go to the police.

And now Jiao's debt
is my debt.

Who beat you up?
Was it the kid at the laundry?

No, no. Not Tommy.
Then who?

It was too dark.
I couldn't see his face.

Please! Please!
Just go! Just go!

Li Mei...

I'm sorry.

What can I do
so you'll trust me?

Can you protect my nieces?

They'll kill Hannah and Suzie if I
don't give them all my savings tomorrow.

I promise you
nothing will happen to them.

When I know they're safe,

I'll do anything you want.

Has anyone been here
to see you?

A man came when
she was playing outside.

Told her to give me
this picture.

It's Ping.
Look how she's dressed.

Snakeheads
are pimping her out.

She's asking
about her mother.

Don't tell her that she's dead
until we know for sure.

You sure they'll be safe?

Cops'll be on the girls 'round the
clock. Nobody's getting near them.

Go.

Where are you
meeting the snakeheads?

No, no, I can't.

We had a deal.

That was before
I saw the picture.

If they find out I am helping
you, they'll kill Ping.

Come with me.

Why are we here?

Something you need to see.

Cardillo?

Take all the time
you need.

Who are
all these people?

Nobody knows.

These are the dead
we can't identify.

Please, don't make me...
No, look.

All of them, young women.
Exploited, thrown out like garbage.

Stop it.
Just stop it!

Have you seen enough?

Why are you doing this?

Because the snakeheads will keep
killing girls until someone stands up.

I can't promise you we'll find Ping
in time, but the only chance we have

is if you tell me
where that meeting is.

Chinatown.

In a restaurant.

Mobile 1.
Street's clear.

Leader to Ghost 1, report.

I'm in.

Ghost 2?

Have no sign of her yet.

Hold your positions.

Little Sister's on the set.
Stand by.

Got an eyeball on her.

Little Sister's in.

It's all there.

Better be.

Sit. Have some tea.

I'll see you next week.
Same amount.

Subject's on the move.
Red leather jacket.

Red jacket on foot,
moving south on Pine.

I got him.

Just turned right
on Elizabeth.

We got the eyeball.

He's going into
the pool hall.

It's all here, man. Nice
and clean. Very easy.

Red Leather Jacket
is making a hand-off.

Corner table.

The subject is an Asian male
in a dark blue suit.

We're a go. I repeat, go.

Police! Put your hands
on the table, now!

Put down your cue. Put
your hands on the table now.

Who are you?

What's that?

What's your name?

You speak English?

Ricky Yao, you're under arrest for extortion.

Call my lawyer.

Return to my place and wait
for me. I'll be there soon.

Don't bet on that, pal.
Let's go.

Where's Jiao Wu?

Who's that?

The woman you murdered.

You have the wrong guy.
Yeah?

We've got your errand boy next
door. First one to talk gets a deal.

Now, how about
the two of us?

Candlelight,
bottle of Cristal...

I don't date scum.

Such a beautiful woman
with such a foul mouth.

What a turn-on.

Shut up and
wait for your lawyer.

I bet Junior's
already spilling his guts.

You can't scare me into
talking. I know my rights.

Well, Tommy,
you're a smart kid.

What do you think will happen when
Ricky Yao finds out you led us to him?

You're setting me up
to be killed.

After what you did to Li Mei, I don't
give a crap what Ricky does to you.

I'm not a rat.

Ricky knows
I'll never betray him.

I'm not worried.
Tommy won't talk.

My partner can be
pretty persuasive.

Can your partner
promise him a future?

Tommy's a bright kid. He knows
I can offer him opportunities.

Like sharing your cell at Rikers?
Is he gonna be your punk there, too?

I'm not going to jail,
Detective. You have nothing on me.

Just a couple of counts
of assault and extortion.

Not to mention
three open homicides.

Check my rap sheet.

No charge has ever stuck.

That's because your witnesses
seem to disappear or get amnesia.

Not this time, Ricky.

That's a promise.

What is it with
this tough-guy act?

I know underneath
you're a good kid.

Stop blowing smoke up my ass.

All right.

Where were you born?

Here.

Your parents?

They're from Fujin. Little
village, middle of nowhere.

Coming to America, they took a lot of
risks for a chance at a better life, huh?

Some life.

My dad was a teacher
in China.

Here, he's nothing
but a delivery man.

Riding around on a stupid
bicycle, shoving menus under doors.

"Beef fried rice, $2."

You ever ask yourself
why he does it?

He tells me all the time.

For me, so
I could have a better life.

Well, that's what
I'm trying to do.

By working for Ricky Yao?

I earn more in a week
than my dad makes in a month.

You shake people down.

I pick up the money.
I don't hurt anyone.

You muscle working people
like your dad

for their last dimes
and hand it over to Ricky Yao.

You're ripping off poor folks
to make that dirt bag rich?

Tommy, talk to me.

I can't betray my people.

Ricky Yao's not your people,
don't you get it?

He preys on your people! He
beat up Li Mei in that alley!

Be a man.

You stand up for her.

Now, Ricky told Li Mei
her sister was dead.

That true?

Yeah.
You see it happen?

No.

Ricky called me over to his
whorehouse out in Flushing.

He told me
to bring a shovel.

Found the room
Ping was photographed in.

She was here, but the house
has been cleaned out. No girls.

No, we're checking the grounds
right now. I'll let you know.

Methane probe hit.

Something's decomposing
under those trees.

Well, looks like
we got something.

Dead cat.

Keep searching.

You wake up
half the neighborhood

because someone gave Miss
Kitty a proper burial?

Oh, yeah, well...

You notice any guys
working out here last week?

Just the moving van.

All those lovely exchange
students went back to China.

Anyone digging?
No.

But they did repave the garage
last week.

Hand me the crowbar?

One, two, three...

Jiao Wu.

Yes. This is my sister.

If you can just sign
the form...

When can I bury her?

As soon as
the autopsy's done.

Come on.

I know they killed Ping.

We don't know that.

I know she's dead.

Listen to me, we're not giving
up. We're going to find her.

How?
We got Ricky Yao.

Are you ready to deal?

Like I told that hot lady cop,
I have nothing to say.

Maybe this'll
change your mind.

We found Jiao's body buried
underneath your whorehouse in Flushing.

Check the property rules.
Mrs. Chan owns that place.

Sweet old lady.

Grandma didn't slit
Jiao's throat.

How do you know?

Do you have any direct evidence
linking my client to this murder?

We have enough
to arrest him.

Anyone could have killed that woman,
especially if the place was a whorehouse.

So many men coming and going.

We'll find witnesses.

Meanwhile, we'll hold you
on the extortion.

And my client will make bail
at arraignment.

By the way,

I hear your detectives are very
concerned about a missing girl.

Jiao's daughter.
What was her name?

Oh, yes, Ping.

Have you found her?

We get the girl,

I'll recommend
reduced sentencing.

Murder two,
12 and a half-to-25.

You'll have to do better.

Young girls get lost
so easily.

I could be very helpful.

No.

Too bad about the kid.

I hear she's
a real nice piece of ass.

Ping's gotta be alive if he's
using her as a bargaining chip.

Or maybe he's playing us.

I think
he's sweating over her.

Maybe she saw Ricky murder her
mother. Ping was at that brothel.

He can't let her testify
against him.

Second he gets to Central Booking,
he makes a phone call, she's dead.

We're done with Ricky Yao.
You can process him.

I can drive him downtown,
give you a little time.

Liv, I can't do anything
in an hour.

Talked to a friend in Vice.

Bunch of Chinese hookers
got picked up last night.

Ricky Yao's girls?
Yeah.

Vice shuttered the brothel,

but he's probably got it back
up in another spot by now.

Are the girls at Rikers?

Lmmigration,
waiting to get deported.

Kathy's cousin
works Central Booking.

Mistakes happen.

He could get on a bus
to Attica.

Give us time
to talk to those hookers.

We gotta get to Ping
before he gets to a phone.

When I met Ricky, he said
I was gonna be a waitress.

Stupid me, I believed him.

How many other girls
has he got working for him?

About 100 come through each
year. Where are the brothels?

Ricky Yao owns houses
all over the place.

Queens, plus Chinatown.
Some in Brooklyn.

Maybe you can save other girls
from what you went through.

You recognize her?
Name's Ping Wu.

Yeah.

Came in with a bunch of
new girls about a week ago

when we were at the house
out in Flushing.

She wasn't picked up
in the raid last night.

She's very young, so Ricky probably
had her working at a private party.

We need to find her. Do you
have any idea where they are now?

I could probably find out, if you
can help me beat this deportation.

If your information is good,
we'll work out a deal.

I want a deal in writing.
Get me a lawyer.

Call Roger Baker, see if
he'll do another pro bono case?

Baker?

That's the son of a bitch
who filed my asylum claim!

Then he sent me to Ricky Yao!

Thank you for coming, Mr.
Baker. How can I help you?

My cousin was caught at the airport.
She will be sent back to China.

They say you are
a very good lawyer.

I've had some success.

Please, help her.

First, I need to take a look at her case.

Okay.

Shing Shing.

Mr. Baker, this is my cousin,
Shing Shing.

I could file asylum papers
for her. But that's expensive.

I cannot pay very much right
now. Maybe a few hundred dollars.

Your cousin is young.
She's a hard worker?

She is.

I think she could make good money
working for a friend of mine.

The debt would be repaid
in no time.

She says
she'll do anything.

Good.
I'll bail her out.

Take her
to see this man.

Ricky Yao?

Yeah.

You're not going anywhere.

I don't know what that hooker
told you, but I didn't kill anyone.

Yeah, you're just a saint
with a law degree.

I'm just trying to
help these people, okay?

Your big house
in the Hamptons,

your power boat, the Porsche, your
Chinese clients help you pay for that?

The market's been good to me.

You buy your toys
with blood money.

I never hurt anyone, okay?

Is that what you tell yourself,
so you can sleep at night?

These people are gonna be deported.
I'm helping them stay in this country!

By being Ricky Yao's
sex slaves, huh?

To be used up and buried
when he's done with them!

You're a pimp and a murderer.

No. No, listen, listen.

Yao calls me when people he
smuggles are picked up by INS.

I spring them
with phony asylum claims,

and then he fronts the bail,
and they go to work.

In his whorehouse.
The pretty girls.

The other ones
work straight jobs.

Where's Ping Wu?
Where's Ping Wu?

I thought she was cute,
she would make good money.

I sent her
to the brothel.

Where'd he move it to?

Where'd he move it to?

Mosco...

Mosco Street.

Your Honor, they put my
client on a bus to Attica.

It appears to have been
a clerical error, Your Honor.

It better have been, Miss Novak. You
have the court's apology, Mr. Yao.

In recognition of this glaring
violation of his rights,

I'm releasing the defendant
on his own recognizance.

Thank you.

Miss Novak, do you plan to present
this case to the grand jury?

Yes, Your Honor.

Then my client asserts his right
to testify in his own defense,

pursuant to 18080.

So noted. I'll see you
back in court on Monday.

Mr. Yao, you're free to go.
Court is adjourned.

Police! Nobody move!
Stay right where you are!

Have you seen this girl?

Ping Wu?

Look at this picture.
Have you seen this girl?

Is she here?
Where is she?

Down the hall!
Down the hall!

Officer, get that man
off the phone.

Too late.

We're walking out
or she's dead!

Don't hurt her.

Okay, okay, take it easy.
Put the gun down.

Ping, it's okay, it's okay. We're
gonna take you to your family, okay?

Okay.
Let's get her out of here.

Is she okay?

She's fine.
The blood's not hers.

Ping?

You can come with us
to the hospital, okay?

Come on.

Thank you.

Elliot.

Internal Affairs
is waiting on you.

They'll want this.