All language subtitles for Shades of Blue - S01 E10 - What Devil Do (720p WEB-DL)

- Previously, on
"shades of blue"...

Miguel was my boyfriend.

He worked me like a speed bag.
I never pressed charges.

I framed him instead.

- Cristina is Miguel's
daughter, isn't she?

- I had to keep him
away from her.

- If you help me find another
way to nail wozniak,

I won't pursue anything else.

- Miguel zepeda is
not your father.

- Someone made a complaint
suggesting I'm no longer

acting in the best
interest of this case.

Tell me this isn't about
getting close to the guy

who can keep your ex put away.

- Justice doesn't just happen.
It's made.

- Told you, we're
off zepeda for now.

- If you don't cut a
deal for Miguel zepeda,

this is going to land
right back on your desk.

- You've been exonerated.
You're free tonight.

- You're about to move
a lot of illegal cash.

I won't be there.

You have to handle
this one alone.

- We were supposed to
have a face-to-face.

- I got paid to deliver a car.

- Who is he?
- I told you.

I got paid to drive. I don't...

- The kid? That man's
your responsibility now.

He's off my boat. - Done.

- We need this
conversation, harlee.

- Tomorrow, I want
a face-to-face,

and every last detail

of this mess you pulled me into.

I'm done being played.
- Nobody is trying to play you.

I would never risk what we have.

Not for anything,
and you know that.

You know how I feel about you.

- Don't do that.

This has nothing to do with us.

- The whole thing is about us.
It's about our future.

I want to be with you, Matt.

Oh, what?

- I don't like being lied to.

Do you?

- I... It doesn't make sense.

I mean, I know he loves Linda.

We are who we pretend to be.

- I agreed to take him down.

I didn't agree to
destroy his family.

- You're not doing
any of this, harlee.

He's already done it to himself.

Hey.

You need to get in
on this meeting

that wozniak's demanding.

That kidnapped man's
life is at stake now,

not just yours.

- Hey. Where you been?

- Fresh air.

- In Brooklyn?

- I didn't say I found any.

- Come on. You're
coming with me.

- No, I... I should visit
our friend at the boat.

- No, Donnie's having that
poor kidnapped bastard moved.

We've got some
neighborhood protection.

The laundromat on 12th street,

they want us to give a
homeless guy the boot.

- No, the last time
that lady called

the guy wasn't even homeless.

- Come on. She pays, we play.

You're awfully quiet.

- What did Donnie say?

- Whatever he's
been told to say.

He's a puppet.

That kidnapping victim
wasn't just leverage

for an armored car heist.

That was a test.

Donnie's new daddy wanted to see

if we can get our hands dirty.

- Guess we passed. What now?

- Nothing until I know
what this job is.

I mean, it's got to
be easy in, easy out,

just like they promised.

Or else we're not doing it.

- Told you I couldn't
confirm the target!

- How much does
this lady pay us?

- Not enough to
risk death by mop.

- Dispatch, requesting
backup for a 10-50,

possibly a mental,
at 82412th Avenue.

- I said stand down, private!

- All right, you stay
left, I'll go right.

- How 'bout I go home?

Sir? NYPD.

I need you to put the mop down.

- Easy, marine. Easy.

Hand me that weapon, son.

- How'd it go down last night?

- Two men showed up at
the Marina around 7 P.M.

Brought dinner.

Sat with the kidnapped man

on wozniak's boat for
most of the night.

- Same guys that
dropped him off.

The armored truck drivers.

- We identified the
Caucasian suspect

as Joaquin foster.

4:00 A.M. they pulled him
out, put him in the trunk,

brought him here
to this warehouse.

Joaquin left a few
minutes later.

Nobody's been in or out since.

You think this is
going down soon?

This heist?

- I don't think you
kidnap somebody

until you're ready to use 'em.

- Wozniak wants your help

with the fluff 'n' fold killer.

- Thought the laundromat
owner dropped the charges.

- She did... woz put him
in the cage to dry out.

Came in this morning and
he was crying like a baby.

Thinks he hurt somebody.

- Ugh, I can't imagine
being a soldier.

- No, he thinks he hurt
somebody last night.

- Look, son, I can't help you

if you won't talk to me.

- Why would you help me anyway?

- Because I'm a marine too.

And another time, another place,

we would've had to
rely on one another.

- You were beating on
a washing machine,

not a person.

We spoke to the owner. She's
dropping the charges.

- I know guys have trouble
separating reality from...

- These aren't my shoes.

I had on boots last
night before I left.

- You remember changing them?

- I don't remember
much of anything.

I, um...

I get violent when I black out.

I've always been afraid

that I'd hurt somebody
and take something.

- See if anybody called in

a missing pair of florsheims

and a mugging.

- Looks like our shoeless
Joe is a shoeless John Doe.

- Damn it.

- Detective cates.
34th precinct.

Dead guy here owns the building.

Guy who runs the bodega,
he called it in.

His wallet's still on him.

His car's still on the street.

Tell you the truth,
I seen bangers

kill each other over some shoes,

but old rich white guys?

Yeah, that's a first.

- You've got my
killer, detectives?

- Has anyone seen
detective Santos?

- She's out catching bad guys.

- I'm serious. I need
to speak with her.

- Well, she's chasing a lead.
I can call her for you.

- I got to do this in person.

- She gets that a lot.

You could also just wait.

- No, I can't.

- Matt wozniak and his
closeted gay lover

from I.A.D. Plan an
armored car heist?

- Movie rights should be
worth more than the haul.

- How did she get
this information?

- Walked right in
the middle of it,

threw her wire in the trash.

- If you didn't
have this on tape,

I wouldn't believe it.

- Baker, I'm requesting a
team for the takedown.

- You'll have the full
resources of the bureau.

I want wozniak, his crew,

Donnie pomp, the
armored car drivers,

and whoever else they've
partnered up with.

Cash in hand.

- Course.

- Stahl,

I didn't see this
investigation going so far.

- Next time I swing
for the fences,

I'll be sure to point first.

- Here you go.

- Thanks, Steve.

- Looks like my lucky day.

We'll fill out chain of custody.

You guys got the
arrest paperwork?

- There's no arrest.
We let him dry out.

Look, I know this looks bad,

but it could've
happened a lot of ways.

- The way I see it,
it's a violent drunk,

wearing a dead guy's shoes,
who's all but confessing.

- Why would a blackout drunk
move a body into a dumpster?

- I don't know, same reason why

he's wailing on somebody's
washing machine.

- His knuckles aren't bruised

and he has no visible blood
on his shirt or his hands.

- You know, two blocks
south from here,

this would have been your
problem, detectives,

but in landed in my precinct.

Guess it's your lucky day too.

- I know, but you heard him.

Not our jurisdiction.

- Doesn't mean we
can't poke around.

Marines don't leave men behind.

I'm gonna take tufo and loman.

- I'll take that.

Come on. I'll walk him out.

- The way I was
acting last night,

you could have done
a lot worse to me.

Probably should have. Thank you.

- You seem more and more sure
that you killed that man.

- I've been to war.

We're all capable of
just about anything.

- Appreciate your
help, detective.

- This is the
Brooklyn-bound f train.

The next stop is...

- Saved message:

- It's nava. Call
me when you can.

A deal got cut.

I'm sorry, harlee. Miguel's out.

- I'll catch up.
- Okay.

- Agent stahl.

I hope I'm not stepping
on your feet again.

- Well, actually, I was hoping

you could retrace your steps

with lieutenant wozniak.

- I got the impression
you were close

to landing him for something.

- I can't officially
say anything

about the investigation because

there is no investigation.

- Unofficially, they...
they pulled your case?

- The special agent in charge
let me follow up on a hunch

based on pattern behavior.

Detective saperstein was
unable to back up that hunch

before he took flight.

- That's a good story.
Why tell it to me?

- Come on, baby. Pick up.

Pick up. Pick up.

- Hey, what's with
all the calls?

- What's with you
not picking up?

- Uh, it's called school?

They make you sit in class and
learn without your phone?

- Well, you have permission now.
I called the school.

- What? What's wrong?

- Look, I don't
want to scare you.

But the guy who thinks he's
your father, Miguel zepeda?

He got out of jail.
- He escaped?

- No, I think they let him out.

- So he's innocent?

- Cristina, I just
want you to promise me

that if you see him,
you'll let me know.

I'm going to text you a picture.

- Mom, you're scaring me.

- No, I just... I just don't
want him bothering you.

Promise you'll tell me.

- Yeah. Okay.

- Drive straight
home after school.

I'll pop by and we'll talk more.

I love you, baby.

- Okay, love you too.

- Miguel.

- Hi.

- You're out.

- Yeah.

Prosecution called my lawyer.
They cut a deal.

She thinks they
uncovered something

they didn't want people
to hear in court.

How'd you know?

- I saw you at the precinct.

I thought you saw me too.

I just figured you were
staying at your mom's.

- Uh, I wanted to ask you...

For permission to see Cristina.

- Then why didn't you?

- I saw that detective
that put me away.

Wozniak.

How long have you two
been working together?

- I don't.

I mean, same precinct,
but he's an ass.

I keep my distance.

- So, um...

About Cristina...

- Yeah, about that, um,

Cristina saw some old
evidence photos.

- What kind of evidence?

- The black and blue kind.

Miguel, it's... It's
been ten years.

You told me that you changed,

and I sense a difference in you.

Find a place. Get a job.

Work at being someone
she can respect.

Then we'll talk. Okay?

- Ten years, harlee.

What's a little
while longer, huh?

- Thank you.

I'll be in touch.

- The guy that you found in
the dumpster this morning.

Did you know him? - I see him.

He buys coffee. I told
this to the other police.

- We're just following up.

Nothing else funky last night?

- There's a pervert
club on the corner.

I see funky every evening.

- We appreciate your time.
Thank you.

- You don't want his
security footage?

- No... We start
confiscating footage,

the other detectives are gonna

get their panties in a bunch.

- If you don't mind me asking,

why are we looking to
clear this marine anyway?

- Because half of him
is still in the desert,

and the other half deserves
the benefit of the doubt.

- Spoke to everyone
on the other side.

Nobody saw anything.

- You talked to everyone
on the other side?

What about James brown there?

- Do I have to?
- Yeah.

He could have seen it.
He's got eyes.

Go ask him. Come on. - Yes, sir.

- "I'm sorry, he's out"?

Are you serious?

I leave more concerned messages

when my neighbor's dog gets out.

- Harlee, this is my
colleague, Andrea.

- Yeah, she know what
a self-righteous

son of a bitch you are?

- I'll go.
- Yeah.

- Yeah, you might want
to go out backwards.

He's good with a knife.

- I had nothing to do with this.
- No?

Because last I
heard, you felt bad

because some ethics committee

slapped your hand
for screwing me.

- So you think I what?

Let a murderer out of jail?

The guy who beat the
hell out of you?

I recused myself, yes,

in part to protect this case.

If the defense got wind
of our relationship,

they could have used it
to angle for his release.

Maybe that's what happened.

- You're telling
me you don't know?

- Yeah, that's what
"recuse" means.

A decision got made
behind closed doors

and I wasn't a part of it.

I want a restraining order.

- Nobody's gonna Grant
you a restraining order

when he hasn't done anything.

- Miguel plays normal, but
he's cruel and dangerous.

He was spying on me

within hours of his release.

- Whoa. You spoke to him?

- He wants to see Cristina.

I told him that it was
gonna take a minute

so you'd have time
to go to a judge.

- And I'm telling you a
judge isn't gonna issue

a restraining order
because a man asked

to see his daughter.

Maybe I can help
in some other way.

- So far you're 0-2.

- Hey.

- I heard you picked
up a homicidal vet

at a laundromat.

I live down the block, the whole
neighborhood was talking...

- The whole neighborhood's a
pain in the ass, thanks to you.

- Well, protection money's
protection money.

I thought I was
doing you a favor.

This vet: What are detectives

cates and broyhill
doing with him?

- They want him for a murder

that happened a few blocks over.

He was wearing the
dead man's shoes.

Is that what you're
here to find out?

- No.

I got another visit from
special agent stahl.

You know, the fed who
warned me off your crew.

He wanted to pass the Baton.

Now, he wants you for
saperstein's murder,

but that ain't federal.

This is good news.

They're pulling up stakes, woz.

- Saperstein was the only leak.

Rest of my crew is clean.

- And it also means

we're free and clear
to do the job.

- I haven't committed to that.

I'm not even sure
what this job is.

- You will be.

I got you your face-to-face.

For real this time. 2:00.

You get all the details.

Buckle up. You're
about to be rich.

- What? Said he saw the murder.

- We had a deal, Moses.

And right now, you're
eating my end of it.

- Yo, I think we
just got bamboozled.

- Moses get a burger!

Moses gets a burger!

- Moses doesn't get dick

until Moses tells me
what he saw last night.

Who... killed...

The old man?

- It were the devil!

- And this helps us somehow?

- Moses, tell her the
rest of the story.

About father time
and the dumpster.

- Devil grab up father time,

shake him real good.

Father time, he... he...
he... He call out,

"help a body! Help!"

Devil take a whackin' stick,

and crack father time
upside the head.

Down he goes.

Devil pick him up.

Put him in a trash bucket.

- I don't suppose you saw

what the devil did with
the whacking stick?

- Moses didn't see that.

- Did the devil take
father time's shoes?

- Moses didn't see that, either.

- Did Moses see where
the devil went?

Can I talk to you?

I have something
important to tell you.

- Devil always scare Moses.

- You seen the devil before?

- Moses get a burger?

- Moses get a whacking stick.

- Yes, you'll get a burger.

- Come on.

- Moses, where did
you see the devil?

- City bus.

B-1-2.

Every day.

Waitin'.

Watchin'.

- Waiting and watching for what?

- For what devil do.

Lure you in.

And steal a body's soul.

- Couldn't leave well
enough alone, could you?

- I'm gonna need some context.

- Well, contextualize this:

Miguel zepeda was released
after prosecution,

unsolicited, offered him a deal.

- I don't know
anything about that.

- Don't you ever lie to me.

You and I are the only ones
with enough information

damning enough to make
something like that happen.

- I'm not comfortable
playing fast and loose

with an innocent man's life.

- Damn it, Molly.

I had every intention
of exposing

what wozniak had done to Miguel,

after we make the bust.

If your tip had led
to him being dragged

to some habeas hearing,
you know how...

- I made sure it didn't, so
the outcome is the same.

- No. It's not.

This outcome means
I can't trust you.

What we have here is a case,

not a foregone conclusion.

And you did what?

Made some veiled threat
to the d.A.'S office?

You don't get to
play judge and jury.

- That man spent a
decade in prison

for a crime he didn't commit.

Now, he's out where he belongs,

and don't think it
isn't lost on me

that you suddenly
backed off pursuing him

after a long chat
with our asset.

- You're back on duty.

Continue the stakeout.

Let me know if that
kidnapped man moves.

- Nava doesn't know what
the prosecution has?

- Maybe it's just about
our relationship.

- We dodged a bullet.

If they're making a deal,

they want the rumor to die.

- Miguel on the streets
is not dodging a bullet.

- You know what I'm saying.

- His attorney already
has him wondering

if the prosecution
uncovered corruption.

He was asking if you
and I work together.

If he figures out
that we framed him...

- Then we'll figure
out something first.

Like what?

- His case is
already suspicious.

We can't risk going after him.
Not with the feds.

- Nah, I think that
might be behind us.

Saperstein's handler
approached Donnie.

He wants him to pursue us

because the FBI case got killed.

- Does that mean we're
moving forward with Donnie?

- I don't know.

We were just supposed to
move some fat cat's cash.

Tax evasion, not explosives.

And a kidnapped guy? No!

No.

- Eh, big enough
chunk of change,

I could pay Miguel to go away.

- Yeah, that's what
I was thinking.

That kind of payday could make

such a big difference
for all of us.

- Well, it still could.

No Miguel, no feds.

We could just start over.

- Yeah, maybe.

Uh, so put Tess and espada

on the bus with Moses.

- You're kidding, right?

Woz, that guy is bats.

- It's the only lead we
have to help my marine.

Just humor him.

Okay?

I want this devil.

- You told them, didn't you?

About my affair with nava?

That Miguel was innocent?

- I keep my promises, harlee.

- So your partner, then?

- She is scared of
her own shadow.

She wouldn't do that.

She doesn't have
enough information

to make something
like that happen.

- So the prosecution
just let him out?

- Last we argued, your boyfriend
played for that team.

- We've argued since then,
and he's not my boyfriend.

He didn't do this.

- Well, whoever did it,

the point is, it's done,

and it wasn't done by me.

I can't assign an
agent to him, harlee,

but I could check up
on him now and then.

- Thanks.

- What's the status
on this face-to-face

wozniak asked Donnie for?

This, uh... the shot-caller.

- He hasn't had it yet.

But I pushed him to
stay in when it does.

I should get back to the
precinct in case it happens.

- Wear the wire.

Call me if you think we
need to be listening.

- I can't.

I threw it in the
trash so we could

overhear Donnie last night.

Look, if I go to
your place later,

can you get a new one?

- My place?

- Wherever. This
makes me nervous.

- Okay. My place is fine.

If the meet happens before that,

you have to call me.

- Yeah.
- You alone?

- Yeah, why?

- I'm texting you an address.

Call me when you get there.

And harlee, make sure
that nobody follows you.

- I'll be there.

- Hey. Hey!

How you gonna spot this devil

if you don't look
up from your food?

- Got to go to get to!

- Yeah, espada.

Got to go to get to. - Hmm.

- Boss's wild goose
chase express.

Devil!

Devil! - Hey, police!

Police, stop the bus!

- Moses, what am I looking at?

- Devil!

Devil! - Son of a bitch.

It really is the devil.

- What do you got?

- Sexy devil's name is Royce,
and he ain't just a model.

- Whoa!
- Yeah.

Owns the kink club and
the building it's in.

A block away from where
our body was found.

Dead guys owns the
building next door.

- Club had a slew of noise
violation complaints,

all initiated by the old
guy in the dumpster.

- And maybe Royce had enough,

confrontation got physical,

ended up in the trash.

- Where your drunk
vet finds him,

pilfers his penny loafers.

- All right, well that's
enough to pick him up.

- We got to hand
this over, right?

The detectives in charge? - No.

Dead guy is on their
side of the street.

Sex club is on ours.

Their murder, my perp.

Find out when he'll be
there and pick him up.

- Yes, sir.
- Yes, sir.

- Nobody see you?
- Nobody who's interested.

Horse stables? Really?

- Spare me the "what the hell."

She's here, and she knows

we've been discussing a job.

- Then we're not discussing
anything anymore.

This is done.

- Maybe, if you were in
charge, but you're not.

- You know, if I were you,

I'd be very careful, Matt.

- Feed a monster,

better hope he doesn't
get bigger than you.

- Ah. You, I recognize.

- Joaquin.
- Just a delivery boy, huh?

You, I don't recognize.

- Linklater.

- Harlee Santos.

- She wasn't
supposed to be here.

- I can understand
your disappointment.

Donnie does a bang-up job

of leaving information
on the table.

- I apologize for that.

Donnie's father and
I grew up together.

Joaquin here is Donnie's nephew,

so I guess you could
say that this is

a bit of a family venture.

- Why we had to test
your loyalty, brother.

- You talk again, you're
gonna swallow your teeth.

- Joaquin.

Lieutenant, I'm risk averse.
You can appreciate that.

To make this job happen,
I wanted police,

'cause nobody's gonna stop
you and check your vehicle.

And if things, god
forbid, go south,

you can claim you're
part of the hunt

instead of the hunted.

- Donnie told me we were
moving some jerk-off's money,

not heisting an armored car.

- Well, it's not a total lie.

I don't know about
the "jerk-off" part,

but it is my money.

In a manner of speaking.

It belongs to the DEA.

And I'm a DEA agent.

- That's why I couldn't
tell you who he was.

- And why I would prefer

that if we do move
forward on this,

that the rest of your
crew stay in the dark

on that subject.

- You want us to steal money

that belongs to the U.S.
government?

- Cash that's just gonna
be sitting in a bank

until it's trotted
out as evidence.

And after that,
it's budget excess.

- Despite how it sounds,

this job is everything
you were promised.

It's simple and safe.

- I wouldn't describe

a bag full of plastic
explosives as "safe."

- The explosives are a prop.
We're creating a narrative here.

Armored guards just don't
step out of their vehicles.

So, Joaquin is gonna tell 'em

that you threatened to detonate.

- Yeah, we were
told the explosives

were for a diversion.

- Either way, the
explosives are gone.

- Well, we're gonna have
to get you some more.

The DEA makes busts.

Confiscates drugs and cash.

The cash is held in
field office safes.

When the safe gets filled
up, the field office

schedules an armored car pickup.

Tomorrow, we're gonna leverage
the kidnapped man's wife

into scheduling a pickup,
but with our drivers.

- Joaquin and his partner
pick up the money,

your vans box 'em in

in a discreet location
in your precinct.

- We only have one Van.

- I'm working on
getting another one.

- You split the cash
between the two vans.

That way, one Van gets caught?

We still get a payoff. - Yeah.

One gets caught, my
crew gets screwed.

- Then don't get caught.

You load up the vans,
and before you leave,

you give Joaquin and his
partner some bruises

so they have a story to tell.

- Well, that's probably the
best part of your plan so far.

- What happens to
the kidnapped guy

once his wife sends Joaquin
to the DEA pickup?

- Well, the kidnapped
guy goes home.

Too scared to talk.

We got to him once, he
knows we can do it again.

- Woz, the DEA took down

a Haitian stash house last week.

The kitty's up to $12 million.

- $12 million?

- What's our take?
- $1 million.

You divide it amongst your crew

however you see fit.

Hey, not bad for an hour's work.

- What are you, joking?

You got tweedle-moron over
here stopping a truck,

you two are waiting
on the sidelines,

and my crew is
taking all the risk.

For 8 1/2%?

- What do you propose?

- $3 million. Equal shares.

- Lieutenant, I don't think you
appreciate how involved...

- I don't think you understand.

We might just pull
traffic duty tomorrow.

Could pull anyone over.

- Matt.

- Equal shares it is.

- Hey. You're home early.

- Ugh.

I got to go back.

How was your day?

- Well, I wasn't
abducted by a convict

who thinks he's my father.

So there's that.

- I heard he was getting
out, and I panicked.

- I mean, what's he
really gonna do?

He might be wrong
about being my dad,

but his letter was
basically nice.

- I just want to protect you.

You know, from the unexpected.

- Wow, sometimes the
helicopter flies a little low.

- Look, I promise to
give you some real space

and treat you like an adult,

but until I sort things
out with Miguel,

I need you to promise me
that when you're home,

the door stays locked.

When you're on school
property, you stay at school.

And if you see him, you call me.

- Just until you
sort things out?

Fine.

- Look, I know what
you're thinking.

We've already thought it.

We're still thinking it.

"This isn't what we do."

- I'm thinking you're nuts.

An armored car?

After what just
happened to saperstein?

With the feds on us?

- I told you.

We got word that
investigation died with sap.

- It's basically security.

It's not someone's retirement.
It's drug money.

We're out fighting
drug war every day.

Why not profit?

- $600,000.

- $600,000 for a
handful of hours.

- Slightly worse broken
out over 10 to 25 years.

In prison.

- Look, we'll take a vote.

If it's not unanimous,
then we don't do it.

Honest.

- I'm in.

- Okay. Yeah.

- Espada?

- Yeah, if everybody else is in.

Sure. Why not?

- Looks like we're doing this.

- All right.

- Looks like we're
almost back to normal.

- In custody.

- I appreciate the update.

- Hello.
- Vote's done.

We're in.

And what about Van number two?

- Tomorrow morning.
Parking garage on 14th.

Key's on the back tire.

Everything else you
need is on the inside.

Hey, I heard your veteran's

gonna cop to the murder
of that landlord.

- Not if I can help it.

Did I mention he was landlord?

- You must have.
Something new turn up?

- Who is it?

Hello?

Somebody there?

Is this some kind of a Jo...

- Cristina?

Is that you?

- Who are you?

- I hoped I'd be
looking at your face

when I said this.

I'm your father.

- I don't know if your
mother told you this,

but the courts realized
that I didn't do

what they said I did.

So they let me go.

I know I shouldn't be here.

I know that,

but I just couldn't
wait to meet you.

- I'm not supposed
to talk to you.

- Cristina, I'm not a bad guy.

I'm not.
- Look, I'm calling my mom.

- Wait. Please. Don't.

I don't want her to get mad

and I don't want her to worry.

I'm leaving now.

Okay? I'm leaving.

- You're not my father.
- Who told you that?

- My mom.

When I found those
letters last week.

- Baby...

I'm sorry if I scared you.

Bye now.

- Once we bag this devil,
wonder how long it takes

to get woz's marine released.

- I wonder why the
floor's sticky.

- El diablo rico suave?

Randy Royce? He owns the club.

- Back office.

Might want to knock.

- It's like her legs just
floated up there too.

Like a pelvic sprint.
I like that.

- Yo, focus. We working, man.
- Got a chain too, man.

- Unbelievable.
- Little chastity belt.

Randy Royce! NYPD!

Need to ask you a few questions.

- Let's just do this.

I'm getting the clap
just standing here.

Looks like someone
killed our killer.

- It's going down tomorrow.

Wozniak met the other party.
Crew voted.

- Wait a minute,
the face-to-face

has already happened?

We've talked about this, harlee.

You have got to call me.

- Wozniak sprung it on me.
I'm sorry.

- Well, who is it? Who's...
who's the third party?

- I don't know.
- Don't do this, harlee.

- He didn't give a name,

but he's somebody important

and we were right
about everything.

My crew fakes a robbery
with two vans,

and then we drop
the cash to Donnie

and this guy who's
calling the shots.

- Where's the drop?

- I'll know tomorrow.

Stahl.

It's $12 million.

- I'm giving you everything,

but I need you to do
something for me too.

Amnesty for the rest of my crew.

- Harlee, that was
never on the table.

- You could have picked
up any one of us.

- The deal's done.

- Then undo it.

You keep telling me that
you're the good guy.

Prove it to me.

- Harlee...

- This is more
than you imagined.

I can see that.

I should get more too.

Please.

I need this to end in a way

where I can live with myself.

Make that happen.

- Give me a minute.

Wait here.

Yeah, this is stahl.

Get me Baker.

Uh, yeah. Hey.

Look, harlee's only willing
to betray wozniak.

She wants... well, she wants

immunity for the
rest of her crew.

What's it gonna take

to make that happen?

- Hello?
- Uh, Cristina.

Uh, please listen.

I couldn't walk away, not
after what you said to me.

It's not true, baby.

I'm gonna call your
mother right now

and we're gonna clear
this up, okay?

- Hello?
- Harlee.

It's Miguel.

- How did you get my number?
- Listen.

Earlier today, you said that
it was gonna take some time

before you could convince
Cristina to see me.

- Nothing's changed, Miguel.

- That ain't right.

I'm her father.

- And she's a fragile
little girl.

- Just give her some time.

She'll come around. I swear.

Trust me.

Yeah.

Okay.

Thank you.

- Did you hear that?

Your mother lied to you.

I didn't really need to
make that phone call.

You have my eyes, baby.

Even with the door chained up,

I could see that.

- Hi, mom.

- Hey, are you okay, baby?

- Yeah, yeah. I'm just...
I'm just practicing.

Why?

- Oh, I ran my errand. I was
gonna pick up some pizza.

Any requests?

- Um, no. Michaela's here.

Her mom's gonna take us to
dinner, if that's okay.

- Sure.

Thanks for telling me.

Have fun, honey.

- I will.

- Well, Baker, uh,
took some convincing,

but she's gonna talk to the U.S.
attorney.

Can I offer you a drink?

- So what's the truth?