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Previously on "NYPD blue"...

She didn't come home.

There's not a lot we can do for her

if she's gonna keep going back to this guy.

Michelle.

Just stay still. I'm gonna get you some help.

Your sister had abdominal bleeding.

She went into labor, and we discovered the extent.

The baby.

A girl-- eight weeks premature.

Michelle's bleeding was very bad.

I'm on my way.

What is it?

Connie's sister. She died from her injuries.

I should've seen this coming!

No, don't you talk like that.

You gotta think about her baby now.

What do we got?

Pete costello from anticrime.

He's d. O. A., and his partner's wounded.

Maya Anderson's his partner, right?

She's gonna be okay. She took one in the arm.

Anyone in custody?

We don't even have a description yet.

Pete and Janie have been married, like, 10 years.

Somebody's gotta talk to her.

Hey, Baldwin.

Hey. You all right?

Yeah. The bullet just went through.

Did you hear about Pete? Yeah.

Somebody's gotta go and tell his wife Janie.

I'll take care of it.

Right now you need to tell US what happened.

We were on patrol, and we saw two guys trying to boost a car.

What'd they look like?

Black, in their 20's.

We identified ourselves, but they started shooting.

As you were approaching?

Yeah. I got hit and fell down, then Pete got hit.

Did you get any shots off?

I think I hit one of them in the chest.

Can you I. D. Him? I don't think so.

Would you recognize him if you saw him again?

Maybe. I don't know.

Anything else you can give US-- clothes, facial hair?

He had a blue shirt-- the one who got hit--

and dark pants and some kind of jacket.

All right. We'll be back later.

Hang in there.

You let the doctor take care of you.

I'll come by and see you later.

Okay.

Okay.

Perp's hit in the chest-- how far could he get?

Hey, do me a favor and get this man out of here.

Sorry. With a d. O. A.,

I'm supposed to wait for crime scene and the m.E.

He's a cop.

I don't like him lying there in the street

with everybody gawking.

Yeah. Okay.

We appreciate it.

Hey, you think Maya's gonna be any good for info later

or is that it?

I don't know.

I'll stick close by, see if she thaws out.

Connie and Rita say they got a guy who saw a black male

run into a building a block away about 20 minutes ago.

Looks like he might be injured.

You guys handle the crime scene.

Anything?

We got blood here.

Where's the witness?

We got his information. He took off.

What's up?

You see anybody go in the building bleeding?

Didn't see nobody. Heard some running around.

We're gonna take a look around.

Don't step in the blood.

Good-bye!

Over here!

I went and ordered some flowers for officer costello's family.

I put your name on the card.

I took care of it.

We'll all kick in.

You knew costello?

We talked when I was working anticrime.

He was a kind man and a good officer.

We got the dead perp's sheet.

Name was Deshawn Troy.

Couple collars for grand larceny auto and other petty stuff.

Running buddies? Nothing listed.

Who bailed him out each time?

His mom.

Are you all right?

Same florist that did Michelle's funeral.

Yeah.

They do a good job, anyway.

You still gonna pick up Michelle's daughter tonight?

If this thing wraps, yeah.

If not, I'll call the hospital

and see if I can do it tomorrow.

It's the last thing we need,

but there's a possible child abduction on sixth and Avenue b.

The other guys still on canvass? Yeah.

I'll get Rita to meet you there.

Let me know if you need any manpower.

Anything on the second shooter?

Nothing. I'm gonna make some more calls on it.

Did you know costello?

No. I heard a lot of good things about him.

He showed me pictures of his daughter last week.

10 months, I think.

Kid's named marcello zapeta. 2 years old.

Got taken 40 minutes ago.

Mother put in the call and got her husband down here.

Alberto and colata zapeta.

That woman saw him get taken.

The parents are saying look at the birth mother.

The kid's adopted.

I'll take the witness.

Mr. and Mrs. Zapeta? Detective Ortiz.

Can you tell me what happened?

I was walking marcello,

and I saw this dog running in the street,

so I went after it just to keep it from being run over.

It was maybe 10, 15 seconds.

When I turned around, he was gone.

What was he wearing?

Blue shorts, yellow top,

and a white hat with turtles on the brim.

You didn't see who took him? No.

You told the officer the birth mother was someone to talk to?

Luisa Salazar.

A few months back, the adoption agency called.

The woman wanted to start seeing marcello,

but we agreed there'd be no contact.

They said she kept calling and to be cautious.

Do you know where she lives, what she looks like?

We only met her once, in the hospital.

She's 19, maybe. Lives in the city.

That's all we were told about her.

She wouldn't hurt him, would she?

You need to go home. An officer will go with you.

My god.

Write down the name of that adoption agency.

I'll be right back.

She says the kidnapper was heavyset, late 20's,

and Spanish.

Did she see his face?

The guy had a hat pulled low.

The sergeant radioed

asking if we need to get aviation and canine rolling.

Both, but hold on the Amber alert

till we're clear what's going on.

Right.

Come on. Let's get you home.

If you hear or think of something later,

call that number.

Yeah, okay.

Who is it?

Police.

How you doin'?

Your parents home?

My dad's at work.

What about your mom?

It's just my dad.

I'm detective Clark from the 15th precinct.

What's your name?

Robert dupree.

Were you home this morning? Yeah.

Skipping school? I got a cold.

There was a shooting outside this morning.

You know anything about it? Heard two policemen got shot.

How'd you find that out? Neighbor told me.

Which neighbor? Some guy.

You don't sound like you have a cold, Robert.

Did you see something?

No.

Robert, one of the policemen who got shot died.

Now, I know you want to help find the person who did that,

so let's just lay it out, okay?

I was coming out of the building,

I saw the policeman on the ground,

and these two guys running all scared.

But I didn't see their faces, so I can't help.

How did you know they were scared?

I don't know.

If it was you who got shot,

and some guy saw it and lied about it,

and they let the guy who shot you go free,

how would that make you feel?

He said he'd kill me if I told.

He killed a cop.

He's not gonna do anything the rest of his life

except sit in a jail cell.

Let's go down to my work so we can talk about this some more.

I should call my dad and tell him.

We can do that from down there.

Kid's in there?

Yeah, and he's saying the two perps,

one of them was bleeding, holding his stomach.

And he's saying that the second perp,

the one who threatened him if he'd say anything,

he was also bleeding, from his right hand.

What's up with his parents?

Mom's out of the picture. Dad's at work.

Robert said he should check in with him.

Just now he said that? Back at the apartment.

But nothing recently? Not since the apartment.

Kid asks again to talk to his old man, we deal with it.

Till then, we keep it tight between US that we got him.

What about the boss?

It's just gonna be a problem for him.

It could be a problem for US.

I'm looking for a cop killer.

What do you think I'm doing?

I'll get to all area hospitals

for male blacks with hand injuries.

You get the kid set up with the mug books.

Excuse me.

Luisa Salazar work here?

Luisa Salazar? Detectives Ortiz and mcdowell.

We need to talk to you a minute.

I'm working.

We can see that. We need to talk to you.

Where were you between 9:00 and 10:00 this morning?

Working. Why?

The little boy you gave up for adoption,

somebody snatched him this morning.

My god. My-- my god, is he all right?

We don't know.

Have you had any contact with the family that adopted him?

No. I don't even know where they live.

You never tried to contact them?

No. I called the agency, but that was different.

Why'd you do that?

I wanted to know if there was a chance I could see him.

They said no, I said okay.

And you let it go at that?

I made changes in my life.

I wanted them to know about it.

We pulled your arrest record-- picked up twice holding meth.

You had to know that wasn't gonna open doors.

I've been clean for 16 months.

Eventually they gotta take that into account.

Then maybe I could be a part of his life.

They do do that. There is open adoption.

You still with the father?

No.

I am definitely without him.

When did you see him last?

When I told him I was pregnant.

And you haven't talked to him since?

I got no reason to talk to him.

No desire to get your little family back together?

I wouldn't raise a kid with that asshole.

What's his name and where can we find him?

He didn't want the baby then, why would he want it now?

Let US worry about that.

Javier cerrota, okay?

He works at queens auto body on northern boulevard.

Keep yourself available.

She doesn't leave without US getting a call.

So, Javier...

How old are you?

39. You could've asked me that at work.

39.

So how old was luisa Salazar when you knocked her up?

She said she was 18.

She told me her birthday, I did the math.

I think you came up a little short.

She making some kind of complaint?

Pick her up cruising the high schools?

She lived a few doors down,

and then she lived with US for a while.

You and your wife?

She couldn't get along with her folks,

my wife felt sorry about it, we took her in.

And you nailed her.

I'm not saying it's right, it just happened.

Now, what's going on?

The son by you and luisa was kidnapped this morning.

You know anything about it?

Nothing at all.

Explain a little more about your relationship with the girl.

You know her parents? They know about you and luisa?

No.

I told her how much damage she would do if she told.

I told her the best thing would be an abortion.

So you were screwing with her head, too.

I said I would pay for it and then drive her to the clinic,

but the day of the appointment, she disappeared, ran away.

That's the last you heard of her?

My wife gets updates from luisa's mother.

You and luisa, you've had no relationship since then?

No. Probably no other guy, either.

Her mom told my wife she went queer.

You're saying she's a lesbian?

She's got a girlfriend-- Teresa or "t."

Where can we find her? I don't know.

Maybe luisa's mom got some idea.

What's her number?

Is this gonna get back to my wife?

What's the point if I wasn't involved in the kidnapping?

Write who can verify where you were this morning,

and maybe you're not a collar for rape.

Your wife, that's your problem.

Yeah, all right.

Thanks.

How's the kid doing?

He's still looking at mug books.

I got Josh keeping an eye on him.

He ask for his dad again?

No.

He's hungry. I'm gonna get him something.

15th squad. Sure, hold on, sergeant.

Ballistics report came back. Lieutenant.

The slug found in Pete costello

didn't match our D.O.A. shooter's gun.

The second shooter who's in the wind is the one who killed Pete.

Detective mcdowell, Mrs. Perry called from social services.

They need your signature on the foster-care release.

Can you call her back for me,

tell her what we're dealing with,

and see if I can do it by fax?

Of course.

Today's the big day?

I was hoping. We'll see what happens.

Where you at on your case?

I need to look into the birth mother's girlfriend Teresa,

see what the deal is there.

That was the desk sergeant.

He tells me a cop on the third floor went into the bathroom

and found a little kid who said he was brought there

by detective Clark. You know anything about this?

He got a look at the second shooter this morning.

He can I. D. The guy? Yeah.

How old is he? 12.

You have any plans on telling me about this?

I'm the one said we should keep it tight.

It was both our decision.

You haven't talked to his parents.

He hasn't been asking.

This is our only witness, so we can't risk anything.

The risk is calling his parents.

You do nothing more with him until his parents give the okay!

It's gonna be one big hassle about, "is the kid safe?,"

"are we gonna protect him?,"

and in the end, the dad is still not gonna cooperate,

and we can forget about I.D.Ing this second shooter.

The kid's testimony is worthless if we don't notify the parents.

We just need him to point out the shooter.

This goes by the books,

so call the parents in, or I'll call them myself!

That's just great. That is just great.

I got a few words for this asshole

who went running to the sergeant instead of coming to US.

Detective Clark, there's a call for you.

Detective Clark.

Hey, Jerry.

Yeah, what's he doing?

Can you put him in a cab?

Okay, I'll take care of it.

Thanks, Jerry.

What's that about?

Bartender from the brickhouse grill.

I guess my dad is drunk, and he's causing a scene,

like I need this right now.

How long has your dad been drinking?

First I heard of it.

He won't leave. I gotta do something.

Get down there and deal with it.

I'll call Robert's dad, and bring him something to eat.

Go.

Hey, Jerry.

John. I'm sorry to call,

but he got into it with a couple of guys.

Did you call him, Jerry?

These were guys just laughing a little loud.

They're disturbing the atmosphere, bothering patrons.

What'd he do about it?

He showed his badge, got in their face.

I just asked could they possibly show a little courtesy,

which you might also do by minding your own business.

What's going on, pop?

It's my day off.

I came in for lunch and a little highball.

I think you might've let the highballs get ahead of you.

That doesn't happen.

Why don't you let me get you back home?

Why don't you mind your own business?

You and him.

And refill that!

I'm gonna make my own way home, John.

Come on, pop. This is your place.

You don't want to sour things here.

We had a cop killed this morning.

Don't make this day worse for me.

Jerry, I'll come back for his tab.

Forget it, John.

We appreciate you coming in to talk to US, Mr. Alpadido.

Yeah, look, are you gonna put my name in some computer?

Are we gonna find something if we do?

12, 15 years ago, I got involved in some scrapes.

Nothing too serious.

I don't want you guys all, "you didn't tell US."

We got the heads up.

Now tell US about the shooting this morning.

Where were you?

At the window in my kitchen.

How far away is that from where it happened?

Across the street, four stories up,

maybe 50 yards south.

Too far away to pick anyone out of a lineup.

What'd you see?

Two black guys standing next to a car,

two cops walk up to him-- one guy, one girl.

How could you tell they were cops?

Were they in uniform?

No, just clothes, but they had the walk.

I mean, you could tell.

So, the cops get the two guys separated.

This is after the shooting started?

That's coming later. When later?

While they were frisking them.

The two black guys didn't start shooting

right when the cops walked up?

No. I said what I said.

You sure about that?

What's going on here?

Just tell it the way it happened.

That's what I've been doing!

While the cops are frisking the two guys,

the one with the girl cop pulls a gun.

He starts shooting, the cops shoot back.

About a second later, they're both on the ground,

and the two black guys are hauling ass.

Would you care to explain why you're here six hours later?

The last thing I want to do

is introduce myself to a big crowd of cops.

But I ran a few errands, and it was kind of eating at me,

and when I came back, I found your card under my door,

and I took it as a sign to speak up.

We're glad you did.

Don't sound like it.

I can walk out that door and forget it if you want me to.

No, just write down what you told US.

I'm gonna head out.

Yeah. I'll wait to hear from you.

How you doing?

Good. I should be released soon.

I need a minute alone.

Sure.

All right.

What's wrong?

I just talked to a witness

said you and costello were about to cuff the perps

when the shooting started.

We were walking up.

I talked to him, Maya. He's solid.

It was like I said.

I know what you went through this morning,

and if you're confused, that's understandable.

But this witness isn't going away.

And there could be more.

Well, I heard something,

and I thought Pete's guy was giving him trouble.

This is after you tossed your guy?

Yeah.

Well, I started to toss him.

You're not sure?

It happened so fast.

So you looked over at Pete to see if he needed help.

It was just a second, Baldwin.

Crying is not gonna do anything for US right now, Maya.

I need to know what the hell happened.

I started to toss him, and I missed the gun.

Okay.

We gotta correct this.

I'll talk to the a. D. A.,

see what we can do about your statement.

Everybody's gonna hate me.

We're gonna work this out.

Don't talk to anyone else about this till you hear from me.

They're gonna hate me.

I'll talk to you later.

You're doing a real good thing here, Robert.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Your dad will be here soon,

and I don't know what's gonna happen,

but you're doing a real good thing.

When I heard the policeman died,

it made me sad 'cause of all the policemen that died on 9/11.

Really wish I could've done something that day,

just to help.

We all felt like that.

What matters is you're helping now

'cause we really want to try and get the guy who did this.

Okay.

Hey, Robert.

Hey.

How you doing there, champ?

Good. I haven't recognized the guy yet.

Okay.

How'd it go?

I got him home. I'll check in on him later.

Something's eating at him.

Yeah.

Your suspect-- Teresa?

T.t. We picked her up at her apartment.

Any sign of the baby?

No.

Robert.

Dad.

Are you all right? Yeah.

Come here.

I'm detective sipowicz. Detective Clark.

Lieutenant Rodriguez.

Robert's been a big help.

Let me save everybody a lot of time.

He's not being a witness.

A police officer was killed.

I'm sorry to hear that,

and I know you guys are doing everything you can,

which explains why you took my son out of the apartment.

I'm willing to look past that,

like you're gonna look past Robert being a witness.

We'll make sure he does not have to testify.

I'm not putting him in danger!

The safest thing for your boy

is to get the guy who did this locked up quick.

It's not gonna happen. Let's go, Robert.

Well, it's a good thing we played this straight,

'cause we're in terrific shape now.

Go ahead and believe what you want, Andy.

Just keep working the case.

In narcotics, you lose a witness, you're out a kilo.

This is a dead cop we're talking about,

and he ain't coming back!

Don't you ever say something like that to me again!

Our only witness is gone, lieutenant-- gone!

I'm warning you!

Detective.

What?!

Bellevue e. R. Just admitted a black man

with the tip of his right finger missing.

Cool down or don't come back here!

Connie...

Real quick.

I'll get the car.

Yeah.

We've talked about this, but I gotta hear it now--

that if I get gunned down, you'll take care of Theo.

Is this what got you going with the boss?

Tell me you'll take care of Theo.

You know I will.

You don't ever have to worry about that.

Don't do this. You're not alone.

I'm here. I'm not going anywhere.

All right.

Go to the hospital, okay?

In an hour,

this whole thing with the boss is gonna blow over.

Thanks, Josh.

So, Teresa, t. T.,

where were you this morning between 9:00 and 10:00?

My apartment.

You weren't anywhere near sixth street and Avenue b?

Not a chance.

How long you and luisa been together?

Who's luisa?

Luisa Salazar,

who you bailed out on a meth charge last year.

So, how long--

a year, year and a half?

Like that.

You help get her straight?

Yeah. So what?

So why are you sending her away?

What are you talking about?

A witness saw you carrying that little boy.

We go federal with the kidnapping charge.

That's 20 years minimum. No time off.

You do every day, you and luisa.

I ain't said nothing about her.

You're in this together. You're linked.

I tell you to break the law, I'm as guilty as you are.

You can't do that! It's already done.

The only thing working for you now

is how bad we want that little boy back.

Tell US where he is, and if he's safe,

there'll be consideration for both of you.

We're gonna find him with you or without you, t. T.

The only difference is what the outcome is for you and luisa.

How'd you find the family that adopted him?

Luisa saw them on the subway, just by accident.

She followed them home.

That's when she got the idea?

It's her baby! There should be respect for that!

Assholes at the agency basically told her to go screw herself!

You gave the boy to someone after you took him.

Who was it-- a relative, a friend?

I have to see luisa.

Tell US where the baby is!

We get him tonight, we can arrange

for you to see luisa before you go in the system.

I gave him to my aunt in Brooklyn.

I told her I was taking care of him for a friend.

He's fine. I call every hour.

You're taking US there.

You're not lying about me seeing luisa, right?

We're not lying.

What's up?

I got a little situation here.

All right.

Pete costello who got killed today,

well, his partner is Maya Anderson.

Your girlfriend?

We dated.

What do you need, Baldwin?

She got shot.

He partner got killed right in front of her.

So she wasn't thinking straight.

When she did what?

When she gave her statement.

She left something out?

She said the perps started shooting as they walked up,

but, actually, it happened a little later.

Who was derelict?

She didn't toss her guy. She took her eyes off him.

Did it get her partner killed?

The perp we're looking for got her partner killed

by pulling the trigger. She just made a mistake.

All right.

Is there anything we can do here?

Tell her to give me a corrected statement,

and I'll put it in the file with the notes from the scene.

Then she'll have two stories. That's a red flag.

The only part that's changing

is how the whole thing jumped off, that's it.

She's a cop, she's in a jam, and she needs some help.

Here's the file.

Give it back to me by the end of the day,

and put what you need to in it.

I owe you.

You don't owe me anything.

Where were you between 7:00 and 8:00 this morning, martell?

Home.

Doing what?

Getting the top of my finger grinded off.

How'd that happen?

My girlfriend gets a peach pit stuck in the garbage disposal.

So I reach in to fish it out.

She gets the bright idea to turn on the light

so I can see better.

Problem is she hits the garbage disposal.

Is that why I'm here? Did she call you guys?

You get your finger chewed off

'cause your girlfriend hits the switch

and see if you don't backhand her.

We got witnesses saw you and your buddy Deshawn

argue with those cops this morning.

What? Yeah.

So let's forget about peach pits and garbage disposals

and talk about what went wrong.

I think we got some wires crossed up in here.

We could put this whole thing on Deshawn.

That's how you're gonna want to play this.

I don't know no Deshawn.

And I don't know nothing about arguing with no cops.

Why'd you wait six hours to go to the hospital?

I ain't got no insurance.

It wouldn't stop bleeding, so I had to go.

We're gonna look into your life, martell.

We're gonna run your criminal record

and talk to everybody you know, and if we see anything

about you and Deshawn Troy having any contact--

look all you want.

Whatever it is got y'all pissed off, I didn't do it.

I swear to god.

I can't write with my left hand.

Work it out.

Where you been?

Canvass.

Anything?

No.

Where's Jones?

He's talking to Maya.

I guess she remembered some extra details

about the shooting.

Like what?

I don't know. He's headed down there now.

We like him?

Maybe. We'll look into him,

see if he has any connection with the d. O. A. Shooter.

How's he explain the finger injury?

Garbage disposal. We'll check on that, too.

Hey.

Robert, wait in the hallway.

Did you guilt-trip him about 9/11?

That's what he brought up to me as a reason for wanting to help.

I didn't do that. None of US would do that.

Your son brought that up on his own.

I want you to be clear we don't throw that around.

Well, he wants to help,

and I don't want to start teaching him not to.

You got a really good son, Mr. Dupree.

If you want him to look at some photos, that's fine,

but that's all he's doing.

We'll meet you in the hallway.

If he's not gonna testify,

there's no need to get all formal with a lineup.

We just need to know we're dealing with the right guy.

All right. Let's take him in the observation room.

Robert, we're gonna lift this shade up.

There's a 2-way mirror, so the person in there can't see you.

You tell US if you recognize the man

sitting at the table in there, okay?

Okay.

That's him.

He's the one that said he'd kill me.

Go on home now.

We'll be in contact if we need to.

Hey, Robert...

We really appreciate it.

So this is the cop killer.

That's him.

Do what you gotta do.

You're not gonna be able to read it too good,

but I gave it my best shot.

That's all you can ask for.

I hear that.

So what's up?

How's your hand doing?

You know. Same. Still hurting.

Bandage holding up?

Yeah.

Let me see.

Come on.

Cut it down to the bone, did you say?

Yeah. A whole half a finger is gone.

Garbage disposal took it right off.

You got picked out. Picked out of what?!

We know you were with Deshawn this morning.

I was with my girlfriend this morning.

Hey! Hey! Take it easy, now, okay?!

You are gonna start telling the truth now, martell.

You fall back on any of your lame-ass lies,

I'm gonna grind your stub finger into this table!

I swear to god, I don't know what you're t-- aah!

Put it all on Deshawn! He's not gonna say different!

He's on a slab down at the coroner's office!

A cop got killed martell. The rules are different.

You're gonna give it up,

or get put through pain you never imagined.

Lay it all off on Deshawn!

Okay!

Okay!

It was an accident.

But Deshawn got it rolling. He had the gun.

He did the shooting. I was just there for the car.

How does that make it an accident?

We're working the car, then the cops come up.

I'm nervous because Deshawn's been inside twice,

and he already said he ain't going back.

But it's cool. Everybody's behaving.

And then this chick cop turns away from Deshawn,

gives him an opening. He took it.

That's not an accident, martell!

He started shooting. They started shooting.

I just hauled ass out of there.

But you did have a gun on you.

No.

Yes! Yeah, yeah, I had a gun, but I didn't use it.

Where is it? My boy Jason's.

Is it gonna match the bullet

we took out of that cop that got killed?!

That female cop turned away from you.

You had the opening.

You took it.

You come looking to take somebody in,

you don't turn your back on them.

You can't do that.

You can't do that.

Thanks, Hank.

So why am I here?

You know I'm gonna get fired.

The boy's back with his parents.

We're gonna need your statement, luisa.

Can't it just wait?

You got five minutes.

They were gonna lock you up and--

can I hold her?

Just a little?

We're gonna get through this, okay?

I'm never gonna see you again.

No, that ain't gonna happen.

It's gonna be all right.

It's gonna be fine.

Did Clark leave?

Had someplace to be.

I spoke with Pete costello's wife.

Meant a lot that you got cates.

So, good work. Pass that on to Clark.

You know, procedurally, as a boss,

there's a lot of bases I gotta make sure get covered.

You know my side of it.

Is it gonna be a problem?

'Cause you and me butting heads didn't help anything--

just wasted time.

The case cleared.

I'm asking, you and me-- is it going past today?

All I cared about was making the case.

That's all I ever care about.

Same here.

Then we're on the same page, meaning this horse is dead,

but for some reason we're still here beating it.

Tomorrow.

Yeah.

How'd you do?

They both went.

Rita's getting them to central booking.

That social worker call back?

All the paper work came through.

It's wrapped up?

We're good to pick her up.

You all right?

Connie?

For the baby.

Rita, thank you.

Um, I'm sorry it had to come about the way it did,

losing your sister.

I know.

It's been hard knowing what to say.

But I'm really excited for you.

That means a lot to me.

You'll call me later, tell me how it's going?

I will.

Thank you.

So, are you ready? We don't want to be late.

Yeah, I'm ready.

I don't want to rush you.

I'm ready.

Okay.

Hey.

Hey.

I called you a couple times.

I wasn't picking up.

Where you headed?

I'm gonna stay with my folks a while.

I called the command. I'm taking some time.

When are you coming back?

I don't think I am.

You don't need to make any big decisions right now, Maya.

I can't face work right now.

Everybody's gonna be talking about it.

No one's gonna want to partner with me.

I watch other people do the job, and they're quick and confident,

and I see that's what I should be, but I'm not.

I mean, I love the job, and I love my fellow cops.

I'm just not good at it.

And Pete-- I can't believe he's gone.

He'd still be here if it wasn't for me.

Martell cates killed Pete,

and we got martell locked up for it.

I gotta go.

Thanks for cleaning up the statements for me.

Yeah, no problem.

Call me when you get there.

Maya, don't get down on yourself, all right?

Things like this, if you let them,

they build momentum and--

well, just don't get down on yourself.

Okay.

I'll see you.

John, that you?

Yeah.

Nets are on. Losing, unfortunately.

How you feeling?

I'm fine.

I shouldn't have been drinking on an empty stomach.

And I ordered the pork chops, which took too long,

so I had a few more in the meantime.

Got away from it.

Please, ref.

Dad, can you turn that off.

I'm watching it.

Well, I'd like to talk to you about what's going on here.

Nothing is going on.

It's not normal, you getting drunk in the middle of the day.

It's not normal, you getting drunk at all.

Maybe you're not as perceptive as you think you are.

You want to start talking man to man? Fine.

You were shocked-- no, stunned-- to learn recently

that I have the same natural urges as any other man.

Now you're learning that I have a drink or two.

It's time you grew up.

After you copped to seeing that prostitute,

are you sure all you got from I. A. B. Was a 10-day rip?

You should've been fired. Doesn't make any sense.

I just got the rip.

'Cause I know they offered to turn you out as an informant

to save your job and your pension.

Which I refused.

Are you sure?

You barely return my calls since then.

And now I gotta drag you wasted out of a bar at noon.

I'm a rat? That's what you think about your father?

Your son finding out that you're a whoremonger,

that's a little humiliating.

Putting a blemish on a perfect career,

that is also humiliating.

All of which takes time to work through,

which I am sorry is not up to your pace.

Something's going on.

Now I'm watching this game.

You want to watch with me, that's fine,

but this conversation is over.

I guess I'll talk to you later.

Not about that. You don't bring that up again!

Should we ask if there's a problem?

She said it'd be 10 minutes. That was roughly 7 minutes ago.

But on the phone, she said the paper work went through.

That's what she said.

I'll probably need to get a lawyer

for the official adoption.

She said it can get complicated.

That's why you get the lawyer.

I understand that. I'm just a little concerned

'cause when someone says it can get complicated,

who knows what they mean.

Probably paper work and stuff.

There's a lot of things running through my head.

Let them out.

Feedings, diapers, colic.

Will she sleep the night? Will I sleep the night?

You want the whole list?

Got at least another minute.

Do you think Valerie would know a decent adoption attorney?

I mean, how often would she interact with them?

Hi, Connie. We're all squared away.

So we can-- we can take her home?

You can take her home.

In a few days, you'll get some copies

of the foster-care paper work and the birth certificate.

You have my card if you need anything.

Thanks for your help.

Good luck.

My god, Andy.

I can't believe it.

Come on.

Let's go home.