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Previously on NYPD blue...

Detective Clark? Jennifer devlin. I�m treating ifeoma okefor.

For how long?

How much cash you got? $50 million.

Mallory was attacked. What?

It was real quick. He came up behind me.

Jerry Wells? I couldn�t tell.

I know you�re behind what happened.

I don�t know what you�re talking about.

I�m gonna get you for this.

I got some bad news, frank.

The hospital called. Michelle died from the beating.

The child�s grandparents are seeking full custody.

They can�t just walk in here and do this.

They can. They have.

You gave up a child out of wedlock, he�s an alcoholic.

You perfect? The two of you better be perfect.

They�re coming after US for the baby.

Digging into US personally.

Any value in talking to their son?

I can�t sit in a room with him.

I can.

I�ll do it.

I�m not asking anyone to do anything they don�t want to.

Morning.

Anyone running for you?

I just got here.

How�d it go with frank?

Nothing.

I had such high hopes, too.

I mean, he beat connie�s sister to death.

I put him in jail.

Why wouldn�t he bend over backwards for US?

Owner says the guy comes walking up, keels over.

Stabbed through the eye, looks like.

Where is he?

The owner?

No, his third cousin.

I�ll get him.

A big guy.

Colin bogle, 32. Lives up the street.

Prakash sandahar. Nice to meet you.

Yeah, same here. Can you tell what you saw?

If I do, would you move the body

so I can have my customers again?

Just kidding, of course.

He comes stumbling down the street

with his hand over his eye and falls down.

He being chased by anyone?

I did not see that.

You seen him around before?

No, but when I die, I hope I die in front of his business

so he loses all his morning customers.

I�m kidding.

Thanks for the help.

How long to move the man? Now i�m being serious.

It�ll get moved when we�re done here.

We can�t move him around the corner?

I could grab his feet, you grab his hand.

We�ll move him ourselves.

I�m kidding.

Get back into your store right now!

I beg your pardon. Very sorry.

This guy was probably hired by the colahans

to bait me into getting pissed off,

and they�re videotaping me right now.

Andy...

It�s gonna be all right.

Where have you been?

Re-canvassing valerie�s building.

Anything? No, nothing yet.

How�s she doing?

She�s shook up, but, fine, generally.

Jerry wells� lawyer called me this morning.

Said you nearly assaulted his client the other night.

That�s a bunch of bullshit.

Also said you threatened Jerry last week.

"Pattern of harassment," he calls it.

I call it working the case.

Which I shouldn�t be letting you do in the first place.

So start working it with a little more subtlety,

or we�re both in a jackpot.

What did canvass turn up? Squat.

If the guy wasn�t blocking the door to some bodega,

he�d probably still be lying there.

Don�t get too comfortable.

I checked past activity on the doa�s bank card.

There�s a lot of atm activity at an otb on Delancey.

Clark: That�s a block from the crime scene.

We�ve been looking into frank�s parents, Andy.

Nothing�s jumping out yet.

I spoke to a bunch of John colahan�s ex-employees --

nothing beyond the guy being a tough boss.

The neighbor angle doesn�t look promising.

There�s lots of turnover, and apparently,

the colahans are the keep-to-themselves type.

Nothing from the FBI or the atf,

but I got a hit from the d. E. A.

Clark: Drug violation?

On February 11, Barbara colahan tried to bring

six ounces of a dry French cheese through customs.

The cheese contains trace elements of hempseed --

marijuana -- banned by d. E. A. Rule.

She paid a $100 fine, and the cheese was confiscated.

The lady�s a regular Pablo Escobar.

For what it�s worth.

Thanks, Greg.

I got some other calls out, too,

including one to frank�s high school guidance counselor.

We appreciate it.

I�m gonna hit this otb, boss.

Any word from her lawyer?

Nothing.

I�m not saying it�s gold,

but they could use the cheese thing --

goes to character.

Yeah.

Bernie. Andy?

Yeah, it�s been a while.

Yeah.

Me and Bernie go way back.

So you a cop?

Yeah.

Some reason I always figured you for a butcher.

No, cop -- 20-plus years now.

Anyways...

Yeah, Colin bogle a friend of yours?

I know him. I wouldn�t say friend.

Clerk says you and Colin open the place every morning.

Damn, I can�t believe you a cop, Andy.

Colin got into a fight earlier.

Do you know anything about that?

Yeah, we were watching the ponies from the car.

I go take a leak, come back,

see this guy crack Colin in the face right outside there.

Guy walks away.

Colin runs off holding his head.

Guy have a weapon?

Didn�t look like it.

What�d the guy look like?

Hard to make out from where I was. Happened quick, too.

White guy, green guy...

White guy.

You didn�t go out there and try and help?

He had it coming.

�cause colin�s dead.

From getting hit outside there?!

Yeah, it looks like it.

Well, he was the get-in-your-face type.

Look like he got in the wrong face.

Minute to post. Anything else?

Why don�t you give US a second?

So, how you been, Bern?

All right.

You still playing in your band?

Not for a while now.

Guess you haven�t been going to meetings.

Don�t need to.

For my heart.

One a day.

Beer for your heart?

I got my life under control, okay?

And you�re not my sponsor.

They�re going to the starting gate.

All right, well...

You take care of yourself, Bernie.

And, if you need anything...

Thanks.

Peter tatel was one of my students in the early �70s.

He�s a top aide to dick Cheney.

I�m sure that started under your good guidance, ma�am.

Light milk, two sugars.

Who knows?

But like I said, you generally remember the good ones.

Which frank colahan was not, I take it.

Thinking about it, he was the type who spent more time

in the parking lot than in the classroom.

Smoking, drinking...

Familiar with the routine, detective?

More so than i�d like to admit.

Did you recall any inconsistencies

in frank�s behavior?

Anything that might suggest difficulties at home?

I�m still not clear what you need all this information for.

It�s my understanding frank�s already in jail.

This is regarding his sentencing.

Since there�s a possibility of capital punishment,

which is a very serious thing --

I agree.

...if there�s anything from his past home life

that might warrant a more lenient sentence,

we need to know.

So you�re asking did I suspect some kind of abuse in the home?

Frank�s an alcoholic.

He beat his wife and ultimately killed her.

We�re wondering if the apple didn�t fall far from the tree.

But if I suspect it now, why didn�t I report it then?

You�re asking me to admit I was negligent.

Ma�am, this conversation�s between you and me.

All we�re trying to do is help frank colahan,

who�s looking possibly at death row,

and could use all the help he can get.

For all I could tell, frank was a born delinquent,

but his sister --

he has a sister?

Adrian.

She took such a dramatic turn for the worse --

grades, self-esteem, hygiene.

It all went so quickly.

I don�t know if that helps

as far as gauging what frank experienced at home.

Do you have any indication

of what motivated these changes in Adrian?

I tried to talk to her about it, but she shut down.

Do you know where to find Adrian?

I haven�t heard of Adrian in years.

But she had a good friend, Betty nagle.

She�s on the alumni committee.

She might know.

Doa got into a brawl outside the otb

Rodriguez: Any witnesses?

Half of one.

I just got info on a loan shark, worked that otb

may have had dealings with bogle.

Get him in.

I think I got something regarding your custody issue.

Frank colahan�s great-grandpa was a rumrunner in the �20s?

No.

Frank has a sister named Adrian.

You serious?

Not only that, but the guidance counselor�s pretty sure

there was trouble at home.

Trouble for frank, or the sister, or both?

She couldn�t specify, and she doesn�t know how to find Adrian,

but there�s a woman on the alumni committee of her school.

She�s an old friend of adrian�s,

so she�s getting her number.

Betty nagle.

Thanks, Greg.

Good work, medavoy.

Crime scene called.

We just got a hit.

A cigarette box on the stoop outside valerie�s building --

prints come back to a Rick Rinaldi.

Also matches one they lifted from the door.

You run him through bci?

He was caught for drunk driving. Address comes back to vista.

Hit it.

Any luck finding frank�s sister?

I ran Adrian colahan through dmv -- nothing.

Sipowicz: So either she never got a license,

or she changed her name before she got it.

I got a call into her friend from when they were kids.

Waiting to hear back.

We�ll find her.

Tony grimaldi.

Yeah, can you put him in interview 3? Thanks.

Ortiz: He�s the loan shark the doa was into.

Anticrime picked him up for US.

You�re in connie�s interview?

I�m sorry, but I need to get ahold of frank�s sister.

You and John take it.

Sure.

Thanks.

Ready?

Yeah.

Let�s do it.

How�s the shylock business, Tony?

Gave all that up, detective.

I just run my bar now. That�s it.

So, the assault collar you took a few years back?

What about it?

State liquor authority might be interested

how a convicted felon got a liquor license.

License ain�t in my name.

And i�m a little curious as to all the hostility.

You loan any money to a Colin bogle?

I did -- a grand, two months ago.

He pay you back? No.

You go looking to collect a vig today?

No, i�ve forgiven all my loans.

Don�t piss me off.

I swear i�m out of that business!

I�m a promise keeper now.

A what?

Promise keeper.

I�m committed to honoring Jesus Christ...

Through worship, prayer, and obedience to god�s word.

Since when?

Last Saturday.

My brother-in-law Ronny took me to this seminar.

I saw what a wretched life I was living.

Praise be to god.

What about the promise you must have made to Colin --

the one about breaking his kneecaps if he didn�t pay?

I�m done with all that now.

I�m committed to spiritual, moral, ethical,

and sexual purity.

�cause colin�s dead.

Colin�s dead?

Tony...

If this is some act, you hiding behind some god-squad bit,

i�m gonna come down on you twice as hard.

It�s not.

Who else would want Colin dead?

Colin -- if I could set aside my faith here for a second --

was a real asshole, real scum of the earth.

Lot of guys would love to put one in the back of his head.

But...that�s the devil talking,

and i�ve kicked him out of my life, so...

Where were you this morning?

With my wife and children,

who i�ve committed to rebuilding strong ties with

through love, protection, and biblical values.

We�re gonna call and find out.

Go right ahead.

Just take off.

Good to work with you.

Yeah.

Yeah, okay. Thanks.

Anything from the shylock?

He�s born again.

You�re kidding.

No, as of last Saturday, he�s a promise pilgrim?

Keeper.

Promise keeper.

There�s another angle to work.

Irvin got an anonymous call from a pay phone

saying that the doa was arguing with a Marty irons

outside the otb this morning.

Irons works at a music store

down the block from the crime scene.

This Marty coming in? Yeah.

Hey, you find frank�s sister yet?

I left a couple of messages for this Betty nagle.

I haven�t heard back.

Any word on the grandparents getting that supervised visit?

Not yet, but the later it gets,

the better the odds are it won�t happen.

15 squad.

Detective Clark...

Who is it?

Dr. Devlin.

I�ll call her back.

Go ahead and take it.

I�m supposed to meet her for lunch.

Just get the call over with.

Hey. I�m sorry.

I can�t make it. I�m up to my ears.

Tonight works.

Yeah. Okay.

You too.

Marty irons.

Detectives sipowicz, Clark.

Nice to meet you.

So, Marty, you work at a music store on Delancey street?

Since high school.

The job�s putting me through hunter.

I�m eight credits shy of graduation.

B.a. In Asian philosophy.

That�s great. You know a Colin bogle?

Frequents the otb near your store.

Sure. He�d been coming by a lot lately.

And doing what?

We have a large goatskin drum from Senegal on display.

Mr. Bogle would always come in and bang on it,

usually when he was drunk, which was most of the time.

Did he bang on it this morning?

Actually, I found him urinating on our front door

when I came to open up.

You two go at it?

He did. I asked him to leave.

He ran through his usual laundry list

of profanities and insults, then he left.

Did you hit him?

No. He�s twice my size.

So you asked him to leave, he ran his mouth, and he left.

And this took place in front of your store?

Yes, sir.

We got a witness says

that conversation took place outside the otb

okay, I might have followed Colin down the block a little.

I take that back.

I was walking away from him. He was following me.

See right there?

That�s what we call an "inconsistency," Marty.

What, because I misidentified

where Colin and I argued by half a block?

What difference does it make?

A big difference.

And now it�s an argument you had,

not you standing there like Abe Lincoln.

I�m telling the truth,

and you guys are all reading into little things,

trying to make something out of nothing.

One more time --

did you hit Colin in the head this morning?

No.

Since we got you here,

do you mind sticking around for a lineup

to eliminate yourself as a suspect?

Innocent folks usually don�t mind doing it.

If it�ll...

Okay, sure.

Up.

You always run when you see cops coming?

Force of habit.

I�ve had some bad experiences.

Keep it straightforward and honest --

you won�t have another one.

Now, explain what were you doing at 225 university?

I never been there.

Explain your prints off that building�s door...

Or off the pack of smokes we found by the stoop.

Menthols, right?

Yeah, you know what? It�s coming back to me now.

I was there.

When? This weekend.

Trolling for janitor jobs, must have stopped in.

Are you gonna take these cuffs off?

You went there Tuesday night?

Tuesday I was home, watching TV --

that crocodile guy.

�cause a woman got attacked there Tuesday night.

No, not me.

And this woman -- she fought back.

Got her attacker�s skin under her nails.

I�m getting a swab from your mouth.

If the swab matches the skin --

I don�t gotta do that.

You�re doing it if I gotta pry those teeth open

and stick my fist down your throat!

What happened?! Right now!

�cause I got no Patience for self-pity.

But you gotta understand, i�ve been out of work two years!

Fast foods, stock rooms -- nobody hires an ex-con.

What happened?

I needed money.

Why did you beat on her?

I go for her purse, she starts fighting, you know how it is.

Who put you up to this? Nobody.

Jerry Wells, Rick!

I don�t know anyone named Jerry.

You want to take a beating for this?!

I just said I did it!

Now you�re gonna beat me if I don�t put it on someone else?!

So you just randomly happened on this building, that woman?

I can�t pay my rent. I need money.

Nothing random about that.

If I find out this is a hand job, i�ll take you apart.

Let�s go.

Um...

I�m not sure.

Well, take your time.

Don�t recognize nobody.

You sure?

If I wasn�t, i�d tell you.

Rodriguez: Kick �em.

Can I go now?

I need a minute with Bernie here.

Here we go.

The lineup�s over.

I realize that.

Make it quick.

What�s the problem, Bernie?

You see some guy hit Colin.

From across the street.

You afraid of sticking your neck out?

You ingrate son of a bitch, i�ve been helping you!

Something tells me you know more than you�re saying, Bernie.

I need to know everything.

I don�t like your tone, Andy.

And I don�t give a damn if you are a cop.

This guy Colin, who you knew, is dead.

You gonna look down your nose at me �cause what?

I drink a beer every now and again.

No, we�re talking about Colin.

We�re talking about what you saw.

You�re gonna tell me how to conduct myself,

even though no one�s asking you to?

That ain�t the case, Bernie.

Here�s an idea --

you live your life.

Stay out of mine, okay?

I saw what I saw, I told you what I know.

We�re done.

Hey.

Baldwin, you don�t have to check on me every two hours.

I�m just bringing you lunch --

the lentil soup you like.

Thank you.

So, how you feeling?

Okay. Putting on a brave face.

You don�t have to do that with me.

It�s helping.

There�s enough for two.

Yeah, I, I need to get back in a minute,

but we made a collar.

Rick Rinaldi -- you ever heard of him?

No. Any connection to Jerry Wells?

He said he didn�t know Wells.

You buy that?

We didn�t offhand,

but we gave him every chance to deal Wells off.

So this was just wrong place, wrong time?

Yeah, it looks like it.

It�s not much comfort.

Knowing the guy that did this

is off the street is all I need.

And he is.

So there you go.

All right.

I better get back.

But Wells knows to stay away from me, right?

He knows.

So you were Adrian colahan�s friend in high school?

Yes. Now, is this about Adrian or frank?

Ultimately frank,

but we have questions about their home life in general.

Shouldn�t you be talking to frank?

We know it�s confusing.

Um, here�s where we�re at --

frank�s going up for sentencing,

and we�re trying to get information about his upbringing

because that will inform the severity of his punishment.

And frank can say whatever he wants, but that�s his version.

And his parents, the colahans,

they�re not about to volunteer anything negative

about how they raised him.

A little clearer now?

So this is to help frank?

This is to get to the absolute truth

�cause there�s a life at stake.

I�m sorry. If you�re looking to help frank,

i�m probably not the person you should be talking to.

Why�s that?

He was a bad guy back then. Obviously nothing changed.

He did something to you?

No. No.

He just -- he wasn�t a real good brother to Adrian.

Well, we understand that Adrian took a nose dive

at one point during high school --

started doing drugs and drinking.

Was that problems with frank or problems at home?

Frank...in my opinion.

Betty, we really need you to be specific.

Adrian was a total miss goody-two-shoes.

She never even kissed a guy.

Believe me, I would have known.

And then one day, she�s pregnant,

ends up getting an abortion.

Personally, I always thought that frank had raped her

because he was such a hoodlum.

Did you ever ask Adrian about it?

She wouldn�t talk about it.

And then when the drinking and the drugs started,

that was basically the end of our friendship.

We�re having trouble locating Adrian.

Yeah. She�s been married and remarried.

I think her new last name is caffee --

c-a-f-f-e-e.

Hey.

I, I was going through Rick rinaldi�s parole file,

and this jumped out.

Merchant marine, based in genoa, 1988?

That looked awfully familiar.

This is wells� profile.

They�re shipmates?

Another conversation with Rick?

Yeah, definitely.

We really appreciate it, Betty.

Yeah.

We got a line on where to find frank�s sister.

And the friend suspected frank molested her,

and he might have got her pregnant.

He molested his own sister?

Yeah. Yeah, I mean, proving it, that�s another deal.

Well, it shines a light on the family at least.

I�ll bring our lawyer up to speed.

Yeah, i�ll -- i�ll track down Adrian.

Andy, we dumped bernie�s cell phone.

There�s a call in to the music store irons works at.

He placed it right after we left the otb this morning.

I can take it alone if you want.

Go ahead, Andy. I�ll make the calls.

It�s gonna be all right. It was a bad family.

They couldn�t even raise their own kids right.

I know.

Got it.

What�s going on?

Tell US about genoa, Rick.

What, now?

Genoa, where your parole file says you were stationed

with the merchant marines in 1988.

Yeah, with Jerry Wells as your shipmate.

That�s not the guy you were asking about.

You know damn well it was.

I haven�t seen him in 15 years.

Then it�s some coincidence

you attacking the woman that he�s in a beef with.

Guess so.

Now, this woman, the district attorney, she means a lot to me,

and when I look at her all bruised up,

it makes me want to kill the guy who did this.

It wasn�t personal. Shut up!

But i�m more interested in taking down the guy behind it

rather than the idiot for hire.

I did it all on my own.

Unless that idiot keeps lying straight to my face!

This is all on me.

Then that idiot will face a full ride from the court,

but only after he takes a trip to the alley with me!

What�s going on here, Rick? Did Jerry Wells hire you?

No.

Does he have something on you?

I�m sorry I hurt your friend, but I did it on my own,

and if we�re going to the alley, then let�s get it over with.

Made a call on your cell phone this morning to a music store

right after we talked to you.

So?

Marty irons works there,

who was in the lineup earlier and you failed to pick out.

I wasn�t calling for no Marty.

I just needed some guitar strings.

We�re gonna haul your ass in front of the grand jury

so that you can lie to them.

Then you�ll end up doing more time

than the guy who did the murder.

So this is how it is?

Looks like it. Get on your feet, Bernie. Let�s go.

All right, it was Marty. I saw him hit Colin.

And you didn�t tell US this earlier because?

Colin was an asshole. Marty�s a good kid.

He lets me come into the store and play the guitars

whenever I want.

Why did you call Marty after we talked to you?

I was gonna tell him to turn himself in

so I could stay the hell out of this.

I ended up hanging up.

Who started the fight?

I looked over. They were jawing at each other.

Colin shoved Marty, and Marty did his thing.

And you weren�t involved in any way?

Will you vouch for me here?

What did Marty use to kill Colin?

Damn hands. He�s into that jujitsu nonsense.

He didn�t use a knife, maybe a pen?

He don�t need it. He�s a karate man.

I�ll get Marty in here.

So what happened, Bernie?

Just some things. My problem, not yours.

Got arthritis in my hands, can�t play anymore --

not good enough anyway.

What about your grandkids you were so proud of? All grown up.

So the alternative is getting trashed every day at the otb?

I guess so.

We both know it�s -- it�s harder living a right life.

I�m currently going through something

where people are using my past against me,

and i�m getting my ass kicked.

It�s hard.

It�d be a lot easier to just duck into a bar and stay there,

but it�s not a life, Bernie.

Is this what you really want?

This is what I can handle right now.

This is how I handle it.

Sorry.

I got ahold of Adrian colahan. Do you wanna come with me?

Yeah.

Okay, i�ll get the car.

All right, someone will be coming in here

to get your statement.

I got your card already.

This is my home number.

You wanna go to a meeting, wanna get some coffee,

do whatever, whenever, you just call me.

Baldwin, let me take the lead.

No, I got it.

If you tee off on this guy, it could be your job.

Greg.

Let me handle it.

What the hell is this, now?

You�re a collar acting in concert on assault.

Perfect, more harassment. I�m gonna own your ass.

Yeah?

Rick Rinaldi just gave you up, Jerry, so it�s US owning you.

You want to talk a deal, you got 30 seconds.

Sorry, fellas. I don�t know a Rick Rinaldi.

Your buddy in the merchant marines

who you forced into attacking a. D. A. Haywood?

I forced a grown man into attacking someone?

We�ll call it extortion, then,

�cause he told US all about what you�re holding over him.

How he�s into you for 10 grand

�cause his mom needs a hip operation,

and this is how you made him pay it back.

Your 30 seconds are up. Whoa! Wait! Whoa!

That guy did a murder, okay? That�s what I got to deal.

Rinaldi did a murder?

He�s not into me for money.

I saw him kill a guy in a bar fight.

And where�d it happen?

�92, gin mill in Singapore.

Got into it with a South African,

smacked his head, and died. It was murder.

Which you�ve been holding over him ever since.

A few errands here and there.

Yeah, like beating up a woman?

Which I should be able to trade

for the info on the murder that he did.

We need what you said to Rick before we consider anything.

I told him to rough her up and then we�re even.

Hey!

I should put a bullet in your brain.

Whoa! Whoa!

Baldwin.

You should thank this man, Jerry.

He just saved your life.

Come on.

You�re Connie mcdowell?

Yes. Hi. This is Andy sipowicz.

Adrian caffee. Come in.

Sorry for the mess.

How many you got? Two -- boys.

So, frank.

It�s terrible what happened, but I should tell you

I really haven�t spoken to him in a long time.

Would you like to sit?

Thank you.

So...he�s in jail, right?

That�s right.

So what exactly do you need from me?

Frank�s wife, Michelle, was my sister.

My god. I�m so sorry.

She was pregnant when frank killed her,

so I took custody of the baby,

and when I went to formally adopt her,

your parents came out of nowhere and contested it.

Charging that we�re unfit to raise her.

It�s basically left US defenseless,

so we�re forced to look into them.

Well, I haven�t spoken to my parents in 15 years.

What�s the reason for that, if you don�t mind me asking?

Well, I don�t see how it�s relevant,

but we just don�t see eye to eye.

Well, in talking with people,

we�ve found out that you and frank both had tough childhoods.

I-I�m really sorry my parents are doing this to you,

but I don�t think I can help.

You can tell US why you went from being a really good kid

to suddenly doing drugs and drinking.

What, I was the only one?

I was a teenager.

You could talk about who got you pregnant.

Who told you that?

Did frank do that to you?

No. That�s crazy.

I got a lot to blame frank for, but not that.

Then who? That�s none of your business.

I really can�t help you. I�m sorry.

You don�t understand. The hearing is in two days.

The kids will be home soon. You should leave now.

If it wasn�t your brother, was it your father?

Get out, and I mean right now.

Adrian, help US.

If he forced you to have sex with him,

what makes you think that he won�t eventually do it again?

Get out!

Have a seat, Marty.

I talked to some people at your old high school.

The impression I got was you had a hard time of it.

This is getting a little ridiculous.

Your name was Marty seamon back then, right?

So?

And the other kids had a nickname for you -- spooge.

Do you have a question or not?

That�s what got you into martial arts, right?

Karate, aikido -- both of which you have black belts in.

What is the question? Why am I here?

Dim-mak -- death-point striking.

Your Internet home page talks all about it.

It lists all kinds of ways to kill someone.

My favorite is where you stick your finger through a guy�s eye

clean into his brain.

You see where this is going, Marty?

You killed Colin bogle this morning, and I know it.

I got a witness who backs me up...

But he shoved you, and that�s important.

I was defending myself. Exactly.

So now the first thing we need to work on

is why you didn�t call 911 right then,

why you�ve been lying all day.

I was scared. Okay.

That�s fine, perfectly understandable.

And I was afraid no one was gonna believe me.

I-I was defending myself.

I understand.

When you go before the grand jury,

you�re gonna wanna tell your side of it.

Because some people are gonna argue --

even though he shoved you first --

that since you know this high-level karate,

you�re at fault.

And some people are gonna argue

that since you got teased in high school,

the fact that you have two black belts

shows that you were waiting for this day,

waiting for a chance to kill a bully.

That�s not true. Hey, and I agree with you.

But that�s what people are gonna say.

They also might point out that if you didn�t have

all this training,

what would�ve happened is that you punch Colin in the nose,

and that�s the end of it.

Instead, Colin is dead.

I didn�t want to kill him.

He had this crazy look in his eyes.

He moved toward me, and I reacted.

I�m sorry.

I�m not a bad person.

All right.

What you need to say is you walked away from this guy.

He followed you, got in your face,

you told him repeatedly to back off, he came after you anyway.

Now, he was a huge guy. You were in fear for your life.

I�ll put in a good word with the d. A.

So you believe me?

If I didn�t, you�d be in a whole different situation right now.

Wells finish his statement?

Yeah, we�re just heading to central booking.

Rick Rinaldi? Yeah, he�s coming, too.

What happened in Singapore? That worth pursuing?

There�s no love lost for Rinaldi, but mope that he is,

i�ve been thinking press for the maximum on the assault.

Let it go at that.

So?

Adrian�s not cooperating. Any word from our lawyer?

Just that he�d be a little early.

Anything comes up with your attorney

that I can be of help with, call.

How�d it go with Marty? He went for it.

I talked to the d. A. He�ll push for justifiable.

Maybe Adrian just needs a night to sleep on it.

She threw US out, so who knows?

Good night.

This late and still no word on visitation.

I mean, what does that mean?

I don�t know.

Connie, Andy.

Let�s talk in here.

Okay. Hi.

You got my message

about frank colahan being willing to testify

in exchange for being transferred to another prison?

I know it�s a long shot.

We can�t call him, Andy.

You said the colahan�s relationship

with their kids was crucial.

It is, but frank won�t testify without an inducement,

so he�ll be easy to impeach.

Beyond which, the testimony of a convicted killer

isn�t worth much.

What else we got?

There�s a daughter in the picture -- Adrian.

We think she may have been sexually abused by her dad.

She�ll testify to that? No, not yet.

Well, obviously we�ll need her to testify.

Yeah, yeah.

Okay. What else?

How about you? What else? What do you got for US?

Sorry.

Dan reardon.

Yeah.

All right, they�ll be there.

The custodial visitation�s been approved.

Don�t get discouraged. This was likely.

The court just wants to see

how the colahans relate to the child.

Now, here�s the address for the family services building.

You�ll need to be there with the baby in an hour.

Listen, assuming that we can�t dig up any more dirt,

where�s that leave US?

There are a lot of positives here.

You two have bonded with Michelle.

You have a longer life expectancy

than her grandparents,

and we have a parade of character witnesses

who will sing your praises.

Is that gonna be enough?

We�re gonna do everything we can.

Family court -- it�s a crapshoot.

And the colahans have a case.

You might have to reconcile yourselves to the fact

that they may get shared custody...Or more.

We need a minute.

Sure.

I can�t believe this is happening.

Andy.

All right, listen.

You take Theo and the baby over to rita�s.

Stay there tonight, and don�t tell anybody where you are.

What made you want to be a cop?

My dad was one. How about you?

Come from a long line of e. R. Doctors?

Dad�s an actuary. Mom teaches third grade.

So how�d you get into medicine?

In junior high,

we went on a field trip to this wildlife preserve,

and this bear, he broke free and went at our teacher,

basically disemboweled him with one swipe of his claw.

My god.

The bear ran off, and I held my teacher,

and I thought, "never again.

Never again."

Are you serious?

No.

My grandfather was a doctor. I got it from him.

I knew you were joking. I didn�t buy it for a second.

Yeah, right.

I�m glad you made it out.

I am, too.

Our schedules haven�t made it easy.

Yeah, well, that�s a good news/bad news thing.

Bad news being...

I don�t have a lot of free time,

but the free time I do have, I tend to make the most of it.

I find you very interesting.

Sometimes being a resident really blows.

I need to go.

Okay. Let�s get you a cab.

I got it.

I�d like to see you again.

When? Yesterday.

I�m busy yesterday. How�s Friday?

I don�t know my schedule.

We�ll work it out.

Even if it�s last minute?

Even better.

I tend to make the most of my free time, too.

Mr. Sipowicz?

Tina haber, child services.

Where�s Michelle?

We couldn�t bring her.

She caught a cold -- 102 fever.

You are unbelievable.

Mr. Sipowicz, we really would have appreciated a phone call.

Well, he didn�t have time to call.

He just thought it up in the car.

Are they in the parking lot? No.

Do we need to call our attorney

to force you to produce Michelle?

You can do whatever you want.

You�re not gonna see that kid tonight.

John, call the lawyer.

No, let them have their time. This is the last they see her.

I wouldn�t count on that.

Why, �cause you�re a cop?

You think you can defy a court order?

Kid�s sick.

You�re a liar, along with being a drunk.

I�d be real careful about throwing stuff like that around.

I think maybe we should just call this off for tonight.

Day after tomorrow -- that�s the last time you see that child.

I promise you.

We�ll see.