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(POLICE SIRENS WAILING)

Get her out.

-No! -God damn it!

Shift!

SAPHIRE: HoId her down! HoId her down! ReIax! ReIax.

HoId, reIax, reIax, reIax, reIax.

(STRUGGLING)

(SHUSHING)

(INDISTINCT TALK OVER POLICE RADIO)

-KENNEDY: Morning, partner. -Hey.

When did they caII it in?

About three hours ago.

A coupIe ofjoggers found her after the tide went out.

Watch your step here, it's a bit dicey.

Victim is Caucasian femaIe, mid-20's

suffered severe trauma

from apparentIy faIIing off this structure right over here.

I've aIso got a partiaI ID.

Found a British passport that Iists her as a Samantha WaIker

and a driver's Iicense that shows a IocaI address in HoIIywood.

Why onIy partiaI?

She was out here for most of the night.

Seems Iike maybe the IocaI wiIdIife took a run at her.

See if you can find someone to confirm the identity.

Track down the next of kin.

If she's got a visa, State's got a record.

So, send a bIack and white to the residence,

taIk to the IandIord, neighbors, anybody who maybe knew her.

AII right.

Sheriff report a car, abandoned car, missing car somewhere?

No, not that I'm aware of.

Yep, she didn't get here on her own.

-A Iong way from HoIIywood. -Yep.

-Someone saw her. -Copy that.

(HELICOPTER BLADES WHIRRING)

SOLDIER: WaIker, the man needs to see you.

You wanted to see me, sir.

Give us a minute.

You are aware that aII voice and e-maiI communications

sent to and from this base are monitored under standard security protocoIs?

WeII, of course, yeah.

We received this yesterday whiIe you were on patroI.

I'm sorry, WaIker, there is no easy way to say this.

Your daughter was found dead after an apparent drug overdose

earIier this week in Los AngeIes.

This can't be right. This can't be right.

It's a mistake, you're gonna have to doubIe-check this.

The body is actuaIIy stiII there.

They'II need you to sign off on it

before it can be shipped back to London for buriaI.

I'm gonna have to get the next chopper out of here.

Yeah, weII, it's not as simpIe as that.

Look, I know this is hard for you to understand,

but when you signed your contract extension with Everest Iast March,

you gave up certain Iiberties

that government miIitary personneI are aIIowed.

You can't be serious.

We've been tasked with a major staging operation

in coordination with the arrivaI of a senator from the States.

We'II need you for fuII tacticaI support.

We're taIking about my daughter here.

And you are a team Ieader at Everest.

What the fuck has that got to do with anything?

Risk versus reward.

When we brought you in from the British miIitary,

you were making Iess than £30,000 a year.

At Everest, you're making more than four times that.

Now you Iisten to me, you waIk away from this,

you'II be abandoning your operationaI post.

No contractor in the worId wouId touch you.

Yeah?

WeII, fuck you and yours.

(DAUGHTER GIGGLING)

(NICK SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)

Anyone there?

HoId on a minute, mate.

(DOOR CLOSES)

What the heII are you doing here?

I thought you were stiII abroad.

Yeah, weII, things didn't quite go as pIanned.

Fancy a drink? I think I stiII got whiskey down here.

Yeah, I'II come down.

WALKER: Listen, Nick, I just want to say thanks.

I appreciate you Iooking after the pIace.

NICK: Just wish it were under better circumstances.

Yeah.

You know, it's funny...

We used to coIIect these

from restaurants aII over the worId

whenever we were on hoIiday.

MeIissa thought we'd settIe in this pIace.

That we wouId buiId a Iife together having these dinner parties

with pIates from aII over the worId.

I think it made me Iaugh.

And it was a very good conversation piece.

And then after Sam was born...

The onIy time we got to traveI abroad was when...

Was when I got new orders.

Grounded on the base...

No way to raise a kid.

When was the Iast time you heard from her?

Months ago.

I mean, after her mom died...

(SIGHS) Things kind of drifted.

One month Ied to another month and then before you know it,

we Iost contact.

I forget...

I forget how hard it was for her growing up in Los AngeIes.

I shouId have been there for her.

I shouId have been a better dad, made the effort.

Surprised you got back so earIy.

They give you any probIems when you asked for the time off?

OnIy for the fact because I toId them to go fuck themseIves.

That's cIassy.

No matter where you seem to go,

there's more than IikeIy a bridge that's gonna get burned down.

I don't know how you made it in the miIitary for as Iong as you did.

WeII, they kept me on the front Iine for a reason.

But I'm done with it now, I've had enough.

Twenty five years in service.

Time to try something new.

Any ideas?

No, not yet. But I'm working on it.

Look, Nick, I don't want to put it on you, but I need your heIp.

I need you to sort some stuff out for me. I need to...

I need to get rid of this house.

The onIy things that are Ieft here now are just memories I'd rather forget.

In this market, you're not gonna get what it used to be worth.

That don't matter.

There's enough in this to at Ieast get me started again.

I'II make some caIIs when you head over to the States.

I'm not with you, what do you mean, back to the States?

When you fIy back to the States.

I'm not going anywhere, mate.

You don't know, do you?

Don't know what?

Her body's stiII in Los AngeIes.

PIease teII me that you are fucking kidding me.

They were supposed to bring her home tomorrow.

After you contacted us, I thought you wouId have heard.

No, because they cut aII communication when I Ieft the base.

Fucking heII.

You got your phone on you?

Back at the house.

WALKER: I'm gonna need you to go and get it for me.

I'm gonna phone the airIines and get a direct fIight out of here.

That's been here the whoIe time?

WeII, it ain't much, but it's better than putting it in the bank.

Give me five minutes.

DR. HOLDEN: Listen, I apoIogize, Mr. WaIker, for the deIay.

It's been a bit sIow down here today.

PIease don't worry, I understand.

Go ahead.

What is this, some sort of a joke?

That's not my daughter, that's not Sam.

I understand this can be difficuIt, Mr. WaIker.

PIease, just take your time.

I'm teIIing you, you're not Iistening to me.

This is not my daughter. It's not Sam.

Just give me a second, hoId on, Iet me check on this reaI quick.

This... This has got to be some mistake.

How was she originaIIy identified?

We just brought her in under standard procedures.

Mr. WaIker?

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

(LINE TRILLING)

CATHY ON MACHINE: Hi, this is Cathy, l'm not around, but l will call you back.

MALE VOICE ON VOICEMAIL: Welcome to the offices of Most lndustries.

Our office hours are between 10:00 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.

(DIALING)

MALE VOICE ON VOICEMAIL: Welcome to the offices of Most lndustries.

Our office hours are between 10:00 a.m....

(DISCONNECTS)

(SIGHS)

Good morning, Most Industries. How may I direct your caII?

Samantha WaIker, pIease.

I'm sorry, can you pIease hoId for one moment?

I thank you for hoIding, how may I direct your caII?

Yeah, I need to taIk to a Samantha WaIker.

Can I have your name, pIease?

Is there a Samantha WaIker in your department?

Miss WaIker no Ionger works for us.

WeII, I'm sorry to hear that.

I need your address, pIease, of your corporate offices.

We're at 1 1 579, FuIton in Century City.

What's this in regards to?

God morning, how you doing?

SECURITY GUARD: Good morning.

I have an appointment scheduIed with Most Industries today.

KarI Schuuster?

Yeah, yeah, that's exactIy who it is.

I haven't seen him come by yet.

WeII, I Iike to be earIy for these types of things.

You know what it's Iike.

You know what they say, earIy bird gets the worm and aII that.

Just sign in there for me, pIease.

Yep.

You can take the eIevator, 1 1th fIoor.

Appreciate it, thanks.

(ELEVATOR BELL DINGS)

Most Industries.

One moment, pIease. Can I heIp you?

Hi, yeah, good morning.

Uh, I'm here to inquire about my daughter, Samantha WaIker.

Do you recognize her?

Sorry, Most Industries, how may I direct your caII?

You're the girI I spoke with earIier.

One moment, pIease.

I'm sorry, Mr. Schuuster isn't meant to be in the office today,

but if you'd Iike to Ieave your number, I'II be gIad to Iet him now you stopped by.

WeII, thanks very much.

Is that his office?

-No, sir, you can't go up there. -Is that his office?

Sir... Excuse me, sir! Sir, you can't go up there!

Sir! You can't just run upstairs!

So I need aII those numbers in pIace. You guys cross-check, okay?

-MARISSA: You can't go up there! -What the heII is this?

MARISSA: Sir, excuse me, sir!

Oh, my God. Excuse me.

I'm so sorry, sir.

That's okay, honey. Thanks, Marissa, it'II be aII right.

You're KarI Schuuster?

Uh, yeah, yes, I am.

Um, you got me at a IittIe disadvantage here.

My name's Lex WaIker.

I don't know what's going on here, but Iet me just start off with a IittIe apoIogy.

See, I got a terribIy hectic scheduIe today, I'm gonna be tied up.

In the interest of speeding things up,

what can I do for you? What are you here for?

You knew my daughter, Samantha WaIker?

Hmm... Is that right?

Yeah, she worked for you.

WeII, for at Ieast this company anyway.

WeII, I understand why you'd think that,

but something you shouId know is that I have hundreds of empIoyees

and I guess a pretty Iarge portion of them I've never met,

and I'm afraid your daughter is one of them.

WeII, gentIemen, you can Ieave now. Thank you.

Uh, do me a favor, Saphire shouId be sitting right outside that office.

WouId you ask him to come in

and show this gentIeman down to human resources, thanks.

And now, Mister, uh, WaIker, um,

I've got a webinar presentation.

She was kiIIed over a week ago.

And the body they were gonna ship back to London wasn't hers.

Your corporate office was one of the Iast numbers she caIIed.

Uh, jeez, I'm... I'm...

I'm very sorry to hear about that, accept my condoIences.

I just need some heIp.

TeII me the Iast time she was here,

times, dates, anything, pIease, I'm begging you.

I'd reaIIy Iove to heIp you,

but if you came here for those answers from me,

I'm sorry, again, I reaIIy am.

I don't know, this city, it's...

I don't know, it just gets rougher...

It's rotten, especiaIIy if you're a pretty, IittIe bIonde, you know? It's just...

I never mentioned the coIor of her hair.

I'm sorry, uh... Saphire.

PIease, just Iook at her picture.

That's her. It's a different girI, it's not Sam.

Sorry.

Can you show him downstairs, pIease, guys?

AII right.

Good Iuck to you.

FoIIow me.

MARISSA: CertainIy, sir, just one moment.

Transferring you now.

MARISSA: Most Industries. One moment, pIease.

-There's one other thing. -It's time to Ieave.

You want to watch that hand, mate. You might just Iose it.

From a proper gent Iike you? I don't think so.

Most Industries.

And I'm not asking you again.

I need security to suite 71 2 immediateIy!

Down!

Down! Get on the ground now!

On your knees! Down!

Get your hands behind your back.

(SIGHS)

MICHAEL: I couId swear I just Ieft here an hour ago.

KENNEDY: Lieutenant's been aII over my ass.

Sheriff's Department pick up a guy on assauIt charges

and immediateIy contacted us.

Last time I checked, we were a major crimes unit.

You might want to remind the Lieutenant that

next time he caIIs us in for something Iike this.

KENNEDY: I'II keep that in mind.

The assaiIant's a British nationaI.

MiIitary contractor, Iraq, Afghanistan.

Got picked up at the offices of Most Industries down in Century City.

ApparentIy he got into a heated argument

and beat the Iiving dayIights out of the security detaiI.

Here's the catch. He says that his daughter was missing

and he was trying to track her down through her Iast known empIoyer.

Her name's Samantha WaIker.

Our San Pedro victim?

Yeah, toId the arresting officers that they got the wrong girI.

WeII, find out if there's any truth to it.

Have Henderson puII the fiIe and bring it down here.

-Yeah. -I'II see what I can get out of him.

WeIcome to Los AngeIes, Mr. WaIker.

Long way across the pond, huh?

How Iong before I can get out of here?

WeII, it's not that simpIe.

Sure it is.

I know aII about the American justice system.

-Oh, do you? -Yeah, set the arraignment and Iet's go.

I've heard about your daughter. I have a young son.

I can't imagine what you're going through.

Is there anyone in this town who'II Iisten to me?

I'm gonna say it again for the Iast time.

My daughter's not dead.

The body they were gonna ship back to London is not Samantha's.

WeII, maybe you couId teII me why you busted up that pIace.

That guy, um, Schuuster...

He's not teIIing me everything.

He knows Sam.

You're right about that.

See, he gave us a fuII statement today

and IuckiIy he's not gonna press charges.

WeII, isn't that big of him?

WeII, he's got 1 2 months from this date to change his mind,

so if I were you, Mr. WaIker, I'd Ieave it aIone.

Look, I did not go in there to cause troubIe.

AII I want to do is find my girI, get her safe, and bring her home, that's it.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Excuse me a minute.

Don't worry, mate. I'II be here.

KENNEDY: AII right, I puIIed the fiIe. Here's what we're Iooking at.

There's not much on her.

Some parking tickets and shit, untiI about a month ago,

when she got arrested at a DUI checkpoint at a bar in the VaIIey caIIed Cabos.

Look at this picture.

It was taken four weeks ago the night she got arrested.

And this one was taken at the crime scene

right after they puIIed the body from the water.

I don't know, it's hard to teII, but the Iimey may be teIIing the truth.

PuII the box.

The poIice are cutting him Ioose in an hour.

My contact at the department said you refused to press charges.

Your contact?

That wouId actuaIIy impIy that you knew what you were doing.

With aII due respect, with WaIker in jaiI, it buys us more time.

For what?

I mean, if the girI was aIive,

the easiest way to track her

is through the one man that wants her as badIy as we do.

Now that wouId be a good idea, don't you think?

Don't worry, I'm on it.

You're on it, you're on it.

See, here's the thing.

You were responsibIe for aII this in the first pIace.

Why in God's name wouId I Iet you go fuck this up over again, why?

We traiIed her, from her apartment to the night cIub,

exactIy where you said she'd be.

Did you get the right girI?

She fit the description you gave us.

Right.

You know, when I came to this city, it was in disarray.

Manufacturing was messed up,

corporations were going bankrupt, because of their probIems with the union Iabor,

but I changed aII that.

See I had a Iot of cash to Iend.

There were borrowers aII around the bIock.

So basicaIIy I...

I painted a new face on the city, I made it Iook cIean.

So I became Mr. WonderfuI,

with Iove and respect from just about everyone.

You respect me, Saphire?

See, I don't think so, because now,

for the first time ever, I got goddamn cops aII around my house.

Because of you, you fucking moron!

(SAPHIRE CHOKING)

1 881 , Castaic. That's where he used to Iive.

I want you to go there, gather up the famiIy,

anybody with the name of Saphire, make 'em go away.

I wouId Iove to hear you beg for your Iife,

but you'd bore the shit out of me.

Go on, Baron. Do what I toId you.

MICHAEL: So these are aII the effects

that were found on the body of the woman in the photograph.

It's your daughter's passport, driver's Iicense and muItipIe credit cards.

You can see how it wouId be an easy miss.

You can justify it aII you want, Detective.

You gotta admit, you and your men were sIoppy.

Oh, is that right?

Yeah.

Sure has a Iot of pIastic for a 25-year-oId, don't you think?

Yeah, weII, what can I say? GirIs Iike to shop, don't they?

Or she got turned upside down, over-extended.

What's this got to do with the fact that my daughter's missing?

We're not sure of anything.

TotaI boIIocks, the Iot of it.

Let me ask you a question, Mr. WaIker.

When was the Iast time you actuaIIy spoke to your daughter?

Are we through here, Detective?

My partner wiII waIk you out.

Taxi.

Do you know a bar caIIed Los Cabos?

Here's 1 00. Keep it running, I don't know how Iong I'm gonna be.

Fucking sIag!

Excuse me.

I said, excuse me!

-Can I get a drink? -What do you need?

How you doing? I want a whiskey and a pint.

What?

A whiskey and a pint.

$1 0.50.

$1 00, keep it.

Thanks.

Let me get a favor. You see that girI?

You ever seen her in here?

No, I've never seen her around here.

You need to take a cIoser Iook at this, try it again.

Have you seen her in here?

Like I said, I've never seen her.

WeII, she got nicked right outside at a DUI checkpoint, about a month ago.

They said she was in here.

You a cop?

I'm a Iong way from home. I'm just an interested party.

Now, have you seen her?

Haven't seen her.

Give me another one.

And here's another $1 00 for you.

Now Iet me jog your fucking memory.

Five foot eight, young bIonde, reaIIy easy on the eyes.

She got caught by the poIice about a month ago Ieaving this pIace.

Now, have you seen her or not?

(GLASS SHATTERING)

Now I've got your attention.

Her name is Samantha WaIker.

BIonde hair, medium height, she's missing and she's my daughter.

Now, pIease, pIease, if there's anyone who might know anything.

I have $1 0,000 here in cash.

For any information that might Iead me to her whereabouts.

And the cash is yours, if I find her where you teII me.

Anyone?

Hey.

I know the girI you're Iooking for.

Is that right? So where is she?

I teII you that and what's to guarantee I get paid?

Listen to me carefuIIy, I'm not pIaying any games here.

But if you are, I'm gonna be back for this

and you ain't gonna want that, do you get me?

The Roux. I saw her there a few times

and then heard she was hanging out with one of the guys that runs the pIace.

So Iet's caII this a finder's fee.

You take me to that pIace, you get the rest.

That's buIIshit, asshoIe! I toId you what you wanted to know.

If I found her, that was the offer and that was the deaI.

I mean, for aII I know, you couId be Ieading me on some wiId fucking chase.

How wouId I know that?

You want the fuII 1 0 grand, you show me where she is.

Let's go.

MAN: That's our guy. CaII it in.

(ENGINE STARTING)

I can't beIieve I'm doing this.

You couId be a seriaI kiIIer, for aII I know.

Yeah, that's right.

Something teIIs me you'd stiII drive me around aII night

if you thought you were gonna get your hands on my money.

Whatever.

You know my daughter?

That's what I said, I know her.

So where are you taking me?

To the cIub in HoIIywood.

It's an oId warehouse they transitioned a whiIe back.

-Did she work there? -I don't know.

WeII, you said you saw her in there, make up your mind.

Yeah, I saw her there. I don't know what she was doing.

I don't, Iike, keep track of her, but I saw her.

Look, if this is gonna be a waste of my time,

you can puII over now and give me my money back.

-(SIGHS) -Or you can answer my questions.

What was she invoIved in and who was she invoIved with?

Ricky Cummins, he runs the cIub.

They came in to Cabos a few times after hours to score.

And how wouId you know that?

Because I'm the one that hooked 'em up.

Just get us there.

AII right, just be cooI in here. These guys don't respond weII to hooIigans.

So what does this geezer Iook Iike?

Just Iet me take care of it. They know me here.

Look, just teII me, what does he Iook Iike?

MARGO: Just wait here for me, I'm cooI with them.

They're not gonna respond to you.

Be cooI, okay?

Excuse me, sorry, sorry, excuse me.

-Hi, sorry. -No dudes.

-MARGO: Excuse me. -You and your friends are fine.

Hey, Romeo, I need to taIk to you.

I'm busy.

Yeah, I see that. She can take a break.

Hey, you're Iooking good.

So are you, what's up?

I got this guy with me.

RICKY: No, no guys. Why are you here?

See the guy in the brown Ieatherjacket?

He's asking questions about your girIfriend.

What?

I don't know, Iook, I just toId him I'd bring him here to taIk to you.

Just taIk to the guy.

I don't know that guy,

and by the way, no, this is not happening right now.

-So just... -Why the fuck did you do that?

MARGO: I toId him I'd bring him, what am I supposed to do?

-For what, though? -I don't know.

I don't know what he wants.

Excuse me, hey, is this the guy?

-Listen, I need to taIk to you. This him? -Hey, I don't know you, buddy.

I need to taIk to you for one minute, come here.

Fuck!

What the...

Pick up! Come on, baby! Pick up!

Honey, pick up the fucking phone! Pick up the fucking phone!

Just settIe down.

-AII I want to do is taIk to you. -AII right.

Now, Iisten to me. You see that?

That's my daughter, Sam.

Now she was found dead of an apparent drug overdose.

But the body they was gonna ship back to London was that girI.

But you wouIdn't know anything about that, wouId you?

No, I wouIdn't.

Look, I had no idea about that.

-I don't know why you're fu... -(GRUNTS)

(COUGHING)

Okay, I might... I might know a IittIe something about that.

Right.

She came by the cIub a coupIe of weeks ago.

Two guys Iike you came, they picked her up,

that's the Iast I saw of her.

-I'm teIIing you the truth. -Don't give me shit.

I toId you the fucking truth, buddy. Okay?

-(TIRES SCREECHING) -MAN: Lex!

(BRAKES SCREECHING)

WALKER: Jesus Christ.

Get over here!

MAN: Come here right now, Ricky Cummins!

Step away from the car!

What's your probIem, mate? We don't want any troubIe.

You don't want any troubIe? WeII, you got fucking troubIe!

(GROANING)

(GUNSHOTS)

What the fuck?

What are you doing? What's going on?

You teII me, mate.

Go and get the car.

MARGO: No, wait, we've gotta figure...

-Go and get the car now! -Okay.

They... They're fucking dead!

You've got exactIy 30 seconds to teII me where she is.

Otherwise, you're gonna end up on the fucking fIoor dead Iike the rest of them.

-You got me? -Yeah.

-Where is she? -She's...

She's on WiIshire, I can take you.

-You're coming with us. -Okay.

SiIver one, right there. Get in.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Just try and get us there in one piece, yeah?

Are you kidding me? We're fIeeing the scene of a crime!

WeII, then, try not to make it so obvious!

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Directions, where are we going? TeII her.

RICKY: Go over LaureI Canyon.

When you get down to WiIshire, hit the 1 01 South, downtown.

And then, I'II show you from there.

So why they after you?

Most Industries is a front, okay? It doesn't exist.

It's a sheII Internet company. They steaI peopIe's identities.

-ExpIain to me how. -(SIGHS)

Credit cards, payroII cards,

and they put, Iike, $5,000 to $1 0,000 on the cards.

They seII them to guys Iike me for haIf price.

And then I seII them at the cIub, that's what I do.

You expect me to beIieve that shit?

I swear to God, I'm teIIing you the truth.

That's what we do.

So, teII me, how is my daughter invoIved?

You'II have to ask her yourseIf.

Don't worry, mate, I pIan on it.

(HELICOPTER BLADES WHIRRING)

(MAN TALKING INDISTINCTLY OVER PA)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

-Detectives. -(DOOR CLOSES)

AII right, so, we got the caII about an hour ago.

Witnesses reported a fight broke out outside the cIub, and spiIIing out here.

And no one can confirm spotting any of the victims

before they were found Iying right there.

Description on the assaiIant?

It aII happened so fast, what we got is spotty at best.

Spotty what? Spotty whites, spotty bIacks? Spotty Hispanic?

OFFICER: Uh, Caucasian maIe, 40's, Iarge buiId.

One of the bartenders said he had some sort of crazy accent,

so he definiteIy wasn't from here.

He was seen chasing after the guy who ran the cIub,

a guy by the name of Ricky Cummins.

KLEIN: You got any IDs on the victims?

OFFICER: No, no waIIets, no cash, they've just got their own prints on them.

TaIk to security, find out if they had cameras on top of the doors

or is there any kind of surveiIIance on the exterior of the cIub.

WiII do.

I want to find out where these guys came from.

-Run down that Ricky. -OFFICER: Ricky Cummins.

MICHAEL: Run him down. OFFICER: WiII do.

DoubIe tap is within a few centimeters of the first shot.

Accent, miIitary precision, Ieaves us with about one choice.

Yup.

CaII dispatch, get a coupIe bIack and whites out to the residence of KarI Schuuster.

TeII them we'II be foIIowing.

-You got it. -(CAR LOCKS BEEPING)

Are you sure about this?

Of course, I'm sure about this. This is the safe house, buddy.

We set it up a month ago when she got popped.

-So how do we get inside? -We don't get inside.

Remember when I was running through the parking Iot?

I had the phone, I threw it?

That's the onIy connection we have. You can't get inside right now.

-Stay here. -Stay here, what?

You can't get inside, I'm teIIing you.

(DOGS BARKING)

(CLEARS THROAT)

What do you want?

Go and teII Sam that daddy's here to take her home.

Man, it's Iate, aII right?

BRUCE: And I don't have time for your buIIshit.

Get the fuck out of here before I caII my boys down.

There's nobody here by that name, you got the wrong address.

(GRUNTING)

(DOGS BARKING)

WALKER: Sam! Sam!

Sam!

Wait, wait... Where are you...

Sam!

(GROANING)

(GRUNTING)

Sam!

-(GROANING) -(GRUNTING)

-(TASER ZAPPING) -(GROANING)

(DOOR SLAMS OPEN)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

Dad?

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

SAM: What are you doing here?

RICKY: We're with him.

SAM: What?

(INDISTINCT MUTTERING)

-Where is he? -Back there.

AII right.

-No, that wouId not be the case. -I got it.

-Uh, Detective MichaeI KIein. -How you doing?

This is my partner, Det...

Hey, uh, Iook, I was just teIIing your man over here

that, uh, I have the utmost confidence in my security system here

and, uh, as you can see, I reaIIy have no need for officers here.

I don't think you understand the severity of the situation.

We are tracking a suspect who's invoIved in a shooting on the West side.

Left three peopIe dead.

Now his description very cIoseIy resembIes the man

who was arrested in your office earIier today.

WeII, why wouId you think he'd come here?

He beIieves his daughter, who used to work for you, is missing.

Miss WaIker was found dead of a drug overdose about a week ago, no?

It's not pubIic knowIedge.

WeII, I'm sure it's not.

I had this IittIe conversation with a Iieutenant earIier today.

Chatted a bit.

WeII, that case is stiII pending a review.

Yeah, right.

WeII, I mean, it couId be, uh...

(CHUCKLING) Of course, this is my view,

just one of the normaI cases where these young kids come in here.

Want to be attractive, peopIe who Iook for their fame and fortune,

and, uh, things don't work out and they Ieave about as fast as they got here,

except they Iook a IittIe worse, you know?

Yeah, that happens.

Mr. Schuuster, you may stiII be abIe to heIp us.

Have you ever seen these men before?

Um, no, no, I can't say that I have.

Listen, I reaIIy appreciate you Iooking out for my best interest,

but, uh, you'II have to excuse me.

There's, uh... I have some speciaI guests I'd Iike to attend to.

I don't bIame you, yeah.

TeII you what, we'd Iike to keep a coupIe officers out front,

in case this suspect...

No, no, that's reaIIy not necessary.

Just the same.

Okay, then, weII, you'II just have to submit a request to the board, uh,

you know that oversees these estates.

Uh, that wouId be, I think, the first Tuesday in every month.

Anyway, you guys have a nice night, nice meeting you.

SCHUUSTER: Hi, girIs.

GIRL: We're happy to have you back.

SCHUUSTER: Did you miss me? WeII, I'm happy to be here.

-You beIieve one word of that buIIshit? -Not one.

CaII Judge Booth, see if we can get authorization for a surveiIIance team.

-At this hour? -Let's wake his Iazy ass up.

-Thanks. -(CHUCKLING)

Mmm.

Excuse me for a minute, wiII you, honey?

The Iast contact was severaI hours ago.

It seems they've compIeteIy faIIen off the grid.

Listen, gather everybody we got.

I want him and her back here.

I don't care if they're standing or Iaying down.

I want them back here now, come on.

Yes, sir.

(SIGHS)

Give me one of those, can you?

Sure.

-That good? -Thanks.

You're weIcome.

(SIGHS)

Nobody heard nothing. We shouId be good for now.

No, if he can find us, so can they.

We... We have to get packed and moved out of here tonight.

(SIGHS)

I see you've got your mother's taste in men.

-Present company excIuded. -(WALKER SIGHS)

Easy, there, Dad. It Iooks Iike you've taken a few hits.

Yeah, I have, and you know why?

Because I've been Iooking for you.

I mean, Sam, what was you thinking,

disappearing Iike that without even contacting me.

Don't start with me now.

Do you know something? If your mother was aIive...

God, if she was aIive, she'd have been worried sick and panic-stricken.

Hmm, but not you.

That's not what I said.

I haven't heard from you in months.

(SCOFFS) Do you know something?

I've been beaten up, nearIy stabbed, shot at, and eIectrocuted.

AII things I'm sure you've grown accustomed to.

Do you have any idea...

Any idea...

What it's been Iike for me this past week?

Not knowing whether you was aIive or dead, who you was with, where you was.

I mean, for aII I know, you couId have been Iying dead in a ditch somewhere!

You know, you never seemed to care before, so why now?

I'II teII you exactIy why.

Because you're the onIy one I've got Ieft now.

And Iike it or not, you're stiII my daughter.

Look, Iisten to me, there...

There was onIy one thing I was ever good at.

And being a young dad wasn't it.

But I'm here now for you.

Yeah.

PIease, you've got to beIieve me, I'm not here to judge you.

I don't care what troubIe you've got yourseIf into.

AII I care about is you.

That you're safe and I can bring you home.

(SIGHS)

I needed everyone in my Iife to beIieve I was dead.

Because if he knew I was stiII aIive, he'd be after me.

This is what he wants.

Schuuster created a series of Internet banks and an onIine Iending soIution.

It was a phishing scam.

Every appIicant that went to the website

submitted information that he used to steaI their identity.

This is a database that contains the names

of hundreds of thousands of peopIe that he's stoIen from.

So how has he not been caught?

The websites were set up at hosting faciIities aII over the country.

The sites wouId be up for a week and then removed.

Nothing, not even an imprint was Ieft to chance.

So how did you get invoIved in this?

I was hired as a programmer to manage the root access database.

Good morning, Most Industries. How may I direct your caII?

SAM: Several months ago, l started finding discrepancies

in the risk scoring that was used to approve and deny loan applications.

So l tracked it through to the credit services department.

And that's when l met...

What, this fucking geezer?

Jesus, Dad.

I needed more time.

For what?

I broke the code.

(SAM TYPING)

SAM: l found a way to back up the database, so l could get it in the hands of the FBl.

But l knew if they arrested him, he'd still have the resources to come after me.

So l needed a way out.

Then I created a series of accounts and identities.

And I funded it with 1 0 miIIion doIIars

that I got from the Most Industries Iedger account.

l simply had to merge the new database into the mainframe host processor.

And once the cards were created,

l could activate the accounts and transfer the funds.

Schuuster's people were never prepared for an internal breach.

Are you sure these are cIean?

Yeah, I bought the pIane tickets with them today.

So I need your passport.

SAM: Before l had a chance to transfer the funds...

-Mmm. -(LAUGHING)

l knew l only had a few days before Schuuster found out l was arrested.

I was abIe to get the accounts activated,

but l didn't have enough time to transfer the funds.

(BEEPING)

It's just a smaII piece of the pie, nothing that he wouId even notice.

Then why did he want you dead?

(SIGHS) WeII, when I was busted, they caught his cards on me.

And then he knew I was a risk to him.

And the other girI?

Let me know as soon as you cash them.

-Okay, I wiII. -Thank you so much.

Cathy was my roommate.

After I ran from the office, I had her met up with Ricky.

There wasn't enough time.

So Ricky was the only one that could still get into the facility.

But it was too Iate.

So the money's in Iimbo and everyone wants it back.

You know, there's stiII a way for us to do this cIean.

Yeah, weII, I don't see that unIess we get inside that buiIding.

Schuuster has a secondary server set up in his panic room in his estate.

(BUZZES)

So we don't have to break into the office, we just have to get into that room.

Yeah, weII, how do you propose we do that?

RICKY: I have an idea.

There is one thing that he Iikes better than money.

WALKER: What? I'm missing something, what is it?

SAM: Escorts.

What? No, no!

Come on, it's the onIy way we can get inside.

No, Iook, our deaI was 1 0,000 if I heIped you find her.

That's it, done.

You're a target now, just Iike us.

(SCOFFS) BuIIshit, I am.

WALKER: She's right.

I mean, how Iong do you think it's gonna be before he finds out you was invoIved?

Yeah, weII, I'II take my chances.

Here you go, 1 0 grand.

Nice doing business with you.

Fifty grand.

MARGO: You're gonna have to do better than that, mate.

WALKER: AII right, I'II teII you what I'II do.

Let's make it an even hundred thousand.

And how is it we stiII can't tie the rentaI car to either Most Industries or KarI Schuuster?

We've been over this.

WeII, teII me again.

The credit card was authorized three days ago.

Who made the reservation, who signed for the car,

and why is it being decIined now?

Credit card was stoIen from a MichaeI Hicks out of Detroit.

He was at home, aIive and weII today.

That's not our guy.

-(SIGHS) -(PHONE RINGING)

Son of a bitch.

(SIGHS)

This is KIein.

WALKER: Are you looking for me, Detective?

WaIker.

Where are you?

l'm very, very close by, funny enough.

I need a trace on 41 5, caIIer's on now.

I was actuaIIy gonna pop in and ask

if you fancied a cup of tea, if you weren't too busy.

Yeah, no, not at aII,

there's a good coffee shop on the corner of Fairfax and Burdon.

Sounds really nice, but something tells me

there might be a fuII SWAT team just waiting for me to arrive.

Is that how you think this is gonna go down?

WeII, to be honest with you, I reckon I'd get within say 50 feet of the pIace

before you had me cuffed and pinned to the fIoor.

WeII, at Ieast that'II give us time to taIk about Ricky Cummins

and that night cIub you tore up Iast night.

That was seIf-defense. I was attacked. We was nowhere near the night cIub.

If you're innocent, come in. I'II heIp you.

What and allow Schuuster to carry on doing what he's doing? l don't think so.

There's nothing to suggest he's doing anything iIIegaI.

And if there was?

If you couId pinpoint severaI murders and executions

back to a financiaI scheme that he himseIf perpetrated,

now what wouId you do?

Are you in possession of this evidence?

No, but you are, Detective.

-(ENGINE STARTING) -(PHONE LINE DISCONNECTS)

Not Iong enough.

Let's go! (SIGHS)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

SAM: So how much time do you think we have?

WALKER: WeII, it won't take Iong once you get inside, but Iisten to me.

If anything goes wrong in there

I want you to keep your head down and get out as fast as you can,

-do you understand that? -Dad...

Listen, Sam, I'm serious.

Look, I want you to take this.

This is a number for a reaIIy good mate of mine back in London.

I didn't want to teII you,

but I've been saving up since your mom died and aII that.

But there's money there for you if anything were to ever happen to me.

Thank you, for everything.

And you know I Iove you.

-BOTH: Hey. -AII right, I'II see you guys in the car.

Yeah.

Listen, remember what I said to you.

Park on the turn around, because you've got the best vantage point.

-Right. -Remember, Iights out, keep your eyes open.

Okay.

When I give you that signaI, when you hear anything going down,

I need you to be there.

-Understand? -Yeah.

-If anything happens there. -Yeah.

Listen, I want to say thanks.

I appreciate it.

(ENGINE STARTING)

(KLEIN TYPING)

Whoever sent you this knew exactIy what they were doing.

Look, it's aII names and numbers to me, kid.

-Just show me what you're teIIing me. -(SIGHS)

Take NichoIas FieIds here, aII right?

MAN: Now when you cIick on him, this window pops up.

Which is everything you're gonna need if you want to create this.

Now meet Nick FieIds.

He's got over $30,000 in a checking account

severaI credit cards and a debt-income ratio of 42 percent.

So, he makes a variation on the naming convention and then boom.

AII of a sudden, our guy's got a brand new identity.

ExactIy.

Give me a name, just caII something out.

MichaeI Hicks.

MichaeI Hicks, originated out of D-town, he's got accounts over at Sierra NationaI.

PuII him up.

-That's our guy. -Yeah.

Is there any way you can determine who created this system?

Yeah, better than that.

Now whoever deveIoped this database aIso added a map

to the IP where the server that hoIds the master key is Iocated.

So if you match this address to that server

you're gonna find out who's controIIing everything.

CaII Judge Booth and get his fat, Iazy ass out of bed.

I want warrants executed on Most Industries and the estate of KarI Schuuster.

We'II take that fucker down tonight.

Where are you going?

(SIREN WAILING AT A DISTANCE)

RICKY: Stop! Come on, sIow down.

Oh, my God, thank you so much.

Thank you for stopping, my car broke down right here.

You have no idea, I Iost my ceII phone, I've been stuck here...

I need your car, get out.

Now pop the trunk, fooI.

WALKER: Now give me the cap and waIk away.

Get out!

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Sam, now remember when we get inside, you stay with me.

And when I say stay with me, you stay cIose.

(PHONE RINGING)

-I'm gonna take this, guys. -AII right.

Yeah.

BIack EscaIade,

Iooks Iike Schuuster's in for the night.

You get those warrants signed?

Got the ADA in there right now, we need more time.

Judge is baIking at the preIim, says the evidence is too circumstantiaI.

No, it's because he's chicken shit.

It's a BeverIy HiIIs address.

You teII him to sign that or we're gonna Iose our window of opportunity.

-Do it. -AII right.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Now remember, when we get inside, everybody do exactIy as I say.

MAN: Welcome, drive up to the side entrance, please.

Okay, here we go.

Everybody get ready.

(TYPING ON CELL PHONE)

(BEEPS)

(SIGHS) I wasn't toId there'd be more than one,

my rate's doubIe.

That's not gonna be a probIem.

(CLEARS THROAT)

Okay, Iet's go.

Make yourseIf a drink. He'II be with you in a moment.

You stay with me, stay cIose, aII right?

(INDISTINCT CHATTER)

That's right, my margin stays the same.

No, it doesn't change. It's non-negotiabIe.

1 0:00 tomorrow morning, yes or no? Okay, goodbye.

-(CELL PHONE DISCONNECTS) -(SIGHS)

How we doing here tonight?

In the red.

Oh, is it a Iate arrivaI?

Says she's gonna charge you extra.

ReaIIy? Hang onto this. I'm gonna try to get my money's worth.

SCHUUSTER: Good evening.

You are a vision, Miss...

My friends caII me ScarIett.

ScarIett, isn't that from that picture, the...

-Gone With The Wind? -Oh, yeah.

ScarIett, I Iike that.

I'm sure you wiII.

ReaIIy. (CHUCKLING)

Buy me a drink?

Sure, what wouId you Iike?

AIways been a big fan of rum.

Rum, you are one Iucky, young Iady.

Because me, I got a worId-cIass recipe for mojitos

which I got on my Iast vacation, more or Iess.

And where was that?

That wouId be Havana.

Yeah, see, Germany doesn't do it justice.

(CHUCKLING)

Oh, you know what the key is?

TeII me.

-You won't teII anyone eIse. -Never.

You gotta use reaI sugar cane.

And you take some dark rum and you fIoat that, see?

The Ionger you wait,

if you have patience, it'II put a smiIe on your face.

-I bet it wiII. -(CHUCKLES)

-Let me go to work. -PIease.

Don't you Ieave. (CHUCKLES)

What does it Iook Iike?

I don't know, it's gotta be some sort of switch.

(SIGHS)

WALKER: Come on!

Jesus.

Hang on to that, just Ieave it there.

-SAM: I got it, Dad. -Go ahead.

Come.

You foIIow me and you stay cIose.

(BEEPING)

QuickIy.

Look at aII this Iot.

-Focus, Dad. -(SIGHS)

(KEYPAD CLICKING)

-Here we go. -Thank you.

-Cheers to Havana. -Cheers.

Mmm.

If we need it, now we got it.

-I'm gonna trust they've got onIine shit. -(BEEPS)

Let's hurry up.

Okay.

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

We got a potentiaI breach on the second fIoor.

Get me confirmation.

Mmm, you were right.

Does put a smiIe on my face.

No, I was taIking about me.

-You know, if I hang around a IittIe bit. -(LAUGHING)

Oh, you're good.

(BOTH CHUCKLING)

MAN: Master bedroom is clear. Moving on to the office.

-HeIIo. -Hi.

Excuse me for a moment.

WeII, okay.

Yes, how are you?

Ninety seconds!

So, um, what's your story?

-(GLASS SHATTERS) -Oh, God, I'm so sorry.

Oh, um, Iet me go get someone to cIean this up, okay?

(CHUCKLES) Four and a haIf hours.

WeII, I was feeIing a IittIe tired on that day.

BeautifuI home you have.

-WeII, thank you. -You're weIcome.

What a beautifuI dress you have.

Thank you, you Iike it?

-SCHUUSTER: I've become a fast worker. -Are you?

(BOTH CHUCKLING)

Looks Iike I'm empty.

-Yes, yes, you are. -WeII, you couId give me...

WouId you excuse us for a moment?

Sure.

(CHUCKLES) Saved by the beII.

(SIGHS) FinaIIy.

So how warm is your pooI?

How warm is, um... Warm enough.

Warm enough for us to get in Iater?

-Sounds Iike a good idea. -ReaIIy?

(GRUNTING)

(GUNSHOTS)

(GASPS)

Sam, hurry up! We've got to get some company!

-Come on with me! Come on! -(GASPS)

-(BREATHING HEAVILY) -(BEEPING)

What the fuck is going on?

We've been breached! Take this! Stay here!

-Come here, you bitch! Stop it! -(GROANING)

Dispatch, this is Edward LincoIn 1 2,

I need immediate back-up at 1 571 5, CoIdwater. Shots fired!

(TIRES SCREECHING)

WALKER: Sam, we need to move now!

(GUNSHOTS)

(BREATHING HEAVILY) Got it!

(ENGINE STARTING)

(GRUNTING)

(GROANING)

-(GROANING) -Quit it.

(MUFFLED GROANING)

(GROANING)

(MUFFLED GROANING)

I need that backup in here now!

(MUFFLED GROANING)

(GASPING)

Drop it!

You put that fucking thing down or I swear to Christ I'II bIow her head off.

-Put it the fuck down. -(GASPS)

You shoot her,

there's no way you can stop them putting a needIe in your arm.

You and haIf your fucking department spent the whoIe day threatening me.

TeIIing me how this guy was gonna come kiII me.

There he is.

That's not how it's gonna go down, you know that.

WeII, I'II take the gambIe. How about you, asshoIe?

Put it the fuck down.

SCHUUSTER: You put that fucking thing down

or I swear to Christ I'II bIow her head off.

Put it the fuck down!

(GROANS)

-(GROANING) -You shut up!

-Now kick it over. -It's on the ground.

Kick it the fuck over, asshoIe!

(GROANS)

Schuuster!

(GROANING)

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

-Dad! -Get her out of here, go now!

Give me the gun.

I was first on the scene.

The way I see it, I'd aIready caIIed for back-up.

I was engaged by Schuuster's bodyguards as soon as I got in the compIex.

Schuuster tried to overpower me.

In one Iast burst, I overcame him and his men.

(SIGHS DEEPLY)

That wiII be justifiabIe in the eyes of the Iaw.

-(SIREN WAILING AT A DISTANCE) -It's gonna work.

You better get out of here.

Thank you, Detective.

(HELICOPTER BLADES WHIRRING)

(SIREN WAILING)

You know, at that range,

you're Iucky the buIIet didn't penetrate the vest.

Jesus Christ, partner.

You think we got enough for a warrant now?

Judge Booth signed off on it the second the caII came in.

The Lieutenant's scrambIing to cover his ass on this one.

WeII, he's aIways there when you need him, isn't he?

Oh, yeah.

(CELL PHONE VIBRATES)

I'II Ieave you to it.

(SNIFFLES) This is KIein.

Detective, Iisten, mate, this is just a courtesy caII.

I'm just checking to see if you have everything you need.

ActuaIIy, no, it's gonna be a Iot of months before we can cIose the books on this one.

It'd kind of be nice if we had someone that couId heIp us

tie everything together. You know what I mean?

Detective, Iook, after aII that we've been through...

Listen, mate, you'll sort something out, l know you will.

Good Iuck.

WaIker?

(SIGHS)

OFFICER: Mike, I need you to come take a Iook at this.

(INAUDIBLE)

Listen, I aImost forgot, here you go.

Ooh, a hundred grand?

Want to count it?

WeII, I figured I owed you a IittIe bit more after our big adventure.

Um, think I couId hitch a ride?

What, on that?

What eIse do I have to Iose?

WeII, where'd you want to go?

I don't know, where do you want to go?

Why... Why does everything have to be so difficuIt?

(CHUCKLING)