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- Get down! Get down!

- Don't move!

- FBI! Don't move!

- Get down! Get down!

- Where are the hostages?
Where are the hostages?

- Down! Stay down!

- Police! Don't move!
Police! Don't move!

Get down! Get down!

- Clear!
- Police! Search warrant. Don't move!

- Steppin' out!
- Police, don't move!

Police, don't move!

FBI!

- Are you hit?
- I'm good.

Fuck!
- Front room, clear!

- Team leader! Status?
- We're clear, ma'am!

Two suspects in custody!

- You okay, Maser?
- Yeah.

Why'd he shoot?
There's no one here.

Whoa.

What the fuck?

Jesus!

- Those weren't our hostages.

- No. That was something else.

- Maser?
- Yeah?

- U.S. Attorney wants a statement.

What do you want me to say to her?
- The truth.

- Looks like Sonora...

- Yeah.

How many total?

- We've got 15 in this hall here,
about 20 in the back bedroom.

We haven't even checked the attic
or under the crawl space.

- Call DOJ, let 'em know what we have.

This one of the houses
owned by Manuel Diaz?

- No way to connect him,
but he owns it.

- Jesus Christ.

- Reg, step out.
It's okay.

- Vickers!
I need bolt cutters!

Vickers!

PD found something.

Relax.

Relax.

Such a heavy body count
this close to Phoenix

is without a doubt
a major escalation for the cartels.

There will be
pressure in Washington

to explain how such
a dramatic outrage

could happen so deep inside
the American heartland.

We may be talking
about the victims of a turf war

or maybe some illegal immigrants
who are tied to a ransom,

but it will be some weeks

before we have a clearer picture
on who the victims...

- What's goin' on?
- I have no idea.

She's been leading
our kidnap response team for three years.

Put her through the grinder since
she got here, and she hasn't blinked.

She's in the front line.

Nobody's gonna be happier than Kate
to see these guys go down.

- So she's a thumper.
- Today was her fifth OIS.

5-and-O,
not bad for a rookie.

She never worked cases?
- Been kicking doors since day one.

- I like her already.
What about the partner? He seen any action?

- He's only been with us 18 months.
- What's his background?

- He's a sharp kid.

ROTC scholarship to Maryland,

did a tour in Iraq,
got his law degree from UNC.

He's green, but he's good.

- No lawyers on this train.
Just give me the girl.

- We did this by the book, right?
- Come on, of course.

Jesus.
- What?

Oh, shit.

- Would you step in here, Kate?

- Quite a find today,
the loss of two officers notwithstanding.

- Yes, sir.

- How familiar are you
with Manuel Diaz's operation?

- His company, Sun Oasis,
has 80 or so foreclosure properties.

He has other legitimate businesses.
Urn...

But he's rumored to be linked
with one of the Mexican cartels.

- Manuel Diaz works for the Sonora Cartel.

He's most likely
their senior member in the United States.

What do you
know about his brother?

- I wasn't aware he had one.
- Guillermo.

His brother's name is Guillermo.
Do you know anything about his cousin?

- I didn't know he had one of those either.
None of that is in his file.

- His cousin is Fausto Alarcon.

- I don't know who that is.

- No one does.
He's off the grid.

He's number three
in the Sonora Cartel.

- This is not my department, sir.

- Like I said,
Agent Maser doesn't work narcotics.

She runs a kidnap response team.

- Are you married?

- Am I married?
- Do you have a husband?

- Divorced.

- Kids?

- No.

Anything else?

- No. Thanks, Kate.
If you could wait outside, please.

- Well?
- I have no clue.

- Who are those people? You know?

- No idea.

Thanks for coming in, guys.

- Will you come back in, Kate?

- DOJ wants advisors that focus
on cartels involved in pursuing Mr. Diaz.

This is Matt Graver.
He'll be leading the team.

Isn't this
Phoenix homicide now?

- No, we're expanding
the scope of the investigation a bit.

- You'll act as a liaison.
- What does that mean?

- They need an agent
with tactical experience, like you.

- State Department
is pulling an agent from the field

that specializes
in responding to escalated cartel activity.

You'll be part of the team.

You'll meet up with them
at Luke, uh, tomorrow?

- Day after. Early.
- Air Force Base?

- Yeah, we're gonna go see Guillermo.
- Diaz's brother?

- That's the one.

- Where is he?

- Uh, he's in the El Paso area.

- What's our objective?

- To dramatically overreact.

- Kate, you must volunteer
for an inter-agency task force.

Think very hard before you respond.

You wanna be a part of this?

- Do we get an opportunity
at the men responsible for today?

- The men who were really
responsible for today, yeah.

- I'll volunteer.

(bQWI Papa!

- Hmm.
- Wake up!

We need to go to my soccer match!

- You play soccer?
- Si.

- You're sure?
- Si.

- No.

- Yes, Dad, we have to!

- Okay, let's go.

- Mama, make coffee and eggs for Papa!

- Yes, my love.

You keep an eye
on that doughy prick with the flip-flops.

Don't trust him.

How you doin', sir?
- IDs?

She's on the list, but you're not.
- Well, what's she supposed to do?

- I need you to turn this around for me.
- It's fine. It's good.

I'll call you when we're headed back.

- Alright.

- Morning.
- Morning. Am I late?

- No, no, no. We just landed.
Come on, this way.

My bird dog over there, Alejandro.

- Are we taking this?
- Yeah. Only the best for you.

- DOD flies you around in private jets now?

- Yeah. You guys don't have one of these?
- Right.

Is there any food on this flight?

- Uh, there's some bitchin' peanuts
in the back.

But it's kind of a self-serve deal.

Kate Macer.

- Have you been to Juarez before?

- Uh...

No, I...
We're goin' to El Paso, right?

Yeah, amazing. Okay.

- Are you okay?

- Yeah. I'm fine.

- So, um...

So this is your specialty?

'Hmm?

- The cartels in Mexico are your specialty?

- Yeah. Yeah.

- Is there anything I should know?

- Uh, you're asking
me how a watch works.

For now, let's just
keep an eye on the time.

_ Qkay-

- How you doin'?
- Howdy! How you been?

- Good, buddy.
How you feelin'?

- Well, when I pee, it burns.

- Maybe it's gonorrhea.

What color is it?
- Yellow with red specks.

- Red specks or blood?

I'm tryin' to get DOD to let me
look into this conspiracy to sink Fiji.

- Fiji?
- Yeah.

- Leave Fiji alone, terrorists!

- Exactly.
I figure a month or two over there,

we'll get it all worked out.
So who's goin' over there today?

- Marshals, DEA...
I pulled a team for you, Matt.

- Oh, man, I love it when you say "a team."
It makes me all warm and fuzzy.

- Oh, they're a crack bunch, too.
Just rotated back from Afghanistan.

- Wow. Where's everybody linking up?
- AIC.

- Good, good, good.

Mexican Federal Police
will meet you at the border

and proceed with you to the courthouse,
located here.

This is a high-level target.

The most likely spots for an attempt
will be at the exchange

and at the border
crossing on the return.

The Marshals will enter...

Kevin, Keith,
you wanna stand up?

Now, the Marshals' response team
is in Laredo...

- Love Texans.

- So our friends from Delta
have volunteered to come along

and will escort
the Marshals on the exchange.

And here's the man of the hour.

You comin' with or waitin' here?

- We'll take the tour with you.
Loan us a couple pop guns.

- Alright, this is turning
into an all-star affair!

- Keith, you want another hand on the exchange?
- You sober?

- Will be by the time we get there.

- Got a bottle in the truck
in case your hands get shaky.

- I know I could always
count on you, Keith.

- We'll gear you up
as soon as we're done here.

Now, Matt, you can be
the tip of the spear,

and we don't have to
rob a guy from Delta.

Now, be careful
on the turnaround.

If the Federale's a shooter,
it's gonna happen on the turnaround.

Delta's Team One
will be the lead vehicle.

We can divide Team Two between the carry car
and the trail vehicle. That okay?

Good. Now, Delta,
if you can identify yourselves

so everyone knows who to hide behind
if shit hits the fan.

The most likely spot for a hit will be

at the border crossing on the return.

Anywhere along the way,
anyone not

in this room is a potential shooter.

The op isn't over
until we get back here.

Okay?

Be alert. Be vigilant.
And be aware. Let's go.

- What?

Hey!
I thought you were in prison.

They took me out.

They needed somebody for this job.
- For good behavior or bad behavior?

- Have you ever been over there?

- I worked in Juarez.

- For the DEA?

- No.

- For who?
- For Mexico.

I was a prosecutor.

- You're not American?
- No.

- Who do you work for now?

- Oh, I go where I'm sent.

- Where were you sent from?

- Cartagena.

- Colombia.

- Listen...

Nothing will make sense
to your American ears.

And you will doubt
everything that we do.

But in the end,

you will understand.

- Here, try this on.
See if it fits.

- Is he CIA?
Are you?

- He's a DOD advisor, just like me.
- No, he's not.

- Just pay attention to Alejandro
and if he says to do somethin', just do it.

- I'm not authorized
to follow orders from Alejandro!

Especially in Mexico!
- Fine. Then stay here.

But you don't want to, do you?
- I just wanna know what I'm getting into.

- Kate, you volunteered to get on this train
because you know

you're doing nothing in Phoenix.

Yeah, you're just
sweeping up a fucking mess.

In six months,
every single house you raid

will be rigged with explosives.
Do you want to find the guys responsible?

Yes or no?
- Yes.

_ Yes?
' Yes!

- This is where we start.

Try it on.

There she is.

The beast.

Juarez.

You know,

1900s, President Taft
went to visit President Diaz.

Took 4,000 men with him.

And it almost was called off.

Some guy had a pistol.

Was gonna walk right up to Taft
and just blow his brains out.

But it was avoided.
4,000 troops!

Think he felt safe?

- Welcome to Juarez.

- It's brilliant what they do.

When they mutilate a body like that,

they make people think
they must have been involved,

they must have deserved such a death
'cause they did something.

Oh, it's brilliant what they do.

You hear that?

Those aren't firecrackers.

Mexicans are
adjusting our route.

There's activity ahead,
we need to go around.

Everyone hold on.

- Nothing will happen here.

They try anything,
it will be at the border.

Keep an eye out
for the State Police.

They're not always the good guys.

- Spotter vehicle, left lane. Left lane!

- Spotter vehicle, nine o'clock.

I'm gettin' a boner.

- Is that one of ours?
- Watch the right, watch the right.

No, that's a lone wolf.

- Eyes on rooftops.

- Nothing.

Rooftops clear.

- Bridge is one klick out.

Road is clear.
Hotfoot it, gentlemen.

Everyone stay in this lane.
Our agents at the border

are waving traffic through
to get us over as quickly as they can.

- Everyone stay frosty.

- Okay, it's a fuck-up.
What are we gonna do now?

- Here's the deal,
a car broke down up ahead.

It's being sorted out,
but it's gonna take a while. Stand by.

- Get your service weapon out.

Red Impala, two lanes over, on my ten.

- Copy that. Red Impala, two lanes left.

- Roger that.

Three lanes left.
Seven o'clock. Green Civic.

- Bring your window down.

Gun.

- Gun. Gun left!

What are the rules here?

- We must be engaged to engage.

- Permission to get out of the vehicle
and set a perimeter?

- Stay in your vehicle.

You can do what they do.
If they get out, you get out.

- Get ready.
They can see our lane clearing.

If it's coming,
it's coming now.

- Move!
- Wait, wait, wait.

- Get outta the car.

- Jesus Christ!

Don't move! Ca/mate!

- No, no, no, no!

In peace, in peace.

Put down the gun.

Do you want to die?

- What the fuck are we doing?

Fuck!

- Lane's clear!
The lane's clear!

Don't look at me!

- Put your hands behind your head! Go!
Hands behind your head!

- Clear!
- I got this!

- Go, go, go!

Move, move, move!

- This is gonna be on the front page
of every newspaper in America.

No, it won't. It won't even make
the papers in El Paso.

- Clear!

- Come here.

Got a little nutty, huh?

Nutty? Yeah.
Yeah, that was fucking illegal.

You wanna start a war?
You're a fucking spook!

And him!
I mean, who the fuck is that?

- Told you you could stay here.
- Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ. You just spray bullets at...

Yeah, sure there's just fucking
civilians everywhere.

I'm not a soldier! This is not what I do!
- Whoa! Don't sell yourself short, alright?

- The reason Reggie's home
is I know he wasn't ready for this.

But he better get ready real quick
because this is the future, Kate!

Juarez is what happens when they dig in.
This is it!

- What am I doing here?

- What you're doing here
is you're giving us the opportunity

to shake the tree and create chaos.
That's what this is!

In the meantime,
just sponge everything up you see.

Learn! That's why you're here.

Guillermo...

You're giving him a belly full of water,
you devil.

You didn't think we'd get you here, did you?

- No hablo lng/es.
- No hablo lng/es?

I love it when
they no hablo Ing/es.

You know, I brought
an old buddy of yours.

I bet you hab/o to him. Yeah.

I didn't know ghosts got thirsty.

- I know someone kept him alive for us.

I doubt it was easy.

- What's easy these days?

I'm sorry about what happened on the return.

I control only what I can.

- It's not your fault.

- How is your wife?
- She's well.

We have 2 boys.
6 and 8 years old.

- In Juarez?

- No, Monterey.

- Much better.

- It's more peaceful.
- Si.

- There's rumors of a tunnel.

Fausto's main road into Arizona.

If you're doing what I think you're doing,
that's the best place to cross.

If you can find it.
But time is against you.

In three days,
nobody will be where they are today.

Shall we?
- No, it's better if you don't.

Something happens
in that room,

it's easier to say
you didn't see anything.

It's great to see you're still in the fight.

- I'm sorry for what happened to you.

Take care.

- Aw, Alejandro,
I think he remembers you.

I'm gonna step out.

Timmy.

- Now you'll learn what's hell
in Yankee Land.

- No, Medellin.

- What do you keep lookin' at me for?

No hablo Ing/es, remember?

No, no.

- Can I have one of those?

Thank you.

- You like fireworks?
- Huh?

- Wanna see something cool?

Come on.

Here we go.

Look right there.

- Unbelievable.

- That's what happens
when you chop the head off a chicken.

- Yeah.

I can see.

Can you get 'em all in one place?

We just landed back in Phoenix.
I'm on a clock, I can't wait.

Alright, look, contact Bob Fisks.

Have him hold 'em in the staging area.

Yeah. How long does it take
to get to Tucson?

- Um, from here it's a little over two hours.
- Alright. We'll be there around 2:00. Yeah.

- Are we going to Tucson?

- Yeah, you gotta learn
how to sleep on a plane.

- They let me on the base when you need
a ride, don't they? You okay?

- She's fine.
- I didn't ask you.

- And yet I answered.

Kate,

who's that?

- We're goin' to Tucson.

- What's the deal, Matt?
Why you holdin' up my transport?

- Don't worry, Bob. We'll be quick.

- How's the auditor gonna react to
an $8,000 check to fuckin' Domino's Pizza?

- Don't be so dramatic, okay?
This is Kate Macer with the FBI.

This is her partner, what's-his-name.
It was her call.

- Yeah, it wasn't my call.
Have you got another one of those?

- Finish it before you get up there.
- No problem.

- Hey, Kate.

Tell me what happened in El Paso.

- We weren't in El Paso.
We were in Mexico.

- I guess we're not following any procedures.

What do you wanna do?

- We want to talk to the people
caught around the Nogales area.

- Okay.
That group.

This group here.
And that group.

- Okay. They stay and the rest can go.

Josef!

- Everyone from Nogales, groups A, D, E...

Groups A, D, E...

Stay seated.

Everyone else to the buses.

NQW!

On the bus. Andale.

“

- What are we looking for?

- Just keep watching.

- From this group here,

who was been in the US before?

Excuse me.

Where?

- In Arizona.
- Arizona.

Are you married?
- Yes, sir.

- Any children?
- Si.

- Where?
- Chihuahua.

- Let me see your hands.

Do you have any tattoos?
- No, sir.

* No?

And you, what's your name?

- Alejandro.

- Last name?

- Alejandro Rodriguez.

- And where have you been?

- In Texas.
- Texas...

And where have you been?

- Arizona.
- Arizona...

- Talk to me.
What are we doing?

- I don't have any answers for you.
- Let's get some, then.

- You think I haven't asked these questions?
Do you think you can do better?

- Yeah.
- Go ahead.

- Matt, can we talk for a minute?

- What's up?

Everything okay?

You look very serious.

- There's "in the dark"
and there's the way you're treating us.

I want to know the objective
or I walk, period.

- Then go. I didn't ask you to be here.
She did.

- I walk, too.

- What do you wanna know?
- Everything.

- Fuckin' lawyers.

Alright.

Guillermo...

told us about a tunnel east of Nogales,
near Sasabe.

Now we're tryin' to find out
what areas near there migrants avoid

so we can find the tunnel.

- That better?
- And Guillermo is...

- Guillermo, he just told you
where the drug tunnel is? He just told you?

- Guillermo didn't
have any other options.

We send him back across the border,
he's a dead man.

Now he gets to spend the next 30 years
in an American prison,

- in relative safety.
- Just tell us the truth, man.

- We are gonna make enough noise

that Manuel Diaz is called back to Mexico
to see his boss.

- That's the truth.
- And then?

- And then we know where his boss is.

- His name is Fausto Alarcon.
El Verdugo.

Every day across that border,

people are kidnapped or killed by his hand
or with his blessing.

To find him would be like
discovering a vaccine.

You understand the value of that.

- Alright, we're good.
Just don't keep us in the dark.

- Great!

- You afraid of the dark?

- Hey!

It's been a humdinger of a day.
Go home. Get some rest.

We'll find our own ride.
We'll see you tomorrow!

- I just drove a hundred fucking miles.
- It's a fucking blessing, trust me.

- Got you smokin' again?
- Yeah.

- Who the fuck's Guillermo?

Come and eat.

Let's get ready for school.

- Where's Dad?

- He's working.

- When's he back?

- Don't know.

- Gotta get you a new bra, woman.

- The list of things I need.

I'm just saying, you know.
Some nice lacy somethin'.

- It's been a while since someone's
seen me in a bra, except you.

Oh, God, don't look at me like that.
I don't want your pity.

- How was seeing Evan the other day?

- I don't know...

- Miss him?
- Ask me something else.

- I used to see guys like Matt in Iraq.
Gotta be careful around these people.

CIA's not supposed to work
this side of the fence.

- He's a DOD adviser.
- You really believe that?

You need somebody watching your six,
'cause I promise you they aren't.

- You know,

we're not even scratching the surface,
doing what we're doing.

And they are.

- Mmm. Well, you sure picked
the motherfuckers to show us.

- What's the password?

- Moron.

- Los Caballeros, can you cross there?

- You can.

- But the coyotes there are crooked.

No women can cross there.

- This is our spot.
- No way! No, no.

- This is drug land.

The only people who cross there
are mules and pollos.

It keeps Border Patrol away.

Never cross where there are tunnels.

- You know this area?

- For years it was the best place to cross.

Here you can walk easily to Highway 86.

There is water and shade.

- Are you getting this?
- Mmm-hmm.

- Can you mark the trail to the tunnel?

- They hide the entrance behind an old car.

Look, right here.

- Si.

That's our way across.

- So Guillermo was tellin' the truth.

It's gonna be a good day.

Hey, Kate.
Got any friends at Phoenix SWAT?

- Yeah, we use them in breaches all the time.
- Good, 'cause we're gonna need their help.

- What for?

- We are gonna fuck
with Manuel Diaz's wallet.

This is our Smurf, guys.
Blonde hair, white purse.

- You know the Heimlich?
- Oh, yeah.

- She tries to eat that deposit receipt,
you Heimlich it right out of her, hear me?

- Copy that.

- There she goes.
Alright, go get 'em, tiger.

- Take 'em.

- Get down!

Hold still!
Hold still!

- Whoa!

- You want bank computers for evidence?
- No, no. Just the money.

But freeze all his accounts, everything.

Even if his dog opened an account,
I want you to freeze it.

- What do you got?

- Got a mobile money launderer.

- Pack it up.

- Come on. Come on!

- You coming?
- No, don't go in the bank.

- This is something
we can actually build a case on.

- Don't go in the bank, Kate!
There you go, and she's goin' in the bank.

These are all
Manuel Diaz's accounts?

Yeah. Cash deposits made daily
in $9,000 increments.

- So, it doesn't have to be reported.
- That's right.

- And you can seize those?

- I already have. And I'll go through
these wire transfer numbers and

freeze all these accounts as well.

- Here you go.

- Oh, damn, that's smart.
- What?

- This is a bank line of credit.

See, you make payments over what you owe
and it doesn't show up as cash,

it shows up as a negative loan balance.

It's never reported to anyone.
IRS, DEA...

This money is invisible.
- How much does he have?

- Take a look.

- Oh, my God.

They just seized $17 million.

- It's a bogus bust, Kate.
- What?

- You can't prosecute it. No one controls
who deposits money in an account.

An attorney“ have that money back
'm a few months,

but a lot of heads will roll before that.

- But we can arrest Manuel for now.
We can get him off the street.

- We gotta get Manuel called back to Mexico.
That's the objective.

- We have no jurisdiction in Mexico.

We have nothing.
We need to do something now.

- Can't arrest him.

What?

When?

Wait a minute.

Mmm-hmm.

- $9,000 is deposited into this account
every day, in cash, for five years.

- It's not illegal.
It's suspect, but it isn't illegal.

- I think the IRS
might think it's illegal.

- What do you want, Kate?
What would you like done here?

- I want to follow
some semblance of procedure.

That's what I want.
To build a prosecutable case.

- We prosecuted more felony drug oases
in this region last year

than in the two
previous years combined.

Are you feeling that on the street?

You getting the vibe
that we're winning?

- No.

Do you?

- No, sir, I don't.

- Advisers like Matt come in,
they stir the pot,

they cause the criminals
to react and make mistakes.

That's how we build cases
against the individuals

that actually make a difference
in this fight.

It's when they're nervous,
when they stop trusting their crews,

when they move their money.

These are all opportunities to strike.

And that's the purpose
of people like Matt.

- Kate, this isn't something
that I dreamed up myself.

I don't have the authority to hire advisers

or authorize joint agency missions,

or fly agents from Air Force bases.

Are you understanding me?

These decisions are made far from here

by officials elected to office,
not appointed to them.

So if your fear is
operating out of bounds,

I am telling you, you are not.

The boundary's been moved.

Are we clear?

Yes, sir.

I need a fucking drink.

- Where you wanna go?
- Anywhere.

- I'm gonna go get a table.

- I guess it's on me.
- Thanks.

- What'll it be?
- Two beers.

- Coming UP-

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

- I want a cigarette so bad.

- Maser?

- Yeah?

- I hate to go on about this, but...

I think the bra situation's
the least of your problems.

_ Qkay...

- 'Cause you look like shit.

You do. You look like shit.
Everybody on the team's talkin' about it.

They're like, "Kate used to be
a number one draft pick.

"Now look at her.
She looks like fuckin' shit."

Look at you. Your eyebrows are a mess.
- No, they're not!

- They're like caterpillars,
like wild beasts. You're losing weight...

- I'm eating.
- What is it, one T-shirt a week?

At least work on your personal hygiene, huh?

- You sound like my mother.
- Maybe I am your mother.

First we work on personal hygiene,
then we move on to the shopping.

Get you some potatoes, yeah?
Eat some food...

- Where have you taken me?
What is this place?

- It's a bar.
- It's full of cowboys.

- I'm a cowboy.

- You're a redneck?

- I'm a redneck.
Got a trailer. Got a wife.

- What are you talking about?
- I got a trailer, a wife. She's my sister.

_ Big Reg.

- Ted!
- What's goin' on, man?

- Long time. How you been?
- Good to see you.

- Good to see you, too. How you been?
- Gettin' your groove on, huh?

- We just started. We just got here.
- Alright. You, uh...

Gonna introduce me, man?

- Ted, Phoenix PD,
Kate, my partner.

- How you doin'? Just Ted's fine.

- I saw you play softball once.

Softball?

- She was at the game, Ted.

- "The game?" Aw...

- Where you struck out
in slow-pitch softball.

- You played really, really well.
- Yeah, I appreciate that.

I'm gonna head back to that bar now.

Can I get y'all another round?

- Yeah, sure.
- Alright.

- Ted, he's a good guy.

- Mmm-hmm.

- Divorced.

- Just give me one second,
I'll be right with you.

Alright...

- Just wait, wait, wait a second...

- What, what, what?
Is that too much?

- Just wait one minute.
I just need a second.

- Alright.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Hey, Kate?

Hey! Hey, come here,
stop, stop, talk to me.

Just talk to me. Okay?
Relax. Okay? Just take it...

Whoa, shit! Kate...

What is it?
What? Stop.

Stop. Stop.

Shit, what the fuck
is wrong with you?

Don't...
What the fuck are you...

Ah! Goddamn!

You fuckin' try to shoot me?
You fuckin' crazy?

Stop that!
- Get off me!

- Damn it, Kate!
Just fucking stop!

Stop!

Stop, bitch! Stop!

Fuckin' stop!

Stop. Shh.

Fuck!

This is you, you hear me?
You did this. You did this.

- Psst!

- You used me as bait.

- Nah, you used yourself as bait.

I told you not to go in the bank.

You brought him back here, though.
That was smart.

- Yeah. Love how we're gonna pretend
like I planned this.

- Why don't you just write that
in your report.

Come on!
This is good news!

They're gonna call Manuel back soon.

Isn't that the point?

It's okay, Reg.

- I thought he was a friend.
- I know.

- Want me to stay tonight?
- No. I'm good.

- You sure?
- I'm good.

How y'all want me to talk to you
when you keep fuckin' hittin' me?

- How many other
corrupt motherfuckers

are you workin' with on
this side of the border?

- Alright. Look...

It's exactly what I told you, alright?
They just...

They came to me
and they wanted details about our case

and, yes, I did it. I gave it to them,
but I never wanted anybody to get hurt.

I would've never gotten involved
with them pieces of shit if I thought that...

Ahh! Fuck! Okay!

Okay! Fuck! Okay!

"Okay, okay, okay,"
is not what we're lookin' for, Ted.

You know what the beauty is
of you being so beat to a pulp?

'Cause no one's gonna notice
a few more scratches.

This is a new deal, Ted.

I'm the one who decides whether
your daughter'll get Federal protection...

- Aw, fuck...

- Or whether we post
your ex-wife's address on the Internet.

I decide whether you go to prison
in a work camp in Missouri,

or a kill house like Corcoran.

- Alright.

- This is where you negotiate
how to survive, my friend.

- Okay. Look...

I feel like this whole thing's
just gotten away from me...

I fucked up. Okay, I fucked up
and I'm in over my fuckin' head right now.

I'm sorry... Ahh!

Fuck! Get it out!
Get it the fuck out!

Fuck! Get it the fuck out! Get it out!

Motherfucker!
And fuck you!

Fuck!

- How many officers
do they have working on the force?

- I'll tell you everything
you wanna know.

You just gotta promise me
that my daughter's gonna be safe, okay?

You make me that promise.

- You want the truth?

- Please.

- Give me all the names...

of all the motherfuckers
they got working on the force.

- Okay, okay...

- Alright?
- Qkay...

- Okay. So which phone do we start with?
- It's in that one. It's that shitty one.

- That's the shitty one?
- Yes, sir!

- How you feelin'?

- Better.
- Uh-huh.

Well, you should've shot him.

- I just tried to have sex with my hitman.

- Nah.
He's no assassin.

He just wanted to know what you know.

They're after us, not you.

- Thank you.

- You remind me of someone
very special to me.

Hmm.

Get some rest.

Tomorrow they'll call Manuel Diaz
back to Mexico

and we'll cut a leg from them.

- We have eyes on the objective.

Can we get a closer visual?

Ten meters going down east of the ridge.

(bOWI Papa?

Eggs,

- With jalapefios?

- Of course.

Are you working today?

- Tonight.

- Do you want to play soccer in the park?

- Football?
- Si, Papa.

- Hand me my coffee.

Alright, we'll play.

No!

Never touch that!

Understood?

- Come on in.
Tasty beverage?

Okay, boys.

- What's going on? What's the plan?
- We're going hunting.

Looks like Manuel Diaz
is being called back to Mexico.

Just waiting for confirmation.

There's the tunnel right there.

Alright, listen up.

Let's clarify the op.

We're gonna drive to location,
proceed on foot...

- How are you?
- Good. How are you?

- I'm fine.
- How's the neck?

- It's better, thank you.
- Good, good.

These diagrams are based
on other tunnels that have been mapped.

They're for reference only,
they're not accurate.

Once on the Mexican side of the border,
there'll be a small staging area,

then another shaft
will lead to the main warehouse

and the road that returns to Mexico.

Once we clear the mules,
we don't expect more than a dozen bandits.

- No. They use Mexican police
for vehicle transport.

If you see a uniform in the tunnel,
consider him a bandit, too.

- Okay. Uh, you want to discuss ROE?

- Nah, we'll save that for later.
- Okay.

This is an in and out.
We're clearing, placing an agent.

It's all about creating a diversion.

Want the mother
of all diversions, boys.

Need a lot of noise.
Fourth of July on steroids.

Alright.
Weapons check. Let's go, boys.

- This looks like confirmation.

I need to fit your guy with a locator.
- Yeah, do it.

Those are Special Ops.
Are we going in on this?

- Nah. You guys aren't
really dressed for it.

- Well, you didn't fuckin' tell us.
- You two went cryin' to Daddy yesterday,

and we don't want Daddy to know everything.

- We'll get you some extra gear.
- We have tac gear in the car.

- Good. You guys will hang back
when we get there, okay?

- Then why are we going?

- 'Cause CIA can't operate
within US borders...

Without a domestic agency attached.

- I told you you'd be useful.

- So that's it.
That's why I'm here.

Yeah, that's it.

That's why you're here.

Hey, we find any drugs,
you guys get to confiscate 'em.

It's gonna be a big day.

- Un-fucking real!

Front and back.
- Kate.

Kate, come on.
Fuck these people, man.

They've been using us from the beginning.
We don't have to do this.

- I need to know what they used us for.
- Doesn't matter what!

- Yes, it does!
- I say we walk.

We walk and make them eat
this whole fucked-up operation.

- No. I have to know.

- Black Mercedes...

Plate number,
Romeo-India-November

three-one-Bravo-seven.
Heading south by southeast.

Where?

Okay.

We gotta hit the tunnel
the minute we get on the ground.

Pretty exciting, huh?

What is target's location?

- 14 miles south of Nogales
heading west, rapidly.

- Keep your fuckin' safeties on,
barrels pointed down.

Stay in the back.

Don't shoot anyone on my fuckin' team.
Right?

Gear check?

Thermal camera, check.

Night vision goggles, check.
- Get those guys.

- Wanna take Alpha squad,
I'll take B squad?

- You got it. Let's do it.
- Let's go, boys.

- Control, you copy?

- Roger, Alpha. We read.
Comms are good.

Fifty meters.
Your three o'clock, Alpha.

Stand by.
Getting close to objective.

Alpha, Bravo, be advised.

12 meters straight ahead.

Alright, we need to boogie

and we need to do it quiet
till we find the center.

Draw the fighters to you
and make some noise.

Don't follow me.
I'll be fine.

What are the rules
of engagement?

Weapons free, my friend.
Weapons free.

- Weapons free, boys.
- Good luck.

(gunsnon

' My gun!

- Leave it.
Stay on my six.

Hurry up!

Help me out!

- Let's get out of here!

- Come on!

- Let's go.
Give me the keys!

Give me the keys!
- Calm down!

(gunsnon

- Hands in the air.

Turn around.

- Medellin ?

- Freeze!

Step away from him.
- Put that down.

- I mean it!
Move away from him right now!

- Don't ever point a weapon at me again.

Catch your breath.
Then get back up there.

Both hands on the steering wheel.

I am through.
Do you have my location?

- Roger, we have you.
Target is east and north of you.

Looks like Highway 56 to 17.
Will intercept him if he stays on 17.

Go east on 56 off Highway 2.

- Wilco.

What's your name?

- Silvio.

- Silvio...
You're going to exit onto Highway 56.

- I have a son.

- What you do now is for you family.

Is he through yet?

- We have joy. GPS is transmitting.
Audio is transmitting.

Should intercept in 20.

- That was a clean,
clean fucking op, my friend.

- Except for these two assholes.

- Well, you're better overseas.
You don't have to babysit.

- Where's Kate?
- I thought she was with you.

- We gotta go back.

- Oh, shit. Boys, we're missin' one.
Let's go.

Hey!

- Whoa, whoa!

- Just lay back, baby.
Let it happen.

- Stop. Stop moving.

- Get off me!

Stop moving! Stop!

Stop it.

Just relax.
Just relax.

Alright?
You gonna stay there?

Are you gonna stay there?

Alright.

Now, you listen.

You went up the wrong tunnel.

You saw things you shouldn't have seen.

- What is Medellin?

- Medellin?

Medellin refers to a time...

when one group
controlled every aspect of the drug trade,

providing a measure of order
that we could control.

And until somebody finds a way
to convince 20% of the population

to stop snorting
and smoking that shit,

order's the best we can hope for.

And what you saw up there

was Alejandro working
toward returning that order.

- Alejandro works
for the fucking Colombian cartel.

He works for the competition.

- Alejandro works for anyone

who will point him toward
the people who made him.

Us.

Them.

Anyone who will turn him loose.

So he can get the person
that cut off his wife's head,

and threw his daughter
into a vat of acid.

Yeah.

That's what we're dealing with.

- You can't do this.

You can't.

I'm sure as shit not the person
you're gonna hide it all behind.

- You need to just take a breath.
- I'm gonna fuckin' talk.

- No, you're not.
- Yeah.

I'm gonna tell everyone what you did.

- That would be a major mistake.

- Is that the target up ahead? Confirm.

- Roger that.
Black Mercedes, 60 meters ahead.

- Silvio...

Accelerate.

Turn on your lights.

You're going to pull over that car.

This motherfucker...

- Very good.

Use the speaker.

Tell him to get out of the car.

- Leave the car.

- Again.

- Get out, asshole!

- Tell him to raise his jacket
and turn around.

- Raise your jacket and turn around.

- You know who I am?

- Tell him you'll kill him if he doesn't.

- I'll kill you, motherfucker!

Raise your jacket and turn around.

- Tell him to lose the gun.

' Drop the gun!

- What a good police officer you make,
Silvio!

Now exit the car.

Exit the car, Silvio.

- What do you want?

Ah!

- Don't move, motherfucker!

- Do you know who I am?

I am a jefe!
- Lay down.

Lay down!

I know who you are.

You're Manuel Diaz.

But right now you're the guy
who's going to take me

to meet your jefe.

Get up!

If you try anything,

your daughters will be violated by 20 men.

Turn around!

Turn around!

Get in!

- Soy Manuel Diaz...

- I know who you are.

It's Manuel. It's clear.

- What happens when we get to the house?

- You'll stop the car, I'll get out.

- What will happen to me?

- Slow down.

- Senor Diaz?

- Six remain.

We're going blind.

'Hmm?

- Bon appétit.

- Stay calm

or we're dead.

- Do your children speak English?
- No.

- Then we will speak English.

Eat, eat!

Every night you have families killed.

And yet, here you dine.

Tonight should be no different.

" Eat!

Do you think the people
that sent you here

are any different?

Who do you think we learned it from?

The grieving lawyer.

Your wife, you think she'd be proud
of what you've become?

- Don't forget about my daughter.

- Ah, Si.

Your little girl...

It wasn't personal.

- For me it is.

- Not in front of my boys.

- Time to meet God.

Go ahead and finish your meal.

(gunsnon

(gunsnon

I would recommend not standing
on balconies for a while, Kate.

Sit down.

You look like a little girl
when you're scared.

You remind me of the daughter
they took away from me.

I need you to sign this piece of paper.

It basically says that everything we did...

was done by the book.

- I can't sign that.

- Sign it.

It's okay.

It's alright.

- I can't sign that.

God!

- You would be committing suicide, Kate.

Come on. Sign it.

You should move to a small town,

where the rule of law still exists.

You will not survive here.

You are not a wolf.

And this is the land of wolves now.