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Previously on Tribal...

BUKE: Woah, woah, woah-woah-woah. Hey! Stop! Hey!

What the hell are you doing?

SAM: Who are you?

Sam... Buke.

This is Commander Victoria Mann.

Commander?

What's going on?

CONNIE: Thanks everyone, have a good morning.

Connie.

Daniel, could you excuse us for a moment?

Sure.

You really should've consulted me on this.

But, I thought you didn't want me to bog you down

with the smaller details.

I'm not convinced that Daniel's the best fit.

We need an ally inside their community.

We have one. Sam Woodburn, Chief of Tribal.

ALANA: What are the charges against Daniel Crowchild?

Has he been arrested?

This is an active investigation... no comment.

No comment on locking up one of your own?

Betraying your own ex-Chief?

I'm not betraying anyone.

I'm conducting an investigation.

What do you think about the new rooster

running the task-force?

She's been digging pretty deep.

You know they found Tony Redclaw in there?

MARCUS: What'd you tell her?

BUKE: There's nothing to tell.

Except about Dennis.

Right.

SAM: Do you remember Carol Nipawin?

CASEY: Yeah, of course.

She's dead.

Serious?

Yeah, she'd been missing for a year.

Did you tell her mom yet?

No.

[HONKING]

HARRIET: Hey, you need a ride kid?

Come on, get in.

[MUSIC]

[SNOW SQUEAKING]

[BUKE GRUNTING]

Your back okay?

My back is fine.

It's my lungs.

[BUKE, HUFFING AND PUFFING]

So, how does it feel to be on the other side?

I'm on a different side now?

Working for Tribal.

You hated all that.

I had some blind spots.

That what you call it?

Yeah, wasn't easy at first.

Still not easy, but...

But?

But...

It feels good.

You know, being a part of something bigger.

Huh.

So, does this mean...

You might finally tell me what happened that night?

What night?

[BUKE SIGHS]

The night you got shot.

You've never been the same.

Denise, I still don't remember much.

Okay, what do you remember?

I remember making some mistakes.

And?

You need me to carry you, old man?

Huh?

You good?

Let's go.

[LAUGHING] I'm not good... no.

Rosey Nipawin?

Mm-hmm.

I'm Chief Sam Woodburn from Tribal Police.

Yeah, I remember you and your sister.

You used to hang around with Carol.

That why you're here?

I was the one who found your daughter.

So what are you doin' about it?

Everything we can.

Then why does it keep happening, huh?

All these girls keep going missing.

Seems like the cops don't even care.

That's not true.

I care.

Then do something about it.

Can you think of anyone

who might've wanted to hurt her?

I hadn't seen my daughter in two years.

We got into a big fight at Christmas.

She stormed out.

I kept trying to talk to her,

trying to find her, but...

Believe that?

[LAUGHS] Merry Christmas.

Her remains are ready to be picked up.

I could help get her to a funeral home, if you want?

I don't have money for that.

Well, maybe the band council can help.

Or, I can make a call... if that helps.

I promise we're doing everything we can.

Yeah...

My daughter's still dead.

And our girls keep going missing.

Don't they?

I'm doing everything I can.

[MUSIC]

Hey.

Rumour has it, you knew one of them?

Yeah, her name was Carol.

[SIGHS]

That can't be easy.

How's Buke holding up?

I don't know.

You should ask him.

Has he been talking to Mann?

About what?

He knew one of them, too.

Who?

Tony Redclaw.

We arrested him a couple years back.

He didn't tell you?

Not yet.

Well, the information's public record,

so, it's just a matter of time before it comes out.

Why was he arrested?

Hey.

What'd I miss?

You didn't tell her about Tony Redclaw yet.

I just got here.

I just wanted to make sure we're all on the same page.

Good morning.

Morning.

Hey, Sam, do you have a second?

Uh, yeah... sure.

- What's up? - A client of mine, Frank Takosin,

is in holding over at Edgemont Prison.

What'd he do, Addison?

Some Metro officers claim he assaulted them

at the protest out at the Blackfoot Reserve.

Ah, let me guess.

He claimed he was innocent, fighting for his land?

He needs help.

Frank called his brother, Jonas.

Now, he thinks the kid's been abducted.

- Abducted? - Yeah.

Jonas was hitchhiking back to the city from the protest this morning.

Why was he hitchhiking?

Well, a lot of young people don't have a choice on the reserves.

Everyone has a choice.

Just, don't get in the car.

When was this?

Few hours ago.

You know, if he's in lock up, they record all those conversations.

Right, but the guards wouldn't let me listen

without a court order, and by the time

I go through all that...

it might be too late.

Can you come out there and talk to them for me?

We should check it out.

MARCUS: Wait... You guys are seriously

driving all the way to Edgemont

because some criminal's worried about his baby brother?

If it could stop another kid from going missing, yeah.

He's a teenager!

He's probably playing video games with his buddies.

Or, maybe, he really is in trouble.

- Did you find anything out on the reserves? - Not really.

They just want answers.

That's what we're doing.

Look, we need to tell people something.

We gotta show them we're not just sittin' around here on our asses.

We're not... we're working 24/7.

So, go back out there and tell them.

Sure.

Maybe I can go pick you up some

coffee and donuts, too hmm?

You think maybe I should try to go out there?

I think I got it.

MANN: Mm-hmm.

I told 'em we're not authorized

to release any recordings without a court order.

I didn't ask you to release anything.

I just wanted to listen to it.

- Rules are rules. - Are they?

Or, is something else going on here?

Don't worry about him.

You're talking to us now.

Fine, but it'll take some time to dig up.

A 16-year-old kid could've been abducted.

Just help us out.

Let me see what I can find.

Good.

And while you're at it, we'll talk to Frank now.

Okay, I'll set it up.

Thank you.

Thanks for coming out.

Tell us what happened.

I was right here, calling my brother.

GUARD: Just make it quick.

Hello.

JONAS: Just like you said, Frank.

I stood my ground on the tracks

and the cops backed right off.

Proud of you, brother.

Where you at now?

Things were getting pretty rough.

People started to smash stuff.

So, I hitched a ride in the van back into the city.

Hey, where are we going?

GARY: Into the city.

Why are we turning off here?

Jonas, you okay?

Yeah.

What's with the back roads?

GARY: It's a short cut.

Where are you taking me?

GARY: Relax.

Have a drink, kid.

I don't want a drink.

I wanna ride the black horse.

GARY: What?

I wanna ride the black horse.

GARY: Just chill out, okay?

Tell 'em you're gonna be sick.

Just get out... bro just get out.

I tried calling him back, but the guard shut me down.

One more call?

They all say that.

It's hard to know what's going on from that recording.

Except he told me he "wanted to ride the black horse."

Yeah, so?

It's a trigger phrase our family has.

He wouldn't have said it unless he was really scared.

Was there anyone else who might've seen your brother

get into that vehicle?

Friends he'd been with?

All I know is that he was at the railroad protest.

That's right off of William Lake road, right?

Yeah.

Highway 30.

This whole thing's my fault.

Jonas is quiet.

He's a good kid.

Okay, so, the uh...

blockade was just here off the railway crossing.

Highway 30, head south.

SAM: There's no shortcut through the backroads into the city.

I'll reach out to Mitch.

See if we can run the kids' phone down.

That's a good idea.

You know, Marcus might be right.

He could be okay.

Yeah, well, I'm not taking that chance.

Don't worry.

- We'll find your brother. - Thank you.

Okay, let's go.

So, what do you say?

I can't do that.

Why not?

An Amber Alert?

We don't even know if the kid's been abducted.

But, if he has, we have a chance to stop it.

Then send out a BOLO... check stations.

Go through proper channels.

The proper channels are broken, Connie.

That's the problem.

We can't overreact every time you think a teenager

gets into the wrong vehicle.

Look, this could be another missing indigenous person case

about to happen and we have the chance to stop it.

We don't even know the make and model of the vehicle.

How bad does it have to get,

before you start taking these cases seriously?

[SIGHS] Sam, right now, there is no case.

If this was a 16-year-old white girl,

every cop in the system would be out there looking for her.

Okay, chase it... see if it's real.

I will... thank you.

So, this is a list of everyone who had access to the grounds.

I'm still sourcing past employee records at the plant.

HR's sending them over.

Good job.

Daniel.

Find anything yet?

Just getting started.

MANN: Hmm.

[PHONE RINGS]

Yeah, Mitch?

Buke, I've got a hit.

That kids phone's still on.

Great, where?

The signal's pinging a 400-metre radius,

33 kilometres south of William Lake.

Residential?

No. Just looks like forests and roads.

But, these maps might be outdated.

I'm sending it to you now.

Do me a favour,

check for any highway transponder cams in the area.

We're looking for a van.

- Got a description? - BUKE: Not yet.

I'm on it.

We got a hit on the kid's phone.

Who do we have out near William Lake?

Tara's usually up there.

Call it in.

Tell her we'll meet her up there.

So, the count's up to 7 now?

MITCH: Confirmed.

What about the others?

Why is it taking so long?

Because of science.

This isn't a game, Mitch.

Far from it.

You know, the chemical's they use in that place

can disintegrate everything they touch.

Clothes, bones, teeth even.

You have to respect the process.

I'll respect it more when you get some actual information,

Instead of making us just wait around.

That's a big part of my job, actually.

Your job?

Yeah, and I'm kind of busy right now.

You think this is a job to me?

I went to high school with two of the women

we found down there.

Chances are, I know more.

Give me something!

I'm working as fast as I can, okay?

The whole team is.

I appreciate that.

Thank you.

How come you didn't tell me about Tony Redclaw?

What's to tell?

You arrested him.

Yeah, along with every other cop in Metro.

Well, what else?

Nothing else, which is why I'm not making a big deal of it.

Well, did Dennis arrest him,

or did he have any connection to Ganz?

Wouldn't surprise me.

Tony might have been in and out of

social services, as well, so, there's that.

It just seems kind of interesting,

you not saying anything about Redclaw.

That's Mann's job to chase down.

Not ours.

Addison sure was overly helpful.

Guy makes, like, 400 bucks an hour,

but he wants to hang around with us all day?

Frank's broke.

He's doing a favour for the guy.

Still...

Awfully good of him.

Coming all the way out to the prison like that.

Is there something you want to say?

Remember when you said, "If we're gonna be partners,"

"We should get to know each other?"

Oh, I know enough.

Hey, and don't think I haven't seen you texting your wife.

Oh, it gets crazier.

We've been talking.

Is that a good thing?

Yes, it is.

You know, you should try it sometime.

[LAUGHS] What is that supposed to mean?

Well, you split with Ryan.

You're not talking to your mom.

- The tomb is haunting you. - Oh, please don't... Just don't call it that.

I just wanna make sure you're okay.

Yeah, I'll be fine.

TARA: Hey, Chief.

Find anything?

Just the shed over there.

Looks pretty run down, I can't see inside.

Any sign of the van?

No, but there's fresh tracks.

SAM: You call it in?

Yeah.

Any back up's still at least 20 minutes out.

Should we wait?

Cover me.

[BUKE WHISPERS] Woah, woah. Wait.

Hey.

Hey!

Sam, wait... wait!

Uhhh!

BUKE: Okay, we're clear. Hey!

Sam!

You shouldn't have done that.

- Exigent circumstances. - I'm not talking about procedure.

- That was a bad move. - What do you expect?

- We just sit around and wait? - You had no idea what was going on in th...

It's a shed, in the middle of nowhere!

It was bad policing and a mistake!

What are you really chasing out here, huh?

[PHONE CHIMING]

- GARY: You want some more? - JONAS: No, I'm good.

Making me drink all alone.

Yeah, kinda rude.

Why are we stopped?

HARRIET: Need to pick up Eddie.

He got hammered and left his truck over at McCaul's.

Then he went huntin'.

You can let me out here.

Don't be crazy.

There's nothing around here. You'd freeze.

EDDIE: Didn't see a thing.

Freezing my balls off out here.

Hey, Gar.

Hi.

- Who's this? - Jonas, We're giving him a ride back into town.

He was down at the blockade, protestin'.

Oh...

Wow... Good for you.

You put on a bandana?

Stop those trains from runnin' across your land?

Leave the kid alone, Eddie.

What? It's great.

Young man's gotta stand up for what he believes in.

Right, Jonas?

Started out with a few little Indian's wavin' signs.

Now, you've gone and messed with folks' livelihood.

Gotta make you proud.

Our people just want to be heard.

What's there to hear?

Spit it out... I'm listenin'.

Just messin' with you, kid.

Have a drink.

Have a drink!

Relax.

Think you'd been kidnapped or somethin'.

[EDDIE LAUGHS]

Hey, what are you doing?

All you kids... staring at your stupid phones.

Is it password protected?

Yeah.

Tara.

Get it to Metro.

Give it to Mitch for processing.

Got it.

Think he can access it?

Won't be easy, or fast.

Yeah, but there could be prints.

True.

You still think I'm overreacting?

I think you care about the kid,

but I think it's clouding your judgement.

Oh, come on.

His phone's on the side of the road.

He's in trouble, Buke.

BUKE: Yeah, Tara's bringing it to you now.

Run it for prints.

See if we can access it.

MITCH: Will do.

Also, I finished running that search for vans.

BUKE: And?

Three hits.

A black Ford, a silver Chrysler, and a rental.

Any one with a record?

No.

But, I can't be sure yet about the rental.

BUKE: Okay, well, keep digging.

Send me screenshots on all the vans.

Have Marcus run plates and background.

Will do.

Thanks, Mitch.

Got a sec?

Not really.

Great.

Did you know they pulled Tony Redclaw's body out of that tomb?

I heard.

You and Buke arrested him?

Yep, that's what cops do.

So, you didn't say anything?

Nothing to say.

The guy's scum.

Who all the cops hated, right?

You like scum, Daniel?

Hey, no one deserves to die like that.

Or, maybe they do.

For molesting a 14-year-old girl...

Shattering his girlfriend's face.

You know he got blind drunk...

and plowed his truck into a library?

He killed 3 teenagers.

So, maybe.

Or, maybe not.

Maybe...

When did you see him last?

It's all in the reports.

Thanks.

BUKE: That could be the van.

BUKE: It's registered to a 'Harriet Gutowitz'.

She's got no priors.

Looks local.

This is her.

Harriet Gutowitz?

Yeah?

Tribal Police.

We're looking for a teenager named Jonas Takosin.

You ever seen this kid before?

Nope, sorry.

Where were you earlier today?

Look, I don't know where he is, okay?

So, you have seen him?

I can't help ya.

Sorry.

If you lie to us now,

you're only gonna make this worse, Harriet.

We can bring you in.

- Your call. - [FORCED CHUCKLE]

I don't know where he is, I swear.

Do yourself a favour and tell us what happened.

EDDIE: Okay, so let me get this straight.

You got the elected chiefs,

but, also, the real chiefs?

Hereditary.

So, who the hell is in charge?

Both are.

Yeah... great system.

EDDIE: So, the elected ones say,

"Ya, go ahead",

"Build a pipeline on the reserve", and then,

the hereditary's get all pissed and say, "No... stop."

And then everyone fights.

Who do you agree with?

I don't know.

Come on... tell me.

I wanna hear straight from the Indian's mouth.

The way our elder's and traditions get overlooked isn't right.

The elders know the land

and they want what's best for the people.

They're tired of being overlooked.

So the answer's to bitch, moan, and complain...

and sit parked on a railroad track?

JONAS: Wasn't my idea.

It's the only way to make people pay attention.

Do you know how many lives...

your chief's system is destroying

because you can't agree on anything?

You're looking at one.

Eddie's the best train engineer in the country.

Or, was.

It's not the kid's fault you got fired.

Of course not...

He's just out there fighting for the land,

like a real warrior.

[MOCKING WAR-CRY]

You do that on the track, Jonas?

No.

Sure you do... It's in your blood, right?

Come on, let me hear your war cry.

Enough, guys!

Relax.

I'm just messin' with ya, Jonas.

Have another drink.

No.

What, you can protest, but you can't drink?

Come on.

EDDIE: Look's like Tom's truck.

TOM: Yeah, I'll talk to you later.

Stay there.

[DOOR SLAMS]

What happened?

You didn't hear?

They blew out the railway bridge over the Walker River.

Who did?

Who do ya think?

The one's at the blockade.

Nothin's gettin' through now for months.

What happened to your eye?

They started throwin' rocks. Cut me a good one.

Government wants to call in the military.

Who's that?

Just a friend of ours.

Gave him a ride.

Oh, what the hell Eddie? Let him go.

Shut up!

BUKE: And what happened after that?

HARRIETT: I told you, I don't know.

They took off in Eddie's truck.

He's only 16.

Yeah.

Yeah...

I know how cops work.

You're gonna twist everything I say against me.

You want your son to go to jail?

Because that is exactly where this is heading right now.

Gary's a good kid.

And Eddie?

I talked to three of them already,

but no one will go on record.

- DANIEL: Dammit! - [BOXES CRASHING]

[Daniel muttering under his breath]

Find anything else on Redclaw?

I'm working on it.

AMY: Do you need some help, Daniel?

No.

Thank you.

I'm all over it.

The reports say the last time you arrested Tony wasn't last year.

It was around two years ago.

Fine, whatever the report says.

But then, there was a warrant for his arrest last year,

just like you said.

Okay... so?

So, how come there's no arrest report?

Right.

We went out there to get him, but he shook loose.

What happened?

Well, it got ugly.

Busted in.

Shots were fired.

We were pinned down and he slipped through.

- That was it. - And that was the last time you saw him?

Yeah. Yeah, I think so.

Anyone get hurt?

Yeah... Buke.

Buke?

That's when he got shot.

Thanks.

And his name is Eddie Peerless.

Used to work as a train engineer until he got laid off.

He's all over social media attacking the blockade.

Looks like he's out for blood.

So what'd you find on her son?

Gary?

Just basics. Address, phone number.

There's not much else online.

Let's get a BOLO out on Eddie's truck.

Right...

- But then what? - Call Gary.

If he picks up, we'll get Mitch to run a trace on his phone.

Yeah, well, that won't help if they're driving.

It's worth a shot.

Tell him that we talked to his mom.

Maybe you can convince him to let the kid go.

Woah... me?

Come on... you're better at the empathy thing.

[PHONE RINGING]

Try him again.

[PHONE RINGING]

Hello?

Gary.

This is Sam Woodburn from Tribal Police.

- Yeah? - Is Jonas Takosin with you?

Uh...

No, not... not anymore.

Uh, we dropped him off.

- Where? - Few miles north of Crestview.

GARY: He said he wanted to get out,

so we just let him out.

When?

Uh, a couple hours ago.

Where are you, Gary?

Why?

Your mom's worried about you.

You talked to my mom?

Yeah.

And she's afraid you might do something you'll regret.

I don't know what you're talking about.

I'm talking about making mistakes, Gary.

And I don't think you want to do that.

You're better than that.

And you know to do the right thing.

Don't you, Gary?

[TRAIN BELLS]

We can help you.

Just tell us where you are.

[TRAIN BELLS]

Gary!

[TRAIN BELLS]

All right... did you get that, Mitch?

Uh, I'm sourcing it, but it's gonna take time.

BUKE: How long?

I'm going as fast as I can, Buke.

But, I need at least 20 minutes

to triangulate the towers and ping the phone's GPS.

Plus, I hate to say it,

but it sounded like the kid was on the move.

Think that's gonna make any difference?

Did you hear those bells?

Yeah, so?

Sounded like a train crossing.

There can't be that many around here.

Mitch, can you bring up that map of that area?

I'm on it.

Okay, I got it, here.

I got it. Yep.

He said he was north of Crestview.

Yeah, unless he's lying.

MITCH: That's all he said, right? North of Crestview?

SAM: Yes.

There's a bunch of them here,

but if they were in a car,

I mean, they wouldn't have gotten that far.

And... wait.

Highway 50's closed...

which means they were probably headed east,

past the junction.

EDDIE: Who was that?

GARY: Uh... nobody.

Woah, buddy!

One too many.

I gotta ask you a good one.

How come Indian's can't grow beards?

You never really see a bearded Indian.

Yeah?

And how come... how come you guys grow your hair

down to your ass, like girls?

Leave him alone, Eddie.

He's just a kid.

I'll give you forty bucks, you shave your head, right now.

No... its' ok.

How about a hundred?

Right now?

[LAUGHING] Have another drink.

It'll help you make a good decision.

I'm kinda good.

Drink up, big man, we're havin' a party.

Our own little friendly blockade.

Come on, Eddie.

Let's just let him go.

Why?

It's finally getting fun.

Right... Jo-nass?

Drink it.

All of it.

Let's just... let's let him go, okay?

It's cold.

Let's just get out of here.

Drink up, Indian.

Come on, come on, come on.

I wanna hear your war-call.

[JONAS COUGHING]

Come on, come on, come on.

Howl for me, Jo-nass!

Awooooo!

[EDDIE LAUGHS]

Okay, there's three train signals.

Junction 34, Crestview, and Alpine Village.

Okay, I'm gonna call it in.

We'll get units out to all three.

Any word from Mitch?

Nope.

Okay, Alpine's closest to here.

[METAL CLANGING]

BUKE: Hey.

OFFICER: Hey, Buke.

What's with this call all the way out here?

This for real?

Yeah, we've got a missing 16 year old kid.

How come no one's heard about this?

You don't think we've tried?

There's a lot of red tape on this, but it's for real.

No one's here.

It seems like a waste of time to me.

How about you wait out here for another 20 minutes...

Well, I don't work for you.

Are you kidding me?

Buke, you okay with all of this?

Look, just give us 20 minutes, okay?

- Okay. - Thank you.

Tara, you got anything yet?

[Train sounds going by]

Looks like he's had enough.

You can't tell by looking...

but the grade is actually going downhill.

And and the next train...

won't have time to stop.

Even with the sensors on.

You're kidding, right?

This is going way too far.

Aren't you tired of their bitchin' and whinin'?

Take him off the tracks now!

Shhhh.

Look...

He's protestin'.

Listen, enough is enough.

He is just a kid.

Oh... I am so sick of hearin' about

their sacred elders, and chiefs,

culture this and that,

pipeline, no pipeline,

"we stole their land,"

"we stole their country".

Well, this is my country, too.

Take him off the rails.

Ooh.

Fine.

No, you're right.

I'm just really pissed off.

Tired of fightin' all the time.

It's... it's just the booze talkin'.

Yeah?

[BOTH LAUGHING]

I wouldn't hurt anyone.

You really had me going.

[GRUNTING]

[GUNSHOT]

That was close.

Call it in!

- Are you okay? - BUKE: Police... don't move!

SAM: Hands!

BUKE: Show me your hands!

Drop that weapon... move!

I wasn't trying to hurt the kid.

I was trying to stop him.

Don't you move!

Okay, I got this.

Go go go!

On your stomach. Do you have any other weapons?

No.

You move, I'll put another bullet in ya.

SAM: Up!

All right... all right.

Hey.

You okay?

Ha... ha...

All right, lady!

Okay.

He okay?

Yeah, he's gonna be fine.

Don't forget the press meeting starts at nine, now.

Thanks for the reminder.

Stayin' late, Daniel?

Maybe.

May as well go home. I'm not authorized to grant overtime.

Got it.

Who's this?

Nathan Redclaw.

Redclaw?

Are they related?

Tony's nephew.

Or, was.

Kid was shot and killed last year.

What happened?

Police raid gone bad.

Had a warrant out for Tony.

Busted in.

Pfft.

Looks like the kid took a bullet.

Who shot him?

Detective Charles Bukansky.

Wait-what?

Buke shot Tony's nephew?

Then Tony disappears, winds up in a tomb.

All around the same time.

Hmm.

Thanks for that.

Have a good evening.

[BUKE TALKING ON THE PHONE]

BUKE: I'm looking for Denise, is she still around?

VOICE: Hey Buke, I'll check if she is still here.

BUKE: Thanks.

Hey...

heard you were some kind of hero today.

Yeah, we got lucky.

Aren't you proud of yourself?

I mean, you know, protecting a young kid,

on the train tracks like that?

It's gotta feel good.

Any new leads on the tomb?

- No. Nothing. - That's too bad.

We'll get there.

VOICE: Buke?

- Yeah. - No, she already went home.

Hey.

You okay?

I saw your car pull up.

Yeah, it's my back.

You know I can still tell when you're lying, right?

Ha-ha.

It's nice coming home to see you.

I missed it.

How are ya?

I'm exhausted.

We had a 10-year-old wheeled in from a car-wreck.

It was brutal.

You've always been better at handling stress.

It's because I don't bury it.

We pulled a kid off the tracks today.

These guys were gonna just leave him there.

You save him?

We did.

That's gotta feel pretty good, right?

Of course.

Something else?

Nope.

That's it.

You're right.

Feels good.

Come on... okay?

Yep.

Sam!

I just heard the good news.

So, how's the kid doing?

You really care?

Look, you can't expect me to throw out all our procedures

every time a teenager gets in trouble.

If this had been about a white kid,

every cop in the station would've chased it.

That's simply not true.

Do you ever feel ashamed, Connie?

After everything I've done for you?

Nothing's changed.

Look, just because you won, doesn't mean I'm wrong.

They could have killed him.

Well, they didn't!

I've always believed in you.

Yeah.

Well, I wish I could say the same.

Hey.

Hey.

How's Jonas?

Safe, thanks to you.

You know, you didn't need to come all the way out to the prison today.

Frank isn't only a client.

He's a good friend.

Oh, right.

Heard you almost beat the crap outta those guys.

Yeah.

That's the job.

Would've been nice to see you in action.

I'm headed for a late-night bite.

You wanna come with?

Focicelli's...

Oh... yeah they have great pizza.

Thanks.

I just got a lot of work to do.

Maybe some other time.

Sure thing.

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