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- First up...
- Come on, let's go, let's go!

Go, go, go, go!

Everybody on the fucking floor!

Keep your head fucking down!

Get down!

Fucking vault's open,
let's go for it.

Now!

Let's go, let's go.

Come on, let's go.

Come on, let's get him.

Are you okay? Fuck!

- You all right?
- I said no vault!

Look at all this fucking cash!
A fucking stash!

You better hurry!

I just got shot.
I said no vault.

- The fucking money is right here!
- Fuck you!

The cops are coming.

- Look at all this cash on here.
- Fuck you!

Let's go!

Fucking let's go, you crybaby!

Fuck! In a minute!

- Go, go, go!
- Let's go, let's go, let's go.

- Go, go, go, go!
- Fuck! It's the cops!

- Shit! No, not the cops.
- Are you fucking kidding me?

You shouldn't have wasted time
in the vault! We gotta move. Let's go.

- Put the gun down!
- We don't have time!

- Fuck it!
- Fuck!

We have a cop down
at cruces and church. Send a bus!

One suspect still in the area.
On foot, heavily armed.

Knight,
where the fuck you going?

We need to wait for backup.

Help me, please.

Get a bus out here now.

These are kamikaze, burn-out,
born-to-lose motherfuckers.

Thanks for your expertise.

Shots fired. Shots fired.

We need backup.
Right now! Shots fired!

Move, bitch!

Move!

-Dmpm -fuckofi!

She's got a fucking baby in the car, man!
Drop the gun!

Fuck off! I will fucking kill you.
Fuck off!

Drop it! Calm down, you're gonna be fine.
You're gonna be okay.

- I'll fucking kill her.
- You're gonna be fine.

- Drop the gun, please.
- Get the fuck out of here.

- Just put it down.
- Get me a goddamn helicopter.

- Put it down. Think about it!
- I'll fucking kill her!

- No!
- Dmpm

- no. Fuck off.
- Drop the gun.

Drop it, old man.

Put the gun down, you old fuck.

Fuck.

Internal affairs will conduct
the review. You know the drill.

Thank you.

What and where?

This one's dead, the other one's inside.

Hey.

Hello, sir.

Sir, can you hear me?

Is he alive?

I don't hear anything. Must be the wind.

Lead the way.

It's the guy all shot up inside,
you can't miss him.

Officer, I can take it from here.
Thank you.

- Sir, can you hear me?
- Uh-huh.

- Yeah? All right.
- Uh-huh.

Okay.

Oh, fuck!

- Prep the bus.
- He's not gonna make it.

- Oh.
- Come on.

Come on!

Oh, fuck! What?
What the fuck are you doing?

- Help.
- Fuck, dezi!

- Oh, my god!
- Come on.

Are you two fucking old enough to be emts?

The pulse is, uh, 50 bpm.

- The renal artery nicked.
- Prep for surgery.

Sir, eyes open.
Will you be able to tell me your name?

Tell me your name. Sir? Sir?

Okay. Make a hole, make a hole.
We're coming through.

Get the trauma surgeon in.
Where is Bradley? Get me...

You okay?

Can I burn a cig?

Oh.

How did you find it?

Oh, where is she?

- You're the detective, you tell me.
- You're right.

Once upon a time...

Once upon a time, I had a husband

who didn't give a shit
about my feelings or my time.

- I just want to talk to my daughter.
- She's an adult.

She doesn't have to talk to you
if she doesn't want to.

I'm better than ever, he”.

She doesn't want to talk to you.

Her last text was two words, "bite me."

I'm trying to apologize.

What's that?

What does it look like?

- She isn't a child.
- She'll always be my kid.

Just... you leave the bear.
I'll make sure she gets it.

So, you were telling me
about Turks and Caicos.

Hey, don't worry about him.

If there's one thing that he's good at,
it's leaving.

Thanks everyone.

"Out of the night that covers me

black as the pit from pole to pole

I thank whatever god may be
for my unconquerable soul

in the fell clutch of circumstance

I have not winced or cried aloud

under the bludgeonings of chance

my head is bloody, but unbowed

beyond this place of wrath and shade

and yet the menace of years

finds, and shall find me, unafraid

it matters not how strait the gate

how charged with punishments the scroll

I am the master of my fate

and I am the captain of my soul."

Ahem. To officer Rebecca Flanagan
and officer Edgar Cortez.

Good cops never die,

they just get promoted
to the precinct in the sky.

Rest in power.

To officer Flanagan and officer Cortez.

Hear, hear. Next round is on me.

Thank you.

Whoo!

Ah, two budweisers.

I don't think I can drink.

Here you go, kid. Six bucks even.

Hey, asshole.
The man just saved a life.

He's earned a free one.

I hate this place.

It has its charms.

- Fifteen bucks.
- You said six.

- Well, the Tequila is 15.
- What Tequila?

- I don't see any Tequila?
- Whatever.

Don't roofie my drink.

Captain wants me
pulling swing all week.

Tell the union.

- Hmm. I should.
- You know,

there are too many stupid people around
here at this time doing stupid things.

Hey, give me the fourth over Halloween
and Christmas any day.

A couple of kids shooting some fireworks?

No biggie for me.

You know, those fireworks set off
every single alarm in teslas,

every single building,
from here to anaheim.

It actually makes me miss New York.

And you're gonna have to deal
with some bullshit phone calls.

Yo, Justin bieber!

You eavesdropping right now?

Yeah, um, I'm busted.
My name is dezi. I...

Don't give a fuck.

This is a cop bar.

That's not a badge, is it?

EMT?

You think that means something?

Yeah, so, uh...

I just have to save your sorry asses,
but I can't have a beer with you?

Too thick to make it as a doctor.

Look, I've got a lot of respect
for my blue-blooded brothers, right?

My mother was a guard.

- So, your mother was a guard?
- And you're bragging about that?

Guards.
They're like the Irish us.

Oh, yeah. Are you Irish, huh?

Ah...

I hear that Irish girls are very easy.

How is your mother?

You must have shit for brains
to step in front of me like this.

- Okay.
- You're gonna have to go.

Well, I thought this was
the land of the free.

- It ain't for you.
- Yeah.

All right. I'll think I'll finish my beer.
Thank you.

- You have to go.
- Oh, great. Yeah, there's a baseball bat.

- Get the fuck out of here.
- Okay.

- What is this, like a softball league?
- You'll have to go, dude.

What's going on here? You wanna go?
Sign me up, I'm down.

Give me the fucking baseball bat.

Come on, let's go.

What the fuck, dez?

- I love this country. I love it.
- Let's go.

Someone call the police.

Concussion?

No, you're just stupid.

Why do you live in this shithole?

Well, you find me a cheaper place
and I'll live there.

- Any breaks?
- Pssh.

Nah.

Shit. We're on deck in 50.

Oh, "we're on deck in 50."

- You like my accent?
- About as good as you look.

- You don't gotta go. No, no, no, no.
- Dezi...

This is the worst idea.

You think too much.

Why the hell did you start a fight
in a cop bar?

They're never gonna let us back in there.

I want an answer.

Maybe 'cause I almost was one.

One of what?

I always wanted to be a cop.

- Bullshit.
- No lie.

Nearly broke my dad's heart.

Not exactly a law-abiding citizen.

And what happened?

Oh... I, uh...

Didn't exactly make it through
the department interview.

Yeah, they said my moral compass
was skewed, and what...

You?

Yeah, I was this close, but...

Yeah, I still wanted to do
some good, you know.

EMT life, baby.

Probably doing more good
than those assholes, anyway.

There are some good cops,
like, most are good.

Oh, yeah? Well, you'll have
to introduce me to one.

Maybe.

I, uh, think I started that fight. Well,
first of all, I didn't start the fight.

Mm... okay.

I was defending myself,
which is a big difference.

Sure.

I don't know, I guess I just wanted to see
how tough the LAPD really was, you know?

You're crazy.

Oh, and you're adorable.

Don't call me that. Ever.

Yes, ma'am.

This was a one-time thing.

Oh, okay. It's a one-time thing

and then it's a...
Until it's a two-time thing.

And then it's a three-time thing, okay?
And then it's a four-time thing.

You think you're so charming.

Get the narcan.

Did Kyle shove you?

What did I say?

If someone shoves you, you punch 'em.

If they pull a knife, you pull a gun.

If they bring a tank, call me. All right?

Kyle. Get over here.

Get up.

You've been pushing him around again.

Milton, you know what to do.

Go on.

Shake hands.

All good? Go on.

What did I say to you about slouching?

Easy on the spread,
it has to last a month.

You know, your mother would turn
in her grave if she saw the world now.

This isn't the country it once was.

Small miracles,
that's all we can hope for.

You know, every gang in long beach is
trying to get their hands on those kids.

We feed them, get tutors for them.

This shelter? It's a legacy.

As long as it stays open,
her memory will last.

Mom would be proud of you, dad.

Yeah, well, pride isn't a luxury
h can afford, you know.

Takes all my strength
to keep the lights on here.

We've been defunded.

Yeah. Budget cuts.

That's what they say,
because of the riots last year.

The state doesn't get it, you know.

Save a kid, you save the future.

Anyway, I got to get to business.

Um, do you want me to tell the kids
the youth center's closed?

- No, no, no. I invited them.
- Ahem.

They're gonna help with creative ways
to keep the lights on.

Everything in your life
has been leading up to this moment.

It's the opinion of the department
that why someone enters law enforcement

is as important as the work
they do on a daily basis.

Why do I wanna be a cop?

I like donuts.

Gunfights.

- Car chases.
- Okay, okay.

- This isn't your first time, ain't it?
- That's right.

But this is a safe space.

You were given a second chance
after New York,

and we need to make sure you don't slip
into your old cowboy ways.

I can't tell your captain that you're safe
to go back in the streets

unless we know you're not a danger
to yourself or others, that's bottom line.

Look, I gave my statement.

It was a good shooting.

I feel better.

Tell me the truth.
Why do you wanna be a cop?

I want my daughter to be safe.

To be proud of me.

Now your father,
he was a bank manager in Newark.

You just tell me a little bit about him.

He was shot during an attempted robbery.
Is that right?

Mwmm

we're done.

Dezi? Dezi?
Report to the supervisor office.

- Boss?
- Dezi, take a seat.

I got a witness
from the beston bank robbery

that says you refused
to offer medical assistance.

Tnage.

This isn't a war zone.

Would you rather me save the villain
or the victim?

- I read your report.
- Yes.

We arrived on the scene, right?

We're past the dead cop.

I made a judgment call and then we went
into the manager's office.

You broke protocol
carrying him out like that.

I saved the guy's life.

He's suing the city and you

for emotional trauma sustained
during emergency transportation.

Get the f...

- You're suspended.
- What?

- Dezi.
- I did nothing wrong.

Take a few weeks.

Let legal come to a resolution,
it'll blow over.

That's not fucking fair!

You think you can talk to me like this?

Fuck it.

You're fired for insubordination

and refusing to offer medical assistance
to someone in need.

- You can't fire me.
- Your contract is terminated now.

You can't fire me, 'cause I'm the best
fucking para you fucking got.

You fire me and you hurt
the whole fucking city.

Big fucking whoop.
Get out of my office.

Right now, we live in a society

where there's one rule for us
and another rule for them.

That's not just here.
That's all over the world.

That's spreading right now.
That's the pandemic.

We are not judged people.

The rich, the famous, all of them,
they have their agenda.

They decide what's right
and what's wrong.

But we know what's right.

We know what's right.

You see Portland?

The world is gonna look exactly
like Portland if we don't have heroes.

The world needs heroes.

Fact: Cops have
the hardest job in the world.

Fact: This city is tearing itself apart

and cops are our last line of defense.

We need cops
who don't care about red tape,

who don't care about the politics,

and who's gonna become mayor
or a four-year term limit.

Defund the police?

Right, yeah, sure, great idea.

Defund the police and then see
who comes to the rescue

when cartels are running free,

when you-when you can't even get
a cup of coffee without getting mugged.

It's about how people go to jail.

You will never see it,
all the good things that the cops do.

You will never see them
breaking up domestic violence incidents,

organizing, uh, food drives,
'cause that's not good content.

Defund it, yeah. Cool, I'll wait.

[Gunshofl

Hey, boots, come here.

What have you got going on
the morning of the fourth?

I'm headed to the beach with my girl, sir.
Been looking forward to it all week.

We're looking for volunteers
for the at-risk shelter.

Setting up, you know,
food, cleaning, you know.

- Yeah.
- I can't force you to say yes.

But I can tell the sergeant
that you declined.

I would love to, but we've been
planning this for a month.

I got to pick her mom at the airport.

Fine. Give it to me.

Serve and protect.

Well, this is me serving.

I'm gonna need you to protect me
from my girlfriend.

Thank you.

You think I'm kidding.

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes.

Who watches the watcher?

Answer: Too many people.

Police can't effectively, uh, do their job

with this level of scrutiny
from the media and, uh, the public.

I say cops don't do enough.

They need to go...
Someone that can take out the trash

and doesn't have to worry
about the red tape.

I'm not talking about, uh, a vigilante.
I'm talking more of a...

Angel of justice.

Vigilante. I'm talking more of a...

Angel of justice. Angel of justice.

Angel of justice.
Justice... justice...

Justice... justice...
Justice... justice...

Angel of justice.

Knight! My office, now.

- Hey, boss.
- Shut up.

Yes, ma'am.

- What are you working?
- Paperwork.

- No thanks to you.
- Good.

Here's some more.

Someone stole a uniform, badge, gun,

the whole shebang from the coroner's
office down at north roads hospital.

Family wants the badge back,
I.A. Wants the gun,

and I want to know what kind of degenerate
would do such a thing.

- No security cameras?
- Nope.

No. Privacy reasons.

Privacy?

The customers are dead.

That means you're gonna
have to do a little leg work.

And by the looks of things, you could do
with getting in some more steps.

Ouch.

Just calling it like I see it.

- You sleeping all right?
- Ah, thank you for noticing.

I was out late night.

Narcotics unit intercepted
a couple of tons of coke and some women.

- Cartel shit?
- Oh, they wish.

No, it's the vampos gang.

I guess all the names were... were taken.

Oh, hey, congrats on the divorce.

I'm a free man.

Yeah, well, uh, your ring finger
may be free,

but your ass still belongs
to the department.

Don't I know it.

- How's your daughter?
- She's fine.

Fine is not the "f" word I would use
to describe your daughter.

But then again, hey,
I mean, she's got a dad like you

and a mom like Camilla.

A shrink could diagnose
those daddy issues three states away.

Did somebody piss in your coffee?

I'm just saying that there's a way
to balance out work and home life.

How many husbands have you had?

Look, I-I didn't say I knew how to balance
it out, I'm just saying there is a way.

You know, I mean, look at Fitz.

- Fitz is a good boy.
- He's whipped.

That is true.

He's a good cop, though.

What makes you say that?

- There's none finer.
- No, I'm... I'm curious now.

What do you think makes a good cop?

A good cop doesn't sleep well,
so everyone else can.

I'll accept that.

Oh, ah, one last thing.

You and Fitz are working the fourth.

I'm going camping.

Camping?

Yeah. I got a cabin.

- Ah, that's not camping.
- Not unless I get time off.

The fourth? It's my favorite day.

And I expect you to protect and serve
with a smile on your face.

Thank you, knight.

Pensions are our specialty.
Your future is safe.

I bank here.

Set up an account, and we can get you
some nice compound interest

or maybe an investment
would be better for you.

How much do you... investment account?
Okay, that's fine.

Officer! What can I do for you?

- I, uh...
- Oh.

Are you here to do a 6-8-9?

Yes. Yeah.

Miss gakowski. The officer...
Oh! Wants to do a 6-8-9.

Are you okay, officer?

Your uniform looks kind of wonky.

Call the union, the department
should not be sending you out like that.

Do I know you?

Were you here that night those tweaker
assholes made a run at my vault?

I mean, I... I heard about that.

My ass was almost cooked,
but you boys saved my life.

I'm sure those paramedics
did a good job, too.

It was the blue bloods, and the doctors
at Saint Mary's, they're the heroes.

Are you part of the 14th?

I have a guy whose father used to be
the night commander, James jayne?

Oh, yeah, sure.

You know him?

Yeah. Good man.

- I thought he died.
- Well, you know...

Cops never die.

Amen, brother. Blue lives never die.

Thank you for what you do.

So do you have any plans for the fourth?

Ah, you know, the usual.

Now, now, work never ceases.

I can relate. I will be here toiling away.

But I love it.

There's nothing more American,
than making money on the fourth.

Jesus Christ! Come on in.

Have at it.

We've been defunded.

Takes all my strength
to keep the lights on here.

Go, go, go.

Get down!

Get on the ground!

Get down!

You, open the register right now!

Wait, hang on...

Let's go, let's go!
Come on, let's go!

No, fucking do it. Come on, let's go!

Open the register!

Fucking vault's open, let's go for it.

Stay down!

Let's go. Stay on the ground.
You, against the wall!

Get your head down!

Let's go, stay on the fucking ground.

You all right?

I said no vault!

- Look at all the fucking cash!
- I'm fucking shot, dude.

Well, then hurry the fuck up and help me.

Fuck you! You greedy fuck, get the money!

You wanna fucking get out of here,
get the fucking money.

Fuck!

Don't fucking move.
No cell phones, nothing. Nobody move.

I'll take that. Thank you very much.

Fucking let's go, you crybaby!

Fuck! Fuck! In a minute!

Stay down.

This shelter, it's a legacy.

As long as it stays open,
her memory will last.

All clear.

Good man.

Officer! Officer, please,
you have to help me!

- You have to help me.
- Um...

You have to help me.
Please, my husband. He's...

- No, I'm not a...
- Officer!

No, I'm off duty.

What? What kind of cop are you?

Okay, I need you to...
I need you to calm down.

Huh?

Okay, look, I need you to calm down. Okay?

- Where is he?
- He's over here.

He's here. He's over here.
They're over there.

Over here.

And you're weak.

Hands up!

Yeah, hands!

Go. Get out of here!

Hands against the wall.

All right.

Now spread 'em.

All right, now you all...

Have the right...

To remain silent.

And anything...

What's this?

This! Huh?

You say will be used against you

In a court of law.

- That's it.
- That's it, kick his ass.

No, no.

Uh".ahnght

oh, no!

Oh! This is what happens
when you do not show respect.

I am an officer of the law!

Okay, get on your knees.

Get on your knees and kiss the ground!

Kiss the ground.

Comply and you'll survive.

I mean, answer me this.

You guys think

the world would be a better place

without you in it? Huh?

- I mean, what do you do?
- No, man.

Make this country better
than it was yesterday.

I got your answer right here.

If they have had complied,
they would have been alive.

Hello?

Who is it?

You won't believe the day I fucking had.

What happened?

Some guy dressed up as a cop
shot four guys in Van nuys.

No one made it.

- Did they find the shooter?
- Not yet. But they will.

I mean, guy was dressed up as a cop,

acting like he was gonna arrest them.

The police don't know shit
about his motive.

Damn.

It isn't fair.

Well, maybe it'll keep the cops
on their toes.

Shake things up a bit.

Don't say that, man.

Why?

Oh, you think they care about us?

The sons pay for the sins
of their fathers. Nothing's changed.

Okay? My father taught me that.

I remember the day that I told him
I wanted to be a cop,

and he gave me
the biggest backhand of my life

and knocked me down on the floor.

Told me the cops are our enemies.

And, uh, you know, they're just pigs...

Descended from slave owners
who prosecuted runaway slaves.

Like, the war of independence,
that's for this country's taxes,

and the American civil war, well, that's
like, you know, they freed the slaves,

but no one's really free.
We're not free.

We'll never be free.

Doesn't matter who we are, they'll sell us
the same fucking American dream.

And it's sad. It's so sad. It's just...

It's about money
and guys like, what, Sean beston.

You know, he's... he's just a...
He's a slave owner.

And the cops?

His goons.

I'm sorry you feel that way.

Yeah. It is what it is.

I thought I got over this for once.

See you.

Vinny, where's the fucking money?

Who's this guy?
You know he's a fucking cop.

No son of mine's a cop.

What the fuck you wearing, son?

It's not the uniform that makes the man.

The man that makes his own luck.

Don't throw my fucking words
back in my face.

Halloween is next October.
You can dress up then.

You want to help?

Start with meal prep.

We can change the world.

I mean cops.

They lock up kids every day, but this?

This is real.

This shelter stops kids
from becoming these two.

This is our chance.

How long before the, uh, the lights go out
in this place for good?

Where there's a will, there's a way.

I'm talking about real action.

You know, a real way to make change.

Maybe your new associates can help.

Go on.

- Beston bank and trust.
- What about it?

Its security system,
it's all over the place.

The guards, they're arrogant, like...

I can get us in.

We hit it.

When you look outside, I mean,
do you see the American dream?

Or do you see someone else's?

Embarrass the city, and make some cheese?

I can fuck with that.

We live in a society
where there is nothing more American

than making money on the 4th of July.

Casey rhodes should be rotting in jail.

Could you be positive for once?

Hey, I'm a fountain of good vibes,
brother knight.

If it isn't dumb and dumber,

Barney rubble and... this caveman.

What's his name again?

Can't believe you forgot Fred's name.

- Anyway, we're on soft duty.
- That isn't real.

Ah, soft duty is one beer above hard duty

and three below let's party.

Fucking degenerates.

One of you should be in jail
and the other in the chair.

Have you got a problem?

If I did, what would you do?

- Happy fourth.
- Yeah.

Thank you, douchebags.

Shit! I'll meet you in the car.

All right, let's do this.

You ready?

You lucky son of a bitch.

The one time I'd rather still be
in the chair.

You guys know you're going to jail
for the rest of your lives. Right?

Fine, I'm just playing.

All right, what do you got here?

Is that a Roman candle?

Let me see that thing.
Listen, if you guys...

Are gonna light these off,

you gotta be safe about it.

Because you could do some real damage
with one of these things.

You understand?
I want you to point 'em in the air.

Not at people, not at animals,
not at dogs. You understand?

If I see you pointing this at a dog,

I'm gonna curb stomp you
in front of your grandmother.

Do you understand?

All right, good.

Yes?

Did you speak with her?

She will reach out whenever
she's ready to talk to you.

Just want to make sure that she's okay.

Please tell me where she's living.

She got a boyfriend. I...

What? Who?

Oh, don't go all super dad now.

If not now, when?

How's the new guy?

You don't get to ask questions like that.

I'm just saying.

You can do better.

If he treats you right,
I'll support that. All I want

is for you and our girl

to be happy and safe.

That's all.

Do you think we, uh,
could have, uh, ever worked?

You put the job first
and I'm not blaming you, I'm not.

Just the hours.
It was no way to raise a family.

We were like, uh, ships passing
through the night.

Yeah, we're going for the same,
yeah, the same iceberg.

Hey, did you give her the bear?

When I see her, I will.

Happy fourth, detective.

- Hey, honey.
- Hi.

- Dad's been trying to get a hold of you.
- Why?

He's your father.

And fathers do care about the well-being
of their children, occasionally.

He's sorry he missed your birthday.

Yeah, and didn't he get me
this exact same one last year?

- You're his little Princess.
- Whatever.

Thank you.

- Ahem.
- Okay. Oh, ooh.

- You are your father's child.
- Mm-hmm.

- You happy now?
- Yeah. Three more of those and I will be.

Mm-hmm. And...

And nice of you to dress up, too.

I'm on call.

Wanna do shots?

No. These are Mike's work friends.

- Oh, yeah.
- Mm-hmm.

We wouldn't want to embarrass him.

Mm-mm.

To being a problem child.

Oh, no. To good parenting.

Mmm. Mm-mm, mm-mm.

Oh. Why did you make me do that?

- That's so good. Yeah.
- No. No.

Go, mom. Go, mom. Yeah!

- Happy fourth, officer, happy fourth.
- Indeed.

What can I do for you?

I'm here to do a 6-8-9.

Well, we've never been better.

Well, I, uh...

I'm just here to check up on you, sir.

Well, that's very kind of you,
but all is well. All is well.

You'd be doing me a favor if you let me
inside, so I can see for myself.

What are you doing? Oh, you!

- Hey, there's two back there! Fucker...
- You want to let me inside?

Stay back!
Stay back, you motherfuckers!

- Drop it, drop it.
- Get back!

- Put your weapons down!
- Back! Get the...

Open it up. Open up! Open it up!

I am about to live my American dream.

Mr. Beston, please stay where you are.

Guards, put down your guns.
You're free to go.

Fuck it!

Oh!

Come on.

You're fucking crazy.

Do you remember me?

Tell me who I am.

Tell me who I am.

Tell me who I am!

Still don't, huh?

911, all units to beston bank.

Possible 211 in progress.

Get home. Do some homework.

2 knight 117.

Four minutes out.

Alvarado.

Scared the little bastards.

Too old for this shit.

All units, all units.

Robbery in progress
at beston bank and trust.

Suspects are reportedly heavily armed.

- Set?
- Set.

Lock and load.

Here we go, boys.

Bingo!

Nico, check that out!

Hey, boy scout, why don't you take care
of our new friend?

Yeah, I just got to the location now.
Everything looks pretty normal.

- Hey, gentlemen!
- Christ, I'm having déja vu.

Witnesses said they saw three guys
go in here. One was dressed as a cop.

We going in or what?

Oh, shit! Take cover.

Yeah, shots fired.
Shots fired. Shots fired.

Need your fucking cars right now!
Shots fired!

Hey, get down!

Help! Officer down!

Watch. Check this out.

Uh, knight!

You shoot the roof.

Keep going.

Reloading. Cover me!

Where's the stun grenade?

- Cops are at the door, let's go.
- Shit! Let's go! Fuck it, man.

Come on, d. You got it, mate. You got it.

- Help me!
- Fucking officer down!

I can't see dick in here.

Shit.

Where the fuck are they?

All right, someone take the roof.

Move! Let's go!

Fuck out! Down on the ground!
Otherwise, I'll fuck you.

Check the exit.

Come on!

- No. Drop the gun down.
- Ally. Ally, you have to calm down.

- No, I have to go in.
- You'll be safe, you'll be fine.

Let's go.

Ah, perfect. Fucking love it. Yes!

- Those fuckers!
- Ally...

What do you mean? What about her?

Let's go.

Oh, shit. This isn't gonna be good.

Suspect has stolen
a jesuit medical ambulance,

heading southbound on imperial highway.

They have a hostage.
I repeat, they have a hostage.

Ally, it's fine.
Just please, calm down, please.

What? No, what is happening?

- Who are those two guys?
- Please just calm down.

Hey, dezi, we've got incoming.

Let's head for the hills,
we'll lose them in the canyons.

Fuck this! This fucking ambulance.
Slowest fucking ambulance! Come on, baby.

Come on! Come on! Come on!

Knight, close the goddamn door!

Get out and close the door.
You can hit ally with that aim.

- Where did you learn to drive?
- You. Now hold on.

They're right on us, mate!
Do something.

Right.

Fucking kill him, dezi, kill him!

Whoa!

Holy shit!

We are coming up on them now.

What the fuck?

Come on, baby. Come on! Come on!

- Hey, do you hear that?
- Hear what, you fuck?

Oh, shit! Look, paparazzi! Paparazzi!

Paparazzi... blue paparazzi.

We're gonna be famous, Nico. Famous!

Hey, bro, that ain't tmz.
That ain't tmz, bro.

Swinging back around.

And I'm shooting the back cab.

Shoot 'em!
Nico, get the fucking cops and get in!

- I can shoot 'em.
- Just fucking shoot him, mate.

Fuck, this is some serious GTA shit, bruv!

Whoo!

Come back around.
Go back around. Go back around.

What did I say about that door?

Get 'em, Nico, shoot, shoot, shoot!

Fucking shoot this fuck!

Oh, fuck, Nico. You all right, come here.

Nico!

Shit!

Keep it steady.

That little shit hit the tire.

Now is our chance while he reloads.
Keep it steady.

Shit! Hurry up!
This tire's fading fast.

I got you. Now, go get your daughter.

Dezi! Dezi!

Hold that old fucker in there!

Motherfucker.

Don't do it, old man.

J“ oh, say, can you see j“

j“ by the dawn's early light j”

j“ what so proudly we hail'd j“

J“ at the twilight's last gleaming? J“

j“ whose broad stripes and bright stars j“

j“ through the perilous fight j“

J“ o'er the ramparts we watch'd j“

j“ were so gallantly streaming? J“

Yo, yo, you all right? Holy shit!

Get back, get back.

Stay back. Stay back.

Stay back!

Stay back, you motherfuckers!
I'll kill all of you.

All right, cover the field!
Just go around back! Quick!

Dad!

Dad? Oh, this keeps getting
fucking better.

Drop the fucking gun!

Shoot this fucking asshole.

Let her go.

I said, let her go.

It wasn't supposed to be like this!

I gave everything I had to this country.

I tried playing by the rules
and look where it fucking got me.

You think?

You're brainwashed
if you think I'm the bad guy.

They don't pay me to judge.

No. You're just a sicario with a badge.

You shoot anyone they tell you to.

The government?

The government... the government
is the biggest gang in town.

Put the gun down.

I would have been the best cop
this city has ever had.

You got no right to wear that uniform.

The badge, it doesn't...
It doesn't make the man.

You don't think
I could have been a good cop,

if I just had a fucking chance?

There's no cure for being an asshole.

All I wanted was to be the good guy.

That's it.

We play the cards we're dealt.

Sometimes we win.

And sometimes we bite.

Fuck you.

- Ally! Ally!
- I got you.

Please, tell them I'm a good guy.
Tell them.

Ally!

It's okay.

I'm not gonna shoot, I'm the good guy.

I'm the good guy. I'm the good...

Happy fourth, motherfucker!