All language subtitles for Walker s02e18 Trust No One.eng

Come on, let's go.

- Hi, guys.
- Took your sweet time getting here.

Had the feds looking at me
soon as I crossed the border.

Took the scenic route.

But I lost them.

Manna from heaven.
Come on, boys, load them up.

Let's take them down.

We got trouble.

Move them out! Come on!

Okay, okay! Okay.

It's a trumped-up, phony,
little case you got here, Walker.

Not as phony as the money, Buford.

That plane was supposed to be loaded
with diesel-engine parts.

Someone switched loads.
I've been set up!

- So why did you run?
- I thought you were

a bunch of hijackers,
gonna kill us all.

- You believe that, Trivette?
- Oh, yeah. Yeah, I know lots of guys

who get their diesel parts from
airplanes out in the middle of nowhere.

You know, this is the nicest job

of wrapping and packaging
counterfeit money I've ever seen.

Really, this is the best job
we've ever busted.

Take it in, count it,
turn it over to customs.

All right. Buford, I'm gonna call
your brother Lyle

and tell him that the diesel parts
didn't come in.

Well, you think you're just pretty
damn funny, don't you?

The only thing funny is you spending
the next 20 years in Huntsville.

Let's go.

They switched diesel parts?

That story wouldn't raise suds
in the preacher's bubble bath.

Consider the source.

My little brother sure don't have
any respect for his limitations.

Can you count
on the two new men?

Well, they were lookouts, that's all.

They don't even know my name,
I don't believe.

Well, your brother sure does,

and you know how he likes
to shoot off his mouth.

Best he's out of jail before
he says something you'll regret.

Bail them all out,
and do whatever it takes

to get Buford out of this mess.

- You still counting this money?
- We've counted it three times.

There's a problem.

That's what I counted.

The problem is, our man in Mexico
said there was 30 million in the plane.

Well, could he be wrong?

No, he helped Steve Macy
load the plane.

If he said there was 30 million
when it took off,

that's how much there was.

- Well then, Steve Macy's freelancing.
- He's also our informant.

I was counting on his testimony
to nail Lyle Pike.

Without Steve Macy,
I don't have a solid case.

Well, I don't understand, Alex.
You got all this.

Evidence is missing,
which is gonna be confirmed

by the customs agent from Mexico.

Defense will have a field day.

All they have to do is knock over
that first domino, tainted evidence,

and the rest will fall over
all by themselves.

No, we got Pike
and those guys red-handed.

They're not gonna walk because
our tally's off. That's a technicality.

Do you know how many cases we lost
because of technicalities, Trivette?

Why would Steve Macy
run like that?

We had a deal. He was guaranteed
immunity from prosecution.

Well, $5 million
in counterfeit money.

Laundered,
that's about a million bucks.

Now see, that's incentive
enough for anybody.

Walker, is there something
that we're overlooking?

I mean, could anyone else
have skimmed off this shipment?

No, no one.

No, it had to be Macy.

He and Ranger Trivette
are the only ones

that ever had access to the money.

Just let me do the talking.

Hello?

Oh, you must be Stacy.

- That's right. Who are you?
- All right. Where's Steve?

He's not here right now.

Oh, shucks.

That's a shame.
I was hoping to see him,

because airplanes
have always fascinated me.

I don't understand them.

How in the world a hunk of metal
can fly thousands of feet in the air.

Did you know that your boyfriend was
supposed to smuggle in $30 million

in counterfeit money for us?

And now word has it
that he's come up 5 million short,

so you can understand
how surprised we are.

Well, I'm sure that Steve
didn't take your money.

Well, but, l... I need to have him

tell me that face to face.
Where's he got off to?

I don't know.

But this... This...
This is Steve's plane, isn't it?

You are his woman?

He left the two most important
things in his life

without saying where he went?

Go on.
How come I don't believe you?

Do you have any idea how easy it is
for a person to get their neck broke?

It's a whole lot easier
than making a hunk of metal fly.

It's a miracle how easy it is.

Miracles never cease, Lyle.

Now, let her go.

Well, what?
There's nothing wrong here.

Just having a little friendly chat
with the lady. Isn't that right?

Didn't look too friendly to me.

Buford, I swear,
how many times have I told you

man has a badge on,
you don't lay a glove on him?

My brother is a whole bucket short
of a full tank.

Now, I hope this is not gonna cause
any little old charges to be brought.

When I make charges, Lyle,

they'll be for a lifetime.

Get your sorry carcass moving.

Well, am I ever glad you showed up.

What were they doing here?

He said something about Steve
taking his money.

That's why I'm here.
Where is Steve?

How much trouble's he in?

He's in a lot of trouble, Stacy,
unless he turns himself in.

Now, where is he?

I don't know. Honest.

Steve?

Steve?

You're not supposed to call here.

I'm at a phone booth, I'm not
at the shop. So don't get mad, okay?

Lyle was here. He means business.
And Walker too.

Says he wants to talk to you.

Says you're in a lot of trouble
and should turn yourself in.

- Like that's news?
- Please.

Honey, I can't take this, all right?
I'm scared.

Everything's gonna be okay, Stacy.
You'll see.

We're almost there.

We just got this tape
of last night's broadcast.

The latest scandal
to rock local law enforcement

is the hush-hush disappearance
of $5 million in counterfeit money.

Now, where did
all those forged funds go?

Inside sources say that this man
may have the answer.

- Oh, I hate that picture.
- Texas Ranger James Trivette.

Now, before their big raid,
the Rangers expected

about $30 million in bogus bills.

But after it was confiscated,

Ranger Trivette transported
the phony greenbacks

to Ranger headquarters by himself.

And surprise, our sources say
they counted only 25 million.

What happened?

- Has this former street kid,
- Yes.

Turned star athlete,

turned Texas Ranger,
now turned bad?

Or is he merely
a victim of circumstance?

Or is it simply the fault
of bad math

on our poor, beleaguered
law enforcement officers?

We'll bring you more on this story
when we ask the question,

where did the buck stop,
and with whom?

How does that guy
get away with stuff like that?

Insinuating a Texas Ranger
would steal money?

Well, as soon as we find Steve Macy
and the counterfeit money,

this'll all blow over,
so just grin and bear it.

Yeah, it's the price of fame.

Could I borrow some change
for the coffee machine?

I left my million dollars
in my other pants pocket.

Very funny.

You know, a TV report like this
is extremely inflammatory.

I'm worried about how the judge
is gonna react in court tomorrow.

Alex Cahill.

Yes, sir.

If that's what you want,
I'll get right on it.

- Who was that?
- My boss.

Internal Affairs has requested all the
department files on the Pike brothers

and James Trivette.

Your Honor,
may I approach the bench?

Perhaps counsel would like to hear
the charges before interrupting...

- Sorry, but this is extremely important.
- Miss Cahill has a point.

Your Honor, it has been reported in
the media that there are some serious

and profound irregularities
regarding the state's evidence.

And before we proceed any further,

you might wanna find out
if these are true.

Your Honor,
counsel should know better

than to believe everything
that he sees on TV.

Miss Cahill, this court would also
like to discuss those reports.

According to the report, the arresting
officers were expecting $30 million

in counterfeit money, not 25.

Your Honor,
an unsubstantiated rumor

promoted by this gossip monger,
Ron Packwood,

hardly warrants
sidetracking these proceedings.

Then depose Customs Agent
John Halbert

and we'll find out for certain.

Packwood is notorious for playing
fast and loose with the facts.

That the evidence was tampered with
could render it inadmissible.

- Oh, first-year law-school theatrics.
- Oh, is that right?

Stop squabbling.

Your Honor, if any part
of Packwood's report is accurate,

then my clients have a right to know it,
and so does this court.

The allegation that a Texas Ranger
may have taken

some of the evidence
for personal gain

is extremely relevant to this case.

Your Honor, let's not forget
who the accused are here.

Oh, what do you care about justice?
You just wanna convict my clients

- and notch up another victory.
- Enough, both of you.

A television report
is not to be ignored, Miss Cahill.

Round up the arresting officers.

In chambers, right now.

Well, at least Judge Gorman
only postponed the preliminary trial.

She could've dismissed
the charges outright.

- Thank God for small favors, huh?
- Well, she really didn't have a choice.

Either she clears it up now, or Rose
will make a bigger stink on appeals.

Look, I don't like it.

I mean, what have we heard
from our informant, Steve Macy?

There's an all-points out on him,
but nothing yet.

Well, if you hear from Macy, and
if he turns himself in and the money,

we'll offer him immunity in exchange
for his testimony against the Pikes.

Ranger Trivette, are you pleased
with Judge Gorman's delay of pretrial?

Yeah, I thought the judge did
what she thought was right.

Yeah, how does this affect
your credibility as a Texas Ranger?

I don't follow you.

How can you function
as a Texas Ranger

with this cloud of suspicion
hanging over you?

- What...?
- That's enough questions for now.

I'm sure Ranger Trivette will be happy
to answer some more later.

How do you feel about the charges
your partner may have stolen?

- There were no charges.
- Right.

Oh, really? Then why did you purchase
a one-way ticket to Mexico City?

What are you talking about, pal?

A very reliable source told me
the tickets were delivered to your desk

in Ranger headquarters about an hour
ago. You care to comment on that?

Come on.

- I didn't do nothing, Lyle.
- Are you playing games?

- No, Lyle.
- With me?

- You leave me alone.
- I don't get that five mil,

I'm short a lot of hard cash,

which means I can't pay the boys
in Mexico their end.

And that means they're gonna cut
my heart out with a dull shovel.

- I want that money!
- I ain't got it.

Who does?

Must be that Steve Macy
or that Ranger.

Macy?

You hired Macy?
You helping him to rip me off?

You're like the devil hisself.

You get my money back,

or I'll make the devil look like
a Sunday-school teacher.

Come on in.
Make yourself at home.

I've been going over
this Jim Trivette file.

- Trivette, Carl.
- Trivette. He looks first-rate.

He is first-rate.

- Mind if I record this?
- No, go ahead.

Carl Blanford interview
with Ranger Cordell Walker,

March 23rd, 3:40 in the afternoon.

Just go ahead and tell me what
you think of Sergeant James Trivette.

I'm proud to be his partner.

We've been together now
for almost two years,

and Trivette has distinguished
himself many times.

So it's your estimation that he can be
trusted with valuable evidence,

even 30 million
in counterfeit currency?

Absolutely.

Look, Carl, he's clean.
You know it, I know it, okay?

Look, I know you're
very loyal to him.

And I started believing
that straight-arrow stuff

- you say about him till...
- Till what?

Oh, well, we got some
very damaging information today.

What kind of information?

Well, we questioned that
Ron Packwood over at Channel 3.

He laid some very volatile
documents in our laps.

Like what?

Well, like Trivette buys
a one-way ticket to Mexico City.

Like he wires $5000
to a realtor there

as earnest money on a condo
in Puerto Vallarta.

I can't believe you guys
are believing this Packwood guy.

Like there's a bank account in
the Cayman Islands in Trivette's name

at a very well-known
laundering institution.

Anyone could've done that.

Yeah, like there's 70 grand
in that account

until it's transferred
to Zurich yesterday.

Let me see that.

He's being set up, Carl.
You can see that as well as I can.

It doesn't matter what I can see.
It's what the review board thinks,

and you and I both know
that a lot of good men

have been terminated for a lot less.

All right, look.

I've got an APB out
on this Steve Macy.

I know he's got
the counterfeit money.

Trivette and I'll go track him down,
all right?

Sergeant Trivette's been taken off
active duty until further notice.

- He's gonna be given desk work.
- You can't do that, Carl.

Look, that is department policy.
It is not up to me.

- I'm very sorry, amigo.
- Yeah, right. Yeah, right.

Thanks for coming by.

Here you go, darling.

Mabel, I didn't order all this.

You gotta keep
your strength up, Jimmy.

I'm fine.

You don't have to pretend with me.

What's wrong is wrong.

I want you to know
that these shoulders are for crying on.

That's nice, but I'm great.
Really I am.

I'm just sick about
what they've done to you.

Jimmy, let me tell you something.

You can learn something
from that old gal.

She gets her feelings up,
she handles them, she gets them out.

- She doesn't keep it bottled inside her.
- I'm not holding anything inside, C.D.

Jimmy, you can't do it
like you did football.

You can't play in pain.

You gotta reach down,
get those feelings, get them up there,

find out what they are
and handle them.

There's no pain, C.D.
I didn't do anything.

Remember, it's America.
I'm innocent until proven guilty.

Walker's over at I.A.
He's clearing everything up.

He's gonna come through the door
smiling. Everything's gonna be fine.

Hi, C.D. Hi, Trivette.

How'd it go?

Let's go for a walk.

- Ranger Walker, I heard from Steve.
- Where is he?

He didn't tell me where he was,
but he told me to come see you.

He didn't steal that money
from the Pikes.

Then who did?

How should I know?

Look, I believe him, that's all.

Steve is a really good guy.

He just panicked
when all that shooting started.

He says he'll testify against the Pikes
if you'll still grant him immunity.

I want him in, Stacy.
I want him in now.

He's gonna call me
for an answer later.

Well, tell him
he doesn't have a choice.

Hey, you shouldn't have come here.

I had to come see you.

This is really getting to me.
I don't know if I can do this anymore.

It's done, Stacy. We pulled it off.

In a few days it'll all be over.

Okay?

Okay.

Hey, now, go home.

I'll call you soon.

Now, remember, Bama,
we gotta bring him back alive.

The last thing in this life I needed
was Steve Macy dead.

Tell me you didn't shoot him.

It was either him or me, Lyle.

He took Bama out.

On account of you,
I'm on the hook and nowhere to go.

I gotta make
a whole new deal on credit

just to pay off
what I lost on the last one.

Well, this time, I'm gonna be there to
make damn sure you don't screw it up.

Hey, it wasn't me who brought
those Rangers down on us.

I don't know how they found out
about us.

For years, I've objected
to police internal affairs departments.

I don't know. Maybe it has something
to do with cops policing other cops.

It doesn't turn me on.

What I favor instead is a civilian
investigation board, especially in cases

like the one involving
Texas Ranger James Trivette.

Now, it wasn't the Internal Affairs
Department that broke the news

of Ranger Trivette's planned
extended stay south of the border.

No, you heard it from a civilian,

me, right here
on Texas Undercover.

Now, perhaps if more civilians
were allowed to investigate cops,

there'd be fewer bad apples in our
police forces all over our great state.

Think about it, Texas.
I'm Ron Packwood.

I'll see you tomorrow
right here on 3.

Okay, stop tape.

The tape's good.
That's a wrap, guys.

Good show.

Mr. Packwood,
can I talk to you for a minute?

I was wondering
when you'd show up.

I just wanna ask you
a couple of questions.

Well, it'll have to wait. I'm busy.

Where'd you get that information
about me taking off to Mexico?

Freedom of the press.
Ever hear about it?

I don't have to reveal
my sources to anyone.

Your sources are wrong.

You ever heard of libel?

My information was checked

and rechecked by your own
Internal Affairs Department.

It's right on target.
Go ahead and sue me.

Listen, somebody is trying
to set me up.

I don't know anything about tickets
or condominiums or bank accounts.

I don't know anything
about any of that stuff.

Pardon me. I have deadlines.

What is with you?

What, you like wrecking
people's lives? Is that it?

No, I like telling the truth,

especially about bad cops.

Now, you take your hands off me,

or we can add police brutality
to your bag of tricks.

You haven't heard the last of me.

Is that a threat?

It's whatever you want it to be, pal.

- Did you get that on tape?
- We got it.

What are you doing
in Steve's plane?

I'm not really sure.

I've just got the feeling
I'm missing something.

Thought I'd look around.

Can't you just let him rest in peace?

Not till I clear my partner, Stacy.

Yeah, well,
at least your partner is still alive.

You know,
all Steve wanted was immunity.

If he hadn't turned informant,

we would have something
really good right now.

I'm sorry, Stacy.

But if Steve had followed the plan,

he'd still be here today,
and you know that.

I'm sorry.

Walker, come in. Walker?

Walker, you out there?

What is it, Trivette?

Hey, you feel like taking a spin?

On my way.

I'm just east
of the Highway 80 junction.

I got Buford and Beeman on my tail.

I bet he's heading
for that money right now.

Aren't you supposed to be working
behind a desk?

I got my laptop in the trunk.

Look, you want a piece of these guys?
I'm tired of these yahoos on my butt.

Then let's do something about it.

What the...?

I'm right behind them, Trivette.

Have you ever played bumper cars?

You feel better, Trivette?

As a matter of fact, I do. Thanks.

Mr. Packwood.

Can I talk to you for a minute?

I was wondering
when you were gonna show up.

I just wanna ask you
a couple of questions.

- It'll have to wait. I'm busy.
- Well, look.

What?

You like wrecking people's lives?
Is that it?

No, I like telling the truth,
especially about dirty cops.

Now, you take your hands off me

or we can add police brutality
to your little bag of tricks.

You haven't heard the last of me.

- Is that a threat?
- It's whatever you want it to be, pal.

It didn't happen like that.

That's not how I said it.
He edited the tape.

Packwood's gonna air this
on his show tonight.

He already sent a copy over to I.A.

This is not gonna help you
with public opinion, Jimmy.

Now it's public opinion.

First it's rumors,
then it's innuendoes.

Is that what my career's
hanging on now?

Well, you made a big mistake
by going in and confronting this guy.

That's so easy for you to say.

Why don't you try
being me on this one?

I'm the one in the toilet now, okay?

Well, you're not alone.

I didn't see you on the television.

Look, you don't go nose to nose
with Packwood on his own turf.

How much of my career's
gonna be left

if I stand around
taking it on the chin?

Not much, according to you.

I'm... Man, look,
I'm being framed, all right?

He's doing a damn good job.

Everything I worked for
is going down the drain.

Let him cool off.

This isn't good, Walker.

I know.

- I need that information right away.
- You got it.

Maisy, do you know
where Trivette is?

I have no idea.

Okay, thanks.

What's up, John?

My agent in Mexico
passed some news you might like.

How'd you know I was here?

Gut feeling.

Looks a lot bigger from down here.

I remember
my first football game ever.

Changed my life.

Still miss the roar of the crowd
on game day?

Make a touchdown here,

the place becomes
a big, fat cat roaring.

It's great.

Then the cheering stops.

Done this hundreds of times.

I'm gonna shake this corner back, go
down 30 yards, curl into the sideline.

On two:

I saw it into my hands!

Gave him the sideline:

That instant,
I knew my career was over.

My career as a Dallas Cowboy
was over.

Now, I want you to tell me,
is my career as a Texas Ranger over?

Not on your life.

See, I knew
you could throw the brick.

You're taking a risk having me here,
you know.

Let me worry about it.

All right, let's rock and roll,
gentlemen.

Do you feel lucky
with that monkey wrench, Lyle?

Here, let me give you
a fighting chance.

Come on.

That's what I thought.

Son of a gun.

My brother's a chicken.

Hey, Lyle, I always thought
you had some guts,

but you're nothing,
but a big, yellow chicken.

That's what you are,
you're a chicken.

The big old chicken.
Nothing but a big old hen.

Mr. Chicken.

It's not.

Would you calm down
and let me handle this?

You are not helping matters.

Frick and Frack in there
are at each other's throats.

One can't wait to hang the other.

- Well, I'm not surprised.
- You know, that's not helping me.

I'm still in hot water.

Well, I may have a way
to cool you off. Come on.

You showed your true color:

I mean it! I'll take you
out behind the...

Stop it! Stop it!

What are the hours?

Three eighteen, 887.

Just as I figured.
The hours don't match the logbook.

Hello, Walker.

Hello, Stacy.

Going somewhere?

Thought it best if I took some time off
and saw some new scenery.

You know,
you might've got away with it.

If I hadn't found those photos
in this logbook,

I wouldn't have known
you could fly this thing.

Why don't the two of you
get away from the plane?

Your license says you're rated
for night and instrument flying.

You and Steve planted
that evidence against me.

It was a pretty good job, though.

The tickets, the condo,
bank accounts.

It wasn't that hard to do.

Airport security guard
saw you take off at 2 a.m.

In Steve's plane
the night he was killed.

He said you came back
around dawn.

Well, I guess
I didn't think of everything, did I?

No, I guess you didn't.

We checked Steve's logbook

against the engine hours
on the Hobbs meter.

Four and a half hours
unaccounted for.

Just enough time
to pick up the counterfeit money.

How'd it feel leading those men
to Steve's door?

Poor guy didn't know
you wanted everything for yourself.

Come on, Stacy, give it up.

Just get away from the plane... now.

Okay.

No, no!

Trivette, can you get out over there?

No, I can't get out.

In the plane.

Come on, man. Get us out of here.

Here goes.

You're not gonna chase her in this,
are you?

You got a better idea?

Yeah, running would be good.

Oh, I don't like this.
I didn't know you could fly.

- I can't.
- You can't fly?

Well, I've had a couple lessons.

Walker, the tanker.

- Walker, the tanker!
- I'll clear it.

- No, you won't!
- Yes, I will!

Well, I'll be. We're flying.

Yep.

There she is.

Aren't you supposed
to pick the nose up or something?

Take the nose up, Walker!

- I don't believe this.
- Will you calm down?

- You're making me nervous.
- I'm making you nervous?

Slow it down. Do something.

Where's the brake?

If I ever get out of here...

Oh, no, this is crazy.
You're not gonna go under the bridge.

It's wide enough.

No!

Told you.

You hit your truck.

You hit your truck.

I didn't mean to.

Okay, okay, come on.

Are you sure
this stock is going to go up?

No, no, that one goes down.
This is the one...

What? What?

That's me. What is this?

It's that spare million
you were looking for.

Yeah, play money.
Every one with my face on it.

- Could've got a better picture.
- Is there such a thing?

Hey!

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