All language subtitles for Chicago Fire - 12x11 - Inside Man

- We got a new floater.

Welcome Jack Damon.

- I've been requesting a
shot at 51 for a long time.

- He said that taking
your class at the academy

is what made him
want to be here.

- I don't remember
having that kid in my class.

- Nobody here knows,
and I'll keep it that way

for as long as I want.

- Who's texting you
at this ungodly hour?

- Ah, it's nobody.

I'm a little worried what
the others might think.

I'm secretly dating a cop.

- You have such
a way with people.

You are good for me,

and if you decide
to stick around at 51,

I know I could be good for you.

- I'm not surprised
Novak decided

to stay at 51 full time
after you gave her

your talking to,
but I cannot wait

for all your "Dear God,
why did I do this?" rants.

- Oh, first one of
those was this morning

when she got super
huggy for, like, no reason.

How's it going with your
new floater, Jack Damon?

- Why do you say it like that?
- I don't know.

He's kind of got
one of those names

where you just want
to say it all, you know?

- It is a good name.

- Yeah, it's very solid.

- I'm very glad to have him
around for another few shifts.

He really helped me
out with Girls on Fire.

And I mean, he's practically
begging for a permanent spot.

- Well, Novak's take, in
case you're wondering...

oh, he is mega fun to look at.

- Need a hand?

- No, I'm good.

- What is that, the 20-inch?

- Yeah.

- How often do
you have to clean it?

- Every now and then.

- Which saw does Squad use most?

Is it the chain vent or K-12?

- Kidd says I taught
you at the academy.

Which class was it?

- Uh, no, I... I wanted to take

your Confined
Space Rescue course,

but I got waitlisted.

Yeah, I was hoping
someone was gonna fall out,

but nobody did.

I ended up taking
a hazmat course

with Captain Miller.

I learned a ton about
chemistry and field identification.

I was hoping to get
certified once I can.

- I swore I brought
out that rivet spinner.

- Is that the mystery
boyfriend I still haven't met?

- We haven't labeled it yet.

- Gay men and your
fear of commitment.

- A, that's not a thing.

And B, that's laughable
coming from you.

Hurtful.

Yeah, Carver's
been on a furlough,

and he hasn't been exactly
quick on the text responses.

Probably just busy.

New guy is kind of shady.

- Damon?

- I heard him on
the phone last shift,

and he sounded like
he's hiding something.

- Like what?

- I don't know.

He specifically said he
doesn't want anyone here

to find out.

- Maybe you should tell Kidd.

I mean, after the
whole Gibson thing,

she's being super cautious

about who she's
vetting for Truck.

- I don't know.

It could just be
something personal.

But it was the
way he said it too.

- Hmm.

You should tell her.

Ugh.

- Hey.

If you were sleeping there to
avoid Capp's snores, trust me,

that sound travels.

Yeah, no.

I just got off the
phone with Chloe.

- Oh, she on the
road for work again?

- No, no, she... she
got back last week

after that whole situation
with Javi's fake uncle.

She wanted me to take
the shift off but, you know,

with Boden gone and
Severide picking up the slack,

I had to come in.
- Yeah.

The life of a
firefighter, right?

- Mm.

- Man.

Hey, try to get
some rest, all right?

Who knows when
that call might come in.

- Yeah. Thanks, buddy.

- Did the heat go out?

Or was it cut from our
budget like everything else?

- As far as I know,
heat is still covered.

- I swear these things
are just here for decoration.

- Does it feel like
the AC is on to you?

- I do feel a breeze.

What the hell?

Where's Truck?

I'm not dreaming this, am I?

- Well, did someone
from the shops

come to pick it up for service?

- We didn't have an order in.

And we'd have to
sign it out, anyway.

Uh...

- It's gone.

- We circled the block, nothing.

- Any way this is just
some kind of prank?

- That would be pretty hardcore.

- Guys?

- Wait, is that
Severide's phone?

- Yes.

- The last time that we
talked, he said he was coming

out here to clean equipment.

- Yeah, he was
working on the chainsaw

right before I went to bed.

- So you were the
last one that saw him?

- I... I guess so.

- I'm calling PD.

- I'm gonna check
the meds in the ambo.

- How much further is it?

- We're almost there.

Let's make this
quick. Kill the radio.

- Copy.

- I'll see you at the drop.
Stay off the highway.

- Yeah, I know the route.

- Stella Kidd?

- Right here, yes.
Thank you for coming.

- Detective Navarro.

This is Officer Morris.

We hear you had a rig stolen.
- Yes, and a missing person.

- Kelly Severide,
Squad 3 lieutenant

and your husband, correct?

- Yeah, he... he wouldn't leave

without telling me
or anyone else,

and not without his phone.

Should we talk in there?

Yeah, officers, with me.

Herrmann, Violet.

Yeah, you too, Cruz.

- So where do you keep
the keys for all the rigs?

- There are none.
- Really?

- Not on any fire apparatus.

- Yeah, when a call
comes in, we got to go.

All right?

There's no time
looking for keys.

- Makes it pretty easy
to steal one, then, huh?

- Not really.

You have to turn
on a battery connect

called the Kaiser switch.

Then you have to
push the ignition button.

- So someone would have
to know what they're doing?

- Mm-hmm.
- Is there any way to track it?

- Yeah, through the radio.

It's the first thing we checked,

but it was disabled.
- So what's next?

Put out a BOLO?

'Cause Kelly's car
is still on the street,

so he definitely
left on that rig.

- This is enough
for us to get started.

We'll keep you informed.
- Wait. That's it?

So I mean, what are
we supposed to do?

- Hang tight.

We'll hopefully have
some answers for you soon.

- Easy.

Hey...

- Hey, mind if I bum
one of them smokes?

- Yeah, yeah. Sure, no problem.

- This shouldn't
take long, all right?

We'll be right back.

- Take a deep breath, Hank.

Look like you're
gonna drop dead.

- I just want to get in
my car and start driving

around the city, but
where do you start?

And what if he comes
back or calls the house

while I'm gone?

- Have you gotten in
touch with Boden yet?

- I left him a message.

I figure he'll get
it in the morning.

- Hey, well, maybe this
will all be over by then.

- I don't get it, Vi.

If someone stole the truck,
what do they want with Kelly?

- Well, whatever it is,
if anyone can handle it,

it's Severide.

- I wanted to talk to
you about Damon.

It might not be
a big deal, but...

- What is it?

So you were the
last to see Severide.

- Yeah.

He was cleaning the chainsaw.
We only talked for a minute.

- What did you talk about?

- Nothing important.
- Well, he's missing now.

So anything could be important.

- We just talked
about the chainsaw.

I was asking him all
kinds of questions.

- Hey, guys!

Um...

I was hearing static
on the main frequency,

and I was getting mad because

I thought somebody
was screwing around,

but then I noticed a pattern.

- That is an old CFD
code just in case

the radio comm goes down.
- Exactly.

Three, three, five.
- Return to quarters.

- Followed by five, five, three.

That is the code for Squad 3.

This is from Severide.

- Somebody there?

- Why'd it stop?

What happened?

What does that mean?

At least we know he's okay.

- Do we?

I mean, why can't he radio in?

I don't know.

Radio could be broken.

Or somebody might
have tampered with it.

- We still can't
track the location?

- It has to stay connected.

He must be crossing
the wire somehow,

but he must not be able to
reconnect for some reason.

- Kelly would know that we
could track him with the radio.

Where the hell is PD?

- Hello? Ethan?

- So what time are
these pictures from?

- A little after 1:00
a.m., Chicago Skyway.

- Looks like Truck
81 left the city,

headed eastbound toward Indiana.

- Indiana?

- We're cooperating
with departments

out of state, which could
take time given the late hour,

but we'll stay on it.

- You wanted to
see me, Lieutenant?

- Yeah.

They have some
questions for you,

since you were the
last one to see Kelly.

- Lieutenant Kidd tells us
you're a floater on Truck 81

and this is your
third shift here.

- Yeah, that's right.

- What were you and
Kelly Severide discussing

before he disappeared?
- Nothing much.

He was working late,
so I offered to help.

He said he didn't need
it, so I went to bed.

- Well, from what I
hear, you knew a lot

about this firehouse
before coming over.

Is there any particular
reason you were staking out

a spot on this rig?

- Well, yeah.

It's the best
firehouse in the CFD.

Everybody knows that.

- Did you have anything to
do with Truck 81 being stolen?

- What? Hell no!

- Sometimes, these
crews use an inside man.

Did you know an ambulance
was reported stolen

from a firehouse in
Cincinnati last night?

- Why would I know that?
I'm a firefighter, not a thief.

Lieutenant, I would
never do anything like that

or to hurt anybody here.

Wait, am I a
suspect in all this?

- We're just following
up every possible lead.

- Is there anything
you're not telling us

that might be important, Damon?

- No! No!

I'm just as worried
as everybody else.

Lieutenant, I just want
Severide to be okay.

I swear to God!

- Hey, stop, stop!

Let's... let's talk.

Who are you?

What the hell,
man? What'd you do?

- I'm a firefighter. I can help.

- How'd you find us?

- I left with you.

- Go, go!

- Have to stop the bleeding.

- Those two guys you were with,

what'd they want with our rig?

- They were just
paying me to drive.

- They say where?

- For 20 Gs, wherever they want.

We can't all be heroes, right?

Some of us gotta do
what we can to get by.

- Keep pressure on it.

That'll stop the bleeding.

We still need to
get you to a hospital.

- When the job's done.
- You don't under...

- What the hell?

- Hands in the air!

- I'm a firefighter!
I'm trying to help!

- Kidd told me the
cops talked to Damon.

- What did they find out?

- They asked him a
bunch of questions,

and they did some checking,
and then they cleared him.

So I'm glad you said
something to Kidd.

- Yeah, if you'd had
heard that conversation...

that guy is a little sus.

- Maybe it was personal stuff.
- Maybe.

If it is anything
serious, you know,

Dwayne will sniff it out.
- Dwayne?

- Officer Morris.

He's my boyfriend.

- What?
- I'm dating a cop.

And he's a good one too.

If anyone can find
Severide, it's him.

- Well, everyone keeps
secrets for all kinds of reasons.

Good to remember.
- Yeah, I guess so.

- But I hope you know you
don't have to keep things from me.

- Hey.

Heard you were on the hot seat.

- Can you believe
that? I would never.

I can't believe that
they would even think...

- All right, okay.

I'm new here too.

These guys have known
each other for years.

The old guys for,
like... decades.

- They didn't question you.

- Well, maybe they should.

I shouldn't have come here.

- Hey, come on.

It is obvious you're
dying to be here full-time.

Hey, what happened is,

everyone is just freaking out,

and they're trying to
make sense of it all.

And everyone is
acting flippin' bonkers.

Don't take it to heart.

- We got an ID on the driver.

We were able to
get photo evidence

from the ambulance staff
in Cincinnati and compare it

to the traffic cam
photos we have here.

It's the same guy.

- He's a truck driver.

Lost his job after
getting caught

stealing cargo
from his own routes.

- He must have escalated
to grand theft auto,

and fire trucks are
easy targets with no keys

and high price tags.

- We sent a unit to his
house, put out a BOLO,

and are looking into
any known associates.

- We find the missing
rig and hopefully

Severide still with it.

- It's a step in
the right direction.

- Listen, I, uh...
I know you guys

don't have all the
answers, but do car thieves

normally take hostages?

This feels weird, right?

Like, it feels different.

And once they're done
doing whatever it is

that they're doing,
do you think that

they are just gonna let him go?

- How you feeling?

- Like I'm gonna puke.

- He won't make it another hour

if you don't get
him to a hospital.

- I'll... I'll be fine.

- Extreme thirst and nausea
are signs of internal bleeding.

- No, wait!

- What the...
- Hey, hey, firefighter.

I can handle the ambulance,

but I hope you
can drive this thing.

Or we got no
use for you, either.

- You're filling the
rigs with ANFO?

That's what this is?

You're turning them
into mobile bombs?

- First responders
can go anywhere.

It's like having an
all-access pass.

- They were able to
identify one of the thieves,

the driver.

It looks like he was a
part of a three-man crew.

- Yeah, they are
trying to get access

to the traffic cams in Indiana

and narrow down the search area.

- But they could be in
Ohio by now, or Kentucky.

- Good news is, the
sun's coming up soon,

and as more people go to
work, there'll be more resources

and more chances to spot them.

- Hello.

Hello?

- So what is this, some
kind of political statement?

- It's Kelly.
- Huh?

You're just going to turn
the truck into a bomb,

drive it somewhere, blow it up?

We're going to
Indianapolis, right?

That's why you
changed out the badges?

- Shut the hell up.

- If that's a cell phone,
maybe they can track it.

- That's the last of it.

- Now, don't try anything.

- All you have to do is drive.

And then we'll let you go.

- Was that his deal?
- It was, actually.

But then you shot him,
and we had to renegotiate.

- What if I refuse?

- You can either leave behind
the wheel of your firetruck,

or in the back of
that ambulance.

It's up to you.

- Okay, thanks.

Send me the location.

We got a ping on a cell
tower in Lake County

about 40 minutes from here.

But the radius
is only two miles,

and it doesn't give
us a direction of travel.

Still, if they're going
to Indianapolis,

that means they're
headed southeast.

- All right. You
notify the local PD?

- They're sending
units to search the area.

Officer Morris and I will
drive down to join them.

We're headed out now.

Lieutenant Kidd, if
you'll come with us,

in case he calls back.
- Of course.

- And we'll follow in the Squad.

- Yeah, Engine too.
- And 61.

- That isn't necessary.

- If there is a bomb,
you'll want us with you.

- Okay, but we're
leaving right now.

Let's go.
- Let's roll out, 51.

- Mm-hmm.

- Where are we headed?
- Just drive.

We'll let you know
where to turn.

- What's to stop me
from driving into a tree

and just ending
this thing right now?

- Think about your family.

You got a wife and kids?

Want to see them again?

Just relax.

We're almost there.

- Yeah, right behind you.

- Hello.

I can't hear. It's muffled.

- But they can
track it again, right?

- Yeah.

- Whoa, whoa,
whoa. What's all that?

- It's an old rig.

I think the extra weight is
putting strain on the engine.

- Pull over!

I said, pull over, now!

- Copy that.

- PD's got a lock on the signal.

They're on the move
about a mile ahead of us.

- Hey, stay with them, Tony.

- No, no, no, no!

- I see movement.

- Is that Kelly?

Kelly!

Kelly!

Kelly!
- Come on, get in.

Just go, go, go, go!

- Kelly!

Please, please,
please, please, please...

- Stella!

- Kelly?
- Stella?

- Cover, cover, cover!

- Down! Everybody down!

- Go! Go!

- Grab it.

Get him!

- Stay down! Stay down!

CPD! Let me see your hands!

Stay down! Let
me see your hands!

Stay down! Turn over!

On your back.

- All right, all right,
all right, all right.

- Thanks, Detective.

- You want to keep this,
have it framed or something?

- I'd rather never
see that thing again.

- Suit yourself.

- I can't believe you
yanked that whole thing off.

- I didn't have
much of a choice.

- I thought you were dead.

- Hey, did you get
the official debriefing?

- Yeah, I think I
was the last one.

Yeah, besides Severide.

Man, I'm glad he's okay.

- Yeah.

- Yeah, Chloe was so
relieved when I told her about it,

she almost forgot that
she was mad at me.

Yeah.

She can't stay mad forever.

Trust me.

- She wants to go
to couples therapy.

- Oh, boy.
- Exactly.

And I'm like, if her
issue is me being gone

at work and pulling
24-hour shifts,

how is therapy going to help?

It's my job.
- Yeah.

- I can't change that.

- You and Chloe,
you're great together.

You're gonna get through it.

You do the couples therapy,
if that's what she wants to do,

but you do what it takes.

- Wait, so none of your
coworkers or cop friends

know that you're
dating a firefighter?

- No.

- You guys need
to stop hiding this.

Nobody cares that
you're both badge bunnies.

- Hey, I'll meet you at the car.

- Thanks.
- Okay.

- Hey, listen.

Um, I'm the one that
told Kidd to check you out,

just so you know.

It wasn't her idea.

I heard you out here talking
on the phone the other day,

and maybe it was
none of my business,

but I can get protective of
the firehouse, you know?

It's home.

- Yeah, sure.

- Cool.

So take it easy.

- The cure-all.

- Thanks.

But I need something
a lot stronger.

- I was hoping you'd say that.

I've got a cure-all for you.