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[radio chatter]

[murmuring]

[sirens blaring]

[Man] We need good intelligence.

[Ronnie] Find Bob, tell him to get his ass

over here pronto.

[Jimmy] Let's go, let's go, let's go.

-Mike just got robbed 750 grand, got his throat slit,

so get your ass over here now.

-Rebecca.

Rebecca's coming with you.

[dramatic music]

[panting]

[van engine humming]

-Okay, that's the third time this guy's been

around the block.

And he's parking in the alley now.

-[Mary] Martin.

-Yes, ma'am?

-How many people in the OCU beside yourself

were aware that Lee was involved?

-Ted was aware, I don't know who else.

-You told nobody?

-No, ma'am.

-There's gonna be an internal investigation.

-There sure is.

-I told too many people.

-I wouldn't lose too much sleep over it.

It's the cost of playing, isn't it?

[cell phone rings]

[banging]

-Two men coming in.

-Somebody's coming up.

[dramatic music]

-[Mary] Looks to me like they've done this kind

of thing before, you know.

-Yeah, maybe a few times.

We've got Curly and Mo in here wrapping him up.

Looks like they're gonna take him away.

Okay, yeah.

-There's probably a dozen people

who knew we had a mole inside.

But only half of those knew his name or guessed it.

-[Martin] Uh-huh.

-You and Ted and the OCU, Deakins, Mallaby, Royden,

Penhall at CSIS.

Six altogether.

[cell phone rings]

-He's gonna ring all night.

Yeah?

It's Ted.

-I need to talk to him.

-Mary needs a word.

-Where are you?

-[Ted] About a block away.

-[Mary] Okay, we're gonna see this body

coming out of here sometime soon.

-What's the plan?

-Arrange for a traffic stop.

-[Ted] Okay.

Are we picking up the brother and sister?

-No, we're gonna let this run a little bit longer.

-[Ted] That's a bit of a risk.

-Jesus Christ!

Just arrange for the traffic stop, will you?

[dramatic music]

[car engine humming]

-Which car?

-Blue van down the alley.

-Getting ready to go.

-Let me know if anything happens.

[dramatic music]

[crashing]

-I need to borrow a couple of constables.

-On the roof.

-[Bob] Man, what do we know?

-Nothing.

Mike left here with the money,

went to meet the courier at the drop,

couple of guys robbed him.

-Do we know who?

-No.

Two guys, white guys.

We don't know if they're crackheads,

whether they were stalking him, whether they got lucky,

we don't know.

-What about the courier Mike was supposed to meet?

He showed up or what?

-Yeah, he was on time.

He's not involved.

-So, let's get down on the street, on the phones.

I mean, if these guys are a couple of crackheads

flashing cash, somebody might draw their attention.

-Anybody finds these guys, it's a big reward.

You find the guys and the money, you get half the money.

All right?

-Bad time to mention it, but we need more cash

for the ATMs.

-I'll send somebody over.

-Hey, you gotta call your guy.

[phone ringing]

-Yeah, my brother, Mike...

he just had his throat cut.

I'm gonna need your help.

[rain humming]

-All right, Mike Reardon just got jacked.

There's ten grand in it if you catch the guys

and you bring them to me before anybody else does.

-You got a description?

-Yeah.

Two guys, white, 5'10", flashing a whole lot of cash.

You search and find that cash, too.

If you find the cash and the guys and bring them to me,

nobody says a thing.

-How much money are we talking about?

-Half a mil, split four ways.

Remember--

-Not a peep.

[dramatic music]

[car honking]

-What the fuck is going on?

-We've got a team on the brother and sister

and we've got a team watching these guys

taking care of the body.

-Was he exposed?

What happened?

-A brother called him a rat and shot him three times,

so I'd have to say, yeah, he'd been exposed.

-Did the girlfriend know he was cooperating with us?

Could she have told the brother?

-I don't think she suspected.

I think it was probably an internal leak.

-That's not something I wanna hear.

-Ted, Martin, Deakins, Royden, Penhall and yourself.

Somewhere along the chain of command

somebody leaked something back the the Eagles

and they sent Donny to kill him.

-Be very careful where you go with this.

These kind of allegations could start a wildfire.

-Do you know who you want running the investigation?

-Probably make that decision in the morning.

[dramatic music]

-You got a good friend in Homicide?

-Yeah.

Why, what's going on?

- I just watched my agent get shot in the head.

Can you get Homicide to claim jurisdiction on it?

I really need a friend on this.

I don't want the Feds burying in.

There's gonna be a traffic stop,

it's gonna be a body in the back.

That's my guy.

-Okay, I'll make the call.

[car engine roaring]

-How did it go?

-Not so good.

Mike got hurt.

-How bad?

-He'll live.

[dramatic music]

-Are we up on the card room?

-[Rose] Uh-huh.

-[Mary] Any activity there?

-There was a call put in by Donny right after the shooting.

Nothing since.

-I want a log of all calls on both his cell

and the card room, and nobody else has access

to that information, yeah?

Not Ted, not Martin.

And if they do request it or anybody comes down

from upstairs asking, I wanna know right away.

-Yes, ma'am.

Sorry to hear about Lee.

-Yeah.

[banging]

[van engine starting up]

[dramatic music]

[phone ringing]

-Yeah?

-Yeah, we've got an empty apartment.

-[Mary] Send in forensics.

-Yes, ma'am.

-Phew!

[siren blares]

[van engine humming]

-Good evening.

You've got a broken tail light.

-Oh, yeah?

I didn't know.

-Can I see your driver's license and registration, please?

[dramatic music]

All right, turn off the vehicle.

[keys clinking]

[hip-hop music]

-Mike's gonna be all right.

Rebecca's taking him home.

-You want somebody to watch him overnight?

-[Jimmy] Yeah, send someone over.

-No problem.

-[Ronnie] What's the word?

-[Bob] Nothing.

[mumbling]

-Colin, you, me, now this.

Three hits in the last month.

Let's get real about this.

It's the Disciples.

-[Jimmy] No, we don't know what.

-Hey, you not wanting a war doesn't mean

they aren't up for one.

We're gonna start losing more people

if we can't protect them.

Everybody's gonna head for the hills.

Let Bobby here go to work.

That's why he's here.

-Whatever you wanna do.

-I need more time to think about this.

[hip-hop music]

[slams door]

-Is he okay?

What's happening?

-Yeah, he's all right.

So far, so good, anyway.

-Where you going?

-Just gonna go for a little walk.

-Yeah?

Can I come with you?

-Yeah, sure, let's go.

Let's go.

[knocking at door]

Hi, how you doing?

-Fine.

-Oh, yeah?

-He's in the kitchen.

He's not supposed to talk.

-[Jimmy] Okay.

-Hey.

You should take the day, stay home.

-I'll be fine.

[sizzling]

-You hungry?

-No, I ate already.

Let's have a look at that.

How's it feel?

-It's sore.

You know, you know...

Hey, Ronny, how you doing?

You know, I think I recognize one

of those muthas from somewhere.

-We haven't heard shit.

Hey, you're not supposed to talk.

-Hey, come on, let's have a look.

Ow!

How many stitches?

-25.

-[Ronnie] Jesus!

-So, where do you think this guy is from?

-I don't know.

The joint, I'm pretty sure.

I'm gonna remember, and then that piece of shit

is gonna remember me.

-It wasn't random, you don't think?

-I don't know.

You know, he had that look in his eye, like,

"Holy shit, it's you!"

And he carried out with it anyway.

The guy who slit my throat, couldn't see him at all.

And then er...

[buzzing]

I'm sorry about the money!

I feel really bad about the money.

-You think he knew you had the money,

wasn't jacking you for the guitar?

-Oh, they knew I had the money in the case.

I could see that.

-Because he would have been watching you leaving the club?

-For sure, man.

They might have been in the club when I left.

[dramatic music]

-This is a Hong Kong number.

-Yes, ma'am.

I'm tracing it right now.

As soon as I know.

-Caught time in your old town last night?

-Uh-huh.

-We had a team on Michael Reardon.

He was trucking his cash preloaded in a guitar case,

got robbed, cut in the neck.

-And?

-We followed the guys who jacked him back

to the Disciples' pool hall on Broadway.

One of them spoke with Dante.

-Hmm.

Martin, could you join us?

Okay, so what's everybody doing?

We got a meeting with CSIS in about five minutes.

-Donny and Kim spent the day at Donny's house in Richmond.

We're still there, we're on the house.

-Pulled a traffic stop on the body snatchers.

They're in custody.

Vancouver Homicide picked them up.

They haven't said shit but they've spoken to a lawyer.

I assume the lawyer told Donny they got caught with Lee

in the back of the van.

-Can we get any wire on the house in Richmond?

-We're getting up on a land line,

but they're probably using new cell phones,

so we're trying to get those numbers to expand the wire.

-Okay.

I need to take this meeting.

Thank you.

-[Donny] Yeah, I'm going to the border right now.

I'm just waiting for my ride.

It's all done.

Okay, I'll see you in San Francisco.

Goodbye.

-[Woman] Donny?

-[Donny] Okay, let's go.

-Can we go back to my apartment?

-What?

-I need my...

I need my passport.

I forgot my passport in my apartment.

[speaks in foreign language]

-Go, go, go!

I'll send somebody.

Go!

-[Woman] I'll finish packing later.

-[Man] James tells me you wanna keep this play running.

-I don't wanna abandon it just yet.

-I can't see why we wouldn't.

It's been a disaster so far.

You've allowed a very valuable asset to be killed.

-I'm not taking responsibility for that.

-There's going to be an investigation

and they may judge differently.

-Vancouver Homicide claim jurisdiction.

I think they'll be running the investigation.

-When did they get involved?

-I guess when they stopped the van on a traffic violation

and found Lee's body in the back?

Maybe your investigation could be better focused

on the leak you might have upstairs.

Lee was killed because someone learned he had turned

and was cooperating with us.

-Meaning you think there's yet another mole among us.

-That's what I would hope your investigation

would look into.

-Who's on point for Vancouver Homicide?

-Paul Harvey.

-[Man] Thanks for your time.

[dramatic music]

-[Ronnie] Hey, babe.

-You seen Michael?

-Yeah, he's gonna be okay.

He's not supposed to talk, so everything

has a silver lining, I guess.

-You okay?

-[Ronnie] Yeah, I'm okay.

-Prefer you didn't wear that thing around.

-Self-defense.

-You know, the best defense

is to get the hell away from all this.

-This is my home.

Where would I go?

-You don't have to wear that thing.

I don't want it in my bedroom, I don't want it in my home.

-Fine.

You wanna wear blinders like everybody else, go ahead.

-Look, our delivery's here.

Needs order.

-Can you take care of that for me?

Because I gotta be somewhere.

-[Man] Hey.

-Hey.

-He mentioned he might have a job waiting for me

at CSIS when he retires next year.

-Right, thank you.

-Mary, this is Paul Harvey.

-Pleasure.

-[Mary] Same.

-We're gonna make the arrests in about a half hour.

They leave the house, it all gets a little trickier.

-Thank you.

Do you know where you're gonna hold them?

-City cells.

-Put a couple of operators in there with Donny and Kim.

-If I've got them, I'll use them.

-We're trying to find out who told Donny

my guy was cooperating with us.

-Fine.

That works for me too.

-Thanks, Paul.

-None of our information's 100%.

I don't act on anything unless it's 100%.

You know that about me.

We're at a disadvantage here, we're small.

A few guys spread out over a large area.

We can't afford to get mired down in something

that's gonna take our attention away from other business.

-So we wait around for the Disciples to provoke us again?

Then we have this kind of indecision all over again?

-We just gotta answer these other questions.

We got proof that the Disciples killed Colin

or sent that goof after you and me, or robbed Mike?

Got any proof?

No.

Let's just stick to business.

-The question isn't do we retaliate an eye for an eye?

The bigger question is do you wanna continue doing

what you're doing or do you wanna retire?

You're in the game or you aren't?

You gotta decide one way or the other,

because the longer you take to make up your mind,

the longer you sit on the fence,

the more everything slips away.

The bigger question is what are we willing to fight for?

-[Mike] I feel an anthem coming on.

-[Ronnie] Up yours, Mike.

-Been there.

No, but seriously, okay?

Things are changing but they're always changing.

I mean, we gotta learn to adapt, right?

You gotta be a lizard, you know,

shape shift, embrace the changes.

-Decision's gotta be made, right?

We're gonna continue doing this thing

or we're gonna parcel it up.

Some guys stay, buy the other guys out, whatever.

Whoever wants out should step out.

-Did we decide on something?

Because before we do I got more to say.

-[Ronnie] Say your fill.

-Okay.

I agree with Ronnie, this is worth fighting for.

There's no question.

But I also agree with Jimmy,

because we gotta find out who's doing this, right?

And just because we're pissed, and I'm pissed...

I wanna bury the right guy.

I'll measure twice and I'm gonna cut once.

-You know what, guys?

We gotta let this play out.

Jim's right, we gotta get the facts.

We got our ears open, we're asking questions,

making sure we get good information

before we make the moves.

[dramatic music]

-[Rose] So, I went over the log of calls

to Donny's old cell phone.

He's got two calls from Hong Kong from the same number

the day before he shot Lee.

-[Mary] Do you know who this is?

-[Rose] Yes.

It's a commissioner in the Hong Kong police

by the name of Sam Ko.

[dramatic music]

[rock and roll music]

-Hey.

-[Jimmy] So you guys grow some really good product.

-Yeah, we try.

-Is it all as good as the samples we saw?

-Yeah.

We got a good, consistent thing going.

Varies a little but it's all top grade, man.

-So, what kind of weight can you supply?

-I'm not growing all this by myself.

I got a couple of dozen different operators up north.

Poughkeepsie, Grand Prairie, Hinton, Fort St. J.

You know how much they like it up in Fort St. J., huh?

No, I er...

I'm more of a middle man.

I take whatever they're growing

and then middle it down here, over in Alberta, the Prairies.

You know, it's getting to be a major pain in the ass.

So, I was hoping maybe you could take whatever I got

and I could get out of that end of things.

You know, the distribution of it.

-What kind of volume are you looking at on average?

-900 to 1,000 pounds a month.

-And what are you looking for per pound?

-1,650, you take it all.

You take less, it goes up, right?

-1,500, we take it all.

-No.

1,600.

We're talking quality stuff here, guys.

-1,525.

That's it.

-All right, 1,525, it is.

But you will get one heck of a deal.

-That's, if it's as good as you say, it is.

-[Man] Yeah.

-How you wanna kick this off?

-I got a warehouse with 600 pounds in it.

I'd like to get rid of that for a start.

-Yeah.

Let me get a hold of you tomorrow.

How does that sound?

-Okay.

Yeah.

Hope it works out.

-[Jimmy] Take it easy.

-[Man] Likewise.

-Okay.

[intense instrumental music]

-See you later.

-I'm still getting my finder's fee, right?

-Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Okay, look, if everything works out,

you're gonna be taken care of, all right?

-Your brother knows it?

-Yes, my brother knows it.

-You had me standing,

it looked like I'm part of the furniture.

You know what I'm saying?

-[Mike] I know, but we're gonna go have a couple of drinks.

-You know this.

-[Mike] We're gonna go have a couple of drinks.

We're gonna see some ladies.

[van engine roaring]

-Okay, stick with him.

[bleeping]

-Mr. Royden just got a call from Vancouver Homicide

requesting his phone records.

He's not very pleased.

-I'm sorry he's been inconvenienced.

-You're pressing the wrong buttons, Mary.

-He was one of six people who knew Lee was involved.

Everybody else is cooperating.

-Well, he's not, he's refusing.

-On what grounds?

-On the grounds he's a Senior Director of a Secret Service

whose phone records are protected from scrutiny.

-I guess that's gonna be a battle, then.

-Royden is the wrong guy to challenge.

-I'm not challenging him.

Vancouver Homicide is conducting the investigation.

I don't tell them what do to.

-You're making a very unnecessary enemy

of a very influential CSIS director.

Don't expect his support.

-Did I have it in the first place?

-Look, I think a more lenient attitude

is gonna be the way to go.

-Are you asking me to let him off the hook?

-Yeah, I am.

He has legitimate reasons

for keeping his phone records secret.

If he wants to, he can take it to court.

-All right.

-Thank you.

-Casey Whelan called, she needs to see you.

-I asked you for a background on Dick Royden.

Have you got that?

-It's on your desk.

-Inspector.

We're up on the stockbroker.

He's been talking to his munitions broker again.

Probably they're taking another shipment of arms

and he's gonna talk to Reardon about transportation.

-When's this gonna happen?

-I'll be in place of Colin Reardon.

They haven't connected yet.

-Let me know if they hook up.

Martin, I'm gonna need you to take over a file for me.

It's Katarina again, she's on to something new.

-I'll be happy to, actually.

I haven't seen her for quite a while.

[car engine roaring]

-How we doing?

-Reardon took a meeting with my operator.

It's in motion.

-Thank you.

-So we're gonna sell them 200 pounds to start.

-All right.

-[Man] Bring it in over the border.

-How you wanna do that?

-We'll fly it in.

-[Ted] You need any help with it?

-No, we'll take care of that.

You probably don't wanna know.

[chuckles]

-Yeah, not really.

-I'll let you know when it's landed,

and once that goes down we're gonna be

all over his operations.

-Sounds good.

-Take it easy.

[car engines starts up]

-Wait just a minute.

[speaks in foreign language]

Come in, I'm on the phone.

Yeah, I need you the Wednesday night,

the Thursday night and the Friday night.

Three nights, 10th, 11th, 12th.

Could you try to get out of it?

I really need you for those dates.

Do you know if Anna's free?

Could you ask her?

Thanks.

[bleeping]

[laughing]

-So, what's this new thing

that Mary was talking to you about?

-It's a business meeting.

The Chinese are meeting with the Americans

and a couple of Canadians.

Some sort of thing.

-Some sort of thing?

Elaborate.

-Well, I don't know yet.

Some sort of research.

The Canadians are from a university.

-Mmm.

Mmm.

-Mmm.

Go shower.

[sighs]

Go.

-Yes, ma'am.

-I can get you in the stadiums

but it's gonna cost you more than I expected.

-How many machines can you take?

-Two dozen.

If those go well, some other options maybe.

-Okay.

What is it gonna cost?

-For the high traffic machine,

there's a percentage for the top guys,

plus the middle man, plus me.

-So, what are we looking at?

-10% off the dollar.

-The machines are gonna be

in the high volume locations, right?

They're not gonna be stuck in the ass end

of the stadium somewhere?

-They're prime locations.

-Sounds doable.

-Let me know, we're ready to go.

[dramatic music]

-[Bob] Hey, Jim.

-You heard anything yet about who did Mike?

-Nothing.

-What's going on, Bob?

-Hard to say.

-I'm losing it, you know.

I don't know if I got the stomach for this anymore.

-Maybe it's time.

-Gonna get some air.

-I'm around.

-See you later.

-Oh, Jesus Christ!

-Can't say you didn't warn me.

-What provoked this?

-Spend the night out with my girlfriend.

I got home a little late.

-Drink?

-Yes, please.

[snorts]

I'm ready to work for you again.

-What made you change your mind?

-I think with what I know you could probably arrest Randy.

And I think...

If you pressure him, he'd turn into a pretty good informant.

-Really?

What makes you say that?

-He's under a lot of pressure

from the people he owes money to.

They're really leaning on him to run these stock scams.

-These people?

-The bikers.

-You know where are they?

He shares what's going on with you?

-He shares everything.

He's so panicky and paranoid.

He just rattles on all night about

what do I think about living in Costa Rica?

I mean, I'm not getting any sleep.

-Would you like to see him go to jail?

-Yes.

He's just right on the edge.

-My advice to you is not to go home again.

-Please, if you just arrested him,

he'd cooperate and...

He'd give everybody up, I think.

-Well, call me in the morning

and I'll tell you what we're gonna do.

-Thank you.

Okay, I'd better go.

[clattering]

-Hey, Jim, how you doing?

-Good, you know.

I thought we should have a conversation.

-Yeah, sure.

Let's talk.

-My brother got held up and cut the other night.

Maybe you heard something about that.

-Michael?

No, I didn't hear, is he gonna be okay?

-Yeah.

-How can I help?

-Mike was saying it's a guy he knew from the joint.

-You got a name?

-[Jimmy] No.

It was a couple of guys.

-It's bad luck.

-That's what you said about Colin.

-Bad luck runs in streaks.

-Everybody's telling me it was a couple of your guys.

-[Man] Come on.

-What do you want?

-You're saying that like you think I was behind that.

-Yeah.

-Look, I got no reason to attack you.

Let's face it, your brother rubs a lot of people

the wrong way.

You know, he likes to fuck with people.

-I don't want any trouble.

I got too much on my plate.

There's enough business for everybody.

I don't want trouble.

I want peace and prosperity.

-I'm with you on that.

-So we can agree on that, no trouble?

Because I came to you before.

I can't come to you again.

-No trouble.

Peace and prosperity.

[dramatic music]

-[Mary] What's the latest on Bingham?

-[Man] As far as I understand, his diamond deal

is still hung up until they can land the munitions.

-All right.

I'm gonna make a move on him.

We're gonna bring him in before he has a meltdown.

I'll need to know where he is today.

-He's in his office today working the phones

trying to wrap up the diamond stuff.

-Thank you.

[knocks on door]

I am gonna try and make a deal, pulling Randy Bingham.

-What's the situation?

-He was talking to his wife, he's looking for shelter.

-I'll pick him up.

-Make it discreet but give him a little shake when you do.

Dr. Roy's got the wire on him.

-Yeah.

I'll tighten his shorts a little for you.

-[Mary] Morning.

-Morning.

[knocking at door]

-Good morning.

How did it go with Katarina?

-Excellent, very good.

But I think she's on to something very interesting.

They're having this conference at the hotel there.

One of the connects put all his charges on his credit card,

so I got all of his information.

He's from Saskatchewan, a university out there.

Been doing a lot of cutting-edge stuff

with seat engineering.

Like, heavy stuff.

-And the Americans?

-Er...

Nothing on them yet.

But this Canadian guy, apparently he's one

of the leading experts on rice,

so you figure that could be why the Chinese are there.

-Do you think he's selling something maybe he doesn't own?

-He could be, yeah.

Selling these new seat patterns.

They're worth a fortune.

Anyway, that's it for now.

I'm gonna be seeing Katarina later on.

Apparently she's meeting

with the Chinese diplomat sometime today.

-Okay, let's talk after that.

Thank you.

[dramatic music]

[clattering]

-Hey, Becky.

-Francine, hey.

How are you?

-Good.

Looking for Jim.

I got some Stella's stuff for him.

Can I leave it with you?

-I think he's on the roof, if you wanna go up?

[footsteps]

-[Francine] Hi.

-Hey.

-Is Jimmy up there?

-Yeah.

-Okay.

[birds calling]

-[Jimmy] Hey.

-Hi.

I brought some of Stella's stuff for you.

Just some clothes, some books she needs.

-Oh, yeah, okay.

-Are you busy?

Can I sit down?

-Oh, sure, sit down.

-I've been thinking about Stella a lot.

-[Jimmy] Yeah?

-What would you say if she went away to school somewhere?

-I don't think that's a good idea.

-I do.

-She's 13.

She's not gonna wanna suddenly get up and leave her friends.

-She'd make new ones.

If things are gonna get crazy...

I don't think she should be around.

Do you?

-Things aren't gonna get crazy.

-Yeah?

You can guarantee that?

-No.

-Will you think it over?

-Did you talk to Stella about this already?

-No, I wanted to talk to you first.

-Oh, yeah?

Okay, I'll think about it.

-Okay.

[dramatic music]

[murmuring]

-Randy Bingham!

-[Randy] Yeah?

Hey, how are you?

-Ted Altman.

Organized Crime Unit.

-Okay.

How can I help you?

-Are you aware of what the penalties are for gun running?

-No, why would I be?

[chuckles]

-I'd love to take the time to explain them to you.

You got some time for me?

-Actually, it's a little awkward.

I got a board meeting I don't wanna miss

in about 20 minutes.

Can we talk a little later?

-I think this right here is the important meeting

you don't wanna miss.

Come on, let's go.

You can meet my boss.

-I er...

Had a visit from a guy who says it's the Disciples.

Now he's looking around, looking around asking me

what do I want for the operation.

Would I consider an offer?

-When did this happen?

-Yesterday.

You know, I don't need this, Jimmy.

I got a lot going on.

I got things to do, you know, a life to live, kids to feed.

You know what I'm talking about?

-I need you to front this thing for me, Vic.

Don't fade on me now.

Let's get the machines into the stadiums.

We're just getting up and running.

-I'm afraid for my family, Jimmy.

You know what?

I got a good business here.

You know, I'm asking you as a friend.

Please, let me off the hook.

Would you just take the machines back?

-Just hang in there, Vic.

I'll back the bikers off.

-And now what do I say when they come back at me?

-They're not gonna come back, I'm gonna talk to them.

In the meantime, you gotta do something with these machines.

They're just sitting here.

Come on.

What's going on?

-There's a home for all of them.

I gotta clean them.

I just wanted to go over this with you.

-Mr Bingham, welcome.

-[Randy] Thanks.

-Can I get you anything, coffee, water?

-No, I'm good.

-Have a seat.

You're aware of why you're here?

[sighs]

-No, why don't you tell me?

-Well, one reason you're here

is because you possess a wealth of information

about something I wanna know about

and I wanna pick your brain about that.

-All right.

-The other reason you're here

is because it's the gun running I wanna know about.

-Oh, that's just a side thing.

I don't know much about it.

I just put people together.

-You put people together with a Kevin Chin,

who owns the Golden Lotus Trading Company.

He puts these people together with someone in Beijing.

-Right, I wouldn't know.

I mean, I know Kevin, but, you know,

I just put people together.

I don't know what they talk about.

I just make things happen.

-Perfect, that's just what I'm looking for:

someone who can make things happen.

I'd like to know about how these weapons are purchased,

who's involved, like that.

-Well, I can't really spend a lot of time doing that.

You know, I gotta make some money.

-You're not in a good financial situation?

-No, not very good at all.

-Well, the beauty of the arrangement you'd have with me

is you can continue to work as a broker

and work with us on the side on this project.

-What would you want me to be doing?

-Brokering guns.

You put the people who make the guns together

with the people who want the guns

and we find out who all their friends are.

You want some time to think about it?

-No, I think I can see some of the advantages

of the arrangement.

Probably make that happen.

I know how to put a deal together.

So, what would happen to the commission I'd be making?

-You'd be able to keep that.

-Really?

[knocking at door]

-[Man] You got a minute?

-[Ted] Close the door.

-Now I'm having my phone records solicited

by Vancouver Homicide.

-Yeah, I got the same call.

-What's going on there?

-Mary's convinced there's a leak

somewhere up the food chain.

-You cooperating?

-Yeah, I got no choice.

Everybody's pretty pissed about it,

but the good news is it's probably the end

of Mary's move into CSIS.

I heard Royden went ballistic on her.

I think she's pretty much history.

-Will you stay in touch with me on that?

-[Ted] Yes.

-Oh, how's our American friend?

-It's in motion.

[dramatic music]

-You know anything about what happened to my brother?

-Well, a little.

-Can you tell me?

-Yeah.

It was two of Dante's guys.

-And this is reliable?

-Uh-huh.

-You know any names?

-No.

-Okay.

So what do you need from me?

-I want you to run some guns.

I want you to work with Bingham.

-Okay.

-I'll call you when I know what's going on.

-Okay, Mary.

[car engine starts up]

[bleeping]

[cell phone ringing]

-Hey, Jimmy, what's up?

-Can you get me pictures of all the Disciples

you got on file?

-Yeah, yeah, that shouldn't be a big problem.

No, not a problem at all.

All right.

[dramatic music]

[phone ringing]

-Yeah?

-It's Paul Harvey.

-[Mary] Yes, Paul?

-We found a connection from that number you gave us

to someone upstairs.

-Upstairs?

- Yeah.

There was a call placed from Roger Deakins

the day before your agent got shot.

[dramatic music]

-I'm sorry.

- Roger Deakins.

He made a call to your Hong Kong number,

same number that called Donny.

I thought you should know where we're at.

-Thank you.

Thanks for calling.

-Good night, Inspector.

I'm going to get some sleep.

-[Mary] Good night.

[car engine humming]

-[Jimmy] So, we've been having some trouble

with the Disciples.

-[Man] Yeah, I heard a little bit about that.

-They've been leaving you guys alone pretty good

for a while?

-[Man] Yeah, I think I told you, we had a little problem

like six months ago.

-Yeah.

Well, we've been working pretty well together

for a little while, things are going well.

I don't know how you'd feel about this

but I was thinking maybe you guys could help us

back them off.

-What kind of thing you thinking about?

-They went after my brother.

-[Man] Yeah, Mike told me.

-I don't wanna escalate,

I just wanna get a message to them, that's it.

-Okay, yeah.

-I got this currency exchange, washing cash.

We're gonna hit it.

[chuckles]

-[Man] Okay, you guys got this thing worked out?

-Bobby's got it worked out but we need your help.

-You know, I'm in.

When you guys gonna go?

-It'll take a little more planning, maybe a dry run.

-Okay, good.

-I Knew it. -[Man] Okay.

-Talk to you later. -[Man] Okay.

-[Jimmy] Let's go.

[car engine humming]

[knocks at door]

-We're closed!

[car honking]

[keys clinking]

-Thank you.

It's been a really long day.