The Rookie - Season 5 Episode 3
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00:00Previously on The Rookie.
00:01People are gonna die and you can't save them.
00:04I ate their pain like a five-star meal.
00:10Do you want to come in?
00:12I didn't know that you were gonna be here.
00:13Tim and I were just...
00:15No!
00:16Have you decided what you're gonna do with your golden ticket?
00:18So next week you're off to FDL school.
00:20You'll officially be a field training officer.
00:23Detective Misha Porter.
00:24I'm here to recruit you.
00:25When do classes start?
00:26Next Monday.
01:01Hi. Is there a problem, officer?
01:03Hi. Um...
01:06Where's the driver?
01:07It's a driverless car, obviously.
01:09My dad designs them.
01:10He was busy, so he told it to take me.
01:12Okay.
01:13Well, he...
01:14Um...
01:15It just ran a stop sign.
01:18The camera must not have seen it.
01:20Right.
01:21But...
01:22I'm gonna have to write you a ticket.
01:24Why? I wasn't driving.
01:25Yeah, not... not you, but, um...
01:31I'm gonna win for you
01:34Like I know you won't need you to
01:37Surprise!
01:39Oh.
01:40You're home from undercover school, so you know.
01:43I love it.
01:48I'm gonna be late for class, but I want to hear all about it tonight.
01:51Okay, great.
01:53Oh, wait, you're...
01:54Yep.
01:57Oh, God.
02:01Oh.
02:02Oh.
02:03Hi.
02:04Hi.
02:05I'm so happy you're home.
02:06How are you?
02:07Great.
02:08Mm-hmm.
02:09Uh...
02:10Typing, still a bit of a challenge.
02:12And forget about opening a jar.
02:14It hasn't been too much for you, being back at work?
02:17Are you kidding?
02:18I was going out of my mind sitting on the couch all day.
02:20There's something else that's been helping me more.
02:26An online group that's hunting Rosalyn.
02:29They contacted me a few weeks ago.
02:31They call themselves Diehards.
02:33Mm-hmm.
02:34Let me guess.
02:35D-Y-E, as in Rosalyn Dyer?
02:38Exactly.
02:39Uh-huh.
02:40At first I thought they were a bunch of kooks who just wanted to hear about the attack.
02:43But their research is actually really impressive.
02:47Uh, what kind of research?
02:49They scour message boards, subreddits, and social media posts for tips.
02:53Then compile the most credible ones in an encrypted PDF they call the Mother Doc.
02:58And they...
03:00Well, I was hoping you might take a look.
03:03Chris, I'm a patrol officer.
03:06I'm not a part of the investigation.
03:09But you're still a cop.
03:12I wouldn't ask, but the task force has been blowing me off.
03:15You are still recovering.
03:17You know, and it's not healthy to be immersed in hunting Rosalyn all day long.
03:23Just take a look.
03:25If you think it's worth passing on, great.
03:27If not, totally fine.
03:30Fine. I will look at the Mother Doc.
03:34Thanks.
03:36Your first day as a training officer.
03:39How does it feel?
03:41Well, considering six weeks ago, I thought I'd have to wait another two years.
03:46Pretty fantastic.
03:47What you got there?
03:48Nothing. Just a couple of things I didn't want to forget.
03:51Let me see. Let me see.
03:54I had to set up a shop.
03:56Processing a prisoner? No one.
03:59I sincerely hope after two years in the department
04:02and a month at the FTO Training Academy,
04:05you don't need a crib sheet.
04:07No, sir. No. I just...
04:09I've been working towards this so long,
04:11I just didn't want to mess anything up.
04:13Oh, but you will.
04:15This is your first time training a rookie officer from jump,
04:19making you a rookie yourself.
04:21Which I'm sure you're not going to haze me about at all.
04:24You're going to stumble.
04:26But you're a good cop, and you know how to do the job.
04:29Thank you, sir. I needed that.
04:32Good, because you're not getting this back.
04:34Now, let's go meet your rookie, boot.
04:39All right. First things first.
04:42I'd like to congratulate Officer Lucy Chin
04:47for successfully completing the DEA
04:50Covert Operations Training Academy,
04:53which is no small feat.
04:59Good to have you back, Officer Chin.
05:01Happy to be back, sir.
05:03Also, I have the privilege to introduce
05:06Midwilshire's newest training officer, John Nolan.
05:10Hey, hey, hey.
05:13Since Harper has decided to abandon patrol
05:16for a cushy desk job with the detectives,
05:18today, Nolan will take on the responsibility
05:21of training his first rookie.
05:23Officer, stand up, state your name and badge number.
05:26I'm Selena Juarez, badge number 53397.
05:29Officer Juarez, you have earned the right to be in this room,
05:33but you must prove yourself to stay.
05:35The way we do things matters.
05:37Protocol and tradition are the metal
05:40from which every cup in this city is forged.
05:43Do you have anything to add?
05:45I see you got top marks at the academy.
05:47Good for you.
05:48None of that matters when you hit the streets,
05:50so assume you know nothing, and you'll never be wrong.
05:53Got it?
05:54Yes, sir.
05:55That's it. Be safe out there.
05:59Hi, I'm Selena, your new rookie,
06:01who apparently knows nothing.
06:03Oh, I wouldn't say nothing.
06:05Dean's List, D3 soccer, graduate classes in criminal justice.
06:08Pretty impressive.
06:10But I'm aware that academia and street smarts
06:12are two different things.
06:13I like to think simple common sense trumps them both.
06:15But if you have any questions, you can always come and ask me.
06:18Yep, and me.
06:19Hi, I'm Lucy Shen.
06:20Nice to meet you, ma'am.
06:21May I?
06:22Please.
06:23Sergeant Bradford's right.
06:24The most important thing is to never pretend
06:26that you know something you don't.
06:28Pretending is what gets you killed out there.
06:30You're very lucky to have Officer Nolan as your T.O.
06:33He's a great listener.
06:34And if you ever want to talk to another woman
06:36who was in your shoes not that long ago, I'm here.
06:39Thank you. That means a lot.
06:41Yeah, of course.
06:42You guys have a great first shift.
06:45Thank you, Officer Chen.
06:47Are you ready to get started?
06:49Yes, sir.
06:50Congrats on making P2.
06:53I heard you're doing a great job
06:54riding with Tim as his sergeant's aide.
06:56Thanks, but look, I'm ready to step aside
06:58now that you're backseat.
06:59Wait, Tim said I'm doing a great job?
07:01No, sorry, I made that last part up.
07:04But, you know, he hasn't replaced you yet,
07:06so he's happy.
07:07You should, um, stick with him.
07:10Really? You sure?
07:12Yeah.
07:13I mean, I could use some quiet time riding solo,
07:16thinking about next steps in my career.
07:19You haven't heard a word I've said.
07:21No, sorry, I...
07:22Yeah, I got something I gotta take care of.
07:24Excuse me.
07:26Good talk.
07:28Good morning.
07:30Thank God you're back.
07:32But first things first,
07:34I need to see photos of Leah ASAP.
07:40Oh, my God, she's gorgeous.
07:42It must have been hard to leave her this morning.
07:44Yeah, it was.
07:45You ready to think about crime again?
07:46Yes.
07:47What can I help with?
07:49Ah, let's see.
07:51Jill Baskin, missing now for three days.
07:54Uh, any suspects?
07:56The roommate says Jill's ex-boyfriend
07:58had a nasty temper,
07:59but I haven't been able to find enough for a warrant.
08:01I'd love fresh eyes.
08:03Tyler Harvin.
08:04All right, I will jump on it.
08:06Thanks.
08:07This is your shop.
08:09Do not call it a car, a cruiser, or a black and white.
08:12It is where you work.
08:13Any time you leave the shop,
08:15your body camera needs to be on.
08:22Perfect.
08:23First, check the exterior of the shop for any damage.
08:26You are looking for dents, dings, scratches.
08:29We're gonna check the back seat
08:30for anything the suspect might have left behind.
08:32Money, weapons, drugs.
08:36Was someone smoking weed in there?
08:38I think that was me.
08:39Excuse me?
08:40No, it's not marijuana.
08:42I sage the shop.
08:44You...
08:45That's unconventional.
08:47I'm sorry.
08:48I didn't think you'd notice.
08:49It's just that it's my first day,
08:50and I figured I could use all the help I could get.
08:52Right?
08:53Sure.
08:54Next time, just check with me first.
08:56Okay.
08:58Where was I?
09:01My rookbook says you check the trunk for equipment.
09:03The trunk.
09:04We're gonna need police tape.
09:05We're gonna need road flares.
09:08Load up.
09:14Hey, you're back.
09:15How was UC school?
09:16Challenging.
09:18How's life working for the enemy?
09:20Not as weird as I thought it would be.
09:22It's actually pretty interesting
09:23seeing things from the other side.
09:24That's great.
09:25Um...
09:26How is Chris doing?
09:27Yeah, he seems fine.
09:28You know, started him off slow.
09:30Nothing too intense. Why?
09:31Has he talked to you about this online community he joined
09:34that's hunting Rosalind?
09:36No, but I could see why that would worry you.
09:39Want me to keep an eye on him?
09:41Yeah, I really do.
09:43Yeah, no problem.
09:44But, Lucy, just give him time.
09:47We've both been where he is.
09:49He'll get through it.
09:52What's the name of the store we just passed?
09:54Uh, it was, uh...
09:55You have no idea
09:56because your face has been on your phone
09:58for the past ten minutes.
09:59Put it away.
10:00Sorry, sir.
10:01It's just, um...
10:02There's something going on that I don't know how to handle.
10:05You know the deal.
10:06This is a personal life free zone.
10:08Yes, sir, but, uh...
10:09This is something that could, like, derail my career.
10:15All right.
10:16Well, let's go.
10:17Okay.
10:19All right.
10:20What is it?
10:21I'm being blackmailed.
10:23Yeah, so I, um...
10:24I sent this photo to this girl on a dating app.
10:27You know, just shirtless, nothing X-rated.
10:29A thirst trap, you know?
10:30I wish I didn't.
10:31Turns out it was some dude,
10:33and I was catfished.
10:34And now he's blackmailing me.
10:36With what?
10:37You said the photo didn't show anything.
10:39Right, the original one didn't,
10:40but then he photoshopped it.
10:42Whoa.
10:43Yeah.
10:44What does he want?
10:45He didn't say.
10:46He didn't say.
10:47He just told me to wait for further instructions.
10:50Well, I mean, it could be worse.
10:53At least he was generous.
11:04Control, 7L19.
11:06I have a 10-34 at the Nautilus
11:08near the corner of Virgil and West 4th.
11:10I'm going 954 to look for squatters.
11:16Okay.
11:41Control, 7L19.
11:43I'm code 4.
11:45There's no one here but me and some spiders.
12:01Hey!
12:03Control, 7L19.
12:04I need backup to my left.
12:07Damn it!
12:08Hey!
12:10Can anyone hear me?
12:16It's not funny.
12:17Thanks for letting me drive.
12:19At the academy they said it would be six months
12:21before I got the chance.
12:24Sorry.
12:25The smell will pass soon.
12:27No, it's all right.
12:28I know plenty of cops who wear a St. Christopher's medal
12:31for protection.
12:32Police are a superstitious bunch.
12:35What about you?
12:36Do you believe in that kind of thing?
12:38Superstitions?
12:39No, no, not really.
12:41In high school I didn't wash my hockey jersey
12:43for a year because of a winning streak.
12:45Oh, see, that's gross.
12:53I didn't see this vehicle commit a violation.
12:55Why are we pulling him over?
12:57Something's wrong with it.
12:59We're going to have to be a little more specific.
13:01Officer Juarez, protocol is we call it in first.
13:10Was I going too fast, officer?
13:12No, ma'am.
13:13Ask for ID.
13:15Ma'am, I'd like to take a look in your trunk.
13:18Guess that's all right.
13:21Ma'am, that won't be necessary.
13:23Officer Juarez, come speak with me.
13:28What's the probable cause?
13:29There's something dark coming from that trunk.
13:31Dark?
13:32Like an aura.
13:33Officer Juarez, we do not pull over vehicles
13:35because they give us the heebie-jeebies,
13:37and we certainly do not search trunks
13:39without probable cause.
13:40That is a form of profiling, and I won't have it.
13:42But she consented, so...
13:43I don't care.
13:45She's an elderly woman who was clearly intimidated
13:47by police officers.
13:48You're taking advantage of that fear.
13:50Just look.
13:51No, I'm...
13:59That's blood.
14:00I knew it.
14:03All right, ma'am, thank you.
14:07How is she?
14:09Upset.
14:10I tried to dust her off.
14:11She still wants to file a formal complaint.
14:13Look, I've never had to say this to a rookie before,
14:15but you cannot pull someone over for having a dark aura
14:18or any kind of aura.
14:20Nolan, how could you let your boot make a stop like that?
14:22I'm sorry, sir.
14:23The situation got away from me.
14:24Okay, but what about the blood in the trunk?
14:26She says she has a problem with it,
14:27and I don't know what it is.
14:29The situation got away from me.
14:30Okay, but what about the blood in the trunk?
14:32She says she has a grandson that sometimes borrows the car.
14:34Maybe he spilled something.
14:35Look, we'll collect a sample.
14:36We'll test to see if it's human.
14:38If it is, then we really have a problem.
14:40Okay, but won't that mean I was right?
14:42The crime was committed, so...
14:43Yes, probably.
14:45But since the evidence was found during an illegal stop,
14:47it's inadmissible in court.
14:49It's the fruit of a poisonous tree.
14:53Nolan, do you think you can handle
14:55taking this back to the station?
14:56Sir?
14:58If you ever do anything like that again,
15:00not only will you be disciplined,
15:01you'll be out of the LAPD.
15:03You got it?
15:04Yes, sir.
15:05Now go apologize to that woman
15:06and tell her she's free to go.
15:10Well, my catfish just messaged me.
15:14Said he wants a PS5
15:15or he's gonna release the photo.
15:17That's it?
15:18I mean, they are really hard to find.
15:19Okay, where's the drop?
15:21Looks like his apartment.
15:22So he's a dumbass. Great.
15:23All right, we'll pick one up on the way.
15:25I thought you weren't supposed to negotiate with terrorists.
15:27He's not a terrorist. He's an idiot.
15:29But if we arrest him, that photo becomes evidence.
15:31Everyone at the station sees it.
15:34Good thing I got a gamer connect from K-Town.
15:36Yeah, of course you do.
15:38Control, 7L19, do you copy?
15:47It's gonna be fine. This is fine.
15:49They will do a welfare check when I don't report in.
15:52And this is fine.
15:56Until then, I will read.
16:00Because there is nothing else to do.
16:07Morning.
16:08Hey.
16:09Need help again with the copier?
16:11No.
16:12No, I've made peace with the fact that it's possessed.
16:14I was just dropping by to see how you're doing.
16:16You talked to Lucy.
16:18Yeah.
16:20I think the Diehards thing has spun her out.
16:23Yeah.
16:24That's why I didn't tell her about it while she was away.
16:26I wish she'd just believe me that I'm fine.
16:29You probably don't know this about me,
16:31but I was stabbed a few years ago at the courthouse.
16:34What? No.
16:36I didn't. That's awful.
16:38I'm telling you this so that you know that I've been where you are.
16:43All I wanted was for people to stop seeing me as a victim.
16:46Exactly.
16:47My friends on the message board, they don't treat me like that.
16:50They see me as someone with valuable insight into Rosalind.
16:53And that must feel great.
16:55It's like you're back in control of your own narrative again.
16:59But simply saying you're okay doesn't make it so.
17:03Just consider it.
17:06I will.
17:08Hey, if you're looking for a community that understands what you've been through,
17:11you got Lucy.
17:13And me.
17:14Thanks.
17:16I appreciate that.
17:18Okay, man.
17:21So why the hell was your rookie driving in the first place?
17:24That's how I was taught.
17:26It's not standard practice.
17:28Once you've been a T.O. for a few years,
17:30then you can get creative with the guidelines.
17:32On your first day, stick to the damn script.
17:34Yes, sir.
17:35Where's Juarez now?
17:36Writing up the report.
17:37I want you to triple check it.
17:39All the paperwork surrounding this needs to be immaculate.
17:42So make sure she specifies that she was unable to articulate the reason for the stabbing.
17:47Yes, sir.
17:48I'll also be writing up a blue page on her.
17:50In it, you need to detail how, as Juarez's T.O.,
17:53how you plan to correct her moving forward.
17:55It may have been her mistake,
17:57but as her supervisor, she's your responsibility.
18:07That can't be true.
18:09Can I?
18:14Now this user is making sense.
18:16Truthhunter184.
18:19Don't give Rosalyn the satisfaction she eats her victim's pain like a five-star meal.
18:26Like a five-star meal.
18:30Rosalyn said that to Nolan.
18:33Hey! Hey! Can anybody hear me?
18:38Yo, I got what you asked for.
18:40Drop it and leave.
18:47Hello. Sergeant Bradford, LAPD.
18:50Hi, officers. What's up?
18:53You're blackmailing me.
18:54Do you have any idea how serious of a crime this is?
18:56I could charge you with a felony.
18:58Hold on, okay? I wasn't really gonna release the photo.
19:00I just wanted the PS5.
19:02My mom won't get me one.
19:04Bobby, are you talking to me?
19:06No, Mom! God! Just stay out of it!
19:10Oh, I think we should get Mom out here.
19:12No, whoa, that's not necessary.
19:13Okay, then delete the photo. Now.
19:15Okay, all right, yeah, deleting the photo.
19:17Okay, see? It's gone.
19:20And get rid of the dating profile, too, okay?
19:22It's messed up catfishing, people.
19:24Yeah, done.
19:26Bad behavior does not get a reward.
19:28You do anything like that again,
19:30I'll make sure your phone and laptop are collected as evidence.
19:33You got it?
19:34You suck.
19:37Sweet kid.
19:39So, what's up? We taking this back, or...?
19:40Hell no. We're taking this home.
19:42You know how hard it is to find one of these?
19:45Harper.
19:48Are you sure?
19:49What?
19:50Jill's blood was swapped from the trunk of a car during a traffic stop.
19:53Whose car?
19:55Whose car?
19:58Wait. They what?
20:01Do you know how dead to me you are?
20:03The blood that you found in the car belongs to a woman who has been missing for three days.
20:08It is our only lead, and now I hear that it's a bad stop?
20:11I know. I'm sorry.
20:13It was my fault. I'm...
20:14His rookie, which means that you are his responsibility.
20:18Nolan, I trained you better than this.
20:21And now you are both making me look bad.
20:25I just got off the phone with TID.
20:27When they went to impound the car, they took a preliminary look
20:29and said the blood appears to be only 10 to 12 hours old.
20:32Jill could still be alive.
20:34Then we gotta move quickly.
20:35Not so fast.
20:36I take it you're Officer Juarez?
20:38Yes, sir.
20:39I'm Wesley Evers from the DA's office.
20:41Since the blood evidence you found is inadmissible,
20:43the LAPD will have to figure out another way to implicate your suspect in this crime.
20:46So we do have a suspect?
20:48Our missing person's ex-boyfriend, Tyler Harbin.
20:50The car belongs to his grandmother.
20:52She confirmed that he has regular access to it.
20:54So to nail this guy in court, I need something concrete tying him to Jill's disappearance.
20:59Without PC, Carradine won't authorize a surveillance detail on Harbin,
21:02but he did agree to let me and Lopez run foot surveillance ourselves.
21:06If we can catch Tyler engaging in suspicious activity, Carradine said he'd approve a full team.
21:10You're gonna try and run foot surveillance with two officers?
21:13No. Four.
21:14You and your rookie are gonna start digging your way out of my doghouse by helping.
21:19Remember, Harbin has a history of violence.
21:21Don't underestimate him.
21:25I've got Harbin.
21:26Heading north down lake.
21:28Black pants.
21:29Blue ball cap.
21:30Light blue shirt.
21:31Roger that.
21:32Standing by.
21:33All right, I need you to focus on what I'm about to say.
21:36Everything you learned at the academy goes out the window the moment the adrenaline hits.
21:40You have to keep thinking.
21:42Remain aware of your surroundings at all times,
21:44and avoid any physical contact unless someone's life has been threatened.
21:48Yes, sir.
21:50Got him.
21:53I'll pick you up in the alley.
22:04Continuing west on 11.
22:15He just turned onto Grandview. He's heading north.
22:17That's us.
22:34He's got him!
22:36Which way?
22:37North on Grandview, west side of the street.
22:49Get him!
23:03Get him!
23:08I can't believe my career was almost ruined by a kid whose mom still does his laundry.
23:15When was the last time you heard Chen on the radio?
23:18I can't remember. It was like an hour ago, maybe two.
23:25Dispatch, this is 7 out of 100. Can you perform a security check on Officer Chen?
23:28Hold on, 7 out of 100.
23:31She's not responding.
23:33When was the last contact?
23:35According to the logs, it was over two hours ago.
23:39That's a problem we're going to talk about later. Right now, give me her last known address.
23:48Chen?
23:53Chen!
23:55Yeah?
23:56Yeah, I'm in here!
24:01Hang on, the door's stuck.
24:03Yeah, I'm kidding.
24:07You okay?
24:08I think I have a lead on Rosalind.
24:10What? How?
24:11Chris has been spending time on these message boards filled with armchair detectives that are trying to track Rosalind down.
24:16You think one of them found her?
24:17I think one of them is her.
24:20I would add that it was an error in judgment that you will not repeat.
24:24And this memorandum is going to the watch commander?
24:27Yeah, and then he will run it up the chain of command.
24:31Are they going to wash me out?
24:35It's a possibility.
24:37You can be fired for literally anything in your probationary period, but on the other hand, it's your first day.
24:44Your failure is more so on me.
24:46Are they going to find Jill on time?
24:48I hope so, but you should prepare for the worst.
24:51She's still alive. I can feel it.
24:54The way you felt the bad aura?
24:56Yes.
24:59Look, I know that in the movies, police seem to rely on their intuitions all the time about a suspect.
25:07In reality, this is not the case.
25:12What you see as intuition is actually years of hard-won knowledge in how to interpret things like body language.
25:20It's not a mystical power. It's observation.
25:23And even then, cops get it wrong all the time.
25:26With all due respect, reading someone's body language sounds just as mysterious as my feelings.
25:33That's because you don't have the experience to back it up.
25:35You sound just like the old school instructors at the academy,
25:39going on about tradition while conveniently leaving out the dark side of that tradition.
25:45I thought you wanted to be a different kind of T.O.
25:47I thought you wanted to be a different kind of T.O.
25:50Why can I be a different kind of cop?
25:52Maybe one day you can be. But first, you have to learn the fundamentals.
25:57But I was right about the car.
25:59Yes, you were. And I bet you think it's unfair that that stop was inadmissible.
26:03But I want you to think about what would happen if the police were able to stop people based on feelings alone.
26:08Where do we draw the line between a dark aura and outright prejudice?
26:14That's why the rule exists.
26:16To protect people.
26:18I don't see how the rules are protecting Joe Baskin.
26:32Lucy, what's going on? They won't tell me.
26:34Sit down.
26:35So, I went through the mother doc and I think I found Rosalind.
26:41Where? The setting room?
26:43No, I...
26:44Are you familiar with the username TruthHunter184?
26:49Yeah, he lives in Atlanta.
26:53He doesn't?
26:55Lucy found some irregularities in TruthHunter's communication style, so she asked us to look into it.
27:00I reviewed all of TruthHunter's messages and I agree with Officer Chen.
27:04The forensic linguistics are a match to Rosalind Dyer.
27:07But that doesn't make any sense.
27:09Do you remember when TruthHunter wrote,
27:11Rosalind eats her victim's pain like a five-star meal?
27:16Yeah.
27:17I heard Rosalind use that exact phrase to describe the pleasure she took at her trial when watching the agony of her victim's families.
27:26I told her things about me. About the investigation.
27:29It's okay, you didn't know.
27:31So, what do we do? I can message her, try to set up a meeting.
27:35No, Rosalind will see right through that.
27:37I agree with this level of intelligence, Psychopath.
27:39I would advise to err on the side of caution.
27:41So we work with what we've got, we get cybercrimes involved,
27:44and we see if we can track her using her IP address.
27:46And if we find anything, we promise to keep you in the loop.
27:51Yeah, thanks.
27:56Hey, are you okay?
27:58No, I'm really not.
28:08Yeah.
28:13Officer Nolan, I want to apologize for yesterday.
28:17Look, I was upset that my mistake may have put Jill in further jeopardy,
28:20and I unfairly took it out on you.
28:22I promise to do better.
28:24I appreciate that.
28:25I also thought about our conversation.
28:28I want you to trust me with your feelings.
28:31If you had confided in me yesterday before the car stop,
28:34we could have avoided this whole mess.
28:36So next time you have an idea, no matter how crazy, tell me about it.
28:41Oh, thank God. Because I had the wildest dream.
28:44Okay, that's not exactly what I...
28:47No, you're right. I'm sorry.
28:49Tell me your dream.
28:50Well, I was up half the night doing a deep dive on Tyler Harvin
28:53when I finally fell asleep.
28:55I dreamt that I was on the beach and a body washed up on shore.
28:59Jill Baskin?
29:00No. It was a man. A giant, actually.
29:02Wearing an old, timey armor.
29:04Holding a big wooden shield with a crown on it.
29:07Okay, and you think this night had something to do with Jill's abduction?
29:11I don't know, but it was so vivid.
29:14And I thought, maybe Jill's being kept near a beach.
29:17Okay. Um...
29:19You said you were looking into Tyler when you fell asleep.
29:22What exactly did you find?
29:24I was looking into his work history.
29:26I mean, he does a lot of odd jobs all over the city.
29:28Landscaping, contracting.
29:30And I thought, one of these jobs may have given him access to a hiding place.
29:34Maybe somewhere off a beaten path where he might be holding Jill.
29:37Okay. Were any of the jobs near a beach?
29:40Did any of them have anything to do with the name Knight or Shield?
29:43A company name. Maybe a client.
29:45He finished work a few weeks ago for a job on a company called...
29:50A Royal Hand Construction.
29:53And the house was on a street called Beachwood Canyon.
29:56Show me on Street View.
30:01See, Tyler could have seen this condemned house while he was working here for Royal.
30:05Your dream wasn't a premonition.
30:07It was just your subconscious processing information.
30:10So you don't think I'm crazy?
30:12I'm not saying that, but I think we should do a take a look at that house before we talk to Harper.
30:16You wanted to see me, sir?
30:18That was Garza.
30:19Their cybercrime people traced the web of Rosalind's IP addresses to a house outside Seattle.
30:25They're putting together a surveillance team to go there now.
30:28Agent Garza has invited you to join.
30:30Really? That's amazing. Yeah, I'm in.
30:33Jet leaves in an hour.
30:35Yes, sir.
30:37What the hell?
30:38Oh, good morning, Copcake.
30:41Oh, man.
30:43Yeah, I'm thinking we need to pay our catfish another visit.
30:46Damn straight.
30:48All right. You take the east side, I'll take the west.
30:52Meet in the middle.
30:53Copy.
30:54Radio if you see anything.
30:55Will do.
30:58Let's go.
31:19Nolan, I found her. East side of the house, at the window.
31:29Step back.
31:42Cleared.
31:47Check her.
31:51She's alive.
31:53All right, stay with her. We'll clear the house.
31:59Hey, Jill?
32:00My name is Selena. Everything's gonna be all right.
32:03Control, 7 out of 15.
32:04So it's a 6577 Beachwood Canyon abandoned house.
32:08Found a female kidnapped victim, possibly Jill Baskin.
32:11Multiple stab wounds. Requesting RA in additional minutes.
32:15Police!
32:17Is anyone in here?
32:18Come out with your hands up now!
32:25Hey!
32:26Nolan, I see him!
32:27Stop!
32:33What do you got?
32:35Officer Juarez?
32:39Officer Juarez, check in.
32:43Officer Juarez, please respond.
32:58Victim's in the bedroom. Severe blood loss, but her vitals are stable.
33:01Copy that. We're on it.
33:02Officer Juarez, do you copy?
33:06Selena, do you hear me?
33:18Police!
33:22Come on!
33:28Come on!
33:40Officer Juarez, respond.
33:43Seven, Adam. It's Juarez.
33:45I had eyes on the suspect. I'm in pursuit.
33:48Selena, I'm coming to you. Where are you?
33:50I don't know.
33:52Are you on the trail?
33:54No.
33:55Huh.
33:56I think we were heading east, but we turned.
34:10I see him.
34:11Does he have a weapon?
34:12I can't tell.
34:13Selena, I need you to focus so I can find you.
34:16He's on the move. He's on the move.
34:19Seven out of fifteen.
34:20My rookie's in pursuit of suspect, but specific location is unknown.
34:23I am heading northeast on Trail Road.
34:25Requesting airship and all available units to help locate suspect and Officer Juarez. Code three.
34:32Juarez, talk to me.
34:36I've lost visual. I don't know where he went.
34:42Look around you. What do you see?
34:44Just trees and a footbridge.
34:46No buildings? No signs?
34:48I see one of those electrical boxes.
34:50Great. Does it have any kind of identifier on it? A serial number?
35:01Yeah. One nine eight nine six two.
35:05Control, I need the location of an L.A. City electrical box. Serial number one nine eight nine six two.
35:12Copy, seven out of fifteen. Sending location to your box.
35:16Okay, Selena. Hang tight. I got you.
35:19Copy that.
35:26Selena? Selena? Dammit, dispatch, where is my airship? I have an officer in need of help.
35:37Help!
35:45Help!
36:16Help!
36:43It's okay.
36:45You're gonna be alright.
36:56How's Officer Juarez?
36:58Shaken up, a little bruised. Nothing serious, thank God.
37:01Not a great start.
37:04She'll bounce back.
37:05I meant you.
37:06I know.
37:08If that suspect had gotten her gun away from her, these last few days have been extremely humbling.
37:15Everything is moving a hundred miles an hour.
37:17I feel like I barely have time to teach her the most basic things before everything goes sideways.
37:22Translation, you feel like a rookie again.
37:26Yeah.
37:27Well, to her credit, Selena managed to fight off a guy twice her size after sprinting up a canyon.
37:33She's got spirit. Maybe a little too much.
37:37You know anything about horses, Nolan?
37:39I really don't, sir.
37:41Have a seat.
37:46Young race horses are skittish and excitable.
37:52To calm them down, they partner them with older horses to teach them how to check themselves.
37:59Eventually, they come around.
38:02It's the natural order of things.
38:05Officer Juarez, a word?
38:11I imagine that was a pretty tough first case for you.
38:13Sir, I...
38:15See, something wasn't adding up.
38:17So I requested your full personnel file.
38:21You read about my sister.
38:22Yeah.
38:24Abducted from your yard when you were nine years old.
38:27I can't even imagine what you went through.
38:30I was supposed to be watching her, and I looked away for a minute.
38:34And after three weeks of no leads from the police, my mom hired a psychic.
38:39That's who found her.
38:40Which is why you put so much stock in intuition.
38:43I was wrong earlier when I said you don't have the experience to back up your gut instincts.
38:50See, I think you blamed yourself for what happened to your sister,
38:54and that made you an extremely observant nine-year-old girl
38:59so that you'd never miss seeing danger coming again.
39:01And over the years, you funneled all that input into your gut.
39:04So that you'd never miss seeing danger coming again.
39:06And over the years, you funneled all that input into your gut.
39:10See, I think you saw the blood on the bumper of that car,
39:12and before you understood what you saw, you translated it into a dark aura.
39:20And your premonition dream about Jill's whereabouts,
39:22that came after a long night of meticulous, evidence-based research.
39:29Does that mean you're not washing me up?
39:32Correct.
39:33But I don't have a crystal ball.
39:35I don't know yet if you are going to be a good police officer,
39:38but I am willing to trust my gut and give it another shot.
39:43Thank you, sir.
39:44I won't let you down.
39:47I'll see you tomorrow.
39:50Now, if you ever need a crystal ball, you can always borrow mine.
39:54Kidding.
39:56Good night, Officer Juarez.
39:57Good night.
40:03All right, so here's the deal, Pavi.
40:05I filled out the paperwork charging you with a felony,
40:07and I will file it today,
40:10unless you start using your skills to help people.
40:13And how much does that pay?
40:16Nothing.
40:18But then again, neither does prison.
40:21I'm listening.
40:23All right, so we have a friend who has a community center,
40:25and he needs a volunteer to help teach computer literacy class to the neighborhood.
40:29You keep your nose clean, you show up twice a week,
40:31I'll shred these.
40:33Otherwise, I've got up to 18 months to file your felony paperwork with the DA.
40:37I thought you were going to take away all my electronics.
40:40I was.
40:41Lucky for you, Officer Thorson believes in second chances.
40:44Just take the deal, kid.
40:47Pavi, why is there police coming?
40:49Okay, all right, I'm in.
40:50Just text me the details.
40:57You did good.
41:16Officer Chen, I'm Agent Miller from the Seattle Field Office.
41:18Nice to meet you, sir.
41:19What do we know?
41:20House belongs to a Phyllis and Raymond Heyman.
41:22Friends and family haven't heard from them in over a week,
41:24but their car is in the driveway.
41:25Any movement inside?
41:26None.
41:27We can hear their phones ringing inside, but no one ever answers them.
41:30Something's not right.
41:31We were thinking the same thing.
41:39FBI, open up!
41:41We have a warrant to search these premises!
42:00Okay.
42:06Look at that.
42:29We have a warrant to search these premises!
42:54Dammit.