The Rookie - Season 6 Episode 9
The Rookie - Season 6 Episode 9
The Rookie - Season 6 Episode 9
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00:00Previously on The Rookie.
00:01I think there's someone in my house.
00:04I'm only gonna ask you once, who sent you?
00:07Who the hell?
00:08I'll meet you there.
00:13Charlie's starring today.
00:14He's the private security guy hired.
00:17Mr. Evers, Charlie Bristow from X-Ring Security.
00:20Are you breaking up with me?
00:21I'm sorry.
00:23Nolan mentioned that he might be looking for a new roommate.
00:26My current living situation, it really sucks.
00:29And I totally understand if it's too soon,
00:30just thought I'd throw it out there just in case.
00:32I actually think that's a really great idea.
00:44The hell are you doing up here?
00:45I wasn't supposed to go down like this.
00:46Did you compromise the op?
00:48Who did you tell?
00:49I can't.
00:49Why not?
00:50Because she knows all my secrets.
00:52Who does?
00:54I'm sorry.
00:58Hey, what happened?
01:18That dog was in a bad way when I got here.
01:20Amped up on guilt, confessed to being dirty.
01:22Said he flipped because she knew his secrets and he jumped.
01:25Who's she?
01:26Blair London.
01:27He used her name?
01:28No, it's clear who he's talking about.
01:29It's clear to you maybe, but you gotta be very careful
01:31making accusations before you have proof.
01:34Hell of a thing, huh?
01:35I heard you were with him when he went over.
01:37You assigned to this?
01:39Yeah.
01:39Thought I was gonna have a quiet evening,
01:41but the universe hates me.
01:42You're saying Mad Dog jumped?
01:44Not saying anything.
01:45That's what happened.
01:46Okay, look, I'm not trying to jam you up here, Bradford,
01:48but this needs to be handled correctly.
01:50Your buddy just led an operation that resulted
01:52in an entire team being blown up.
01:54There's a lot of eyes on this.
01:55Understood.
01:56Sergeant Bradford will be forthcoming
01:58answering your questions.
02:00First, you're required to tell me
02:01if your line of questioning will lead to discipline.
02:02I mean, I can't rule that out at this point,
02:04but that's not where my head is at, unless it should be.
02:08Asking the question isn't prejudicial.
02:10It's something we would all do.
02:11And since you can't rule out discipline,
02:12Sergeant Bradford is required to have an attorney
02:15and union rep present before being questioned.
02:17You wanna play it that way,
02:18I'll meet you back at the station
02:19when you have all your ducks in a row.
02:21But first, you need to answer this question now.
02:23Did you touch him?
02:24Did he touch you?
02:25Am I gonna find your DNA on him or his on you?
02:27Never got closer than a few feet.
02:29Great, thank you.
02:34I'll watch my back with him.
02:35If he thinks he can make a career move
02:37climbing over you, he will.
02:52Hey, I was starting to think
02:54I should have left some stuff in storage.
02:55We can go through it all after shift.
02:57Uh, I'm pretty sure I have some space
02:59in my basement locker.
03:00Knock, knock.
03:01Hey, what are you doing here?
03:03Oh, I just thought I would come by,
03:05support my rookie as she transitions
03:08to a new, more stable home environment.
03:11You came to make sure I'm not late for shift.
03:13Yes, because that would be a poor reflection on me
03:15and my performance review is coming up.
03:16And you, how are you doing?
03:18I'm good, mostly, I guess.
03:22There's just so much change, you know,
03:23but maybe big change is a good thing.
03:26I'm clearly going through a big upheaval right now,
03:28which is hard on the psyche,
03:29but you know, ultimately, hopefully,
03:31it will be a necessary and positive period
03:34of emotional growth.
03:35So, yeah, I'm good.
03:39Great.
03:40Lopez is calling me.
03:42Hey.
03:43Hey, something happened to Tim last night.
03:44He's not hurt, but it looks like he was there
03:46when Mad Dog jumped off the roof of the hospital.
03:49Oh my God.
03:50What happened?
03:51Where, where is Tim now?
03:52On his way to the station.
03:53You know the drill.
03:54He's going to have to answer a lot of questions
03:56and they won't let us near him until he's done,
03:58but I thought you want to know despite everything.
04:02Yeah, no, thank you so much for telling me.
04:04Please let me know if you hear anything else.
04:06Will do.
04:07What happened?
04:09Mad Dog killed himself in front of Tim.
04:11What, why?
04:13It's Tim.
04:15Hey, we just heard what happened.
04:16You all right?
04:17I'm fine, but I need my union rep.
04:19Yeah, I'll be there in 20 minutes.
04:21He needs his union rep.
04:22Wait, John, how did he sound?
04:25Tight.
04:28You're clearly in danger.
04:30I'm not asking you to hide in a closet.
04:31I'm just saying security needs to be more of a primary concern.
04:34It is, that's why I hired you.
04:36But I lead a busy life and I will not live it in fear.
04:39So your job is to keep me safe while I do my thing.
04:42Yes, ma'am.
04:43Who should I coordinate with at the LAPD?
04:45Who's investigating the case on you?
04:46Forget about the LAPD.
04:49I have zero confidence that they have my best interest at heart.
04:52Makes my job harder.
04:55But that's a me problem.
04:57All right, well, we're going to start on our site survey
05:00and do a bug sweep of your offices.
05:02I'll coordinate with your assistant on scheduling.
05:19This phone is only for emergencies.
05:22Did you see the news?
05:23Mad Dog killed himself last night.
05:24It's one less thread to tie up.
05:26That's horrible and also wrong.
05:28Tim Bradford was with him the night that he jumped,
05:31which means we need to be worried that Mad Dog might have said something about us.
05:33He doesn't know about us, only you.
05:37Unless you betrayed me.
05:38No, I never told him where the information he was giving me was going.
05:42But I am exposed here and you told me that I would be protected.
05:45And you will be.
05:47But I have problems of my own.
05:49I still don't know who tried to kill me.
05:52And Harper and Lopez are going to try to pin my hitman's death on me.
05:55So you need to get to work.
05:57Jack up the cops we have under our thumb.
05:58We need real time intel on where the LAPD is with these investigations.
06:03Okay, I can do that.
06:07Promise me that this will work out.
06:09I promise.
06:11Hold it together.
06:19Yeah, I need you to come in for a session.
06:22Yes, now.
06:23Monica's a killer.
06:24Can you put her in John Doe's room?
06:26No.
06:26And the autopsy?
06:28Preliminary cause of death is stroke.
06:30But that's what it would look like if she put an air bubble in his IV.
06:32Oh, so you have fingerprints on the syringe?
06:34No.
06:35Look, I know we have work to do.
06:37But I don't buy for a second that he just happened to code during the chaos at the hospital.
06:41She used that opportunity to take him out.
06:43You do not have to convince me.
06:45You have to convince the DA's office and a jury.
06:49So any progress on the other case?
06:51The one where Monica's a victim, not a suspect.
06:53You mean, do we know who tried to kill her?
06:55We do not.
06:56We don't even know if it was a hit attempt or just a home invasion.
06:59It was a hit attempt.
07:00Monica wouldn't kill the guy if it was a simple robbery gone wrong.
07:03It's hard to establish motive without a clear idea, and we don't have him in any database.
07:07Keep looking.
07:07When we figure out who attacked Monica, it'll help us understand her motive for murder.
07:12How's Tim doing?
07:14He's being Tim about the whole thing.
07:22All right, union rep reporting for duty.
07:24Bring me up to speed.
07:25Who is the investigating officer?
07:27Pearson.
07:28Not the best, but not the worst.
07:30I was going to try to hang this around my neck.
07:32Department needs a scapegoat for what went down yesterday, and now their primary candidate is dead.
07:36At best, I'll be sidelined, which is why I need you to take over the investigation.
07:41Investigation into what?
07:42Not what, who.
07:44Okay.
07:45Blair London, rookie police psychiatrist.
07:48I've been seeing her, so has Aaron.
07:49I believe she had leverage on Mad Dog, and that's why he betrayed the Metro Op, and that's why he jumped.
07:56Close the door.
07:57I can't stay.
07:58I have a case.
07:59I know.
08:00Mad Dog's suicide.
08:02I need you to scrub the apartment and make sure there's nothing incriminating about me in there.
08:06Mad Dog is reporting to you?
08:07What'd you have on him?
08:08It doesn't matter now.
08:09I need to make sure he didn't say my name before he jumped.
08:12Bradford lawyered up.
08:13I mean, it could mean that he knows something and doesn't know who to trust.
08:16So we need to isolate and neutralize him.
08:19Because if he gives me up, the recordings from your sessions go straight to IA.
08:25You're making a big leap.
08:26I gotta go where the evidence takes me.
08:27People heard arguing on the roof.
08:30Mad Dog showed none of the classic suicide precursors, and Tim was forced out of Metro.
08:34Enough to make anybody angry and jealous.
08:36You're guessing as to his state of mind.
08:42I'm afraid not.
08:44Tell him what you told me.
08:46I'd rather not.
08:48People say things in sessions that they would never act on.
08:51Emotions are elevated, and—
08:53You work for the city.
08:54You have an ethical and legal obligation to report anything that could be seen as dangerous.
08:58I know.
08:59I've been seeing Sergeant Bradford for a couple weeks.
09:03He came to me with anger issues.
09:05He had a lot of resentment about leaving Metro.
09:08Doesn't mean he's a killer.
09:10No, of course not.
09:11But I witnessed a heightened interaction between Sergeant Bradford and Mad Dog.
09:15Matt, in the parking garage yesterday morning.
09:18I feel, if I wasn't there, that it would have escalated.
09:21Did you see evidence that Mad Dog was depressed?
09:26No.
09:28Bradford needs to be put on admin leave immediately, pending further investigation.
09:32He has important cases that I just—
09:33He's dangerous.
09:34You've always looked the other way, haven't you?
09:37Just last month, he was under IA investigation,
09:39and drummed out of Metro, and you welcomed him back like nothing happened.
09:43It is a failure to supervise, and a failure to put your city's needs ahead of your friendship.
09:48Keep this up, and you'll be facing discipline.
10:01Detective Pearson.
10:02John Nolan.
10:02I'm sure you're aware I am the—
10:04Union rep.
10:05Got it.
10:06You planning on staying for Bradford's interview?
10:07Yep.
10:09Well, then, before we get started, I want to be upfront about this.
10:12I've been on the case for three hours, and I'm already deeply troubled by what I've discovered.
10:16I want to hear what you have to say, but no matter how you answer these questions,
10:20you're on leave, effective immediately.
10:24Hey, did you hear Tim got put on admin leave?
10:26No, who told you that?
10:28Smitty.
10:32What's that?
10:34Oh, hold on.
10:38Hey.
10:38If you're filing charges against him, you need to give me a heads up.
10:42If I was filing charges,
10:43the last thing I would do is compromise the case with any hint of impropriety.
10:47I'm standing by him 1,000%.
10:49I know.
10:49Look, I haven't even made it into the office.
10:51Can we talk later?
10:51He's family.
10:52Look, I know.
10:53I'll call you later, okay?
10:57Drama at work?
10:59Something like that.
11:04Hey, can I help you?
11:06I'm looking for Sidney.
11:08Yo, what the hell are you doing?
11:10Can't be ignoring his calls.
11:11Hey, Helen, back up.
11:12I didn't invite you in.
11:14I work for her boss.
11:15I'm her boss.
11:16Nah.
11:18You're just in my way.
11:21Now, he wants you back.
11:22Grab your things.
11:23She's not going anywhere.
11:26This is none of your business, man.
11:30So what's your plan, genius?
11:32You're gonna shoot your way in, kidnapper in broad daylight,
11:35all recorded in HD from our own security system that's linked right into the cloud?
11:39How far do you think you're gonna make it?
11:42A mile?
11:43Two?
11:44Maybe.
11:45Is that worth a life sentence to you?
11:50Boss ain't gonna like this.
12:01What the hell was that?
12:07I am so sorry.
12:08Sorry doesn't come close.
12:10An armed man was at my house.
12:11You need to tell me why.
12:13I can't.
12:14I signed an NDA.
12:15Screw your NDA!
12:16Okay, okay.
12:17Let me explain to you how this looks, okay?
12:19Your last employer was obviously a criminal.
12:23You left him and sought out a job working for two cops.
12:27A job where you might come in contact with our computers.
12:30A job where you might overhear conversations about the DA's office.
12:34That is not it at all.
12:36I swear.
12:37I didn't even know who he was when I took the job.
12:40Not really.
12:41I still don't.
12:43Look, he does something in finance.
12:46Name?
12:48Christian Batista.
12:50They call the guy at the door Headshot.
12:52You thought a guy in finance had a bodyguard named Headshot?
12:56Los Angeles is weird.
12:57I'm from Ohio.
12:59I...
13:01I was naive.
13:03I get that now.
13:04But the kids were sweet and I didn't want to abandon them.
13:07So I stuck it out even after I realized he was a bad guy.
13:11Christian Batista isn't just a bad guy.
13:13He's a professional money launderer.
13:16Half the criminal organizations in the city use his services.
13:18He has been one step ahead ever since he moved into the number one position two years ago.
13:25Would you be willing to work for him again?
13:27What, like as a spy?
13:29You wouldn't have to do anything dangerous.
13:30Just pay attention to who comes and goes.
13:33See what you overhear.
13:34No way.
13:35I...
13:35I can't go back there.
13:37He's awful and cruel and creepy.
13:40I mean, it got to a point where I was having panic attacks on my way into work.
13:43I'm...
13:44I'm really sorry, but I can't...
13:46I can't do that.
13:49All right, then you are gonna have to sell him on a new nanny.
14:05Okay.
14:09What are you doing?
14:13To be clear, I'm still mad at you, okay?
14:15This doesn't change anything.
14:17What doesn't?
14:25Are you okay?
14:27I am now.
14:35Hey.
14:37Hey.
14:38We need you for a case.
14:40Of course.
14:45Just say the word and I'll have you on a private plane to a non-extradition country.
14:49It's not gonna come to that.
14:50There's zero evidence wrongdoing because there wasn't any.
14:52But I can do anything.
14:53I appreciate that.
14:55You had my back on the last thing.
14:57I put different forces into play.
15:00I'm sorry.
15:00I'm sorry.
15:01I'm sorry.
15:02I put different forces into play.
15:05Different's not me.
15:08I'll see you later.
15:17Bradford was clearly being cagey.
15:20Your questioning was aggressive.
15:21Tim was being measured.
15:22Of course you would say that.
15:27Well, he certainly has it in for Tim.
15:29We ask everyone else to trust our process.
15:33We should, too.
15:34Sir, before you came in, Tim asked me to look into something...
15:38...delicate.
15:39He thinks...
15:40I know what he thinks.
15:41Are you sure?
15:41Because what he said was...
15:43Insane.
15:43And if true, a disaster of epic proportions.
15:47I'm sure.
15:49With your permission, I'd like to sit out patrol today, conduct an investigation.
15:52No.
15:54You and Officer Juarez would like a professional development day.
15:59And I'm granting that request.
16:02But don't come back until you have something concrete.
16:05We all know who we can trust.
16:07And if I'm questioned, I'll be compelled to answer.
16:10So the less I know, the better.
16:12Understood.
16:14Remember, you're responsible for her.
16:17Don't compromise her career before it starts.
16:19Yes, sir.
16:22Juarez.
16:25That's crazy.
16:25How could they suspect Tim?
16:27Let's talk in private.
16:30What's professional development?
16:31It's just BS.
16:32I need to look into something on the down low.
16:35You don't have to help me.
16:36This is going to be a sticky situation.
16:38I will understand if you want to sit this one out.
16:40And you can't tell me what it is before I decide?
16:42I cannot.
16:44This is so cool.
16:45Okay, I'm in.
16:46What's going on?
16:47Tim believes Dr. London blackmailed Mad Dog.
16:49That's why he betrayed the Metro Op.
16:51Erin Shrink?
16:52No, that can't be.
16:53Erin raves about her.
16:54Oh, I know.
16:55But Tim is convinced if she's blackmailed one cop, there may be more.
16:58You don't think Erin...
17:00I don't know.
17:01I don't think he would betray us, but we can't rule it out either.
17:04Anyone she sees could be a problem.
17:08Okay, so we need a list of her patients.
17:10No, confidential.
17:12That's impossible to get a judge to sign off on that without clear evidence of a criminal conspiracy.
17:18Wait.
17:19Smitty's going to solve our problem.
17:21I'm sorry, it sounds like you said Smitty was going to help solve our problem.
17:26What's up, homies?
17:27Erin says you hang out in the waiting room of the department psychiatry office.
17:31Hey, where I spend my breaks is my business.
17:34Agreed.
17:34But you do see who comes in for therapy sessions.
17:37Sure.
17:38How often are you there?
17:39Let's see.
17:40Vending machines get restocked on Mondays and Thursdays.
17:44Dr. Mendelson brings in cupcakes on Tuesdays.
17:49Red velvet.
17:50Yum.
17:51Shrinks cater an inner office meeting on Wednesday, and there's always leftovers.
17:57You're there from Monday through Thursday?
17:58And Friday.
17:59The personnel office next door holds a mixer with past hors d'oeuvres.
18:04Smitty, that's every single...
18:06Never mind.
18:06Don't... I just...
18:09How would you like to take an extra long break today?
18:11All you have to do is tell us everyone who sees Dr. London.
18:15Sure thing.
18:16But I gotta tell you right now, it's a long list.
18:19It's cops from all over the city.
18:22We'll need every name you can remember, plus anyone who sees her today.
18:25Mm, that sounds like a lot of work.
18:28What is this, anyway?
18:29All you need to know is it'll help Tim, and he's counting on you.
18:32He told us Smitty is the man, and he's the only one we can trust with this.
18:36Say no more.
18:43What?
18:44Dr. London's been talking to cops from all over the city for six months.
18:47There's no telling how many cases she's compromised.
18:50Yeah, but someone would have noticed by now.
18:55Ah, there she is.
18:56Hey, you.
18:57Oh, hi.
18:59Any idea how old this yogurt is?
19:00Oh, I'm guessing Reagan administration.
19:03We need your help.
19:05Oh, do I get to kick in a door?
19:07Is it hard?
19:08It's hard, right?
19:08It's not easy, but that's not where this is going.
19:11As a dispatcher, you are at the nexus of all police activity.
19:15Have you noticed any uptick in failed police actions lately?
19:19Anything like attempts to locate that came up null?
19:23Like someone warned a target.
19:25Right, or a warrant where the disposition was in Nora.
19:27Yes, I thought I was imagining it, but the fail rate is up all over the city.
19:32Well, how much?
19:33It's subtle.
19:34Most people wouldn't notice it, but I did.
19:36Of course you did.
19:38Could you pull a list for me of everything that's gone sideways in the last six months
19:42and the officers who are attached to those failed actions?
19:46Absolutely.
19:47I'll get right on it.
19:49Oh, is there any chance I could record all this for my podcast?
19:53Oh, um...
19:55Get back to me.
19:56Okay.
19:58She has a podcast?
19:59It's good.
20:02Lopez, you got a minute?
20:04Barely.
20:05Look, I know you're close with Bradford, and I just wanted to say,
20:08none of this is personal.
20:09It's a job.
20:10Is that it?
20:10I gotta get in there.
20:11Something to break on your John Doe murder?
20:14No, we're juggling a lot today.
20:16Have you ever worked anything connected to Christian Bautista?
20:18The money launderer?
20:19No, you gotta weigh in.
20:21Too soon to tell.
20:22Thanks.
20:27All right, how are you with kids?
20:28I nannied for two years.
20:30Perfect.
20:31Bautista needs child care, and his former nanny—
20:34Our current nanny.
20:35—is willing to sing your praises.
20:37Wow.
20:37Okay, that's a lot.
20:39I still need to land the job, though, right?
20:41We can create fake references.
20:43You should start setting up social media now.
20:45Establish a life.
20:45No need.
20:46I've actually got eight undercover identities that I regularly feed.
20:49Takes, like, 12 off-duty hours to grow.
20:52But, you know, I thought I was gonna make detectives, so...
20:54Any of them have nanny experience?
20:56Uh, no.
20:57But there's one that might work, actually.
20:59She has no criminal history, college graduate, a little lost in life.
21:02But on paper, she'll look good to them.
21:05Hey, am I interrupting?
21:06A little. What do you need?
21:07Well, we processed the last of the license plates for cars parked in the four-block radius
21:11around Monica's house.
21:12All are registered to neighbors or employees of neighbors.
21:14So we can assume Monica's attacker didn't drive there.
21:18And Uber into a crime scene seems not smart.
21:20So you're thinking there was a partner.
21:21Yeah, and he took off when he heard sirens coming.
21:24Great.
21:26What is Monica doing here?
21:28Keep prepping. We'll circle back.
21:34Angela!
21:35How's baby Jack?
21:36Not a baby anymore.
21:37What are you doing here?
21:38I'm sorry, how do you two know each other?
21:40Well, worked for Angela and Wesley about a year ago.
21:43That'll teach me to do a deeper dive on references.
21:46You're working for Monica now?
21:47Just started.
21:48You know, call me crazy, but hiring private security indicates a worry about impending danger.
21:53Which would imply that Monica thinks she was attacked deliberately
21:56rather than the victim of a random burglary.
21:58There you go again, trying to make my trauma my fault.
22:02But I'm the victim here.
22:04And as such, I'm entitled to know about the investigation into my attack.
22:08Per the Crime Victims' Bill of Rights, you have to share the details of my case.
22:13So share.
22:17Okay, on paper, Blair is totally clean.
22:19Modest apartment, modest car.
22:21If she's doing this for the money, it's hard to see where it's going.
22:23Any criminal history?
22:25Just a grad school DUI and no family with Tysa Barrio Rosa.
22:30If we want to get more insight, we need to talk to people who know her.
22:34Yeah, but we don't want to risk tipping her off.
22:36You know, there is one known associate we haven't investigated yet.
22:40Matt Duff.
22:41Sans. I like it.
22:43Or we could just search his apartment.
22:45Right, yeah, probably easier.
22:48But one of these days, you're gonna say yes to a séance.
22:51I got a problem.
22:52Monica's here and she wants to exercise her rights as a victim.
22:56What exactly are we required to tell her?
22:58I can't answer that.
22:59Just by you calling me about this, Monica could assert collusion.
23:02I am hanging up, but I love you.
23:04Bye.
23:07We're on our own.
23:08What else is new?
23:13Have you identified my attacker?
23:15No.
23:15Why not?
23:16He's not in the system.
23:17Do you have any idea why he targeted me?
23:19We do not.
23:20Was he working alone?
23:22We don't believe so.
23:25Why?
23:25We're not at liberty to say at this point.
23:27We have to protect sources of means.
23:28I'll file a complaint with the department.
23:30Go ahead. I'm sure they will get to it by next year.
23:32Am I under investigation?
23:34That information is not within the bounds of the Victims' Rights Act.
23:38That is a yes.
23:39That's none of your business.
23:40Sorry, when can I expect payment from the State Victims Fund?
23:43We'll get started on that paperwork as soon as possible.
23:46Great.
23:46I expect to be apprised of all future developments.
23:49Of course.
23:54We need to find John Doe's accomplice before she does.
23:58It's a toxic household.
24:00They went through eight nannies in the 12 months before they hired me.
24:04I would have stayed with my last family forever, but the kids grew up, so here I am.
24:10Mr. Batista is casually cruel, and Mrs. Batista drinks a lot to manage him.
24:17But she does love the kids.
24:19I understand how stressful parenthood can be,
24:21and I see my role as helping to alleviate that as much as possible.
24:25I have a perfect driving record.
24:27I'm great with homework.
24:29I speak Cantonese, as well as a little bit of Spanish.
24:31And while I understand that discipline is important,
24:35a certain amount of play is healthy for childhood development.
24:40Joshua, Esther, come over here.
24:45What have I told you about spying?
24:46What do you say?
24:48Sorry.
24:49Bums are sorry.
24:51A man apologizes when he makes a mistake.
24:54Yes, sir.
24:55We apologize for spying.
24:57I'm sorry.
24:59Go start your homework.
25:00Yes, father.
25:04Okay, you seem fine, and we need someone now.
25:08But you are on a short leash.
25:10See the house manager on your way out.
25:12Yes, sir.
25:12I'm looking forward to getting started.
25:23Oh, we got Pearson's property receipt.
25:25What'd he take?
25:26Just a few firearms, laptop, and not much else.
25:30What exactly are we looking for?
25:32Day or diary?
25:33Today Blair started blackmailing me.
25:35We should be so lucky.
25:37All right, let's tear this place apart.
25:54Stay with the car.
25:55I can't do that.
25:56Well, you can't come in.
25:58I need to have a privileged conversation.
26:00Then I'll walk you to the door.
26:01It's non-negotiable.
26:03Fine.
26:07Gando's expecting me.
26:11I'm the lawyer.
26:13Yeah, that's all right.
26:33Thank you for seeing me.
26:37You kept my nephew out of prison.
26:40It's the least I could do.
26:42What do you think?
26:45You want the truth?
26:49Truth is, it's good for my blood pressure.
26:54I'll make this quick.
26:57A hitman came after me.
26:59Cops can't ID him, and neither can I,
27:01which means he must be from out of town.
27:03I need to know who sent him.
27:06Risky move, coming here.
27:09You got a price on your head.
27:11Maybe I should collect.
27:14I promise I'm worth more to you alive.
27:17I heard a lot of talk about you.
27:20You got some secret pipeline into the LAPD
27:24and selling information to the highest bidder.
27:28Wow.
27:29You acting like you own this city.
27:32Oh, no, no, no.
27:34I have no illusions about who really runs these streets.
27:39I'm simply an information broker.
27:42Nothing more.
27:43I just need a name,
27:46and I'm willing to pay you to track it down.
27:50Let's go.
27:56Everything okay?
27:58Not yet.
28:02We struck out.
28:03Pierson didn't take much because there wasn't much.
28:07What's that?
28:08Extensive notes on his fantasy football draft.
28:13Okay, so the search is officially a bust.
28:17Maybe not.
28:23Here to relieve me?
28:24Thank God.
28:25I'm way over-caffeinated.
28:26No, I'm here to see Dr. Blatterstein with a patient.
28:29Yeah, with Cooper from Vice.
28:30Session should be over in a few.
28:32It's over now.
28:34Um, I'm with a patient.
28:36Yeah, Dawn.
28:36Hey, I'm so sorry.
28:37I need to talk to the doc.
28:38I'm in crisis.
28:40Thanks so much for understanding.
28:41Say hi to Helen for me.
28:42What the hell do you think you're doing?
28:44Mad Dog didn't give the ops plans to Barrio Rosa directly.
28:47There was an intermediary.
28:48You.
28:49I don't know what you're talking about.
28:50Nash will never walk again.
28:52Mad Dog is dead.
28:54I don't think you wanted for either of those things to happen.
28:57I think you want to do the right thing, but you're scared.
29:00Make a deal with us.
29:01We can protect you.
29:02I don't know where you're getting this.
29:05Found this in Mad Dog's apartment.
29:07It lays out everything.
29:10Whatever's in that notebook is a lie.
29:13Matt was a deeply troubled man, and I only wish I knew how deeply before his death.
29:17Now, I have another patient coming.
29:18You need to leave.
29:19I don't think you're running this alone, Blair.
29:21You only started this job six months ago.
29:24There's no way you hatched a plan to criminalize cops and then developed
29:27contacts with gangs and cartels all on your own, which means you're a potential weak link.
29:32Weak links get fixed permanently.
29:36I'm not the one you need to be afraid of.
29:39I'm your best shot at getting out of this alive.
29:48How'd she take it?
29:49We're about to find out.
29:51Hey, TSA came through with a fingerprint match and ID'd the John Doe who attacked Monica.
29:55Samuel Desta.
29:57He came in on a Portuguese passport traveling with one Andre Warzo.
30:00I pulled footage of them in their rental car driving away from the airport.
30:04New car, probably has satellite radio we can track.
30:06Technically, we owe Monica a call now that we have found her attacker and his partner.
30:10Technically, that call should come from the community liaison, who has gone home already.
30:16See, weird that I'm nervous, walking through the bullpen,
30:19waiting to see which cop reacts to your conversation with Blair.
30:22No, I'm a little on edge, too.
30:24What if nothing happens?
30:26What the hell were you doing in Mad Dog's apartment?
30:28That's my scene.
30:30It's my case.
30:31I had a warrant.
30:32If you so much as removed a speck of dust, you're going down for obstruction.
30:36Hey, hey, hey.
30:36Why are you yelling at my guys?
30:38They interfered with my case.
30:39Then you come talk to me.
30:42If anyone needs discipline, I'll handle it.
30:45Stay in your lane.
30:51Thank you for that.
30:52Do I want to know?
30:54Not yet.
30:54Okay, so you rattled Blair, and she called Pearson.
30:57Right, he's in charge of Mad Dog's case, which explains why he's gunning so hard for Tim.
31:02Okay, so what's our next move?
31:03We need to see how deep this rot goes.
31:05Did Smitty give you Blair's patient list?
31:07Yeah.
31:07Let's put the fear of God into them.
31:09Oh, hey, Mike, really quick, as your union rep,
31:12I just wanted to give you a heads up about the department of psychiatrists.
31:14I'm just hearing that Dr. London's getting investigated.
31:17I wouldn't want you to get pulled into that.
31:18I got a great therapist.
31:19If you need to make a change, let me know.
31:21I'll be right back.
31:22I got a great therapist.
31:23If you need to make a change...
31:25I'm not worried at this point.
31:26It's probably nothing more than a witch hunt, but as your union rep,
31:31I just wanted you to know I'm looking out for you.
31:34Oh, look for Nolan, 2025.
31:39You think it worked?
31:40I think Blair's getting a lot of frantic phone calls.
31:43Hopefully, it'll rattle her enough to reach out.
31:45Impeccable, as always.
31:56You did something different.
31:57New lipstick?
31:59New enemy.
32:02Someone is trying to kill me, and I need to know who.
32:06And you're in a unique position,
32:08being surrounded by members of every criminal organization in California?
32:12Well, if you're here for the hot prison goss, it's gonna cost you.
32:17What do you know?
32:18I'm feeling generous.
32:19I like the sound of that.
32:20Give me the 411.
32:22Two men came after me.
32:23One attacked me in my home.
32:25The other is in the wind.
32:26What happened to the guy who attacked you?
32:29Dead, under mysterious circumstances.
32:33Nice.
32:35What else can you tell me?
32:36They were professionals, not local.
32:40Well, follow the money.
32:41I don't have access to their accounts.
32:43Yes, but you know whoever hired them was a criminal,
32:46who had dirty money that he needed clean to make the payment.
32:49One man controls 80% of the laundering in this city.
32:53Christian Batista.
32:55Okay, these answers are correct, but is this your best handwriting?
33:00No eraser.
33:01You're not getting out of redoing it that easily.
33:04I'll go get you another one.
33:05Stay here, okay?
33:12Coming.
33:18Can I help you?
33:20I'm here to see Christian Batista.
33:21I have an appointment.
33:36Satellite radio, I've still got you on hold.
33:37She told me to call back when I had the court order number.
33:39I told her it took 15 minutes just to get a live person, and yes, I'm still here.
33:43My partner is on the phone right now with the court clerk.
33:45No, it's not in my email.
33:46We'll have the number literally in two seconds.
33:48He's still reading it.
33:49Can you tell him that this is an in-progress, life-threatening event?
33:52Maybe five.
33:53Yes, exigent circumstances.
33:55Yes, I will hold.
33:56These are exigent circumstances.
33:58Can't you overwrite it?
33:59No, don't call corporate and get back to me.
34:02It's coming right now, literally five more seconds.
34:05Yes, Judge Walter Gonzalez, today's date.
34:08Court authorization number 122469.
34:13Okay, got it.
34:13Judge Walter Gonzalez, today's date.
34:15Court authorization number 122469.
34:17GPS tracking via satellite radio for suspect vehicle, rental car stock.
34:22Number LA-592-V-BOY.
34:28I'll pull up the location for Gorza's vehicle.
34:30And I'll call dispatch and have them make an attempt to locate event 10-36-NOT for broadcast.
34:35You're building quite a reputation for yourself.
34:37I hear you're selling police reports and information to half the criminal organizations in town.
34:42Smart.
34:43Intel is the currency of the future.
34:46I also hear you had a recent near-death experience.
34:49My guess is you're here to see if I can tell you who sent them.
34:53Your guess is correct.
34:54I don't know what to tell you.
34:56Wasn't me.
34:57You're a money launderer.
34:59Everyone uses your services.
35:01The only person with better connections in this town is me.
35:06Ask around.
35:08I'll make it worth your while.
35:10I'll see what I can do.
35:11It's a pleasure meeting you.
35:14Likewise.
35:16Vera, we'll see you out.
35:3077-69 Windsor Court, room 216, King's Court Motel.
35:57You better hurry.
35:58They're on the move now.
35:59You got 15 minutes, tops.
36:01Hey, thanks for helping out.
36:04Of course.
36:04What do you need?
36:05We're looking for this guy.
36:07Andre Guarzo.
36:08Recent photo.
36:09Unknown criminal history.
36:10Is he armed?
36:11Yeah, almost certainly.
36:16You need to leave.
36:19Hey, you need to get out of here now!
36:23Detain that punk.
36:29Go after the shooter!
36:38We got the roof!
36:59Police!
36:59Open up!
37:08Clear.
37:12Control, 23-31.
37:13Andre Guarzo.
37:14It's GOA.
37:26My guy's held up there in.
37:27Yeah, I never go back on my word.
37:30Free representation starts today with those two kids that got arrested.
37:35What do you have in mind for him?
37:37He's gonna tell me who sent him.
37:41You are swimming in deep water.
37:45No one keeps their hands clean here.
37:47You want the name, you'll get it.
37:52Not a problem.
37:54But I'm gonna need something a lot sharper in a few minutes.
37:58Hi.
38:06Gosh, this must be awkward for you.
38:08I'm the target and yet you're the one that's about to be dismembered.
38:12No, it's not question and answer time.
38:14Not yet.
38:16I need you to know that I mean business when I'm talking to you.
38:19And I need to be sure that you're telling the truth.
38:24Take off his shoes.
38:25No, no!
38:28It was Monica.
38:30Has to be.
38:31She got to him before we did.
38:32Yeah, but how?
38:34Hey, how was your day?
38:36It was long.
38:37Well, the kids are a lot.
38:38No, the kids were a breeze.
38:39Monica stopping by the house was what the issue was.
38:42What?
38:42Is Bautista a client?
38:44It seems like they just met.
38:45Sounds like she's got someone after her and she wants him to ask around.
38:48That's why she didn't have Andre killed on the spot.
38:50She needed to torture the name out of him.
38:52You working tomorrow?
38:53I don't know.
38:54But with Monica visiting the house, my cover's not gonna last very long.
38:57We will get you extra backup.
38:58We need to know what Monica is up to.
39:00Okay.
39:12Three cops came in for emergency sessions.
39:15Beach umbrella emoji.
39:16Sorry, wrong key.
39:18Floppy disk emoji.
39:19Barber pole emoji.
39:20What is wrong with this phone?
39:21Okay, I'm not that great with texting, but I'm better than this.
39:25Much.
39:28You've been here all day, spying on me.
39:37No, I just like a quality snack.
39:40Hey.
39:45Nolan, we need to talk.
39:49Detective, you got a minute?
39:50Kind of busy.
39:51It's important.
39:57Take a seat.
40:01What is this?
40:02Take a seat.
40:07Do you want to tell us why you accessed the ATL for Andre Guarzo?
40:10I don't answer to you.
40:12No, you don't.
40:12You answer Blair London.
40:14That's why you laid into Nolan when you started looking into Mad Dog to protect Blair.
40:18Same reason he went so hard after Tim.
40:20Will this line of questioning lead to discipline?
40:23Absolutely.
40:25And I'm not saying another word without my lawyer.
40:27In that case, you're on administrative leave effective immediately.
40:36I would have come to your office.
40:38There's a hidden camera.
40:40That's how you blackmailed Mad Dog with recordings of his therapy sessions.
40:44I didn't think anyone would get hurt.
40:45You compromised investigations.
40:47I know, but one more drug dealer on the street, what difference does that make?
40:50I never wanted Mad Dog to die or Nash to end up paralyzed.
40:54They said no one would get hurt.
40:56Who said that?
40:57I can't go to prison.
40:59I'll tell you everything, but I want immunity and a new life.
41:03If you promise full cooperation, we can make that happen.
41:06But you're gonna have to tell us who you report to.
41:09I will.
41:10When I have a deal.
41:14Eric Ramsey is the man after me.
41:18Yikes.
41:19Former client?
41:21No.
41:22I don't know why he wants me dead.
41:24Well, you are getting more powerful by the day.
41:27It was just a matter of time before somebody was gonna take their shot.
41:31You need to take him out before he tries again.
41:33That's where you come in.
41:36Ramsey is untouchable, heavily protected.
41:39His home is a fortress and I need a way in.
41:44Kelso, he's a dangerous man.
41:47He was also Ramsey's right hand until he got convicted on drug charges.
41:51You think he'll have insight into Ramsey's vulnerability
41:56and you want me to torture it out of him.
41:59What's in it for me?
42:01Name your price.
42:06I want you to help me break out of prison.
42:11Deal.
42:13When you're good, start the timer, please.
42:16You're good.
42:19I think that was your fastest yet.
42:21Second fastest.
42:23Get into a new good doctor.
42:25Coming up next right here on CTV.
42:28Damn it.