The Mysteries Of Laura (2014) s02e14 Episode Script

Cuba! Cuba! Can someone please get that maintenance guy off the northwest rooftop? On it.
He's armed! Northwest rooftop.
Jake, take cover! No! No! Why would you put peanut butter in your hair? To get the gum out.
We saw it on YouTube.
Hey, y'all best get it in gear or we're gonna be late.
Ooh, by we, I mean you, too.
Okay.
Problem solved.
Teeth brushed? Go.
Go! Go, go.
Oh, my gosh.
So, how you handling everything? Could you be 25% less vague? You know, the whole Jake's new girlfriend thing? Jen? No.
No, she's not his girlfriend.
They just They just went out on one date.
Just Just one.
Well, if you're not counting the time that her and her son went with Jake and the boys to the movies.
- And the park.
- Yeah, you're right.
Um, I didn't include those because I didn't know about them.
But now I do and, uh - I'm fine.
- Well, I'm not.
I thought you two would have gotten together now that you Wait a minute.
He still doesn't know that you ended things with Tony, does he? No, and that's fine too.
Could you be about 25% more honest? - Diamond! - Whoa! Hey! Good morning to you too, Captain Santiani.
What can I You've got dignitary protection duty.
Are you kidding? Diamond.
Am I ever kidding about anything, ever? But dignitary protection is nothing more than babysitting, froggy.
And yet you're the one being the baby.
Okay, look.
This guy that I'm supposed to watch.
- Carlos Hernandez.
- Him.
Right.
If he is the heir apparent to the Cuban presidency, shouldn't Billy handle this? I'd love to protect the guy.
I mean, Hernandez is the most powerful person in Cuba actively pushing for democracy.
And he's making headway, too.
Well, then what's the problem? One PP said no, because my dad was a Cuban dissident.
And you might be right about the headway.
Hernandez is here to announce some new open trade policies at the UN.
It doesn't matter what he announces.
Plenty of Cubanos are gonna link him to the Castros, and they're not exactly gonna lay out the welcome mat.
Which is why the brass has asked for their best detective to protect him.
Well, you know.
Oh, sorry, no.
They asked for Jake.
You just happen to be his partner.
Oh, come on! Jake isn't even here! He's not? Oh Jen, hi.
Hey! Uh, sorry for interrupting.
No.
No, no.
Um, he's not here.
Not yet.
But he'll be back soon.
Um, Detective Billy Soto.
Hey.
Jen Lambert.
Officially with the DA's office.
Although today, I'm here on behalf of animal control.
Oh.
Harry left it in the back of my car after tae kwon do.
Harrison did? Thanks.
Yeah, he's grown very attached to this lunchbox.
Seriously.
If it had been Nicholas, I wouldn't have made the drive over, but Harry and the tigers.
I know! Obsessed! Well, that's my Harry.
Well, thank you.
You bet.
Um - Tell Jake I said hey.
- Mmm-hmm.
She is somewhere on a scale of one to meh.
I mean, am I right? What does Jake see in her? Me.
Minus the bitter.
The bitter makes you you.
I delight in your bitter.
I delight in you.
Diamond.
Saddle up.
Your partner's gonna meet you at the Cuban Chancellery.
Okay.
You know, today is the last day to sign the boys up for the read-a-thon.
Done.
How is that even on your radar? Oh! Jen.
Of course.
- She is on the ball with stuff like that.
- Gracias.
Apparently, so am I.
- Of course.
- Mmm-hmm.
You know Jen calls Harrison "Harry"? Yeah.
He loves it.
Oh.
Good.
That's good.
Detectives.
I'm Yasiel Leon, aide-de-camp to Mr.
Hernandez.
Please, this way.
Mr.
Hernandez is going to usher in a new era for Cuba.
Democracy.
Wi-Fi.
Starbucks.
And much more.
But some people don't like change.
And others don't think it's happening fast enough.
Ah! Detectives, uh, Broderick and Diamond.
Am I pronouncing that correctly? Perfectly.
And you're Carlos Hernandez? How'd I do? Very good.
Perfectly.
Um, I want you to meet my wife, Valeria.
- So nice to meet you.
- Hi, Jake.
Excuse me.
I wasn't finished.
And my minister of charm, Ernesto Garcia.
Chief of security.
If you'd like to join us, we are going over the security detail.
And I need to get ready, so please excuse me.
Uh, I was just trying to convince Garcia that we can do this just as easily over a slice of authentic New York pizza.
Well, it's kind of mandatory when you visit New York.
There is an Original Ray's right around the corner.
And there's an original Original Ray's just past that.
I'm afraid that's not on the schedule.
We stick to the schedule.
We completely understand.
We would love to see the schedule so that we can plan accordingly.
It stays inside the diplomatic pouch.
No one outside our team has access to it.
And the NYPD will be informed on a need-to-know basis.
Not to be over-dramatic.
Why are we all standing around when we have an event to get to? I'm trying to keep Carlos alive.
And I'm trying to keep him popular.
Is that the only suit you brought? Excuse me, you are? Liz Walters.
My media consultant.
Apparently with free press you need these things.
Will you be joining us at the dinner and photography exhibit? We will be.
Thank you.
And will you be changing? I wasn't planning on it.
Fortunately, I'm very good at my job.
This way.
Yay! I love it.
I really love it.
I'll be sure to tell my wife.
She makes sure that our government supports the arts.
All forms.
- That's impressive.
- She is.
- Champagne? - No, thank you.
On duty.
Me, too.
Minister? Canadian foreign minister at your four o'clock.
She's a much better politician than I am.
Excuse me.
You take notes on everything? You never know what can go from a suspicion to a real threat.
For someone who insists that he's not in any danger, Carlos seems a little jittery.
He isn't letting know how nervous he really is.
His speech at the UN is the first step into connecting Cuba to the rest of the world.
Besides, he hates these stuffy dinners.
He'd much rather have pizza.
I'm sorry.
I just I just wanted to take a selfie with Mr.
Hernandez.
- Are you okay? - Yeah.
Do you mind? Say queso! Queso.
- Wow.
Thank you, senor.
- Of course.
Sorry about my overzealous guard.
15 years in the Cuban special forces.
Coming here, I'm afraid, is turning him a bit paranoid.
Listen, I think you should take the night off.
No.
I'm worried about this trip.
You're in danger.
You take a walk and get some fresh air.
Okay? I'm not asking you.
I'll walk you out.
If anything occurs, you'll contact me? Of course.
Type in your number.
This is more than a job to me.
If something happens to Carlos Nothing will.
We've got this.
- Hola? - Hola.
Now you have mine.
I promise.
If anything happens, I will call you.
Yasiel, buenas noches.
Senor.
There you are.
We need to go over your speech.
- Now? - Liz, can't we do it in the morning? They've had a long evening.
You do your job, I'll do mine.
- Snap.
- Let's get out of here.
I've got a very hot bath - and an episode of Hoarders with my name on it.
- Santiani.
- Push "Ignore".
Habla ingles? - Captain.
- What are you doing? We're just heading home.
Don't move a muscle.
I need a status update on Carlos Hernandez.
No news.
Boring as expected.
Not on my end.
I'm guessing you guys are not with his head of security, Ernesto Garcia? - No.
- Didn't think so.
Because he is here right next to me and he's dead.
Reynaldo.
Oh, here we go.
Team Meredith in the house.
Unless you prefer Millie, which I'm guessing you don't.
You sure are chipper for a guy who got woken up in the middle of the night.
Oh, you assume too much, my brother.
So he was head of security? Not looking so secure.
Stabbed twice with a double-edged blade.
I suspect Ka-Bar or butterfly knife.
Penetrated the left lung, perforated the heart.
Didn't stand a chance.
Time of death? Based on lividity and rigor, I'd say between 10:00 p.
m.
and midnight.
All right, where are we? Well, no wallet or phone, but he did just take out $200 at an ATM around the corner.
So, likely a mugging.
He's still a foreign delegate.
You want me to get the feds involved? No, I'll notify them, but a mugging on the streets of Manhattan is strictly NYPD.
It's Laura.
They must want an update.
Just make sure that Laura gets it that she doesn't need to make a federal case out of this, all right? Literally.
I'll try.
- Diamond.
- Did Garcia have his phone on him? - Nope.
- What about his briefcase? Nope.
Well, he had one when he left.
It was his diplomatic pouch.
Security stuff.
It could be motive.
Somebody wanted that intel.
Yeah, well our guess on motive is a straight-up robbery.
Perp follows Garcia from the ATM and Was there any sign of struggle? Any defensive wounds, skin under the nails, anything? Reynaldo said no.
Probably never even saw his attacker coming.
Oh, I don't buy that.
Not after 15 years of Cuban special forces.
She's right, I'm not sure some street punk could get the drop on him.
Must have used some kind of pretense to get close to him? You know, we Cubans can be a little too trusting at times.
Garcia didn't trust anyone.
I don't think this is a simple robbery.
I think there's something else going on here.
I tried.
Okay.
The missing cell phone just went live.
Less than a mile away, based on the signal.
Okay.
We are glued to Carlos till the end of our shift.
Keep us posted if you find anything.
30 yards.
You see anything? Nope.
Fifteen.
This should be it.
I don't get it.
We should be right on top of this phone.
Unless What? It's on top of us.
NYPD, stop! NYPD! Get back in the bathroom, close the door.
Not you! Hands up in the air.
Come on! Drop the briefcase.
I don't see any blood spatter.
You change your clothes tonight? Does it look like I change my clothes? All right, where'd you get that from? - In the dumpster.
- I knew this was a mugging.
- Where's the phone? - What phone? The phone's in the briefcase.
And that briefcase is technically a diplomatic pouch.
A what? Which means we can't open it.
Damn it.
I need Garcia's phone.
What? There's no way we can open a diplomatic pouch.
It violates the Vienna Convention.
I've notified counsel, but we're probably looking at days of red tape.
I don't have time for that.
Solving Garcia's murder goes hand in hand with keeping Carlos safe.
Okay, Billy and Meredith are looking through the dumpster.
Maybe they will find the knife.
I will let you know.
No.
No.
I am not giving up on opening this pouch.
Garcia was always taking notes on that phone.
I need to see what he was writing! It could have been a bunch of Yelp reviews, for all we know.
Well, then why go through the trouble of locking it in a diplomatic pouch? - Captain Santiani? - Yes.
Hi, Jen Lambert.
Oh, good.
Hi, yes.
Thank you for helping out.
Jen is our legal counsel.
Yeah, we needed an ADA, and she was next to Jake when I called him.
It was convenient.
I like convenient.
I'm happy to help.
Besides, this is a lot sexier than the pile of white-collar cases on my desk.
Fantastic.
Is this the pouch in question? Yes.
Locked, sealed, delivered.
It's yours.
Well, the seal's in good shape.
So no wiggle room there.
And it's clearly marked on the outside of the pouch.
Legally, we can't touch it.
There has to be some way.
The only way you can open up a diplomatic pouch is if you had a suspicion it contained a dead body.
Of a leprechaun? Or if you had some suspicion that it could potentially contain an explosive.
But besides that Whoa! What the hell? Hmm.
Suspicious.
Are we certain this doesn't contain a bomb? Only one way to be sure.
I don't believe it.
I'll have to call the bomb squad.
Open it up.
Looks clear, no explosives.
Move in.
Fourteen missed calls from Detective Diamond.
Must've butt dialed.
Fourteen times, really? Happens to me all the time.
Your butt must be very busy.
I'm gonna need that phone.
Garcia's phone.
Someone is trying to kill you.
"Asesinato possible.
" "El Pintor.
" Assassination possible.
Tomorrow's date next to it.
Any idea who El Pintor is? The Painter? No, I have no idea.
Until we know who the painter is, I suggest you cancel all your appearances.
Impossible.
Valeria and I have an interview with Anderson Cooper in half an hour.
Detective Broderick is right.
It is not worth the risk.
And for her to admit I'm right, I must certainly be.
Look, don't worry.
No one knows about the interview.
It's not on my official schedule and we arranged a location that only my personal staff knows.
I mean, how am I supposed to spread the word about how Cuba's changing if I'm not out there talking about it? It's the whole reason that I'm here.
Okay, Valeria's in green, so I think navy will be best.
One button undone.
Approachable, but not casual.
A paperclip? Yasiel.
I I lost a cufflink.
- Sorry.
- No, no, no.
The whole team needs to be on message.
Cuba isn't a third world country.
It's second, on the cusp of first.
Now, Valeria.
If you would sit at a slight angle.
I've done this dozens of times, Liz.
And if you could build to tears at some point.
Waterproof mascara.
So you're sympathetic and yet appealing.
Seriously? You know what, Liz, we really appreciate your advice, but this isn't a show.
So you can stop handling.
Let's just go.
I thought you said this was top secret.
- I'm sure it's fine.
- No, we gotta get him in a different way.
I'm going to take every one of these issues back with me to Cuba.
I promise.
Valeria! - Valeria! - Come back.
Back to the car.
Back in the car.
In the car.
Come on.
Get in.
Take them back to the second precinct.
Now.
Go! Go, go.
Reynaldo said a butterfly knife.
Two-sided blade.
This could be the murder weapon.
This could be our killer.
Manuel Fortuna.
You wanna tell me what your beef is with Carlos Hernandez? I'm gonna tell you why you don't know.
Because you're not Cuban.
You don't know our slang.
You called me "amigo".
We don't say "amigo", we say asere, consorte.
You don't know yuma, you don't know anything.
So.
Where you from? Come on.
What are you, Puerto Rican? Half.
And half-Dominican.
Dominican.
Of course.
So then why were you charging at Cuba's golden boy - carrying a knife? - It was just for my protection in case things got out of hand.
Out of hand? You do realize you're facing up to five years for assault? How much more out of hand do you need? What? No, no, I can't go to jail! Then you need to start telling me why you attacked Carlos Hernandez.
All right.
Astroturf protesting, man.
The hell is that? Instead of grassroots protesting.
Astroturfers get hired to protest for someone else's causes.
- It's just a job.
- Okay, a job.
- Hired by who? - I don't know.
Some guy shows up at my corner, gives me 80 bucks to go down there and mix it up with Hernandez.
Some guy.
What guy? I never saw him before.
White dude.
A shaved head.
Tough looking.
They knew where you'd be.
Who else was aware of that interview? Just who you saw prepping me.
Maybe Anderson Cooper's people.
Why would they leak the information and risk getting scooped? We need to sweep the chancellery for bugs.
Until then, you can't be in public.
Great.
So now what? Now we eat pizza.
Gracias.
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! Uh-uh! Do as a New Yorker does.
Lift.
Fold.
Devour.
Gracias.
Mmm.
- Worth the wait? - Oh, yes.
- Here you go.
- I'm not that hungry.
What's hungry have to do with it? Where is Detective Broderick? Oh, he's upstairs putting the boys to sleep.
You two are amazing together.
Balancing your work life, marriage.
- Parenting.
- Oh, we're not married.
Anymore.
Jake's my ex-husband.
Oh, I I just assumed by the way you and he Oh, no.
No.
No, we used to be great together.
Once, but - not anymore.
- Really? Oh, no.
No, it's over.
Who are you trying to fool? Me or yourself? The heart wants what it wants.
Clear.
Can you check this drawer out for me? All clear.
I can help.
I got something.
This is awkward.
My phone? I I can't believe it.
How did this happen? Liz, can I see your phone, please? Okay, everybody take out your phones.
Am I gonna get that back? Not a problem.
One sec.
Are you sure it's just not normal cell phone signals? Positive.
Cell phones transmit at a different frequency than tiny little listening devices.
That answers the question of how the protesters got a hold of Carlos' schedule.
It answers how, but not who.
I'll let Laura know.
Who would have bugged the entire Cuban delegation? There's only one person who had access.
Sergei Mishnev.
He's Russian, but he owns the largest cell phone provider in Cuba.
And he had access to all your phones? He gave us the phones.
Our Celular Blanco phones don't work in the US, and Garcia thought that it was too risky to buy phones here.
Celular Blanco.
Sergei's company.
Blanco means white.
Comprendo.
I wonder if he is El Pintor.
Well, Sergei is former KGB and he still talks to friends from that time.
Some could be here in New York.
Garcia said that he thought El Pintor would make his move tomorrow.
Your speech.
I have to report this to my boss, who will say that you have to cancel.
No.
I can't do that.
Sergei has been listening to every move you have made since you have set foot in the US.
This is way too great a threat.
Please.
My love, I don't know what I'd do without you.
You would not miss a beat.
You would continue with our work.
Because you have to.
Just like I have to give this speech at the UN.
If I die, I will die doing what's right for Cuba.
That's it.
You're putting your life in your own hands.
No.
I'm putting it in yours.
We have to assume Sergei Mishnev has heard everything we've said, on the phone and at the chancellery.
Right.
Well, then, all of our old plans are scrapped.
We are gonna have to make calls on the fly.
But we have ADA Lambert standing by in case we run into any legal red tape.
Of course we do.
Double-check your comms, people.
Thank you.
Why can't we find a legal expert who isn't dating one of the squad? It's fine.
I totally get why Jake is choosing Jen.
He's not choosing anyone.
He hasn't been given the other option yet.
You have to tell him Tony's out.
Hi.
Is everything working? Good, let's move on.
So FBI and Homeland are already on the scene.
They are coordinating with UN security, who are sweeping for explosives.
Our officers in riot gear will be flanking the streets here and here.
Detective Diamond and I will run the command station here.
Wait.
Isn't that some kind of high-end hotel? Yep.
With a bird's eye view of the UN from the penthouse bar.
Score! What? Max will be monitoring the UN video feed.
Jake will be in the hard car with Carlos.
Cuba.
Meredith will take the north-facing rooftop.
And Billy will be on crowd patrol.
It's a mocktail.
The General Assembly room is ready for its close-up.
The very location where John F Kennedy made his historic speech in 1961, where Nelson Mandela demanded an end to apartheid.
Thank you, Max.
Soto, you in position? Good down here, boss.
You good? All good.
195 different countries, all willing to look each other in the eye.
Gives you hope for Carlos.
195 countries can agree on climate change.
There's hope for anyone.
Though I can't get two seven-year-olds to agree on a breakfast cereal.
It's go time.
Cuba! Cuba! Can someone please get that maintenance guy off the northwest rooftop? On it.
He's armed.
Northwest rooftop.
Almost there! Jake, take cover! - No! - Down! Everybody down! Down! Jake? Jake, are you okay? Jake, are you all right? Trying to get eyes on him.
All units, clear the air.
All ESU units to the roof.
Go, go, go! Roger that.
On the move.
I'm fine.
Carlos is fine, but we gotta get him to cover.
Meredith, how far? One building away.
Hurry! He's packing up! Where's the weapon? Suspect apprehended, no firearm, cancel ESU.
Roger.
All units, detail is clear to enter the complex, eyes open.
Come on, move.
What are you doing up here? Answer me! That explosion was you.
Shorting out the transformer? Accidents happen.
Mr.
President, Mr.
Secretary General, excellencies and distinguished delegates.
In this hall, the course of history has been set.
These walls will forever echo with the noble promise that we are greater together than we are alone.
That's not a crime.
Actually, it's a felony.
Strictly speaking, a terrorist offense.
Where do you get that? The transformer is technically property of the UN.
Thus US Code, section 42.
3.
Inflicting damage to property of the United Nations is punishable by a minimum of 15 years in federal prison.
Offshore.
You can't seriously be threatening Guantanamo.
That's what I'll be recommending.
The transformer wasn't even on UN property.
Did she just make all that up? Every word.
She's good.
Kind of reminds me of Laura.
Of course, if your client would care to tell us who's responsible for him being up on that roof, he could walk out of here scot-free.
You've heard of Sergei Mishnev? Cell phone mogul? Okay.
What does he have against Carlos Hernandez? Opening the Cuban markets would cost Sergei millions.
So he hired you To make sure the UN speech didn't happen.
He has me recruit some protestors to rough Carlos up, but it didn't scare him off.
This was plan B, damage the transmission equipment.
Why? So the speech won't be heard in Russia until tomorrow.
But the information's going to get out eventually.
So what's the point? He needed time to short the stock.
So it wasn't an assassination attempt, it was a stock manipulation? Yep.
Sergei's fixer wasn't planning to roll over, but Jen squashed his lawyer like a bug.
She kind of did.
Unfortunately, he's got a rock-solid alibi for the night of the murder.
He's not our killer.
Maybe Garcia was mugged after all.
I don't buy it today any more than I did the other night.
Well, regardless.
Carlos is heading home, dignitary protection's over, so run with the mugging theory.
I'll check in with gang division.
Maybe they know of initiation activity in the area.
Mr.
President.
Can you tell me why it is that you're binge-watching Carlos' speech? Garcia seemed so sure that there was gonna be an assassination attempt.
Well, maybe there was, and we stopped it.
Well, then we should see something.
A suspicious package, someone looking for an opportunity that never came.
Something.
Wait.
Liz replaces his water.
Why? He was making a speech.
People drink water.
It's a thing.
His glass wasn't empty.
The replacement water is cloudy.
Go back to the other camera.
Still a remote hog.
Oh, my God.
Liz poisoned Carlos during the speech.
Right under our nose.
Dead man walking.
Calling paramedic.
Hopefully we need them, not the medical examiner.
Where's Carlos? I'm sorry, I'm not authorized to tell you that.
Well, we're authorized to arrest you.
Does that help? - What for? - For poisoning Carlos Hernandez.
I would never do anything to hurt Carlos.
I saw you dosing his water during the speech.
No.
No, no, no, you're wrong.
You've been poisoning Carlos ever since he got here.
That is why he's always shaking or short of breath.
It's not nerves.
You don't understand.
I was helping him.
Helping him how? Look, I will take a lie detector test to prove that I'm innocent.
But I can't tell you anymore.
I'm sorry, I can't.
It was medicine, wasn't it? The shaking, shortness of breath, sweating.
He has the same symptoms I had.
Carlos wasn't nervous or poisoned.
He has a heart condition.
You were giving him beta blockers.
Bisoprolol.
But if this ever got out, his political career would be over.
So you've been hiding this from all of Cuba? He will get through this, but if anyone found out he needed a bypass Needed? He's in surgery right now, isn't he? Garcia thought the assassination would happen today.
The speech is over, but the day isn't.
Neither is the threat.
Where's Carlos? Please.
I am not supposed to tell anyone.
I know that you think you're helping him, but he is lying right now, unconscious in a hospital that has not been vetted by security.
- Oh, my God.
- What hospital? NYPD.
IDs.
Now.
Watch the doors.
No one in or out.
Mmm-hmm.
Clear.
- We good? - We're good.
Third floor, all clear.
Hey.
Where's your ID? Huh? Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Hands in the air.
Why is it not around your neck? That's what the chain is for.
All clear here.
Headed to the surgical rooms.
Surgery wing is clear, and I've got Valeria.
Copy.
We'll continue to sweep.
You found us.
Sorry to startle you.
We just want to make sure that everything is secure.
I'm more worried about what's happening in the operating room.
I get it.
I've been there.
I apologize for not saying anything about Carlos' heart.
We just couldn't risk anyone finding out.
Detective Diamond.
Thank you so much for being here.
Mrs.
Hernandez, everything looks good.
We'll start in a few minutes.
Yasiel's a doctor? He went to medical school, but never practiced.
Instead, he took a job as Carlos' secretary so he could be close to us without raising any suspicion.
And he's authorized to perform heart surgery in the US? He's just watching over.
I insisted he be in there to make sure everything goes as planned.
I understand.
Jake had a very, very serious operation.
I was a wreck.
Of course you were.
You're in love with him.
Oh, you're just like me.
With the bag.
Look at all this stuff.
What's this? A paperclip? Yasiel.
I, uh I lost a cufflink.
Oh, my husband must have dropped it.
We're all clear.
Pardon me.
Ladies' room.
Right.
What's up? When Jake was in surgery, I was a mess.
She is calm.
Applying makeup? Waterproof mascara, so you're sympathetic and yet appealing.
Waterproof makeup? She's worried she's gonna cry? Or she's preparing to cry? Nah, operations like this have an overwhelming chance of success.
Maybe she doesn't want it to succeed.
Why wouldn't she? Because she's having an affair with Yasiel.
- El pintor! - Yes! - What? - Okay.
Rayar la pintura means "scratching the paint" in Spanish, but it also is Cuban slang for cheating on your husband.
So that would make Yasiel the painter.
And he's with Carlos right now.
If Yasiel and Valeria want him dead, now is their chance.
I'm gonna get Valeria.
I'm gonna go scrub in.
Freeze! NYPD! Back off or I'll kill him.
I believe you, Yasiel.
You killed Garcia and tossed his pouch to make it look like a mugging.
That wasn't supposed to happen.
Then he found out about you and Valeria.
- Shut up.
- No, it's okay.
Valeria told me everything.
No No, she would never.
She just wanted to be with you.
Not Carlos.
He wanted her to stay trapped in his shadow.
She'd be better off without him.
She'd be the heir apparent.
And you'd be right there with her.
Get away.
I'm warning you! - Yasiel.
- No! I am done talking.
Yeah? Me, too.
Just drop it.
What is this? What's this? Streptokinase.
A blood thinner.
Prevents clotting.
If it got into the patient's system during the surgery, he'd bleed to death on the table.
What did you do? Did he give the patient anything? No, he just checked the dosage of anesthesia before we started.
Pull it out.
Now! The blood thinner might be in the IV.
You're under arrest, Doctor.
What happened to "first do no harm", huh? Guess what the lab found in Carlos' IV bag.
Beaucoup amounts of Streptok Strepto Blood thinner.
So.
It's official.
You will be charged with the attempted murder of Carlos Hernandez and the murder of Ernesto Garcia.
We have diplomatic immunity.
You can't charge us with anything.
I'm afraid she's right.
We can't charge you with anything.
However, our new friends, the Cuban government, can.
And they have.
What? You've become part of normalizing relations.
As a gesture of friendship, the United States government has agreed to your extradition.
Hmm.
So you will be paying for your crimes.
- In Cuba.
- Boom! Yeah.
What he said.
Hal, will you please give our dignitaries a private tour of the holding cell? This way.
Give me some love! Mmm! Second Precinct, we just saved Cuba! - Whoo! - Yes! Okay.
First round of mojitos on me.
- Yeah! All right! - Okay.
You should go.
We can catch up later.
Hey, Jen.
Uh This is your win, too.
Come with us.
Yeah? Okay, well, I I do love me a mojito.
Duh, who doesn't? Thanks.
I'm sorry, did you just invite Jake's new lady to our bar? I don't know.
I kind of like her.
But you kind of love Jake more.
This is your time.
You know who also said that to me? The lady who just tried to kill her husband.
Hmm.
Eyes of an owl.
Eyes of an owl.
Kiss it.
All right, here we go.
Oh! - Just got word.
- Hmm.
Carlos Hernandez's surgery was a complete success.
- Oh! - You saved his life.
No.
Ernesto Garcia saved his life.
We just finished what he started.
So is, uh, Tony coming tonight? Nope.
Not tonight.
Hmm.
Well, thanks for inviting Jen.
It meant a lot to her, and to me.
Well, she was a huge help on the case.
She deserves to be here.
So do you like her? Yeah.
Yeah, she's great.
I mean, do you like her for me? I think you're perfect for each other.
Thanks.
That means a lot.
Hey, Jake, can you back me up over here? - The ladies are killing us.
- Sorry.
- Come on, man.
- I'm sorry.
You good? I'm good.
- All right.
Yes.
- One more.
Just like that.
Oh! Okay, you got it? Yes! Now, now, now, now!