The Rookie (2018) s05e13 Episode Script

License and registration, please.
Sorry.
Sorry.
Just give me a second.
What? It's catchy.
- Thanks.
- Hey.
DA's office just thanked me
for a 14% decrease
in officer no-shows in court.
Not bad for one week.
Well, instead of putting
the court notices
in the officer's box,
I serve it to them directly,
that way they can't say
they didn't get it.
That's great,
but isn't that a lot of work?
What else do I have going on?
Well
- Oh, down to my last one.
- What, Smitty?
He avoids court like a salad.
Hey, Smitty.
Hey, it's "House Mouse" Bradford.
How's court liaison treating you?
All good.
Oh sorry, no can do.
That's my day off.
You don't like money?
Yeah, I like money.
You get OT the whole day, you know.
It's not just comp time?
No, you scroll down to
the bottom of your time sheet
and click "For Pay."
20 years, no one told me that?
Good looking out.
I owe you a beer.
Oh, no, no.
No, it's all good.
Good work.
You made Smitty happy.
Hey.
Hang in there.
Good morning.
Today's gon' be a tough one.
Heat wave has maxed out the power grid.
Expect more citywide rolling blackouts.
Officer Juarez, what's the acronym
that best applies to heat waves?
Oh.
Cheetah?
I'm sorry, sir.
I'm having a blackout of my own.
See me after.
Yes, sir.
"Cheetah?"
You know this.
CHEAP.
Check the vulnerable.
Check your partner.
Hydrate.
Eat light meals.
Avoid prolonged sun.
Pace yourself.
You can't do everything.
Look, conserve your energy.
Make smart choices.
Heat equals more violence.
Blackouts equals more theft.
It's gon' be a busy day today,
so pace yourself.
Don't worry.
The city has laid out top dollar
for a state-of-the-art generator,
which should turn on right about
Now.
Not everyone else is gon' be so lucky,
so be safe out there.
Everyone's 10-8.
- Yes, sir?
- The heat wave's been here for a week.
She doesn't know
what CHEAP is?
Uh, well
I assume you reviewed it with her.
- Uh
- Nolan, either you reviewed it with her
and she forgot, or you forgot
to review it with her.
So who do I have
a problem with?
I did go over it with her.
Yes, sir.
She-She just forgot.
- She's riding with me today.
- Sir?
I want to see what else she forgot
what else you didn't drill into her.
Are you evaluating her
- or are you evaluating me?
- You.
You have an issue with that?
No, sir. No. No, I
Did the A/C come back on?
Because it's so
Officer Juarez,
you're riding with me today.
Come on.
Any advice?
Uh, yeah. I would just go
light on the astrology talk,
and crystals.
And auras.
And tarot cards, too.
And definitely no dreams.
Okay, so keep it professional.
No hobbies.
Yes, unless you come up
with one of those case-solving
insights, then yes, you speak right up.
Okay.
So you want me to be myself?
Yes.
And also no.
Just if you get one of those feelings,
go back and figure out the facts
that led you to feeling that way.
Okay, so don't be my
Me.
Juarez, let's go.
You're gonna be great.
Please be great.
Hey.
How's it going?
I see you have a lot to,
uh, liaise.
And enjoying every minute of it.
I thought we said we would
never lie to each other.
That was a lie.
You're miserable.
- No.
- Mm-hmm.
No, it's not that bad.
You know, nice people.
Low stress.
Wait, wait.
Um, that reminds me
Next week.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Be safe out there.
I'll see you at the end of shift.
I, uh, speak Spanish.
Okay, that's not good.
Great spot.
Tell me why.
Well, I'm not sure.
I can just tell something's wrong.
Bad aura? A feeling?
A hunch?
Well, stopping someone
on a hunch is illegal,
- Sergeant Grey.
- Correct.
Tell you what.
Why don't we walk that way,
while you talk it through?
Pretend you don't see them.
Okay, well, the store is open.
No one's in distress,
and there's an employee with them.
He's even laughing.
Why does it bother me?
So we're getting closer.
Tell me what you know or we walk away.
There's a crime happening
right now, Officer Juarez.
Each one of those saws
is about 900 bucks.
I mean,
that's almost nine grand in tools.
In a blackout,
debit cards don't work,
and who walks around
with nine grand cash?
See, that, Celina,
is absolutely perfect.
Control, 7-Adam-200.
I got a plate.
2-William-Adam-Charlie-4-8-4.
Hey, guys, quick question.
Great tools there.
Did you pay cash or card?
- Hey, hey, hey.
- Hey.
Turn around. Turn around.
You good?
Yeah, I'm good.
No, I agree.
A dollar is a lot
for a glass of lemonade,
but that's just
smart business,
not price gouging.
Certainly doesn't buy you
the right to threaten anyone.
Yeah, especially not a bunch
of 9-year-old girls.
- Turn to the left.
- Kicking over their stand,
threatening them.
They were terrified.
You're lucky
that the oldest one
doesn't have
her black belt yet.
That could have been
a lot worse, Andrew.
Yeah.
Okay.
According to Grey,
they should be back on about
Now.
I guess you need Grey's magic touch.
- Yeah.
- Want to go check it out?
Oh, you guys are already on it.
Any luck?
I think it's dead.
Check the battery?
Yeah.
All good.
Maybe the coolant leaking?
I don't see any.
Maybe the shut-off valve
is closed. I'll check it out.
Hey.
Buddy, hey, we got it.
You know,
it's a little crowded in here.
You mind?
You guys
from this precinct?
I'm new here,
so maybe we haven't met yet.
I am.
Bobby here's usually with the 57th.
- Okay.
- Huh.
Well, nice to meet you.
LAPD doesn't have precincts.
No such thing as the 57th.
Impersonating an officer
and stealing police property
are both felonies.
I'm sure they didn't teach you that
in your imaginary police academy.
We weren't trying to
steal the generator.
Then what were you doing?
I noticed the smell
this morning.
- You smell it?
- Yeah.
I-I figure an animal
got in there and died.
Could be a rat,
but it's a big smell for a rat.
Maybe a raccoon.
Skunk.
Mountain lion.
You think a mountain lion
got in there and died?
Well, there's one way to find out.
- Can I see those lock cutters?
- Maybe I should cut it.
I mean, if it's a mountain lion,
you probably want to shoot it.
Well, I mean, if it's dead,
I won't need to shoot it, right?
Oh, good point.
Control, Seven-L-19.
I'm at unit 15.
About to cut the lock to make entry.
Whew.
Ugh.
That ain't good.
Poor thing probably got
trapped looking for food.
That's not good.
So if you weren't trying to
steal the generator, then what?
Our friend got pinched this
morning, and we thought,
you know, knock out the power,
get her out.
You do realize locks work
without electricity, right?
Wait,
this ain't maximum security?
We like to keep things simple,
like our criminals.
We find low tech gets the job done.
Hey, you guys Code-4?
Yeah.
That state-of-the-art generator
was in a state of disrepair.
Those guys had done
a real number on it,
but we managed to get it working.
Good, 'cause General Services
would take about a week to fix it.
As soon as you get finished
processing them,
I need you back 10-8.
Pending calls are piling up.
I have to open up a CP just
to deal with these power issues.
Celina's going to be my lead.
Really?
That's great.
That's
- So things are going well?
- So far.
Yeah. She's very well-trained,
don't you think?
She has good instincts.
You can't teach that.
No, no, but you can certainly
teach someone
to sharpen those skills.
Command Post lead
That's pretty impressive.
Yeah, they almost never
give that to an officer
who's got less than five years on.
We-We never spoke about it.
Yeah, but she'll do fine,
I'm sure.
Which is what we want.
It is about her, right?
Yeah, no, yeah, definitely.
Yeah.
Body was in a freezer.
The power's been in and out for days.
The surge must have
finished the freezer off.
Victim thawed in the heat.
Manager called it in.
The manager said the unit
was rented by an RJ Cash.
Alright.
RJ Cash, huh?
Looks like him.
Are you, are you identifying him?
Oh, not officially, but, yeah.
Career criminal,
mostly nonviolent,
but career scam artist.
Loves to target the elderly
Or loved.
My uncle used to refinish pianos.
I can tell you right now
that is worth a fortune.
Mm. Yeah, I bet a lot
of the stuff in here is.
So, stolen?
Or grifted.
Uh,
get as many serial numbers as you can
and run them through RMS.
Maybe we can track
down some of his victims.
- You got it.
- You want to get some air?
Yeah, for sure. I stopped
breathing three minutes ago.
I'm about to pass out.
Is there any chance we could
get Tim in on this?
He's Court Liaison.
What does that have to do with this?
Nothing.
I'm just trying to find a way to
keep him from losing his mind.
Is there no other
position he can move into?
- No.
- Everything is at a standstill.
All right, well, then you're
gonna have to shake things up
create an opening.
Like when a team needs a player,
but they're up against a salary cap.
Well, what does that mean?
It means you got to get creative.
Find a weak link,
and start a five-player trade.
Whoa.
Say more.
All right, let's say that
Tim wants to go to Vice.
McNichols is already there,
but everyone knows he wants Narcotics.
That was a very ambitious plan,
trying to take out the station's
power to spring your friend.
Loyalty's important.
Plus, she owes me money.
Unfortunately, you won't get
a chance to spend it
unless it's at the prison store.
Uh
Destruction of government
emergency equipment
Felony.
Grand theft
Felony.
Impersonating a police officer
Felony.
Attempted rescue of a prisoner
Felony.
Carrying a loaded firearm
- in the commission of a crime is
- Felony?
- That's right.
- Wow.
I hope your friend
appreciates your sacrifice.
Maybe this wasn't the
best plan on my part.
- You think?
- Tell you what
You knock down my charges
and give me probation,
and I'll give you something better than
some fool in a cop uniform
running around in your basement.
Okay. It's got to
be something really great.
It is.
You know about ghost guns?
Any luck with the serial numbers?
- Yeah.
- I mean, I got over 100 items.
- About 30 victims.
- Nice work.
And I found RJ's most recent
employer, Beatrice O'Malley.
I imagine some of the stolen
property must be hers,
so let's get her in here as well.
Yeah, you got it.
Oh, what's Metro doing here?
Uh, Lopez caught a break
on a ghost gun dealer.
It's their case.
They move as a pack.
That's the alpha,
and her right hand, Kevin Hicks.
Metro would be
a good fit for Tim, hmm?
It's a tough gig.
The hours are brutal.
Hicks looks dead on his feet.
I know he's got triplets at home.
His wife does publicity
for the department.
I mean,
Hicks might be up for a transfer.
A bit more family time.
And if he left Metro,
Tim could take his spot.
You make it sound easy.
Hicks would only leave
for a comparable job,
and there aren't that many.
And if there were, they're filled.
How do you create that opening?
I don't know, like you said,
the five-player trade.
- What could go wrong?
- A lot,
for both you and Tim.
If sergeants feel like
they're being manipulated,
then they will never trust you again.
And they talk.
So the next time you need a favor,
and you will,
the answer will be no, forever.
So, tread lightly.
Lieutenant Pine,
Angela Lopez.
Oh, Angela.
This is Kevin Hicks.
Thanks for looping us in.
Of course.
It's Metro's case.
It just fell in our laps.
Okay, listen up.
This is Detective Lopez.
She's about to share some information
your sorry asses couldn't find
if it was gift wrapped for you.
Detective,
please tell my team how it's done.
Okay.
I'm gonna make this quick.
Come on,
come on, just pick up. Pick up.
Celina, did you reach DWP's
Joint Response Coordinator?
Left messages, sir.
Three.
So what about Fire's
Emergency Response Captain?
- Did you get ahold of FEMA?
- No, sir.
I-I'm still working on it.
- ADT?
- They were next on the list, sir.
Celina,
you got to get ahold of these people.
What about the other Watch Commanders?
We need Civil Unrest React Teams.
Do you need something?
I can help her.
No, it's okay.
I've got it.
No, you don't, Boot.
I got a buddy
at DWP Joint Response.
I can give you his direct line,
and I can help coordinate
the React Teams.
Please do.
Come on, Boot.
You want to learn
how to do this or not?
Hey, you're Hicks, right?
Yeah.
Alright, what you need?
Got an op about to jump off.
Oh, um,
I heard you have triplets.
- That must be a lot of work.
- Yeah.
Tougher than anything
LAPD can throw at me.
Yeah, I bet.
I imagine having kids
must make you reevaluate
your priorities.
Yeah, wife's not too happy.
So, listen.
Um, my roommate
is an excellent babysitter,
and she's always looking for
work if you ever need someone.
- Really?
- Mm.
Detective, Lieutenant.
They say it's gonna hit 100.
Thanks.
Nolan and Thorsen are the ones
that made the original bust
that gave us our tip.
Nice work.
Thank you.
Right place at the right time.
I know you.
You're the guy who got
the golden ticket, right?
That's right, I did.
Expected you to go Metro,
but you took T.O. instead.
- Interesting move.
- I like teaching the kids.
Matter of fact,
my trainee is heading up
the Command Post
as we speak.
You don't say.
Well, if you ever do consider Metro,
give me a call. It's a tough test,
but I will make sure
you get a good tutor.
Thank you very much.
Shall we?
Listen up.
Today's op is a UC gun buy-bust.
I'm the UC.
Targets are using a pharmacy as
a front to sell ghost guns.
Trouble sign is hands up,
gun out, or running away.
Bust sign is fingers through the hair.
Hold sign is dropping the purse.
Metro Sergeants Shab and Watson
have been working this case for months,
but Detective Lopez here
uncovered the code
the gun sellers need to hear
in order to sell weapons.
We weren't able to get close
enough for our own visuals,
but luckily, Metro was able to
hack into the security cameras,
so their cameras
are now our eyes and ears.
Everybody sharp today.
No fear, no regret,
no mistakes, no excuses.
"Metro" on three. One, two, three.
Metro.
Metro seems normal.
You'll have a blast there.
Oh, no, thanks.
Text Lopez,
Eric Mills,
A.K.A. "Knuckles" on her six.
Hawaiian shirt,
jeans. Unknown if armed.
- Picking up?
- Dropping off.
I have an issue that
needs to "go away."
My prescription's
for Charcoal Cough Syrup.
Sure.
We've got that.
- Cash only.
- It's got to be untraceable.
Wait, I know this chick.
How do I know you?
You don't know me,
and you don't want to know me.
Yeah.
I do.
Damn it.
We have rolling blackouts.
UC's in trouble and we have no visual.
No visual.
Seven-Adam-15
moving in for rescue.
I need eyes on the UC.
Nearly there.
Trying to get visual.
You got 10 seconds,
and then we're going in.
Start talking.
- Hold. Everyone hold.
- Negative!
Officer rescue now!
- I see her purse.
- She's deployed the hold signal.
Stand by.
Look, I don't know who you think I am,
but I ain't her.
I am in a hurry.
Now, either we have a deal
or I can take my cash somewhere else.
All right, all right.
Take it easy.
What do you want?
I need a .45, 15-round mag,
and it has to be a ghost.
1,000 bucks.
Untraceable.
Thanks.
- Go get them.
- Go! Go!
- Police!
- Get down on the ground.
Don't move!
Juarez, you want to tell me
what's going on?
Yeah, well, I left word
for the, uh, Watch Commander
at Hollywood Division.
I'm still waiting to hear back.
Okay, you can 10-22 all that.
I'm more concerned about you.
Okay, sir. I'm so sorry.
I'm usually more focused.
You trying to reach someone?
My mom.
She's barely left the house in years.
She's a shut-in.
She lives alone.
Her power went off earlier,
and she's not answering her phone.
I'm just worried.
Why didn't you say something?
She needs a welfare check.
Yeah, I wanted to,
but with the Command Post
Hey, remember CHEAP?
Check in.
That is your job.
Come on.
I'll clear it with Grey.
RJ is dead?
We found him this morning,
stuffed in a storage locker.
Oh, that's awful.
What happened?
We're not sure,
but I understand that
he worked for you.
Yes. He was such a help.
I'm not so good at computers.
He set up my online banking.
All those passwords
are just impossible to remember.
I don't know what
I would have done without him.
Have you checked
your accounts recently?
Oh, everything's on autopay.
Okay, you need to do
a thorough accounting.
RJ was a thief and a grifter,
and he wipes out his targets.
No, no, th-that's not right.
He wouldn't do that.
I'll call her son.
He lives in New York.
We'll get this all sorted,
okay?
Did you ever see RJ argue with anyone?
Did he ever seem scared at all?
No. He was fine,
until he stopped coming in.
Okay.
Thank you for your time.
If you remember anything at all,
just give me a call.
Sir,
there's one thing I haven't told you.
You know how I spent the day
doing administrative work?
- What about it?
- Well, my mom sort of thinks
that's what I do all day,
every day.
She doesn't know
I go on patrol.
- So you want me to lie for you?
- Well, not lie, exactly.
Just focus on the
small portion of the truth
- and then exaggerate it.
- No.
- Celina.
- Mama, I've been calling you.
You didn't pick up.
My phone died.
No power to charge it.
This is my boss,
Sergeant Bradford.
And this is my mom, Karla Juarez.
Oh.
Okay, Mami,
I'm the police now.
You'll always be my baby.
God, it must be 100 degrees in here.
Reminds me of a sauna.
It's good for your skin.
Yeah, in 10-minute increments,
not all day.
- You have birds?
- Lorca y Neruda.
They're my muses.
I sell paintings of them online.
It's how I pay my bills.
Okay, Mama, you can't stay here.
You got to come with us
to a cooling center.
- What about the birds?
- You can bring them.
I can't.
It's been years since
she's left the house.
It's dangerous out there.
I worry so.
And I told you,
you have nothing to worry about.
I'm safe at the station.
That's right.
Taking calls and gathering information.
Well,
thank you for keeping my baby safe.
Of course, ma'am.
Listen, I've got
an apex generator
in the back of the shop.
Let me bring it in here
and get the A/C up and running.
No, no, no,
I don't want to be a bother.
Oh, it's not for you.
It's for Lorca and Neruda.
I'm sure they could
use a little cooling off.
Okay.
For the birds.
Is he single?
This, my dear,
is how garlic shrimp
scampi changed my life.
And this is how a brilliant man
won my heart with a generator.
I do feel a tiny bit guilty
being the only ones with power.
- And air conditioning.
- And air conditioning.
I know, we must have
gotten 40 calls today,
all from people needing help.
It's bad out there.
It's only gonna get worse.
Well, here's to a quiet evening.
Cheers.
Pardon me.
- Oh.
- Did you check your texts?
- I didn't, but
- Uh, our power is out
and it is too hot for Leah to sleep,
and we have some personal things
that are about to go bad.
No, please. Welcome.
You're welcome.
- Come, come, come.
- Oh, thank you.
Oh, aww.
Are you sure you don't mind?
Of course!
What do you guys need?
- Your fridge.
- Oh, yeah.
Stick that in right over there.
But not next to the creamer,
though. That would be bad.
It happens.
We have shrimp scampi.
Do you guys want any?
- He's allergic to shellfish.
- I'm allergic to shellfish.
Can I make something else for myself?
There's plenty in there.
Please help yourself.
- Hey.
- Hey.
Sorry.
We know it's late.
Can you believe
how hot it is out there?
- Right, at this time of night?
- Whew. Oh, my God.
Air conditioning feels so good.
- Hey.
- Hey.
The only air conditioning
we have is in the car.
- Can I charge the car?
- Yeah. I'll get you a cord.
- Can I get you a glass of wine first?
- Yes. Yes, please.
Ohh.
Hey, bud.
Daddy needs some wine.
Hey.
Lucy. Sure, why not?
Come on in.
Oh, you look surprised.
Wait, weren't you on the group text?
No, no.
I turn off my phone when
Wine?
Tequila.
Double.
I need it.
We have a big problem.
I got it.
Hicks leaves Metro,
goes to IA.
Remington moves to Motors.
That means,
Watson gets into SWAT.
Halsey comes over to Metro.
There's still a spot for Tim.
Remington's wife won't
let her on a motorcycle,
so that's a non-starter.
Okay, um, Fujii retires, hm?
Halsey goes to Metro,
and Madison goes to Robbery.
Hmm?
Primm will go to Vice?
No, they hate each other.
Okay.
Um, Jones goes to SWAT.
And Bob's your uncle.
Yes.
- Oh, no.
- What?
Well, the only way this
works is if Fujii retires,
and the only person who
can convince her to do that is
- Smitty.
- Yeah.
Hey, Tim.
This is unexpected.
What's your. What is the.
What's the
What are you
What's up?
Uh, I-I heard you had power.
- I was hoping you had the game on.
- Yes. Yes.
I mean, yes, we have power.
The game is
We can
Come in, come in.
But is that Lucy's car?
Uh, yes.
Come on in.
Hey, guys, look who it is.
It's a party.
What's going on?
Nothing.
Just enjoying the A/C.
You okay?
Yeah.
Couldn't be better.
15 years.
That's what you're
looking at for arms trafficking.
Wait, don't I have a Second
Amendment right to sell guns?
It's a right to bear arms,
not sell them.
Right.
You know,
I've done a lot of time.
Kind of done with
the whole prison thing.
- Then give us something.
- All right.
What about
Oh, no, if I give him up,
he'll kill me.
We can protect you.
Not from this dude.
Oh, what about
No, she owes me 12 large.
Wait. If someone owes me money,
and they get arrested,
I'm out that money, right?
- Probably.
- Then definitely not her.
Oh, you're a regular phone book.
I stay busy.
Oh.
What about Kingston?
Prentiss Kingston?
The King of Fentanyl?
One of his lieutenants
buys from me.
Does that get me anything?
I think we could work something out.
Sold.
Gotta love career criminals
they know how to play the game.
Your gun dealer rolled?
Gave us a major fentanyl distributor.
Wesley's working out his plea deal now.
- What's that?
- Uh,
I got the ME's report on my dead body,
the cause of death was a
bilateral pulmonary embolism
caused by ingesting metallic mercury.
- He was poisoned.
- Yeah, over a long period of time.
It looks like he was suffering
from confusion,
mood swings, tremors.
Beatrice's caretaker had a tremor.
Maybe whoever targeted
RJ is also targeting her.
I don't know who any
of those people are.
No reason you should.
- Awesome.
- Great.
Chen.
Smitty.
- Want some?
- Uh, no, I'm good.
But I
I could use a favor.
A favor?
Hmm.
That would mean you'd owe me.
Technically.
Lay it on me.
You went to the academy
with Lauren Fujii.
- I did.
- Well, she needs to retire,
and I need you to talk her into it.
Hmm.
If Lauren Fujii retires,
Watson goes to Vice,
Primm goes to Motors,
Hicks could move over,
and Tim takes the open spot in Metro.
- How?
- I'm smarter than people think.
Uh
Yeah.
Smitty, you got to do it.
I mean, if not for me, think of Tim.
Tempting, but Fujii and I had
a bit of a falling out.
Oh.
I'm afraid to ask why.
Let's just say it had something
to do with salsa night.
Okay, okay. Well, um
Here's how you can make up
for whatever you did.
Her family lives in San Jose,
and A-I Meta Network is looking
to hire a new head of security.
They're paying 400 grand a year.
You would be her hero
if you brought her this job.
400 G's?
Maybe I'll take it.
Oh, you would be great,
but that doesn't really
help me out.
And also, Smitty, it's a lot of work.
- Pass.
- Yeah.
But if I talk to her,
you got to do me a favor.
Mm-hmm.
Nothing weird.
Nothing weird.
Promise.
- Deal.
- Deal.
Thank you.
- What are we singing?
- Oh, nothing, sir.
Listen, I know I screwed up yesterday.
I appreciate the second chance.
Celina, these evaluations
aren't meant to punish you.
They're meant to make you better
at the thing you're worst at.
Do you know what that is?
- Asking for help.
- That's right.
Tim told me about your mom.
Look, you've endured unimaginable loss,
and you've carried that weight alone.
But now you have a new family
of brothers and sisters.
Remember that.
Copy that, sir.
Next time I need help with something,
I won't keep it to myself.
Very good.
Now, today is a do-over.
Today, every call that comes up,
you're in charge.
And you're driving.
Did you find out
what happened to RJ?
We are making progress.
Tell me, did you work
at Mercy of Saint Vincent's
from '96 to '05?
Oh, that's how I injured my hip.
I had to retire.
Okay. Did you know
that nine patients died there
from heavy metal poisoning?
Oh, I-I wasn't aware of that.
Mercury was found in all nine victims,
all of which were your patients.
Were they?
Um
That was such a long time ago.
I don't really remember.
Mercury poisoning is also
what killed RJ Cash.
And your caretaker,
Sharona, is at the hospital.
I noticed that her hand had a tremor,
which is also a symptom
of mercury poisoning.
The doctors are
looking at her right now.
Thank you.
For what?
For catching me.
I-I don't know
why I keep doing this.
S-Sometimes it's like
I'm watching somebody else.
Thank you for stopping me.
Hey, what's going on?
Lopez's gun dealer says
a huge amount of fentanyl
moves through that house.
What if we get exposed?
Incidental contact won't
give you an overdose,
especially if it's already been
cut or pressed into pills.
But what if it hasn't been cut yet?
- Pure fentanyl?
- Mm-hmm.
Two micrograms kills you if inhaled.
That's less than half
a grain of rice.
Okay, Juarez.
You're senior officer on scene.
What do we do?
Well, I mean, we call a sergeant.
Great. You're here.
Proceed.
That's usually correct.
But very soon, you might be
most senior officer on scene.
So what do we do?
I mean, you surround and call out.
You set up a perimeter,
call into the house,
and you get them to surrender.
Is that right?
I'm not saying.
Make a decision.
Control, Seven-Adam-15.
Can I get six additional units
to 956 Oakwood Court?
Code-3.
Six units en route, Code-3.
Good work.
Now what?
Recon.
See what we're dealing with.
Let's go.
Alright.
Come on with me.
There's a kid in there.
We've got a five year
old little girl in there,
while they're manufacturing.
Yeah, we found empty
cardboard boxes in the trash
which used to be packed
with gelatin capsules.
That means they are
cutting pure fentanyl
and filling the capsules in the house.
We need to get that kid out of there.
Should we try a diversion?
See if we can try the old
"Sorry Sucker" gag.
- It's a classic.
- You smash, I grab?
Copy that.
Does that mean I'm
not in charge anymore?
Only in spirit.
Let's go.
You're with me.
Whoops.
You did not just hit my car!
Yeah, I did.
Sorry about that.
Looks like minor damage, though.
Don't worry.
The city will pay for all the damages
and rental car inconvenience.
Yeah. I'll just need to get
some of your information
for the accident report.
Can I get your name?
Hi.
My name is Celina.
What's yours?
Listen, I'm sorry to stop
the game,
but there's an emergency
and we need to go outside.
Do you want to come with me?
Hey, show me your hands.
Put your hands
behind your head.
Baby girl!
Help! I got the kid!
Help her!
Celina's still in there.
Watch out.
Celina!
Celina!
Celina!
Officer Juarez is down.
She's not breathing.
Let's go.
I need Narcan!
Come on.
Easy, easy.
Come on. Come on.
Come on, Celina.
Celina.
Celina, come on, wake up.
Come on back.
Celina!
Hit her again.
Come on.
Come back to us, Celina.
Celina?
Celina, can you hear me?
Come on, Celina.
Hey.
My hand.
What'd you say?
You're crushing my hand.
Oh, sorry.
Sorry.
Hey, hey.
Hey.
Over here, guys.
Come on.
Good work in there.
Mm-hmm.
Hey.
Hey. How you feeling?
And don't just say fine.
I-I'm still pretty shaken.
But, um, thank you for saving me.
Like I said, family.
Yeah.
What you did took guts today.
Yeah, saving a kid like that, I mean,
there's got to be a medal
in there somewhere.
There definitely is.
I'll get on the paperwork.
Or maybe,
it would be better coming from her FTO.
I'm happy to do it.
I'm curious, though, would that
qualify me for a medal as well?
- No.
- Yeah, that's,
not what's important right now.
But, having a training
officer's very first rookie
qualify for a medal in her
first few months on the job,
would put me in
some pretty rarefied air.
But again,
not important right now.
- Hey.
- Hey.
I just heard Lauren Fujii is retiring.
Really?
That's surprising.
Yeah, apparently she got
some great gig up in San Jose
paying her a ton of money.
Wow.
Good for her.
With her out,
Watson moves over to Vice,
Primm winds up in Motors,
and Hicks takes his place.
I don't know how you
keep all that straight.
Don't you get it?
It means there's an opening
in Metro.
Well, at least there was.
Lieutenant Pine just
called me 15 minutes ago,
- and I'm going over.
- That's great.
- Congratulations.
- Thanks.
Grey gave me a rock-star review.
Yeah, well, he should.
You're amazing.
I'm excited.
I'm excited. Let's go to dinner
tonight and celebrate.
T Tonight, I can't.
I'm sorry.
I really, really want to, but I can't.
I promised my friend
that I would help him
with something. Tomorrow night.
- Hm?
- Okay.
- Okay.
- Sure.
- Do you need any help?
- No, no.
It's something I got to do on my own.
But tomorrow night, it is a date.
We are gonna celebrate you.
Congratulations.
They're really lucky to have you.
Thank you.
Okay.
I got to go.
Good job.
Hola, mija.
How was your day?
Oh, you know, just a lot of
filing, a lot of paperwork.
Almost done, though,
so I'll be heading out soon.
I always thought police work
was so dangerous.
It is.
- I got a paper cut today.
- Ay, mija, you need to be careful.
I know. I am. I promise.
I'll admit,
I've been lax about cleaning it.
How lax?
Uh, either Clinton or Bush
was the president.
W
Which Bush?
It's been a while.
A deal's a deal.
I'm happy it worked out for Tim.
Yeah.
Oh! Hey. Whoa!
Hey, where are you going?
Aren't you gonna help?
And miss Monday Night Football?
It's not Monday.
Yeah, yummy.
Hey.
Where's your laundry?
Leah had a little accident.
Thanks.
How about some noodles?
The Four Seasons has power.
Oh, yes.
Oh, dear God.