Crossing Over Page #7
Listen, call me when you can.
Just a heads up.
LAPD contacted me a few minutes ago.
Apparently, Hamid was
involved in a shootout tonight in Koreatown.
Don't worry. He's fine,
but I'm heading over
to the crime scene now to check things out.
Try me on my cell.
End of messages.
"I'm not interested in you.
I'm not interested.
"I'm not interested in you.
For one, you're too old for me."
Miss Shepard,
with ICE's Document
This is my partner, Special Agent Howell.
May we have a word
with you inside, please?
We discovered these
and quite a few others
when we performed a search
of Javier Pedraza's apartment.
I didn't, um, use these.
I didn't go back for them.
- So you can't, um...
- You see what's interesting, Miss Shepard,
is we ran a check on your name.
on a B2 visitor's visa
seven months ago.
And then just two days ago,
she has her status adjusted
to an EB-1 green card for
persons of extraordinary ability.
According to the Internet Movie Database,
the only Claire Shepard
that matches your spelling,
age, and place of birth,
has two credits on
Walk-on roles.
She hasn't won any national
or international awards.
Which is something
the adjudicator who handled your case
would have to have been aware of.
And yet he approved you for an EB-1.
Miss Shepard.
We'd like you to tell us
about your relationship
with Center Adjudications
Officer Cole Frankel.
Congratulations, McGill.
Mr. Frankel.
Special Agents Poulson and Womack.
OIG.
We have a warrant for your arrest.
What is this, a joke?
I take it you're familiar
with Claire Shepard.
She just traded you
for voluntary departure.
Turn around, please.
Hands behind your back.
Do you have to do this?
Do you have to cuff me?
Yeah, I'm afraid we do.
What the hell is this?
Cole, where are you go...
where... what's going on?
Ma'am, your husband is under arrest
for immigration fraud.
Cole.
Good morning, everyone.
My name is Judge Leslie Freeman,
of the Federal District Court.
And it is my great pleasure
to welcome you here today.
All of you seated here
share one thing in common.
You have all chosen,
of your own free will,
to become citizens of this great nation.
For many of you, the road
to this joyous moment
has been fraught with
hardship and sacrifice.
It is incumbent upon me to remind you
of your newfound responsibilities
as citizens,
and also to remind you
that an American citizenship
is not a guarantee of success
but rather the promise of opportunities.
Unlimited opportunities.
It has always been my contention
that America is a welcoming nation,
a country that accepts every new citizen
with an embrace of good faith.
You have endless credit
to pursue your hopes and dreams,
as long as you honor
the rules and laws of our society.
I myself am a first-generation American.
- Max?
Well, he's gotta put the family first.
Ain't that right, Hamid?
You know what I'm talking about.
- Do we have to do this right now?
- Yes, God damn it. Right now.
An innocent...
on occasion, got it on
with a married man,
tried to live her life
outside your goddamn family.
She was your sister.
She deserved better
than that from you.
In this country,
we don't abide by that sh*t.
We got a name for it. Murder.
Cold-blooded murder.
And you and Farid
are going down for it.
Will our new citizens please stand?
Raise your right hand
and join me in reciting
the Oath of Allegiance.
I've got the surveillance
tapes from the motel.
From the day before.
From last week.
I.D.'d Farid's Beemer.
He was watching her,
reporting back to you,
waiting for you to take action.
I begged him, Max, to leave it alone,
but he was being
pressured by our father.
We both were.
He poisoned Farid's mind
with this talk about the shame
that we brought on our family,
because of her. But he never...
he never intended
for this to happen.
Only that we would
teach her a lesson.
We were supposed to
catch them in the act
and beat them like dogs.
My father wanted Zahra humiliated,
- brought in line.
- Congratulations to all you citizens.
I wanted no part of it.
I thought if I just turned my back,
it would all go away.
And now will you please stand
and place your right hand over your heart
as we listen to Phil Perry
sing our National Anthem.
# Oh say #
# Can you see #
# By the dawn's #
He arrived at my apartment that night.
After he...
After he...
Help me, Hamid.
Please, God, help me.
How did you get this?
Where's Zahra?
- What are you talking about?
I couldn't stand it anymore.
- Her seeing a degenerate f***ing beaner.
- What did you do, Farid?
I only wanted to get
in his face a little bit.
You have to take this.
You're a cop. You know how
to do that kind of stuff.
What did you do, Farid?
I looked in the door.
They were doing it like animals.
Oh, sh*t!
What the f*** are you doing?
Get out of here!
What the f*** is this sh*t?
What's your f***ing problem?
What did you do to our sister?
Tell me what you did!
She's my girl, man.
She's my girl. Don't be stupid.
Put the f***ing gun down.
Get the f*** outta here, man!
# In air #
# Gave proof #
You should have come
to me, God damn it.
I was ashamed.
Ashamed of myself.
My family.
Better get yourself
a good criminal attorney, Counselor.
You're gonna need one.
#... star-spangled #
# Banner yet wave #
# For the land of the free #
Running out on our National Anthem.
Now, that's just plain disrespectful.
# And the home #
# Of the #
# Brave #
Farid Baraheri, you are under arrest
for the murder of your
sister, Zahra Baraheri,
and Javier Pedraza.
Congratulations to all our new citizens.
Good luck to all of you.
reported by Foxtrot.
Approximately eighth of a mile
east of Ambush Alley.
Confirming a female victim.
Mexican national.
Approximate age, mid-20s.
Looks like she's been
out here a couple of days.
I think she paid the wrong
coyote to bring her across.
I copy. You are 10-42 Delta
one eighth mile east of Ambush Alley.
I'll contact the PD and the coroner.
10-4, Bravo 75.
I'll also notify your FOS.
Guess who's going home today.
All of my friends leave.
Not today, sweetie.
Someone's come for you.
Uh-oh. All right.
When we get in there,
it's gonna be a real clusterfuck,
so watch your ass.
You got it.
Here we go.
Wait a second.
Brogan.
Yeah, that was me.
You sure about that?
Mireya Sanchez.
What about the family? Have you...
Uh, do me a favor, will ya?
Hold off on that.
I'd like to take care of it myself.
I just want to do right by her.
Thanks. I'll be down
as soon as I'm off shift.
God damn it, Max. We gotta roll, man.
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