Dirty Page #6
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2016
- 90 min
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Oh, heavens, no.
JACKSON:
You didn't tell anybody?No.
BERG:
Nobody knew about this sh*t? No.You told nobody?
No!
But it's funny
that you should mention it,
because there was a guy
who came by here recently
and he was asking
all sorts of questions
about you two.
What kind of questions?
I don't remember.
I know he was just
really interested in you.
Well, you didn't think
that we would want to know
about that sh*t, Jerry?
Do you know how much crack
I've smoked since then?
(CHUCKLES)
I'm sorry.
My mind's a little bit fuzzy.
Jerry...
god damn, boy.
God damn.
Damn it!
I hope you don't think
that I'm cleaning that up?
Oh, well,
the thought hadn't
really crossed my mind.
JACKSON:
Jerry.What?
Jerry, listen.
Is there anything
that you can tell us
about this guy?
Anything at all?
Hmm...
yes, yes.
I think I might know
where he's at.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Do you have a pen?
Do you have...
A pen!
Do you have a pen?
Right here.
Yeah, here you go.
Thanks. Yeah.
(MUTTERING)
Okay.
Ah.
Hey.
Don't touch my stuff.
There.
SNORTS:
Jerry, this is a strip club.Yeah. Right.
'cause that's where I saw him.
No, no, no.
Maybe that was another guy.
Um...
yes. Yes. Yes.
Because he said that that's...
Because he said that he had the
spot right next door to it.
How do you know this sh*t?
We got high together
a few times.
JACKSON:
Jerry...what the guy look like?
Mm, I'm not really...
I'm not really good
with faces these days.
(COUGHING)
god damn.
Can we please
get the f*** out of here now?
Please.
Can we please go now?
(COUGHING CONTINUES) -we
get the f*** out of here.
Come on, let's go.
What's the matter with you?
You asked this motherf***er
to tell us
everything that he knows.
He did.
He don't know jack sh*t.
So let's get
the f*** out, all right?
Unless you wanna stop
for some penicillin
on the way home,
I suggest that we step off
right about now, man.
Look at this.
All right, let's do this,
right now.
Let's step off.
Let's go.
Jerry,
if you see the guy again
what are you gonna do?
I'm gonna put you on speed dial.
Speed dial.
Promise.
Hey, no. No.
Keep the pen.
Keep the f***ing pen.
Put it
in your f***ing collection.
NEIGHBOR:
Keep it f***ing down over there.Son of a b*tch!
Hey, lose some weight!
Lose some weight!
Lose some weight!
BERG:
That's five,six, is that the one?
Six? Number six?
The f***ing guy
at the titty bar said six.
You hear him as well as I did.
No need to get snappy.
(CRASHES)
Go this... god...
Okay.
Okay.
Berg.
Yeah?
Berg, come take a look at this.
Well, what's happening, man?
It's him! It's him!
What?
Hey!
What ya doing,
Mr. Photographer?
What were you doing there, berg?
I told you we were following up
on some leads.
For what, that old woman?
You were supposed to have had
that wrapped up already.
Okay, we did,
but we're just, you know,
trying to tie up
some loose ends,
trying to make sure
that we're thorough on this.
Oh, yeah?
Well, while you were
being thorough,
I had la breathing down my ass
all day.
Because I told them that my guys
would cooperate.
But the two of you are making
me look like a f***ing fool.
Your interviews were over
three hours ago.
With all due respect, commander,
f*** that.
No, no.
F*** you, my friend.
Now you and your sidekick
are gonna march yourself
down that hall
and you're gonna tell
that b*tch from la
everything she asks for.
And if you don't, I swear to god
both of you will be
checking parking meters
downtown by lunch.
Do I make myself clear?
Yes, commander.
Yes, sir.
Carry on.
Detective, can you
state your name
for the record?
Oh.
Go ahead.
Detective Benjamin Jackson,
LAPD.
So, detective,
do you know of any malfeasance
in your department?
Not to my knowledge.
Okay, so, why don't you tell me
why you became a police officer?
I guess
I wanted to help people.
But that's not your answer?
Well, we all like to help people
that's the sole reason
they do this job
is lying to you.
Well, what's
the real reason then?
I don't know,
you gotta ask them that.
Come on, detective,
you can't tell me
that you think cops
operating with impunity
is good for anyone.
Listen, lady,
lot of bad people out there.
And every day,
we're up to our waists in sh*t.
a better job?
No one's questioning
the need for police.
Being a cop's a shitty job.
Does the good you do
outweigh the bad?
It says here that you are
a family man.
Any kids?
No, Ma'am.
Is everything all right
with your plumbing?
My plumbing's fine,
not that it's any of your business.
(GIGGLES)
We haven't gotten
around to it yet.
I mean, you're more than welcome
to come over...
Do you want kids?
What does it matter?
It matters what kind of world
they grow up in.
How'd you land this gig anyway?
I have double degrees
in psychology and sociology.
With a concentration on
criminal behavior and ethics.
That's how.
So, you're the one
who determines
what's right or wrong.
Yeah, that's why
they pay me the big bucks.
You know what?
What?
It's because of people like you
that this country's
going to sh*t.
(CHUCKLES)
oh, no, no, please.
I'm sorry, enlighten me.
Come in here in your pantsuit,
put your nose up in the air...
telling us what to do,
what not to do.
And you talk and you talk
and you b*tch and you b*tch
but you have no solution.
JACKSON:
But I'll tell you what I know,crime or no crime, dirty or not,
I'll take any one
of those men out there
over a thousand
of your fancy degrees any day.
And what people like you
don't understand,
is just because you get
your hands dirty,
that doesn't
always make you dirty.
(SIGHS)
wow.
I expected more from you.
I mean, if you're gonna sit here
and hide behind a bunch
of meaningless platitudes,
we're gonna be here forever.
It's almost like you think
we're the bad guys.
Cops can be bad just like anybody else.
(CHUCKLES)
What's so funny, detective?
So, you wanna create
these categories,
this is bad, that's bad.
But the truth is,
good people do bad things
and vice versa.
But it doesn't really matter,
because it all winds up
the same out there.
Now, you're gonna have
to excuse me
if I don't rush
to convict my brothers,
because some ivy league skirt,
who never did a day in the sh*t,
thinks that she can
run this thing
just because she has read a text
that tells her
that power corrupts.
And you don't think
power corrupts?
Well, you can't corrupt
something that already is.
Look, you've been at this
station longer than me,
I'll give you that.
But let me tell you
what I've learned.
No one is above the law.
eventually they get theirs.
Well, guess we'll have to wait
and see, won't we?
You know what,
clearly this is going nowhere.
So, I'm gonna ask you
one last time detective,
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