Sleepless
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Come, come, come on.
Hit it!
Watch it! He cuttin'
through third!
Trouble!
I got the driver. Shut your ass!
Get to runnin'! Open the door!
Get your dumb ass out the car!
Get your ass out!
Get your ass out the car!
Get your ass to the back!
I said get to the back!
Open that motherf***er up.
Get the bag out!
- Come on! Let's go!
Let's get out!
Motherf***er!
What the f*** is this?
- F***!
- Downs!
Watch out!
Cass!
- I'm out!
- Stay down!
Sh*t!
Sh*t. What do we do?
Forget about the bag. Let's get
out of here. Come on, man.
Get in. Let's go.
Let's move. Let's go.
Come on!
Let's go, let's go, let's go, let's go!
Come on!
Damn it!
What the f*** was that?
Sh*t. What the f*** was that?
Not sure.
F***ing couple guys,
couple kilos.
No, man. That was reservoir
dog sh*t back there.
I didn't know they was
gonna come in hot like that.
How much is in there?
That bag is heavy.
Sh*t. Just from my eyes, got to
be 25 or better in here, man.
- Oh, god, there ain't no 25.
- Yeah. Got to be 25 or more.
Man, listen. I ain't got
my calculator with me,
but they got to be seven or
eight million on the streets.
Enough for plastic surgery,
fix your face.
- My face is beautiful. Why change that?
- What you mean?
- Your mask came off. They saw you, nigga.
- It don't matter.
- I like my face. It's a work of art.
- Whatever you say.
It's your life, bro.
It's me. I got called
for a double.
So you got to take
Thomas to his game.
Just come get him
from the hospital at 3:30
and, vin,
don't f*** it up again.
Bye.
Dr. Sorenson.
- Ruby.
- Ruby.
You missed our appointment
this morning.
I cannot approve your return to
the workplace until we talk.
Guys at the department are concerned
about your recent behavior.
The guys at the department?
The whole damn department
Well,
how does that make you feel?
How's that make me feel?
F***ing fantastic.
Why don't you
tell me what happened
in your own words?
Okay.
Say it out loud,
or I'm gonna keep this.
Thought I was walking into
a controlled situation.
Instead, I found myself in the middle
of a meth lab with a pissed-off junkie.
- He assaulted you?
- He kicked my ass.
Okay?
Okay.
Meth labs aren't quiet.
Meth labs stink.
Someone knew the lab was there, and
someone was paid to look the other way.
I hear you.
Good. Good. So you know
I have to get back to work.
I have to figure this thing out.
'Cause this city is
crawling with dirty cops.
Do you hear that?
Bryant.
Okay.
So this is my partner
on the other line.
They found government-issued
bullets at a crime scene.
So can I go do my job, or do you
want to keep talking bullshit?
I'm on my way.
Thank you. I feel
so much better now.
Jennifer.
Morning, lieutenant.
So at 0427, a squad car
about the same time
we got a report
about a late-model sedan
speeding near old downtown.
The unit checking out
the shots fired
went into an alley off of third street
where they found two dead bodies.
These responding officers
report casings everywhere.
And I mean everywhere.
Oh, we'll take that.
Me and Cass.
No. I'm giving it
to Emerson and Flannigan.
You want Cagney and Lacey to take
it or you wanna get it solved?
All right, hotshot.
It's yours.
Yeah.
Let's go, partner.
Hey, say, nigga, is you high?
What the f*** are you doing?
Yeah, a little bit. We got
to control this case.
We control the case,
we control the evidence.
That might be smartest sh*t or
the dumbest sh*t you ever did.
It might be. The dumbest
sh*t was this morning.
Looking for this?
I'm looking for everything.
Mm. It's police-issued,
and there's more of 'em.
Looks like the same gun
killed the big guy.
Vincent downs, homicide.
Jennifer Bryant.
That's my partner,
Doug Dennison.
We're internal affairs.
Okay. So that's all you got, huh?
Government-issue?
This one's got an employee
ID from the Luxus casino.
The big guy?
He's a special snowflake.
Arrest records
going back 12 years.
- What happened to your face? -Why
don't you take a closer look?
It's just everybody's been
talking about your situation.
Talk of the town.
- What happened to your face?
- Nothing happened.
This is a face that pays
attention to details.
Speaking of details, I thought Emerson and
Flannigan were assigned to this case.
No, no. Maybe you
shouldn't think, Bryant.
- Me and my partner got the call.
- You did?
Anyway, I was just looking out
for a fellow officer. Mm.
You should put some ice on that.
Yeah.
Yeah. I'll get some for you too.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Nevada's finest.
I feel like I need a shower.
- What'd that guy want?
- He lied to me
when I asked
why he was on the case.
Vegas pd f***ing
with an la investigation.
- Got a bulldog.
- Yeah. Love it.
We should look
into that, Sherlock.
Clinical nurse specialist, 613.
Available clinical nurse
specialist, stat, 613, please.
Blood gas tech to CCU, stat.
- Blood gas tech to CCU, stat.
- Hey.
Hey.
I said 3:
30. He's gotto be there by 4:00.
Sorry. I was grabbing you some flowers.
That's why I was running late.
Thank you.
What's that?
- I was gonna tell you, but you
kept canceling. -What is this?
What kind of ring is this?
It's an engagement ring.
- It's from Dave? -Yeah, it's Dave.
Who else...
What are you doing?
What am i...
Is this who you want to spend
the rest of your life with?
- Have you thought this out?
- Yeah. Dave shows up.
Dave takes care of your son. I don't
care how many times he shows up.
- He ain't his father. I'm his father.
- I know you are.
You gotta respect that, d. Yeah.
So what am I supposed to do?
- He's just supposed to... -just supposed
to come in and take care of your family?
That?
Okay, d.
All right. All right.
Look, he's got to go.
His game is now.
You got to pick him up, 'cause I
got stuff I got to do... no, no.
Not again.
Not again. Not again.
I have to work a double.
You figure it out.
All right, baby, enjoy your dad.
Drop him off by 9:00 pm. Okay?
Give me my flowers back.
9:
00 pm. Bye, baby.Bye.
Hey, son.
Want some flowers?
How come you didn't
tell me about Dave, hmm?
How come you ain't tell me
he coming around more?
You should have told me. Supposed
to be man-to-man on that.
You supposed to let me know what's
going on. Why the hell you care?
Because it's my business
to care.
He's moving in next week.
No, no.
Not doing that. Not doing that.
You need a place to stay, stay with me.
I got plenty of room.
You got room.
Yeah, I got room.
What am I, a piece of furniture?
You don't care where I live,
who I live with.
You were never home
when mom and I lived with you!
You see now...
I love your mom.
I love you.
It's just, I mean, things
that... that I can't explain.
It just gets complicated.
Radio don't work.
Take it out.
Remember what I told you
to do with that.
You pull that trigger, you better have
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