The Lennon Report Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2016
- 87 min
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I need a unit to respond.
- 2-0 Adam. Show me going.
Central, check the
call back. Try to get a
description of the perp.
- 2-0 boy. Show me going.
Show me on the back.
Good, let Spiro and
Cullen get there first.
- Probably just some punk
kid shootin' fireworks
in central park.
- I'm think I'm a
shoe in for the job.
What do you think?
-I hate you.
- I'm guessing you're really
going to hate me when
I'm your boss.
- Let's see you handle a
field assignment first, Skippy.
- Skippy? I've been here for
five years.
-Shh. Shh. Hold on.
All units redirect
to 72nd and central park west
- 72nd and central park west?
That's... the Dakota.
-That could be something.
- Or it could be a
movie star falling down
a flight of stairs.
- I'll go either way...
- Not a chance, but if the
cops are all in, so are we.
Where the hell's my radio?
-I don't know.
- Mr. Clark,
where's my radio?
- I don't know!
- Well, then, go get it!
Please! Don't run. Fly!
You're still there!
I need it.
Send all available
units to 72nd and
central park west.
Immediately.
Don't tell Jeff I know
where my radio is.
- Freeze! Hands up!
Against the wall! Move!
You have the right
to an attorney...
- 2-0 Adam. Show me 84.
Confirmed male shot.
Victim is likely.
Multiple gun shot wounds.
Put a rush on the bus.
Hey buddy, you okay?
Relax, you were
just in an accident, okay?
- Alright?
You know your name?
- It's Alan.
- Great.
You know where you are?
-The park?
- Alright, I'm gonna let these
guys do their job, alright?
Okay, did anyone see
the accident?
- You okay, buddy?
- Go get the scoop.
-Pete, what's the story?
- Single perp in custody,
missing weapon,
victim's in a bad way.
-What's "a bad way?"
- Multiple gunshot wounds
to the chest.
- Where's the victim?
- In the vestibule.
-This is a mess.
Where's the bus?
- They ordered a rush,
I heard it on the radio.
- Well, he's not going to
make it much longer
lying here like this.
- 2-0 boys, show me 84.
Confirmed male shot.
He is likely.
Central, transporting victim
to Roosevelt hospital.
Let's get him up.
- Damn.
- Hey, officer?
- Yeah?
- Can you give us a hand
real quick?
- What's the problem?
- We dug into the ground.
-Are you kidding?
Alright.
- Pull like hell, just don't
drop him, okay?
One, two, three.
- I've got to go back to work.
- I'm going to be okay, huh?
- You're fine, Mr. Weiss.
We're almost at the hospital.
- My right hip. Is it broken?
Did you see if it's broken?
You are just in a
little bit of shock.
Just lay back down and focus
on your breath.
- You know,
I had a date tonight.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- Good luck explaining this one.
You better hope for some
scars to back this up.
- Yeah, I definitely
could have used
this excuse once or twice.
- You picked a good
night to do this.
The e.D. Should be
empty tonight.
- Oh good.
- Oh yeah.
- The doctor on call?
She'll make you forget about
your date and busted up leg.
- Really?
- Really?
- She gets me going.
Anything going on tonight?
It's quiet.
What's this?
-I baked for your birthday.
- You know damn well
it's not my birthday.
- Alright, maybe I just
felt like baking.
- Your old pal, Eddie kazoo,
wandered into the
waiting area to warm up earlier,
but Medina chased him out.
- Oh, no, I just bribed him
with pie to come back in.
- Gives Medina something to do.
I swear, he thinks a couple
of bums coming in to warm up
is the fall of Saigon.
- Something you want to
talk about?
- He just drives me a
little crazy is all.
If he tells me, "it's
officer Medina,"
one more time, I'm going to turn
his office into a
homeless shelter.
-Maybe he just likes you.
- Do a crossword puzzle.
Roosevelt hospital e.D.
Sato speaking.
This is the 20th precinct.
We have officers bringing
in a gun shot victim.
-Get David down here.
Ok, give me all the details.
Hi it's Barbara, can you page
Dr. David Halleran to
emergency department.
Paging doctor Halleran to the
emergency department.
- Is this the gunshot?
I thought they
left without you.
No, accident in the park.
-Check him in with the clerk.
I'll take him.
- Alright.
A doctor will be
with you in a bit.
- You're not the doctor?
Why can't you be the doctor?
- Like I said. A doctor will
be with you in a bit.
-Think about it.
Mr. Weiss?
-Doctor?
- I don't know if I should
treat you or plant you.
What happened?
- I was hit by a taxi
riding my motorcycle.
Guess who won?
- Well...
It's a good thing
you're still alive.
And being conscious
is a good sign.
Let's start with
where it hurts, hm?
- It hurts everywhere
so maybe we should
get some help from that
nurse that brought me in?
She can help out?
- Kammerer?
Ha! Good luck
with that one, honey.
- I should say the same to you.
- Nuh-uh. Ain't happenin'.
Take a deep breath.
- You still stuck on
that crossword?
- Hardly, we have a
patient coming in with
multiple gunshot
wounds to the chest.
- Alright, what are his vitals?
- I don't know.
- No word from the ambulance?
- The ambulance was a
block away when
police dispatch called.
They said the police
are bringing him in.
- The police are
bringing him in?
- He's hitting
the door right now.
- Why would they do that
if the ambulance is
a block away?
- Maybe it's just that bad.
- Let me poke around here.
Let me know what hurts, okay?
- That hurt?
Oh, that's a yes.
Mind if I take a look?
- Go ahead.
Move, move!
Come on, move! Trauma 115.
- I'm going to see if I can
help out in there, okay?
It's not like
I'm going anywhere.
- Get this jacket off of him.
- Excuse me, excuse me.
- Guys, I need you to leave
the room, please.
Rip it! Do whatever you got
to do. Get it done.
- Arm.
- Get it off him.
- Cut it. Great! I got
the roll. Get it, Ms. Evans.
I see four entry wounds
in the left back and
three exits in his chest.
- I don't have a pulse.
- Okay, I'm going to need you
to start compression then.
-Is he gonna make it?
- Guys, I need you to go,
please. Thanks.
Alright, start compression.
- Got it.
I can't believe that.
John Lennon.
- Excuse me sir,
what did you say?
- What?
- What did you just say?
-I didn't say anything.
-Four units o-neg. Run.
- What do we know
about this guy?
Any allergies? Medications?
- You got it?
- Patient ID.
40 years old, name...
-What? What's his name?
-John Lennon.
-No.
- He's carrying
John Lennon's wallet.
- It doesn't look like him.
- He could be a pick pocket,
he could have a fake ID,
- I don't care if he's
pope John Paul,
it's our job to keep him alive.
- Got it.
- Got it, Barb?
-Let's crack the chest.
- Can someone page a
respiratory therapist?
- Give me the thoracotomy tray.
-Hey, Barb!
- Let security know we may
have a situation in here.
Excuse me.
- What do you need?
-Who's in there?
- A gunshot victim.
- But who?
He can't stay.
Stay warm, but don't come
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