The Shepherd: Border Patrol Page #4

Year:
2008
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But, no, you had to spoil my gravy.

-I can't have that.

-You know that wife of yours?

She's got a reputation.

She likes sex so much...

...she'll suck any cock

bigger than yours.

In fact, if you kiss her...

...you can taste every man in town.

Station 12.

-This is Ramona Garcia.

-Excuse me?

I'm your goddamn head

of border patrol in New Mexico.

-What can I do for you?

-I'll tell you what you can do.

I am at the Casa del Mar,

just south of Las Palomas.

That's in Mexico, ma'am.

Don't tell me I'm in Mexico.

I know I'm in Mexico, motherf***er...

...and I know

you're in the United States.

I need backup right away

and it's the kind that comes with guns.

I don't care how you're gonna do it,

just make sure they send everyone.

I need everything you have.

This is our best chance to bring down

the Meyers cartel.

-What was your name again?

-Connors, ma'am.

Thank you. I won't forget it.

Now do it.

you've been notified and warned.

Do not contact us.

-I repeat, do not contact us again.

-Just give me 24 hours.

Connection terminated.

We gotta wrap this up.

Hey, get some guns down there

now!

It's time to kill the cowboy.

They're emptying out

all of our accounts.

So the only assets we have left

are here.

So you need to start

to load the truck.

Did you see any cars?

There's a hangar over there.

Give me the shotgun. I'll cover you.

Let's go.

Mr. Benjamin Meyers?

Ernesto, this is not a good time.

You're telling me.

We just got orders from the States.

We're sending my soldiers

to rescue the Americans and to...

-...arrest you.

-F*** them.

How much time do I have?

I will stall as long as I can...

...but I don't think

you have more than 20 minutes.

Thank you.

Hey, amigo...

...don't forget, you owe me.

All right, let's go.

Open the back.

Come on, guys, let's move it.

Guys, let's move.

Go on, get it in there. Quick.

-That one next. All right, all right.

-Quickly.

All right, cover what you can.

Hold them off.

Go.

Clear.

Go.

You know what, Jack?

Dying ain't such a bad thing,

you know?

I guess that's why I'm still here.

Right?

But you should have ran

when you had the chance.

You f***!

You f***.

See, going into battle teaches you

a few things about yourself.

You're only truly alive

when you're about to kill.

We both want to live.

-You know that.

-Yeah.

But I'm the one holding the gun.

Oh, you're a sick son of a b*tch.

Do you know that?

It's time to die.

You got beat by a regular cop.

What took you so long?

I'm sorry. I had to take a little siesta.

Good work, my friends. I've been

trying to clean this town up for years.

Thank you for your help.

A little help, but still help.

Jack?

We'll find him.

This place isn't that big.

I'm sorry about Emile.

Yeah.

He was a great man.

He was my uncle.

I got him that job

when I made captain.

He didn't want anyone to know

that we were related.

-He always had--

-Had a smile on his face.

Yeah.

So are you gonna tell me

what's so special about this rabbit?

My daughter, Kassie...

...it was hers.

Time to pack.

Time to pack.

Jack?

Jack?

Jack?

Why is his name Jack...

...Jack?

My daughter thought...

...it would be funny.

You know, I think it's time

you go back to New Orleans...

...and put your life back together

again.

-Yeah.

-I'm sure your wife is waiting for you.

Yeah.

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