Wrong Side Of Town Page #2
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- 2010
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all the hospitality.
Well, it's nice
meeting you, Ethan.
Hey, baby, where are you going?
You're in my club,
so I know you're looking
to have a good time.
How about you come
check out my office?
Actually, I can't.
I have to get back
to my husband.
Hey, baby, come on.
I'm just trying to be friendly.
Come on.
You like to slide
the ropes?
- What?
- I got some great sh*t.
What? No,
I don't do drugs.
Baby, come on.
F***ing a**hole!
I like it rough,
the aggressive ones.
Get off.
Argh!
Come on, b*tch.
Come on.
Where's Dawn?
I don't know. She left the ladies' room
before I did.
She should have been back
by now.
Come on, baby.
- Get the f*** off me!
- Come on, b*tch.
No!
F***ing get off!
Dawn.
Dawn, are you in here?
No no no!
No!
F***ing get off!
What the f***?
Oh my God.
You're f***ing dead,
you motherf***er.
Bobby, look out!
Get up, motherf***er.
Come on, a**hole.
Oh my God.
Oh, sh*t.
We have a big problem.
He had it coming.
No, you don't
understand, Bobby.
That's Ethan.
That's Seth's brother.
This is not good.
This is not good.
Gentlemen.
Looks like you had
a good day, huh, Briggs?
So what do I need
to know?
Well,
everything's good
right now,
but you need to
screen your boys
a little more carefully.
You got lucky today.
I was able to intervene.
You might not be so lucky
next time.
Yeah, right.
Rat bastards.
Can't trust anybody
nowadays, can you, Briggs?
Jesus f***ing Christ,
what did he do now?
Look, I gotta roll.
Ethan.
The little bastard can't keep his prick
in his pants.
Just remember
what I said, Seth.
You can count on it.
Let's roll.
I need you to calm down
and tell me what happened.
- Can't come in here, sir.
- The hell I can't.
I'm Seth Bordas.
This is my club.
Sir, please please.
- What happened?
- Are you Seth Bordas?
That's right.
What happened?
I'm sorry, Mr. Bordas.
Your brother's dead.
Ethan!
Ethan! Ethan!
Ethan!
Get out of here.
Ethan!
Ethan!
Who did this?
Who did this?
You menace!
He asked me
if I wanted
to go to his office
and do some coke,
and I said no.
Dawn left the ladies' room
before me.
And when I got back
to the table
she wasn't there.
Bobby got worried,
so he went
to look for her.
- Why stab him?
- What are you talking about?
I didn't stab him.
He came at me with the knife.
So it was his knife?
Yeah, of course
it was his knife.
How did his knife
end up in his chest?
How did that happen?
I stepped to the side.
He tripped and
fell on it, I guess.
This guy was
out of his mind.
I was just
defending myself.
Can you be a little
more specific?
What do you want me
to say,
that he tried
to rape me?
Suppose I told you
I had a witness
who says you did
stab him?
I'd say you and your witness
are full of sh*t.
So are you charging me with something
or am I out of here?
Just sit tight.
Can I get you anything--
a water, a coffee?
My wife.
I want to see my wife.
Where is she?
You're gonna see her.
So what do you think?
The stories match.
He hasn't lawyered up.
I think it's just like
he's saying-- self-defense.
Bordas was
This was another one.
Ain't that the truth?
If old Ethan was found
dead in a ditch,
we wouldn't have
the personnel
to interview all
the likely suspects.
Right.
What about fingerprints?
The only fingerprints on that knife
belonged to Ethan Bordas.
Okay, cut him loose.
Briggs.
Talk to me.
What did you find out?
It looks like
self-defense.
Look, you know Ethan
better than anybody.
What?
I want that rat bastard's
head on a stake.
You hear me, Briggs?
You hold on to him
until you f***ing
hear from me.
Too late.
We just released him.
God damn it!
Listen, Seth.
Don't do
anything stupid.
If anything happens
to this guy,
cops will be
all over you
and there won't be a damn thing
I can do about it.
Son of a b*tch!
Seth.
F***.
Looks like I gotta
take care of this myself.
Want us to go
pick him up?
It's too late
for that.
That idiot Briggs
let him go.
All right,
I want you to put
a word out on the street--
who brings me
Bobby Kalinowski.
This city is officially
on lockdown.
What about your friend
the booze guy?
He brought death
into my house.
If he gets in the way,
kill him.
But I want
Bobby Kalinowski alive.
Now get out of here.
Y'all down?
For 100 grand I'd get
Seth Bordas my mom.
- For 100 grand?
- Yeah.
- Let's get this paper, man.
- Let's do that.
All right then.
Y'all down?
Sounds good.
What the hell
is going on?
Come on, a**hole.
- Oh, sh*t.
- Get us out of here, Clay.
Oh, sh*t.
Oh, sh*t.
Clay, get us
out of here.
- But I might hit someone.
- Clay, go now.
Oh, sh*t.
- Clay.
- Okay.
Go!
Pull into that
parking garage.
- Dawn, call 911.
- I'm not getting any service.
Right there, Clay.
Back it in by those cars.
Bobby, what are you
doing, man?
I'll distract them.
Clay, get the girls out of here.
- Take them to the police station.
- Dawn, please.
- Forget it.
Okay, listen, I'll meet you
at 7th and Oak in 10 minutes.
Don't wait
one second longer.
Oh my God, Bobby.
What's this guy, a freakin'
human spider or what?
Aim for the legs.
Seth wants him alive.
Cops. Sh*t!
It's been 10 minutes.
We're not leaving him,
Clay.
Oh my God, Bobby.
- Oh my God, are you hurt?
- It's nothing.
Come on, baby, I've hurt
myself worse shaving.
Relax relax relax.
We gotta go.
- Clay, Elise, out of the car.
- Okay.
I'm not leaving my car
in this neighborhood.
They know this car.
Come on, man.
I'm sorry.
Leave it. Let's go.
Come on.
I'm fine.
I'm fine.
We gotta go back
to the police station.
So how do you know
he was dead
if you didn't
check him?
He fell off
the side of a building
and splattered
like a bug.
Briggs, what did you
find out?
Understood.
Let me know
when you find him.
Nobody-- but nobody
could have survived
that fall.
You stupid
f***ing moron.
I tell you
I want him alive
and you try
to kill him.
Now I find out
you can't even do that.
Apparently,
you both don't know
the difference
between dead or alive.
Markus.
It's really not
that difficult.
Dead.
Alive.
Dead.
Alive.
Dead.
No!
We'll get him,
I swear!
Alive.
Say, Chris, let me see
that GPS, nigga.
No, man, I ain't
giving you my GPS.
I just got this
jump-off, man.
Man, give me the GPS.
Quit bullshitting, man.
We don't need no GPS.
These motherfuckers
is on foot,
with some b*tches.
They can't be no further
than a couple of blocks
north of Washington.
Oh, so you're
a compass now?
Look, man,
let's do this the "G" way.
Let's hit these streets.
Feel me?
Ask a few people.
That's straight, boss.
Let's bounce, man.
Damn right,
that's straight.
Let's roll,
my nigga.
Sh*t, still no signal.
Okay, the police station
is two blocks that way.
I think if we cut
through here,
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