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00:00Your report card.
00:02It says your training officer thinks that you're a good cop.
00:07It says one day that he thinks you're going to be a great cop.
00:11This is an excellent evaluation, McNally.
00:15Let me talk you through the categories.
00:17Problem solving, report writing, uniform.
00:21You got very high marks across the board.
00:24You're not smiling.
00:26I'm sorry. I'm glad it's a good evaluation.
00:30It's just that what happened tonight really scared the hell out of me.
00:35It should. You had a rough shift.
00:37No, it's not just this one shift, sir. It's every single shift.
00:48It's like it's all adding up.
00:51It's creeping up on me, and it just took today for me to finally see it.
00:55See what?
00:57The cost of doing this job.
01:00Any more intel yet?
01:06Negative. We still don't know if it's happening before or after shift.
01:09Ah, your tie's on crooked.
01:11I can't get this thing to sit right.
01:13Relax. They can't fire us for not knowing how to tie a tie, right?
01:15Uniform makes the cop, okay? Plus it's a clip-on.
01:18I don't know why you guys are so worried. They're just evaluations.
01:21Of course. She's not worried.
01:23Yeah.
01:23No, like, worst case scenario, you won't get cut loose.
01:26You'll still have to ride with your T.O.
01:27or big deal. You'll get transferred to another division.
01:30Well, I could not get transferred, okay?
01:33I mean, this is my family.
01:34Don't look. Don't look. I said don't look. He's holding yellow for us.
01:38What, you think those are them?
01:39Can you honestly, can you relax? You're going to know what he says soon enough.
01:43Those are definitely them.
01:50I think he forgot some.
01:52Well, we should probably take those back to him right away.
01:54I mean, before somebody else accidentally finds him.
01:57Okay, but we're not looking at them.
01:59Diaz is great at following the rules, but he has to step up.
02:02Learn to think for himself.
02:03There's no way they're cutting me loose.
02:06See, I told you we shouldn't have read this.
02:08I mean, at least yours doesn't say,
02:09I'm concerned about Epstein's level of professionalism.
02:12He needs to take the job more seriously.
02:15I can't believe Oliver wrote this about me.
02:18Hey, there you go.
02:20Everything all right?
02:21Yes, sir.
02:22Yes, sir.
02:22Good. Listen, evaluation's after shift tonight.
02:25So I'll go ahead and spread the word.
02:32So what do we do now?
02:33One last shift to serve, protect, prove everybody else wrong.
02:39So then he says that he broke up with the yoga instructor.
02:42And he wants to clean up his act.
02:45He wants to try again.
02:47And I mean, I don't know.
02:49Having him around would make this job easier.
02:52But then there's Jerry, right?
02:55Right?
02:56Don't I look like Oprah do you?
02:58You said you wanted me to distract you.
03:00Yeah, it was something that I'm interested in hearing.
03:03Well, you want to give me, uh, heads up on my evaluation?
03:12Uh-huh.
03:15Does it say that, uh, you know, my child care situation has made me unreliable?
03:21Or that you question my priorities?
03:24Uh, would I be asking you to stick a needle in my ass if I thought that a woman couldn't
03:28be a single mom and a good girl?
03:36Hey.
03:37Hey, Sunshine.
03:38Can I talk to you for a second?
03:39I see, Sunshine was a little off the mark.
03:42Like, you got nothing to worry about.
03:43You're gonna get cut loose.
03:44Yeah, well, it's actually about my dad.
03:46Is he okay?
03:47You know how he's been going to those meetings every night this week?
03:49I went to go meet him there tonight, and he didn't show up.
03:52I mean, what if something happens?
03:53Maybe he just went to another meeting.
03:54Look, Andy, I'm sorry.
03:58I have to take this, okay?
03:59I'm sure he's fine.
04:08It's a door, McNally.
04:09You knock, it opens.
04:12You all right?
04:13Yeah.
04:14That thing is solid.
04:15Ten hours on the job can't fix.
04:16Yeah, be careful with that.
04:17Putting on the uniform to get away from your life makes it harder and harder to take it
04:22off.
04:22Well, thank you for your concern, but I have no problem taking it off.
04:27I mean, you know what I mean.
04:35Dad, where are you?
04:36Come on.
04:37I'm kind of freaking out a little.
04:38Hey, please, just call me.
04:49Okay.
04:52I've never seen you do a proper radio check before, Epstein.
05:08Did you and Dia switch bodies or something?
05:10Just kind of focus on the job.
05:12Did I sleep with you and I forgot to call?
05:20I just want to do the job right, sir.
05:23All right, well, let's get right on to the food.
05:28You get to choose today.
05:29If falafel, burrito, you want to go for a burger?
05:33I'm not really hungry.
05:34You call yourself a copper?
05:35It's quiet tonight.
05:42Yeah, I'm just thinking.
05:46I meant the streets.
05:48It's Friday night.
05:50It'll be busier.
05:51You're not worried about jinxing us?
05:55Listen, you wear this uniform long enough, you'll see.
05:57The calls come when they come.
05:59No one's calling 911 just because I said it was quiet.
06:03All available units.
06:04We've got a code 1, 911.
06:06My bad.
06:07Code 1 for a 911 call.
06:09Possible sudden death of 216 Hillsview Avenue.
06:11Victim as a teenage girl.
06:12Witnesses are fleeing the scene.
06:14This is 1515.
06:16Show us en route.
06:17Do you have any more info on the call?
06:19No call back.
06:20Stand by for the 911 patch.
06:22Oh, my God.
06:22We need an ambulance to go.
06:24Oh, my God.
06:26Don't make me do that.
06:27I can't see death.
06:29EMS has arrived on scene.
06:31Go!
06:32Go!
06:41We need you to clear this area.
06:44Everybody into the living room.
06:46Come on, let's go.
06:48All cell phones in your pockets.
06:50If I see them, I take them.
06:52Girls, I'm sorry.
06:53You gotta go.
06:55Whose party is this?
06:59Do you know this girl?
07:00I've never seen her before in my life.
07:02So what's she doing at your party?
07:03Having a good time like everybody else.
07:06Your parents know that you're having this party?
07:08They're in London.
07:10That's in England.
07:12Oh, well, then I guess there'll be no one around to bail your funny ass out of jail.
07:15I really don't know who she is, ma'am.
07:19That's what I thought.
07:20In the living room.
07:22She's ice cold.
07:23I already pronounced her.
07:26Looks like she broke her neck when she hit the ground.
07:29Jumped or pushed?
07:31That's your job.
07:32Thanks.
07:33This is McNally.
07:36We need C.I.B. here.
07:37The victim's been pronounced.
07:40Hey, did you get her name?
07:41No.
07:42Anybody who's sober enough to remember ran off on the air of the sirens.
07:48Here we go.
07:51Her name's Ashley Kennedy.
07:55This is not her ID.
07:56Tonight's not our night, McNally.
08:02Yeah, there's gotta be some reason why she has this ID in her back pocket.
08:06I say we go to this address and see who opens the door.
08:09Uh, I say we let the D's chase that.
08:12I gotta help lock this place down.
08:13Yeah, but there's more than enough guys here.
08:16Kerpenko.
08:17Day.
08:18You're on the body.
08:19You got it.
08:20All right, Rookie, you take the lead.
08:21According to the law book, Mr. Joseph signed in at 0900 this morning.
08:28No breach of condition so far.
08:30Okay, thanks.
08:40Is Leo all right?
08:42You said you were gonna stay with him all night.
08:43Yeah, no, I'm gonna visit someone special.
08:51I'm at work, Dex.
08:55For you, Lily's.
08:56Your favorite.
09:00Oh, come on, people get flowers at work all the time.
09:02Not cops.
09:04I wanted to see you in your uniform.
09:06Rob a bank.
09:08Look, Trace, the more I hang out with Leo, the more I realize what we're missing.
09:12Not being a family.
09:14And don't we owe it to him to see if we can make this work?
09:19How about we start with breakfast?
09:21After your shift, just the three of us.
09:26Please get out of here.
09:28Take your flowers.
09:43Ruiz, can you get everybody into the dining room, please?
09:45Everybody, we need you to move into the dining room.
09:47Into the dining room, please.
09:49Follow up to Ruiz.
09:50You heard the man, right through here.
09:52Well, that's encouraging.
09:53These kids are graduating and they still can't spell.
09:58Maybe they go to Spanish school.
10:02Hola.
10:02You guys over here, you two, over on the wall.
10:08Ma'am, over on the wall.
10:09Put that beer down.
10:10You, here, let's go.
10:11Sorry, you should see this.
10:14Hey, I want to see your IDs.
10:16Your IDs belong to your older brother.
10:17What do you got?
10:18You, here, go to the living room.
10:19This leads up to the roof.
10:26Well, she must have fallen from here.
10:27Because it's right over the backyard.
10:31So, she's up here because she wants a smoke.
10:36She needs some fresh air.
10:37What?
10:37You really think she came out here by herself?
10:41I mean, you're at a party full of people and you climb it onto the roof alone?
10:45Uh, teenagers are idiots.
10:46Anything's possible.
10:48Maybe she jumped.
10:50Maybe.
10:50All right, there's too many people coming and going down there.
10:55I want you in charge of that body until the coroner comes.
10:58Well, I mean, I can take statements and beat the detectives when they get here.
11:01You got a problem babysitting a body?
11:03No, but their bodies are part of the job.
11:06Okay.
11:10I mean, look at us.
11:11Putting up party decorations while he deals with the witnesses.
11:13And maybe if I took my job more seriously, he'd let me question them.
11:17I'm the one who needs to step up.
11:18Remember?
11:18Not if I step up first.
11:20Everybody line up.
11:21Make a line.
11:22I got questions.
11:23All right?
11:27Sir, I'd like to question the witnesses.
11:34Me too.
11:35Look at them.
11:36They're drunk and they're freaked out.
11:38What makes you think they're going to talk to the two of you?
11:40I speak that language.
11:42I could seize her cell phones.
11:43You know, as evidence.
11:45And not give them back to them until they start talking.
11:48Well, the two of you better make good on this.
11:50All right?
11:51We need these little knobs to start talking right now.
11:53Yes, sir!
12:23Now, are you here to borrow a cup of sugar or do some investigating?
12:41I'm just trying to look friendly.
12:43Well, you look like a weirdo.
12:46Ashley Kennedy?
12:47Yes.
12:49I'm Officer Williams, Officer McNally.
12:51Can we come in, please?
12:53Sure.
12:53Are your parents home?
12:59It's just my mom, but I shouldn't wake her unless it's important.
13:03Can you have a seat, please?
13:08Is there any reason why someone else would be in possession of your identification?
13:13What do you mean?
13:14May I see your license, please?
13:17Okay, but I don't understand why.
13:20It should be here.
13:27Could anyone have taken it?
13:29No.
13:32Well, actually, my little sister Julia asked if she could borrow it a few days ago, but I didn't give it to her.
13:38Obviously.
13:39And where's Julia tonight?
13:41She's sleeping.
13:42She doesn't really go out when Mom's back.
13:45Back?
13:46Go wake her up, please.
13:50Okay.
13:50This is exactly why I didn't want to chase that ID here.
13:57What are you doing?
13:58If that girl isn't in our room, this is going to turn into a death notification.
14:02And you're going to do it.
14:04What?
14:06Me?
14:07Look, they taught you how to do it in the academy, right?
14:09Yeah, in a classroom.
14:11All right, look, you sit them down and be sympathetic, but don't drag it out.
14:22I think this is what you're looking for.
14:24This is the hardest thing that we do in our job, all right?
14:35No matter how it goes, you're going to feel like you didn't do it right.
14:39But you didn't do enough.
14:45You can do this, McNally.
14:47Julia's not in our room.
14:50Let's go early.
14:51Um, ma'am, I'm Officer McNally, and this is Officer Williams.
14:57Please have a seat.
14:58Why?
15:01Is this Julia?
15:02Yeah.
15:04I'm really sorry I'd have to tell you this.
15:08But there's been an accident.
15:10Julia was at a party, and she had a fall.
15:14Is she okay?
15:15Actually, she's...
15:17She's not.
15:20I'm sorry.
15:21She's dead.
15:31Excuse me, folks.
15:34Excuse me.
15:40So, uh, we're almost done here.
15:43You can go in and help the witnesses.
15:45I should stay with her.
15:46Okay.
15:47And with the body, until they take it away.
15:50Okay.
15:51Fine with me.
15:56Yep, we'll be right down.
15:58What was the cause of the fall?
16:00Well, we're still investigating the incident.
16:02It's really early.
16:04I want to see her.
16:05Well, you can see her as soon as the investigation is complete.
16:08I want to see her now.
16:09I'm sorry, but we need to wait.
16:10You can't just come into our house and tell us this crap.
16:14Shut up, Ashley.
16:15If the officer says we have to wait to see the body, then we wait.
16:18The body?
16:21Mom, we're talking about Julia.
16:23Julia, how do you expect me to believe she's dead if you won't let me see her?
16:29I saw her.
16:31It's definitely the girl in the photo.
16:33I'm sorry.
16:35Because is there anybody that we can call?
16:39You know, some family or maybe a pastor or something?
16:42There's no one to call.
16:43There's no family.
16:45And my platoon's still over there.
16:47I'm the only one that got leave this time because I've got kids.
17:07Hey.
17:08How are the prisoners to see me?
17:09They're more sleepy than hungry.
17:11You want one?
17:12Mm.
17:12Anything from you.
17:15Hey, just saying.
17:16I just have to tell you.
17:17Jerry.
17:19What's wrong?
17:22Flowers.
17:26Who'd throw away fresh flowers?
17:30Allergies?
17:31Something?
17:32Lilies, huh?
17:35A lot of people like lilies.
17:37Mm-hmm.
17:38There's no...
17:39There's no card.
17:44They're from Leo's dad.
17:47He just came by to talk about Leo's daycare, so...
17:52Yeah, but he came here, and he brought you a bouquet?
17:56I'm trying to be civil to him, Jerry.
17:59For Leo's sake, he's Leo's dad.
18:02Yeah, but these aren't child support checks, Tracy.
18:05These are...
18:07No, these are flowers.
18:08Which is why they were in the trash.
18:12Right.
18:16You know, the guy couldn't even take ten seconds to sign a card.
18:20We need to separate them.
18:35Find out all that we can about Julia.
18:37Who her friends were, if she had a boyfriend, if she was depressed.
18:42Wait.
18:44Depressed?
18:45Do you think it was a suicide?
18:46I have no idea, McNally.
18:47That's why we need to ask.
18:49You want to take the mother?
18:50What do I even say?
18:52She obviously doesn't want to talk to me.
18:54All right.
18:55Take the sister.
18:56Find out what she knows.
18:57Um, did Julia have a lot of friends?
19:07Please don't do that.
19:09Don't talk about her in the past tense.
19:12I'm sorry.
19:14I'm sure you probably just want me to go away so that you and your mother can grieve in peace.
19:19My mom's not waiting to grieve.
19:21She's just like that now.
19:23Well, it was probably really hard for her to be away from you guys so often.
19:27She wasn't always like this.
19:32When Julia and me were little, and she'd come back from her tour, she'd want us to sleep in her bed.
19:40It was the only way she could sleep.
19:43Knowing we were close and safe.
19:49And now, since you re-enlisted, it's been different.
19:57She sleeps a lot now.
20:00Stays locked in her room.
20:03TCO.
20:06Totally checked out.
20:08That's what Julia and me call it.
20:09I don't really know how to ask you this.
20:15Do you think Julia would ever hurt herself?
20:23What?
20:25Ashley, if we're going to find out exactly what happened, I'm going to need you to help me.
20:30She would never have done that to Mom.
20:34She just wouldn't have.
20:35Who is it?
20:44Uh, it's just a personal call.
20:49Is that how it's going to be from now on?
20:53Every time the phone rings, hoping it's someone calling to say you made a mistake.
21:00You guys came to the party together?
21:06No.
21:08She went to get us some booze first with her sister's ID.
21:10Which we realize is totally illegal, and we swear we've never done it before.
21:16Did she do that a lot?
21:18Drink?
21:20Party?
21:20She used to think getting crunked was lame.
21:23But lately...
21:24She's been drinking and...
21:27It's tough.
21:28All right.
21:30I know you guys are scared.
21:31You know that other officer?
21:34The one who took your phones?
21:37He's my BFF.
21:39Now, if something happened to him, no matter how scared I was, I'd want his parents to know the truth.
21:43There's this guy, Adam.
21:52Julia's been dating him for a couple months.
21:55He's a total wheel show.
21:57He dates everyone.
22:00Anyway, they broke up.
22:01He's a complete douche nozzle.
22:04Was he here tonight?
22:07He took her upstairs.
22:09He said he needed to talk to her.
22:11Next thing we knew, they were screaming at each other.
22:15Like they were going to kill each other.
22:23You've done this before, so you know the drill.
22:25Yeah, you take the lead.
22:27We're in the right shop then.
22:28Yeah, this is just a warm-up.
22:29If he coughs up anything relevant, we've got to call him a daze.
22:33Doesn't look good, Adam.
22:35Please, I didn't do anything.
22:36What were you doing up there?
22:39Talking.
22:41On the roof?
22:43Upstairs in the bedroom.
22:46She was super drunk and I told her she shouldn't be drinking and she said she felt sick and so she needed some fresh air.
22:54So she's super drunk but you let her go out on the roof?
22:56She was being all dramatic and she was yelling at me and saying that, you know, she didn't care if she fell and, you know, she didn't care if it was over.
23:04Look, I know I shouldn't have let her go out there, but I swear she fell.
23:09And you just ran?
23:10I didn't know what else to do.
23:11I was freaked out.
23:13You could have called 911, tried to get help, tried to save her life.
23:17I saw what she looked like down there and there was nothing to save.
23:21Nothing to save?
23:22You know that's a human being that you're talking about.
23:25That's not what I meant.
23:26No, it's not like she's a nobody.
23:28You can't just push a girl off a roof, walk away and forget about it.
23:31I didn't push her.
23:33It's not my fault.
23:34Calm down.
23:34Calm down.
23:35She shouldn't have been drinking in the first place.
23:38Why not?
23:39Why shouldn't she have been drinking?
23:40Huh?
23:41She's a girl.
23:43You know what I mean.
23:44No, I don't know what you mean.
23:46Whatever it is you're not telling us, Adam, it's time you came clean.
23:49Okay?
23:51Adam?
23:54Got it.
24:03Things just got worse.
24:05What?
24:10Boyfriend told Swarik that Julia was pregnant.
24:15He was on the river there.
24:17Says she fell.
24:18Yeah, or she was pushed.
24:20Yeah, or maybe she doesn't want to be pregnant, so she jumps.
24:23No, I don't think she jumped.
24:25Even Ashley said her sister would never hurt herself.
24:27Okay, so that's what Ashley says, but maybe your mom knows different.
24:30No, I think she's right.
24:31Like a parent like that, stressed out and head somewhere else.
24:38Julia would have never wanted to hurt her.
24:40I know.
24:41All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:43How can we possibly tell those poor people more bad news?
24:48Because that's our job.
24:50All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:51All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:51All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:52All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:52All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:53All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:54All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:55All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:56All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:57All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:58All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
24:59All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
25:00All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
25:01All right, well, now I gotta hurt her.
26:02Yeah, that's getting off easy. There's a dead girl outside.
26:05Man, I know these kids saw her fall.
26:07Dude, are you still working on the cell phones?
26:09Yeah, a manual says you should do a full inventory of personal property.
26:12Relax with the manual. Didn't you learn anything from your evaluation?
26:16Come on.
26:17Don't tell me to relax.
26:19I mean, it's not my fault I don't think following procedure is a joke, okay?
26:23I mean, at least I do that instead of goofing off.
26:25Right, because being a mindless grunt is so much better.
26:28Better than being a child.
26:29I mean, hey, dude, how does the washing machine work? When's garbage day?
26:33Garbage day? You have a machine that crushes up your pop cans.
26:36So?
26:37So, real men use their hands.
26:39Yeah, well, I guess real men also date strippers.
26:43Real coppers put their skills to use.
26:45Now, I found out about that boyfriend.
26:47What have you done?
26:47Hey, Dad, I saw that you called. Just give me a call back.
27:10Dana?
27:16Sergeant.
27:17Is everything okay?
27:32Oh, my God.
27:42What kind of mother have I become?
27:46Dana, don't move.
27:47Here, let's just talk about this.
27:52You know, one minute, you're digging out IEDs and picking out body parts.
28:00And the next, your little girl's standing at the bedroom door wanting to say goodnight.
28:07How do you go from one to the other?
28:10I don't know.
28:10And there's a part of you that knows you should open up to her because she needs you.
28:21But you can't do it.
28:24Because if you crack that armor long enough to let her in, then you have to go back over there with it cracked.
28:33I understand.
28:35You don't understand.
28:35You don't understand.
28:36You don't understand.
28:36You don't understand.
28:38How can you possibly understand?
28:41You wait.
28:43You wait another ten years.
28:46You just wait until this job has ruined every relationship you've ever tried to have.
28:50You wait until some stranger knocks on your door to tell you that your baby's dead.
28:58And the worst thing is, you aren't even surprised.
29:04Because everyone you've ever loved, everyone who's gotten close to you, eventually turns to dust.
29:12This is not your fault.
29:18Oh, my God.
29:20It is my fault.
29:23Don't.
29:24Don't.
29:25Because she needed me.
29:29And I wasn't there for her.
29:31Put the gun down.
29:33Mom!
29:34Please!
29:35No, no, get back.
29:36Stop.
29:36Put it down now.
29:37If you pull that trigger, all you'll be is a selfish woman who forced her 21-year-old daughter to bury her whole family in one day.
29:51Are you going to do that to her?
29:53Huh?
29:54Are you going to make her scrub your blood off these walls?
29:58Are you going to do that to us?
30:00Force us to take down one of our own?
30:03What kind of soldier are you?
30:06What kind of mother?
30:07Are you?
30:11Drop the gun, Dana.
30:13Yeah.
30:15Yeah.
30:16Yeah.
30:17You get the body.
30:18I'll get the gun.
30:19Okay.
30:20I tried to be a good mother.
30:21I know.
30:22I know.
30:23What are you doing?
30:24It's for her own safety.
30:26Ashley.
30:28Oh, baby.
30:31I'm sorry.
30:34I'm sorry.
30:36Oh, my God!
30:37You see?
30:44The boyfriend wasn't anywhere near her when she slipped the bell.
30:47Oh, my God!
30:53Oh, my God!
30:54Oh, my God!
30:55Oh, my God!
30:55Oh, my God!
30:55Oh, my God!
30:56All right, so that's the kid who taped it.
30:58He was outside when the fight started.
30:59I guess he thought it was funny or something.
31:00And Donkey here doesn't think to bring it to us right away.
31:08Actually, sir, he doesn't remember taking a video.
31:10Well, how did you find it?
31:11It was Chris's idea to search the phones.
31:14Okay.
31:14Good work, Diaz.
31:15Thank you, sir.
31:17Don't know how to turn this off.
31:19Oh.
31:19And you, with the two girls.
31:25Whatever those are, wipe them off your faces.
31:28You gotta get back for your evaluations.
31:31Up to...
31:32Up.
31:33Up.
31:33It's not like I was expecting a hug or anything, but...
31:37I know, but not even a hair-tossel or a high-five.
31:40Yeah.
31:41Hey, for the record, I do know when garbage day is.
31:45Yeah, man, I was being a jerk.
31:49Me, too.
31:50And the pop-cane crusher you have, it's totally awesome.
31:56Thanks, man.
32:03You ready?
32:09Like Natalie?
32:11If you hadn't have come in, she would have killed herself.
32:13You don't know that.
32:18Come on.
32:19Lost to me, Brie.
32:22It's like it's all adding up.
32:24It's creeping up on me, and it just took today for me to finally see it.
32:30See what?
32:30The cost of doing this job.
32:37Sit down.
32:43So what are you saying?
32:45I'm saying I'm scared of what happens when you wear your uniform too long.
32:51Like that woman tonight.
32:52That woman lost a child.
32:53That woman screwed up her life because she couldn't take her uniform off.
32:57You think that's gonna happen to you?
32:58It already is happening to me.
32:59Every night I lie in bed weighing my decisions.
33:04That family tonight?
33:06The pain that I brought into their home?
33:09How am I supposed to just take my uniform off and forget about that?
33:11You don't.
33:14You've had a heavy year, Andy.
33:16It's okay to be affected by it.
33:18No one expects you to be able to just brush it off.
33:23Every bad call is like a ghost.
33:29And I know firsthand what shoving all those ghosts into a closet can do to a cop.
33:34You mean you're old man.
33:35I'm sorry.
33:43What if that happens to me?
33:47Listen.
33:48The uniform does not make the cop.
33:51Andy, listen to me.
33:52The uniform does not make the cop.
33:54You, the cop, makes the uniform.
34:00There's many ways to do this job as there are cops who do it.
34:05Give me the badge.
34:06You've been carrying around your father's badge.
34:25It's a nice gesture, keeping it in family.
34:27But you need a new one.
34:29Your own badge.
34:31First start.
34:33But it's up to you.
34:34I've left all my words to say.
35:02Back at home, dear, but I can't take you there.
35:10And if for the moment I should have left those words for a quiet prayer.
35:17It'd be seven years gone.
35:23And I'd still be asking why.
35:27I'd still be waiting.
35:30Like the thought I'd own.
35:32Seven years for one moment just to try.
35:37I'd still be waiting.
35:39I'd still be waiting.
35:39That likes a familiar taste in my mouth where words often keep their place.
35:59And if for the moment I would have left those words for a better day.
36:09I'd still be waiting.
36:10I'd still be waiting.
36:10I'd still be waiting.
36:17I'll be asking why I'd still be waiting
36:21La la la la la la la
36:23Seven years for one moment just to try
36:29I'd still be waiting
36:31We faded once one time
36:38The truth is I'm still wincing
36:43That I only gave it one goodbye
36:48Hey, how'd you guys do?
36:52Flying collars, all of us.
36:53That's official, we're all part of the family.
36:57What about you?
36:58Yeah, me too.
36:59Yeah?
37:01All right.
37:02Um, am I the only one that's terrified?
37:05Oh.
37:06You've all been judged.
37:09And you've been found...
37:11Capable.
37:14Resourceful.
37:20Loyal.
37:24Dedicated.
37:28Courageous.
37:29So, it's with great pleasure that I cut you loose today.
37:36And in the great tradition of 15th Division, I say to your training officers,
37:43coppers, cut those ties.
37:44me.
37:53Gru.
37:54Gru.
37:54Gru.
38:02Are you sure you want to be here?
38:03Yes, sir.
38:04I am.
38:14Ladies and gentlemen, the new and improved rookies of 15th Division.
38:24Hi, Trace.
38:30Alright, I can't watch anymore. I'm gonna get another round.
38:32Anybody want?
38:33No, thank you.
38:35Oh.
38:37Wow.
38:38Hate to dominate and dash.
38:39What, Leo?
38:41Um, sorta.
38:43Ah, nice to see that you got your appetite back.
38:46Yes, sir. Cut loose.
38:48Ready to get cropped.
38:51Ah, it's what the kids are saying these days.
38:54Alright, well, it's a good thing you speak idiot.
38:56That kinda came in handy today.
38:58You know, sir, for the record,
39:00I do take my job very seriously.
39:03You know, I actually know that.
39:06You know?
39:07And the big, uh, the big secret to policing?
39:09It's just you are what you are.
39:10You just gotta make the most of it.
39:13Yeah, think about that why you're getting crunked.
39:15By the way, Epstein, the boss doesn't just leave paperwork around unless he wants you to read it.
39:20He wants you to read it.
39:29Hey, did you want me to give you your shot before I go?
39:34Um, this is the only shot that I need for now.
39:38Um, to finally being free of our rookies.
39:42Hooah!
39:43Look, I know that I could do it by myself, but I'm just not sure I should.
39:56Are you sure?
39:58Look, you have Dex, alright? He may not be perfect, but he's there.
40:02Good night.
40:05Good night.
40:06Congrats.
40:08Three more. Officer Nash.
40:11An apple martini, your favorite?
40:13I was just heading out.
40:15Want some company?
40:17Actually, I'm going to see Leo.
40:20Oh, I thought Dex had him all weekend.
40:23He does, but we're having breakfast together.
40:26And we'll be there when he makes up.
40:31Right.
40:33I'm sorry, Jerry.
40:35Yeah, um, you give Leo a little kiss for me.
40:47Okay, so any preferences?
40:49No, ladies' choice.
40:51Ooh, tequila!
40:53That's what I'm talking about!
40:54Hey, congratulations.
40:56Hi!
40:58What'd I say? No sweat, huh?
41:00Oh, very cute, even though you're being patronizing.
41:02Let's get a drink.
41:06So have you, uh, heard from your father yet?
41:08Yeah, he called me when I was in massage.
41:10He just left a message saying he decided to go to a different meeting.
41:13So you were right.
41:15Well, at least now you can relax and celebrate.
41:18Yeah, except I have no idea how I'm going to tell him when I can use his bag.
41:21Oh, come on, he'll understand.
41:23He'll be too proud of you to be upset.
41:25I hope so.
41:27Are you okay?
41:29Yep, great.
41:31You?
41:32Can we get some air?
41:33Sure.
41:34Sure.
41:36Sure.
41:38Uh-oh-oh!
41:39Sure.
41:40Sure.
41:41Hey, you?
41:44Can we get some air?
41:45Sure.
41:46Sure.
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