Police.
Hi. Romina Gutierrez please.
- That's Romina right there. - Yeah.
- Hi. Hi I'm Officer Deluca. Romina Gutierrez? - Yeah.
Yeah, we're here to search your house.
What for?
- For evidence. - Evidence for what?
We're looking for the money that Luke Glanton may or may have not given to you.
Yeah, we don't have anything thing that that...
Ah you can't just walk in here.
Yeah I can.
- No you can't. - Whys that?
Cause it's my house.
Look...
You assume that I have a warrant and I'll assume that your mother has papers okay?
This won't take long.
Come on.
Kofi.
Can we just start upstairs okay?
No, no, no, no. No, no, my baby is upstairs.
- My baby, my baby is upstairs sleeping. - Baby's upstairs?
- Yeah my baby is upstairs sleeping, so we're not going to start... - Alright. Well we won't rustle your baby.
No, no, no. Don't go up there.
- Romina... - Hey, hey, hey. Relax, relax.
- He can't go up there. - Yeah, he can.
You can go up there if you want, but if we find evidence while you're up there...
- Your under arrest. - Why?
We've done this a lot of times okay. It'll be quiet.
Go on Scotty. Be quiet.
- How about a cup of coffee? - Yes, yes, yes.
That'll be great.
- Go into your living room here? - Yeah, yeah. Go ahead.
Thanks.
Sorry for your loss.
Romina, lets go. Come on.
What are we doing? What are we doing here?
Hey, this is crazy.
- Wait outside. - I don't want to. We gotta go. This is fucked up.
- Why the fuck are we here? - Let go of my arm man.
- What the fuck are we doing here? - Let go of my arm.
- Scott, what the fuck are we doing here? - Shut up.
- About how long did you know Luke? - A couple of years.
- Did you know he was robbing banks? - No.
- You didn't know that at all? - No.
Let me just ask you one more time because this is... this is what we do.
- You have no knowledge to this money? - No.
- Officer I swear to God. - It's not here?
- No - It's not outside?
If I was gonna hid something I would hide it closest to my heart.
Scott.
Pick him up.
- Pick up the baby. - I don't think we should.
- I don't want to wake him. I don't wanna pick him up. - Pick him up, pick him up.
I'm good.
Put him back. Lets go.
- What's up? - Yeah, they're clean.
Alrighty, lets get out of your hair.
You got this Scotty, cmon. Help him out will you.
- Scotty stop, stop. - Give me a chance to count it.
You... you going to count like that, we're going to be here till five in the morning.
- How are you gonna count it? You got a money counter there asshole? -Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Fourteen grand. - $14,000?
Well it's not going to be a even split because the lion's share is going to our hero.
Consider it unofficial hazard pay.
From us to you.
Enjoy it.
Cause you're not going to get it from the department.
Don't spend it all on one place.
You fucking earned that. Don't forget that.
Not bad huh? Not bad for a nights work.
We're gathered here to celebrate a cop who makes other cops proud.
We can all rest a little easier tonight now that he is on the path to recovery.
Ladies and gentleman, Officer Avery Cross.
- Thank you. - Thank you. Thank you for your support.
When I was in law school, we used toalways talk about...
Justice. We had discussions about justice.
That's just what they were.
Discussions.
I joined the police force because I wanted to work alonside the...
brave men and women who know some problems can't be solved by talk.
But no one wants to be in the situation I found myself in a couple of weeks ago.
I certainly wish it had turned out differently.
I'm not going to lie. Sometimes I haven't wished that...
maybe it wasn't me that was called upon that house that day.
But that's the job.
But I can't think of another line of work I would rather be in.
Thank you.
How does it feel?
I'm not sure it's doing much good.
- How's the spotlight? - I'm ready for it to end.
Don't worry. It will.
You know the police always put on a big show when something like this happens because...
the hero card is the only one they have to play.
I'm not really thinking about that Dad. I'm just trying to get back to work.
You know if you planned this it couldn't have turned out any better.
You're not going to make it work for you in the police department.
I promise you that.
I didn't come here to be lectured Dad.
You tricked me. You said the pool would be good for my knee.
- Sorry. - You know, I'm not as calculated as you are.
My life is not a campaign. It's much simpler.
Yeah.
Though for somebody who's not campaigning, you gave a hell of a speech yesterday.
You certainly have my vote.
Plus that knee is a gold mine.
No I mean it. A limp goes a long way in politics.
Look at Roosevelt.
I got to go see the chief. I got to go see the chief.
- Where you going brother? - I don't know. I don't know.
Is it bad news? Is it gonna be bad news?
Oh Jesus Christ.
Don't mess your hair up, pretty boy.
I got a call today from D.A. Killcullen.
Close the door.
The state internal investigation into shooting of Luke Glanton has been deemed lawful.
Congratulations officer.
You can put it behind you. Get back to police work.
The question is can you go back out on patrol anytime soon?
And if you could, can you be effective?
I don't think that I can.
That's okay. You know what there's a lot of jobs to be done around here.
That in ways and you know that.
In ways that are much more important than what happens out on the street.
I'm so glad that you said that. Because Chief I've thought a lot about this and the...
I... I think I can be best utilized as... as lieutenant in... in charge of special investigations.
There's a lot of restructuring ah within the division that I've actually formally...
I can't fucking do that.
Well yeah, of course... of course you could. I mean...
Cross come on. You paid too much for your education to act so stupid.
But I think it is the very fact that I do have a education like this that perhaps...
the reason why I thought about how restructuring the... the unit...
- Um, the division can actually benefit you, me, and a couple... - Cross, I appreciate you ambition. I really do.
Uh and uh I think... you know... you.. I think you are going to be a great cop.
You are a great cop. You're a hero.
But at this point. Right now. You gotta get back to real life.
- And in real life you got two choices. - Which are?
- You can retire on disability. - I don't want to do that.
Alright, good. I don't want you to do that either. Or...
You can be reassigned at your current rank.
That's it.
You gotta work your way up man.
Hey man. I heard you were down here.
Hey.
What are you doing?
What are you doing on plain clothes?
Oh you didn't hear? I made Vice.
- Get the fuck outta here. - Yeah man, I'm actually paired up with Deluca.
Good. What have you got for me?
Oh yeah. A couple of mutts left this in the back seat of their car with a leaky substance.
Oh nice.
So when are we going to get together? Grab a little bite.
I want to talk about some things.
- Sounds great. - Alright man.
- Page me. - Okay.
Thanks.
What I'm about to ask you is very sensitive.
The only reason I'm asking you is because you're my friend.
Well I don't know what I can do to help...
- but yeah. What do you need? - Alright. Right on.
Deluca and I have been working on this case right.
And uh... I'm going to need you to keep this to yourself. It's a little private.
And uh... I don't want anybody to know about it, okay?
Okay.
Deluca and I have been working with this fucking hooker.
We gotta fucking head her off with some coke.
So Deluca and I thought that you know, if...
We need some temporary access to the evidence room.
We need you to get some shit. We gotta hit this bitch off. That's what he need.
I really tried to look out for you with that seven grand.
Now I need you to look out for me.
I'm serious bro. This is how it works.
Hey.
Hey don't worry. It's okay.
So I didn't mean to startle you.
It's okay. I just want to give you something.
Alright. Listen.
This is the money we recovered from your house okay. I want you to have it.
I don't know what that is.
You don't have to ever see me again. Just take the money.
I'm not here as a police officer. I'm here as a regular guy.
Listen, listen, listen.
- Get the fuck away. - Listen to me. Listen.
You fucked up my son's life.
Therefore you fucked up my life. Get the fuck away from me.
I should have brought this to you sooner. I apologize.
This was recovered from...
a house during a search.
- No, what, what, wait a minute. - That's just a small fraction of what's going on.
Wait a minute, Cross.
Don't say another word.
- What do you mean? - No, no, no. Don't say another word.
What do you expect me to do with this?
- You're joking right? - This is shit.
Chief.
This ain't my problem. Alright.
This is your problem.
This is our problem of the fucking police department and I'm bringing it to your attention..
Because that's what I should fucking do!
Oh yeah? - Is that right?
- Yeah! Is that what you should do?
- Rat out other fucking cops? - Chief...
This is unfucking believable alright.
Get this shit outta here.
Fuck.
Hey.
Where are you going?
Going home.
You know that thing...
you and Scotty been talking about?
Yeah.
Sure.
Well you and I have to talk about it.
Follow me.
Hey!
Hey Pop.
Avery.
There's a way out of this.
You're not going to like it.
You want to hear?
Yeah, I wanna hear it.
We'll start with the precinct.
Anybody there still trust you?
Scott.
We'll start with Scott.
Playing shortstop.
Looks good. Looks bigger. Jesus Christ.
He's ready to dump you. The whole thing.
Enough with these fucking tests alright.
Either ask me to help you or just leave me the fuck alone.
I need you to go into the locker. I need you to take the McKillen case out.
It's a... it's a kilo. It's a big brick. It says Mckillen across it okay?
I need you take break up a chunk. I need you to put it in a bag.
I'm going to come by. I'm going to pick it up tomorrow morning.
If somebody asks you "Hey why is this lighter?". Say "Hey, you know what, I'm a rookie".
"I made a mistake."
You're a squicky clean fucking lawyer with a Medal of Honor...
Nobody's going to question you, okay.
You gotta do this for me. I'm in a jam with these guys.
No problem.
Alright. I know I can count on you.
Yeah.
Tell Mike I love him. I gotta go.
I need you to go into the locker. I need you to take the McKillen case out.
It's a kilo. It's a big brick. It says Mckillen across it okay?
I need you take break up a chunk. I need you to put it in a bag.
I'm going to come by. I'm going to pick it up tomorrow morning.
Alright?
If somebody asks you "Hey why is this lighter?". Say "Hey, you know what, I'm a rookie".
"I made a mistake."
You're a squicky clean fucking lawyer with a Medal of Honor...
Nobody's going to question you, okay.
You gotta do this for me. I'm in a jam with these guys.
No problem.
Shown this to I.A.?
Of course not.
Handing it to you on a sliver platter.
Got any idea what this means?
Are you ready do it?
Are you son? Are you really ready?
Cause they're going to fucking tear you in half.
I'm going to need you're assurance that you're gonna follow through.
Really?
And I'm going to want full immunity when you do.
You can't just walk in here and tell me what the fuck to do. You understand?
And when you do...
I want to be made assistant district attorney. I have a law degree and I passed the bar.
- I don't have a spot for you right now. - Make a spot.
I won't do that.
- I can't just snap my fingers and make you assistant D.A. - You can say no.
You can say no. I'll walk out this door.
I walk over to the Gazette. I'll tell them everything I know.
- Including this conversation. - You're not, listen. You're not going anywhere.
Don't. Listen.
Put it back on the table, I'll fucking do it.
- All three things? - Alright.
I'm not going to promise you how long you're going to stay there.
You're not going to shake my fucking hand pal.
I'll make you assistant D.A.
I'm never going to shake your fucking hand.
You're too smart for your own good.
Get right in there for a good shot.
Detective, how do you respond to these allegations?
Drugs, corruption, and gangs.
It's not an investigation by the Schenectady Police Department.
It's an investigation into the Schenectady Police Department.
Earlier today, D.A. Killcullen announced...
that his office, along with the FBI, will be handing down indictments...
that would lead to the arrest of these Schenectady police officers.
The D.A. is making allegations today that the Vice officers were acting like the gangs...
that they were suppose to be hunting.
Officer Deluca stole drugs and money, even guns from inside the evidence room here.
Officials say that with that stolen evidence, the cops paid criminals...
to help set up their rivals. Which then led to those headline robbing arrests.
The D.A. announced a star witness in the case today...
Hero cop Avery Cross, who less than a year ago was shot in the line of duty...
while trying to save two Schenectady residents from the alledged Moto Bandit.
- In Schenectady, I'm Jessica Layton, News Channel 13. - It's going to be alright.
Thanks Jess. It's the largest case of fraud this region has seen.
You know when I was a kid, I used to look at my Dad dressed in judge's...
robes and I used to think that my father was a superhero.
And I don't think I was far off.
He had that quality that judges have where they have tremendous compassion.
But they are also ferocious at the same time.
He wasn't afraid of making enemies.
I think that's probably why he had so many friends.
I had the chance right before he fell into the coma to tell him that...
I was dedicating my run for Attorney General to him.
And...
He shook his head no and I didn't understand why.
So I leaned in close that he can whisper and he said to me...
"I'll take the win, not the run."
That was my dad. That was Al.
- Son, you want to come with me? - Sure.
- Avery. - Yeah.
- Can I talk to you for a minute? - Sure.
Close the door.
What's wrong?
We have to talk about AJ.
He wants to come and live with you.
He won't stop asking me about it.
Really?
I guess that's uh...
a good idea at some point.
I think he needs you.
I think if he doesn't come and live with you, he's going to... completely go off the rails.
It's just that right now, you know, with the campaign and everything...
It's just not an ideal time.
I mean, what am I going to do with him? I don't know what he likes or...
I just don't think it will be good for him or anybody.
I mean, come on.
Okay.
- You know that. - Well you can tell him that.
- Jennifer. - What am I suppose to tell him?
I just don't... Why, why, why are you doing this right now?
You can tell him now.
Tomorrow we're going to head to Buffalo in the morning.
Wednesday outer boroughs in New York City. Then the Al Smith dinner at night.
Do we have time to get there?
We do, absolutely. We'll get... we'll have our last event...
close in Queens. We'll hit the Upper West Side...
- Then we have to be at the Waldolf. - How about Youseth that driver we have from Manhattan?
- We can use Youseth totally. - What's going on in Queeens?
In Queens, he's going to do an event on environmental issues.
Um... talking about some of the, protecting the... the Sound...
and doing some of the environmental stuff...
And Thursday at the Rochester for lunch you're going to go to a place...
where you are going to order something called the Garbage Plate.
I just want you to be prepared for it.
- Did you see that? - Yeah, no, I just...
- Then Sunday morning black churches. - Oh perfect.
Alright. I think we can get...
Avery Cross?
Yeah. AJ
AJ?
- Yeah. - Hi AJ.
So what high school are you coming from?
From Troy High School.
- You're coming from Troy? - Yeah.
Okay, so not too far away. What brings you to Schenectady?
Um, my dad wanted me here.
- You're dad wanted you here? - Yeah, for my senior year he wanted me to move.
What about you? Did you want to come here for you're senior year?
I don't know. Yeah... eh...
Nah, I guess not. Not really.
- Do you know anybody here at the high school? - Nah.
No, don't know anybody?
Just peak over you're shoulder. Peak over you're fucking shoulder.
There you go. Hello there, hello.
Hello.
You don't like them girls?
I don't know. Maybe you're just used to it.
They ain't got girls like that where I come from. You feel me.
Where are you from?
Troy.
Troy?
- Yeah. You heard of Troy? - Yeah, I've heard of Troy.
- Where's Troy at? - It's fucking right next door, dude.
Right next door?
I would have guessed you were from Long Island.
Why's that?
It's where people that talk like you come from.
Ah ha ha, see.
I'm bored as a motherfuck around here dude. I've been here for like fucking three days.
I'm bored out of my fucking mind.
Well school can do that to you.
Well what you dudes do for fun? Nothing?
This is it? This is what I got? For a year?
- No, we got somethings. - What?
Don't say like a mall. If you say a fucking mall...
I swear to God.
What do you do?
I get high.
Well we can do some of that around here.
I can tell you smoke. I've seen you from back there.
You're one of them loner... loner stoners is what I call them. Right?
You like to get high and like chill in your room and draw and shit.
Whatcha trying to do with the rest of this day than? You trying to go to math class?
You don't want to go get high?
- Lets go. - Alright, lets go.
You know what this reminds me of? The Goonies.
You know that movie? Where like they're all in a cave.
You want a cigarette, just ask homie.
I'll take a cigarette.
I like smoking cigarettes when I'm high.
You like smoking when your smoking?
You smoke menthols man? Like a breath of fresh air.
Like a breath of fresh air which you don't care...
You got the smoke puff glowing everywhere. I swear.
Yo, here we go.
I say my spit is my ammo. My mouth is my gun.
And I shoot up your whole squadron with one flip of my tongue and you're done.
When did you write that?
Nah I'm not trying to lie. I wrote that.
Fucking quiet around here.
Shit though, when I was a kid, there was always kid playing here, you know.
Oh you came here when you was a kid?
Yeah man. I come here with my parents sometimes.
- Your parents still together? - Yeah.
That's cool.
- That they're still together. - Yeah, it's alright.
It's not my real dad though.
Where's your real dad at?
Um... he died actually. Like in a car accident or something.
Shit.
Hey this is kinda bud dude.
But umm, do you know where I can score some X?
Yeah.
For tonight?
Well we just did a downer. We gotta get up.
- Remember to come back by yourself alright? - Yeah man, you got it.
Lets go.
- Let me see it. - What?
- Let me see the fucking drugs. - You fucking seriously man?
Let me see my fucking drugs.
What the fuck?
- I gave you five hundo. - Yeah, that's twenty pills.
Yo that's inflation or something right?
Oh yo what the fuck son. Dead ass it's the fucking five-o.
- Oh fuck! - Fuck!
- Police! Let me see your hands! - Police! Get on the ground!
- Down, on the ground! - Fuck you alright!
- Get on the ground! - Interlace your fingers.
He scored Ecstasy from some Schenectady kid.
- Who arrested them? - A couple of beat cops. McCracken and Potter.
- You know these guys? - Mmhmm. They'll sit on it if I ask them to.
- Did anybody else see anything in there? - No, I made sure of that.
- Didn't you get any sense that the knew this kid or? - Huh, friends.
- Just the two of them? - Yeah.
Okay.
Whats this other kid's name?
Jason Kancam.
- I busted him a few years ago for some shoplifting. - What's his name?
Jason Kancam.
- Gordon, can we kill the mic on three. - Yeah.
Dad. I fucked up, I know and...
And I know you don't have time to deal with this stuff right now.
Not him. Okay?
- What? - I want you to leave him alone.
Alright?
- Okay? - Why?
Wipe that fucking smirk off your face! You hear me!
I want you to leave that fucking kid alone, alright?
Look at me! Look at me!
You want to come live with me right?
You think this is easy for me? During this time? Huh?
I'm trying to make this work. I'm doing it... for you.
You can have anything you want. But I don't want you to touch that kid.
You leave him alone. You underfucking stand me?
- Say yes! - Yes.
- Look at me and say yes. - Yes.
- Can you state your name for the record? - Jason Kancam.
- Jason, how old are you? - Seventeen.
- Are your parents here today? - Yes. Yes.
Can you come up please?
- You're Jason's parents? - Yes.
Jason, you've been charged with criminal possession of a controlled substance in the third degree.
Counselor, do you waive a formal reading of the charges?
Yes, please your Honor. In regards to my clients status there has been a discussion...
with the District Attorney.
Your Honor, I may be able to have this case tentatively resolved today.
- So I ask if you could put it on for Second Call? - Second Call.
This is a C felony, so Jason could do anywhere between five and fifteen years.
But I'm getting the impression from the Prosecutor that they may be willing...
to reduce it today to a misdemeanor.
The offer on his particular case...
would be time served. Which is the day he spent in jail. And a fine.
And that would be it.
- Can he come home with us today? - He can.
Guess it's your lucky day. Somebody is looking out for you.
Look, I didn't mean to get you busted the other night, alright.
I'm sorry.
Yeah, that was a pretty shitty fucking night.
But don't worry about it.
I was outta there in five fucking minutes still.
You think I'm going to sit there and get fucked up the ass all night?
What happened when you got home?
Huh?
Went upstairs.
Tried to go to sleep but I was still tripping like a motherfucker.
Why? What happened to you when you got home?
I'm cool man.
Ah your moms was all worried and shit?
Ah man, my moms...
I'm cool man.
Really?
Cause I saw that guy today.
What guy?
Your dad.
Nice of your fucking dad.
When did he move in?
What the fuck are you talking about AJ?
Huh?
- I just wanna know. Don't freak out... - What the fuck is your problem?
What the fuck is your problem?
- Chill dude. Chill. - What's your problem AJ?
Just fucking around.
Be so serious.
You got a fucking temper B.
You need to watch that shit.
It's gonna get you in fucking trouble.
- How's school Vanessa? - It's okay. I had trouble with math.
Hey, what's the deal with my dad?
What?
What? Did you like really hate him or something?
What was his name?
- God damn it. - What was his first name?
I'm not doing this.
How come Mom never talks to me about my dad?
I'm your father.
Search your feelings. You know it to be true.
It's her business to talk about it. Not talk about you.
Grandma used to tell me something.
Yeah? What she used to say?
She said like...
Just that he was like an outlaw.
You know.
Sound cool to you?
I don't know.
He's not your father.
Not really.
Just some guy with a baby.
I'm your father.
Been there since you were born. I will always love you.
Can you at least tell me his name?
Hello?
Yeah?
I'm looking for Robin.
Yeah I'm Robin. What can I do for you?
I was hoping to talk with you about Luke Glanton.
I'm his son.
Luke Glanton's son?
Yeah.
Well. Come on back, get a beer.
Bet he's down here in this box.
If I remember rightly...
Well...
Yeah.
That guys your dad. That's him there.
And that's the pig there. The one that pegged him.
What happened to him?
Who? The cop?
Ah forget about him man. Don't, don't start there.
I'll show you good things. I'll show you good things.
Come on.
You are standing right where your dad used to stand when we used to talk.
He's a good guy. Your dad.
Oh wow.
Yeah those glasses. I haven't seen them in a long time.
Them, them. They're his. Those goofy glasses.
- These were his? - Yeah.
You keep those. He would have wanted you to have them.
Was he good at anything?
Yeah, he was the best motorcycle rider I've ever seen in my life.
Best.
- Yeah? - Best.
Never see another one like him. Best.
He was like...
Nothing. We're here.
You guys good friends?
Yeah, I think we were.
You still got his bike?
No his bike is gone.
Police took it.
I think they cut it up.
They were angry with him. I know that. They were real mad with him.
I can show you some other things too. If you want to see more.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
- Why don't you put the glasses on? - Nah.
For sure, he would have said they were left there for you.
No doubt.
Put em on, if you want. Go on.
- Yeah? - Put em on. Come on. I'll tell you.
Yeah.
- Yeah? - Yeah. You're calling him back.
You.
Jason!
Jaaaasooon.
Let me talk to you.
Look man, I want to say I'm sorry about what happened earlier alright.
I was a dick. I won't deny it.
You lost my money.
Alright. Like that's, I think that's all I need to do to fucking say, alright.
But I'm willing to fucking squash it, okay.
If you need to squash it. I need to squash it.
I said I'm sorry brother. I meant that shit.
Whatcha thinking?
Okay.
- You dig? - Okay.
- We good? - Alright.
Dude, dude, yeah listen. I ah...
I'm having a fucking party at my pop's place tonight.
Dude your pops is fucking off the chandy, come along.
Ah I can't do that man. I'm sorry.
Why?
- Can't make it tonight. - What, you got family stuff you gotta do?
- No, but I got stuff I gotta do. - Nah.
You want to squash it right?
- We squashed it. - So than come tonight.
Alright you want me to come to your party tonight?
- Is that what you want? - I want you to come to my party.
- Cool, I'll see you tonight. - Alright, hold up.
- Cool I'll see you tonight. - Alright, hold up.
Do me a favor B. Bring some Oxys alright.
- Then we're straight. - No man.
- What do you mean, no? You gotta make it correct... - See ya man.
- No, no, no, no, no, you're not seeing... no, no, no, no, - I'll see you, okay!
We ain't seeing shit.
You come tonight. Yes.
You copping my Oxys. Yes.
- You got it? - Alright, sounds good.
Alright, sounds like a fucking plan.
It don't gotta be $500 worth, you know.
Yo J!
Keep your head up bro!
I'll be right back.
Thank you very much. Thank you very much.
Hey kid the fuck you doing?
You little motherfucker! Get back here!
You made it.
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Who wants some fucking Oxy?
There it is. Here we go. Here we go. There we go. Hello.
Who ain't gotta em? All you gotta hold your fucking hands out.
Go crazy.
Who, who is that?
- Is that AJ's dad? - I think so.
Are you feeling alright?
You okay?
You got something you need to tell me. What do you gotta tell me.
Huh, you think I"m fucking stupid?
- Get the fuck outta here. - You think I'm fucking...
- Get the fuck outta here! - You think I'm stupid?
Get the fuck out! You can't fucking hear? What's the problem with you?
What's your problem man?
Here's the fucking door! Okay! There you go!
- Get the fuck out! - Fuck you man!
Jason...
Can you hear me baby?
Vanessa, get your father.
Baby.
You're a liar.
He woke up?
He say something?
Hey, Jason.
Why don't you sit down and wait. I'm going to get the car.
Okay?
- What the hell happened to you? - Yo, I need your help alright?
Yeah man uh... Whatcha need my help for man?
I need a gun.
You need a gun?
Come on in.
What the fuck? What the fuck are you doing?
- Get on the fucking floor! - Alright, stop! Fuck!
It's alright.
- Alright, see you tomorrow. - Alright.
- Are you alone? - What's going on?
Don't look at me. Turn around.
We're going to get in your car...
and you're just going to keep driving.
Don't talk to me, or I'll shoot you in the back of your head.
Go.
Turn around.
How did you get into my house?
AJ let me in.
Is he okay?
Is he?!
Give me your wallet.
Where's your wallet?
- It's in my jacket. - Give me your jacket.
You want my wallet? Take the fucking wallet.
You want my jacket? Jacket.
Get on your knees.
What did you do to my son?
Get on your fucking knees!
Close your eyes.
Please, just tell me my son's alright.
This isn't about your fucking son.
I'm sorry Jason.
I'm sorry.
It was a tight race for over a year between Cross and Kellerman...
and then unprecedented events over the last month will lead to threaten Cross's election bid.
First allegations of underage drinking at his house...
and then a violent robbery from a yet unidentified intruder...
that left his son hospitalized with a concussion.
Remarkably Cross has managed to right his campaign...
And now as you see, the District Attorney has just won the election for Attorney General.
We will go live now as Senator Farley prepares to address the crowds of supporters.
I've had the honor of knowing Avery Cross since he was a boy.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is my greatest honor to introduce
the next Attorney General of the state of New York. Avery Cross.
AJ you gotta go. You gotta go out there. You gotta go out there.
There's a flag. Go. Go where the kid is. Go.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
Ibu Ahern Drive 714 Schenectady NY 12305
Yeah?
- Mr. Renfend? - Yeah.
Hey I ah, I called you.
Said I was going to be out here today.
Oh right of course.
Well you're early.
Yeah, um. There's only like one bus headed out here.
So you're not from around here huh?
No, I'm heading out west.
So you ready?
- Want to go take a look at it? - Yeah.
- Let me just get my coat. - Alright.
Runs great.
It got a lot of miles on it. But I kept up with the maintenance.
How much you want for it?
Well I was thinking I need...
Five.
You ever ridden one of these before?
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