[Declan] Previously on Bad Blood.
They want us to move into fentanyl. It's like heroin.
- Where you gonna make it? - You're standing in it.
[Declan] Those twins, they kidnapped my nephew.
I want Reggie back alive.
I want 5 million from the drugs you stole.
I have 30 seconds. You gotta help me.
- My son's been kidnapped. - What?
This is not what I signed up for.
What would you have done if someone kidnapped your brothers, Bobby, Twix, Wes?
You see what this animal is doing to us? This is not what family does.
I'm not putting this gun down until you tell me where Reggie is.
Do what you think is right.
[Nats] Why aren't we going to the church?
Because those two Italian freaks sent people there, Nats.
You think I'm gonna forget this?
[Declan] You should. This was me and you fixing their mess.
[gunshots]
[Enzo] He had a gun on him. They say that's intent.
They're charging him with second-degree murder.
You sent him alone to punish him. It worked.
[Val] Is he in jail because of me?
Nats told me not to call the cops. I should've listened.
My employer sent me to remind you
that our payment deadline is still the same date.
I'll be around just to make sure that you stick to our agreement.
["The Way It Is" by The Sheepdogs plays]
[Declan] In this business, no transaction would even happen
without the imminent possibility of it not happening.
♪ Everything is the way it is ♪
♪ It's got to be the way it is... ♪
But there is a rush you get from it,
and you either like it or you don't.
I like it.
♪ It's got to be like you say it is ♪
[phone ringing]
Yeah?
- Do you have our money? - I do.
Good. I will send the container and the crate numbers.
Place them as instructed before the ship leaves.
What if someone finds it on the way?
Don't worry. We have people in the boat to keep watch.
- Any other questions? - No.
Declan, I bet money on you. Don't mess it up.
♪ It's got to be the way it is ♪
[theme music]
Well, ribs take a while to heal.
Should I get an X-ray?
No, they're probably cracked,
and then there's nothing you can do about that.
Does it hurt anywhere else?
Yeah, well, whole head, my face.
Well, you are in good spirits, considering.
You're a good nurse.
- In this moment, everything's... - [door opening]
...perfect.
Hi, Reggie. Come on.
I gotta do this thing. I want you to come with me.
He should probably rest.
I don't want you out of my sight.
- Where are we going? - The port. Won't be long.
- Maybe he should stay. - No, no, no.
The sea air will do me good.
It's a river. It's full of piss and oil.
Well, the last time you left me alone,
things didn't go so good.
So, yeah, I'm coming with you.
Stay at my side. Stay quiet.
[Declan] The hard work was done. I had the cartel's payment.
Now, it's not the way I planned to get it.
But they don't care. They just want their money.
And in a few hours,
the cash would be sailing on the cargo ship
and I would be right back where I needed to be.
We all set?
All good. Tape, locks.
Yeah.
Leave your car here. I'll walk you in.
[car lock beeps]
[Val] I've got an idea.
I was thinking maybe you could talk to Nats,
you know, make a deal, and he could tell you stuff.
And then it'll be OK. We'll be OK.
Whoa, what do you mean?
We gotta get him out.
He can't stay inside. That's ridiculous!
I need him. I mean, he's my baby's father.
I can't do it by myself.
- OK. - I need your help.
- Val... - I've been giving you my help.
I've been helping you, and you gotta help me.
Nats killed an innocent civilian.
- I'm telling you... - I can't help with that!
Listen, listen, listen!
I'm saying, what if
he tells you, you know,
stuff about the family, about the business?
That'd be great, but even if he did,
I can't cut a deal for his murder charge.
You can! That's bullshit! Yes, you can. There's a way.
There's always a way. Have you see...
Listen, you talk to a judge, something.
I don't know! I want my husband back!
Let's back it up. What do you have for me?
What? What? What?
Have you heard anything new?
Maybe you overheard Enzo or Domenic talking.
Are you listening to me? Are you listening to me?
I'm not here
to give you sweet nothing.
You understand?
It is your turn to give something to me.
Nats doesn't deserve this.
This, this monster kidnapped my son.
He took my baby.
Nats was being a father. I didn't help.
You didn't help, you didn't help, nobody helped.
Nats was the only one who did something.
He was trying to get this son of a bitch!
Nats isn't in prison
because of something you did or I did or even Declan did.
He's in prison because this is what happens to criminals.
No one's kidnapping the kid of the librarian
or the nurse who lives down the street, just the kids of gangsters!
I'm not telling you shit.
OK, look, I don't wanna go over this again.
If Nats or Domenic find out that you've been talking to me...
You wouldn't dare.
Just because Nats is on the inside doesn't mean our relationship ends.
Your information is what gives you worth,
so get him to talk.
We're done!
What are we doing here?
Gotta deliver this bag to someone.
This will only take a few minutes, in and out.
Who's the money for?
Reggie, let's just do this.
It's not like I don't know what you do.
Hey. There it is.
Get those red-handle lock cutters. This bag's going to Mexico.
We're breaking into this thing?
See this tape?
Each one of these containers, Reggie,
is checked by customs.
They tape it up, lock it up,
so that when it gets to where it's going,
those people on the other side,
they notice it hasn't been tampered with.
Yeah, unless you got more tape and more locks.
277, this is the one.
- Reg. - Huh?
Lift this with me. Come on, lift.
Hey, guys. What's up?
We've been tasked with a random search of these here docks.
You're kidding me! No one told me about that.
Hence the defining characteristic of "random".
I think I got this. Money's going to Mexico.
You must got a guy on the other side
who'll get it before customs even touches it, right?
Right.
But hiding it with baby stuff,
that is the first place that I would look for drugs or...
Look at that one, DVD players.
That's full of drugs. Who buys DVD players anymore?
I do!
[grunting]
- Is that bad? - Nah, it's alright.
So, these containers were just filled with merchandise.
Why don't you come here and lift stuff all the time?
Because I'm not a thief,
- and I'm done with baby seats. - Right, of course.
[port supervisor] I got a boat that's leaving in three hours.
You know what kind of disaster it'll be if it doesn't go out?
No, I don't. We're gonna round up everyone on these docks
and cross-reference them with the union list we got.
Anyone not on that list, we're bringing 'em in.
Do you have any idea how long that's gonna take?
Long enough to get me to overtime.
Let's go!
Open it up.
[machine beeps and whirs]
[Enzo] What are you doing?
I got this new coffee maker.
I'm trying to set the timer
so that when I wake up, the coffee's already made.
- Make it when you wake up. - I'd like it ready when I wake up.
You can't wait five minutes for a coffee?
I can, but I would rather not. What's your problem?
My son's in prison!
Ah, I'm sorry.
Oh, I can't sleep.
What you're going through, nobody should have to suffer.
You want a hug?
Kiss my ass!
Come on.
- [Lucas] Hey. - It's gonna be OK.
Sorry I'm late.
Hey.
- How's Nats? - You know. You know.
- Yeah. - Hey.
I'd offer you a coffee,
except I have no idea how this machine works.
Sit down.
[sighing]
We wanna talk to you about the fentanyl business.
Pa, you know what I think.
I don't wanna deal with this right now.
I feel the same.
I can't be in the same room as the two of them right now.
But we gotta work with 'em.
Now, I know you think this is a good business opportunity,
which is why I decided you're gonna be the one in charge.
I want you to get distribution up and running.
- Really? - Yeah.
Now, listen to me.
You gotta be smart here, Luca. You understand me?
You gotta make sure these two don't bring any trouble on this family.
- And you tell us everything! - Of course.
I hate those two for what they did to Nats.
He's locked up cos of them. But they want us to do this.
I'm telling you, it'll bring us a ton of money,
and better we control from the start.
Speaking of pineapples, they wanna meet at the church.
You call me right after.
I got this.
Yeah, thank you, Pa.
Don't worry. You can trust me.
Just be smart.
[sighing]
Let's go for coffees.
OK, but then I gotta get to church, a real one.
I'm putting in extra time.
We need all the help we can get.
Hang on, hang on.
[phone ringing]
Yeah?
[port supervisor] The cops are here doing a random search.
Well, shut it down!
I can't. I've never seen these guys before.
I got no sway with them.
- So, what do we do? - Just don't move.
Stay on the boat. I'll try to keep them off of it.
I'll call you when I know more.
OK, we gotta pick it up. Baby seat, let's go.
- What's up? - Let's go, let's go!
Gotta move. Gotta clean this all up.
Good, hand it to me. Good, good!
Dissolve ENPP into pyridine and stir.
At room temperature, we add propionyl chloride...
and stir for one hour.
We pour that mixture into water,
evaporate the solvent under vacuum until...
Wait a second. Why am I watching all this?
You should know everything about your business.
You think I'm gonna be making the drugs?
[chuckling]
What's so funny?
The process of making fentanyl
is highly complicated, very delicate.
Right, yeah, so it would be ridiculous
for someone like me to even think about making this.
Yes.
Well, great!
Can we go now?
Cos this is boring me to death, really!
Time management, folks!
Andiamo! Time to go!
If you're not serious about this,
we can speak to Domenic and find someone else.
No, I'm serious.
OK, Luca.
So, it's your turn.
- We want to know your plan. - My plan?
Unlike you, we like to know everything about our businesses.
So, tell us, how are you going to manage?
Like I told you from the beginning, you don't need to worry. I got it covered.
OK. Well, show us.
My distribution network?
Exactly.
We want to see how it all works.
Up close.
You want it, you got it.
Let's go.
[phone ringing]
Good. Let's go.
- [indistinct chatter on police radio] - Thank you.
[talking indistinctly]
Put it on in the middle.
Come on, let's move.
Come on, this way. We gotta go this way.
We're gonna lay low for a minute.
We're gonna lay low.
[Luca] Hey, bella!
How's the baby? Good?
Good!
Serena, bella bambina!
[Christian] Why are we here?
What is he doing?
[Luca] I'll, uh, give you a call sometime, OK?
See you guys later, OK?
Why are we placing any of our business
in the hands of this donkey?
I think he'll surprise us.
My sister, always the optimist.
- Well? - Well, what?
That is your distribution empire?
One of them.
See the one in the black sweater? That's Marie.
She's my cousin, which would make her your family too.
Donna's also a cousin, by marriage, though.
Then there's Serena.
I've known her since I was about 14.
She took my virginity.
A distribution empire formed with family and prom dates.
What could go wrong?
And how exactly
are you going to move a kilo of drugs per week?
Marie. There's a nurse.
She's got a side business going on worth 50K a week.
Donna's a teacher. Her husband works in a local college.
Together, they run a string of dealers in the schools.
Serena's family runs an escort service
out of a massage parlour down town, OK?
All these ladies have been working with us since they were 16 years old.
They alone bring in 200 grand a month.
While you two were going to some fancy business school,
I was working with my dad since I was 12.
It's what I do.
Luca, I can appreciate that.
But you do not have enough family
to move the amount of product we plan for.
Look,
my father doesn't think we should be getting into fentanyl.
And let me tell you, he's right to be cautious, OK?
Something goes wrong, and the heat will come down so hard,
it'll bring everything to a stop.
So we gotta be smart, precise.
This is a new product, and you can't even tell me
if it's gonna kill everyone who uses it.
So we have to roll it out in a controlled environment.
We start small with people we can trust.
You guys wanna do this yourselves
and drop dime bags from the sky, go ahead.
But you wanna build something that lasts, you listen to me.
Let's talk more over lunch.
If that was an offer, thank you,
but, uh, I got other plans.
It wasn't an offer.
Siro?
[chatter on police radio]
Hey.
Reggie, come on. We gotta sit tight.
We're gonna be out of here in no time, trust me.
Cockroach. I don't like bugs.
Who does?
I hate bugs.
A lot.
Your mother hated bugs, man.
She was terrified.
She must've been about four, and I was eight,
and we were living in this real shithole.
And there was floorboards missing.
You could actually see the ground.
Our old man was on the needle by that point.
Your mum and I always shared a room together.
I never left her alone.
I never let her out of my sight.
[chuckles softly]
And this one night,
she started to scream.
She was crying. She was freaking out.
She was being bit by all these bedbugs.
She tried to run out the door. I wouldn't let her.
The old man was on a bender with all his other loser friends.
I just told her... to come over to my bed,
crawl on my back.
That way the bugs would bite me and not her.
[sighing]
She slept
so peacefully all night on my back,
her little arms wrapped around my neck
so she wouldn't fall off.
I loved her.
[horse neighing]
What are you doing home from school?
- I got sent home. - What the hell?
Sent home?
You've been fighting?
You know what your father says about fighting.
I don't remember but...
next time I see him in jail, I'll be sure to ask.
[man talking on PA]
You must be Nats.
I'm Bobby.
Your uncle Domenic hired me.
For your protection.
[man talking on PA]
We got two rules.
We don't protect pigs who touch kids.
And when we decide we're gonna protect you,
it's written in stone.
No one's gonna touch you now that we're tight.
Alright.
Thanks.
Domenic told me why you're in.
How old's your kid?
He'll be a year next week.
Ah, missing a birthday.
It's tough.
You got kids?
Son.
14.
What about the mum? She around?
Yeah.
Yeah, she's taking care of him.
Well, at least he's got his mum.
[tense music]
So, guys, are we done here?
No! We got one more boat to walk through.
And, uh, if you could find me a coffee, that'd be great.
- You want one? - I'd love one.
Make it two.
[clanging]
It's alright. We'll be out of here soon.
[captain] This is ridiculous, and you know it.
No, I don't. We need this.
You need more than this if you wanna justify a part six.
And are you seriously considering placing a bug
- in a prison visitation room? - I'll arrange it with the warden
that we only monitor Nats' conversations with his family.
You're coming to me because if you bring this to a judge,
- he will throw it back in your face. - Sir, if I may,
One of the things I respect most about you
is how you do it by the book, but how would this look to the public?
I mean, if they found out after the fact that we knew
the Cosoletos were manufacturing fentanyl and we did nothing about it.
I don't think we want that blood on our hands
or those headlines, sir.
[sighing]
By the book.
Of course.
- You catch more bees with honey. - Shut up!
You said in and out. Now there's cops?
We gotta wait for my guy to tell us it's clear, Reg.
We're fine in here.
Come on!
Can we go?
No, we gotta hang tight.
I really need to get out of here.
- Hey, you OK? - Yeah!
[sniffling]
[clanging]
What's this date-night thing again?
Once a week, we get the kids to her parents' house.
we go out, get some dinner, go for a massage.
What, together?
Yeah, as a couple.
You go to one of those Asian joints or something?
It's not sexual.
Come on. We gotta move, gotta move.
You don't like us very much, do you?
Nats is in jail cos of you.
Nats is in jail because he lost control.
He's lucky we got his son back.
No, he got his son back, OK?
And you're the ones who are lucky he did.
And why is that?
You wanted to punish him for pulling a gun on you.
Luca,
you are overthinking this.
A monkey could understand this, OK?
He stood up to you two, and you didn't like that.
[phone chiming]
Who keeps calling you, hmm?
Oh!
It's a dating app.
You have a lot of messages here.
Yeah, I do.
She's not bad.
Terrible hat, though.
Delete!
And this one
has nice hips.
Good for a little ride.
[chuckles softly]
Let's check for the prospects.
She is the sexiest, but...
Have a look at her.
Not as pretty, but you will have more fun with her.
Trust me.
Alright.
And you?
Oh, wait. No, you don't use a phone to get laid.
No, I don't.
What do you think I do?
Oh, I think when you're hungry, you eat.
[sighing]
You know what?
I'm gonna take your advice.
I'll let you know how this one goes too.
Alright?
Lunch is on me.
Are you serious?
Let's go out tonight.
[Cochrane] So, uh, she get massaged by a guy or a girl?
[Tremblay] A guy.
- You? - A girl.
- Always? - Always.
[chuckling]
Believe me, it's sexual.
You're reading way too much into this.
Mm-hmm.
You know what I think?
I think it's a subtle way for the two of you
to say you want a little bit more variety.
No, I'm not looking for any variety.
This is therapeutic.
- Oh yeah? - Yeah.
Then, next time, get the guy do the rubbing.
Hey, look at this.
That's not right.
Open it up.
[whispering] That's us.
What's happening?
Breathe, Reggie. Come on, stay quiet.
Check it out.
That's us! What do we...
Don't make a sound.
[shallow breathing]
[door buzzing]
[guard] You must have friends in high places.
Oh, yeah? Why's that?
Visiting hours are long over.
Hi.
Oh, my God, look at you! Look at you! Come here!
Oh, baby.
I never wanna let you go.
Ah!
- Hey, have a seat. - You look good.
Yeah? How was the drive?
- It was good. It was good, yeah. - Yeah?
You look good. You look real good.
- I need to talk to you, babe. - Yeah, no doubt. How you doing?
- Oh! - You OK?
How are you doing? I didn't even ask.
- Me? I'm OK, you know? - Such a dick.
No, you're not. Don't say that.
Hey! I miss you, OK?
I miss Adamo too.
Yeah, we miss you too, a lot.
I know.
Zio's got good people looking out for me,
with the lawyers and stuff like that, so...
What's up? Hey.
I'm right here now, OK?
You're still taken care of.
- I love you. - I love you more than ever.
We're together still. It's gonna be OK.
[sighing]
What's wrong? Hey, Val, what is it?
Babe...
I messed up.
You didn't mess up. No, you didn't mess up, OK?
Nobody can predict the future...
I cheated on you.
- You what? - I cheated on you,
and I got caught by this detective,
and she told me if I didn't tell her stuff, she would tell you.
That you cheated on me?
She wanted to ruin our life. I didn't know what to do.
You...
With who?
- It doesn't matter. - No, it matters.
It happened one time.
Who did you cheat on me with, Valentina?
Who?
It doesn't even matter! I swear to God...
Valentina, who did you cheat on me with?
It didn't mean anything.
Who was it? It means something.
You tell me right now. Tell me his name. With who?
- Who? - It was Lester!
From Adamo's playgroup?
The one whose wife got the fake tits? Are you serious?
- No! - Are you serious?
You...
[laughing]
Babe, I don't know why I did it!
I don't know why I did it. It was so stupid.
It was... I was depressed.
- Depressed? - I was sad!
I was sad, and I needed...
I love you so much, babe!
And I was scared, and this witch
started making me say things.
She's started telling me to talk...
Who? Who? Who? Who is she?
Who is this she? Who is this she that made you talk?
This woman from the RCMP, Nellie something.
- What, what did you say to her? - [Val sighing]
Hey! What did you say to her?
Nothing. Honestly, nothing.
What did you say?
Just... just about the two, Christian and Teresa.
Shit.
[Nats] Are you kidding me?
You tell me your exact goddamn words that you said to her,
exactly what you said to her.
Exactly, word for word, you tell me what you said to her.
What does she know?
I just...
It's... Just...
Listen, just about the fentanyl,
but that they wanna do it and you don't want to
and your family doesn't want to.
- Are you kidding me? - Hey, hey, hey!
Calm down! Come on! Settle down!
- [Nats] Are you kidding me? - [guard] Alright, calm down!
You keep your mouth shut!
Valentina, keep your goddamn mouth shut!
- About your whoring! About everything! - Hey! Let go of him!
You don't talk to anybody!
- Can you do that, Valentina? - Yes!
Keep your goddamn mouth shut!
I never should've trusted you!
Let's go! Come on!
I trusted you!
- Come on! - You stupid...
[Nellie shouts]
[sighs]
[door slamming]
[man on radio] Hey, Cochrane, what's going on over there?
We're almost done.
We're gonna watch the game tonight at Sir Winston's.
- You guys coming? - Wanna go?
Yeah, we'll be there.
Close it up.
Wait a second.
What's that?
What do you got?
It's maybe nothing.
Just go home, boys.
Don't they pack these before they load them onto the container?
That's weird.
This crate looks cracked.
[vomiting]
What was that?
[coughing]
Quiet, quiet.
You stay put.
Quiet, quiet.
Shhh, shhh.
[Tremblay] Hey, Cochrane!
You gotta see this!
Mother Mary of God!
That's a hell of a lot of money!
There's gotta be about a million bucks in here.
It's a lot more than that.
Hey! Whoa! What are you doing? Put that down.
- We have to call this in. - What're you out of your mind?
Look where this is going! Mexico!
This is drug money, pure and simple.
Besides, not as if we're taking a payoff from anybody, right?
No one needs to know.
[Tremblay] You can't seriously be thinking about keeping this?
We work our asses off. We put our lives on the line for what?
You keep telling me you gotta get out of that apartment for the kids
and get into a house, right?
Listen, this...
is a winning lottery ticket on the sidewalk,
and we just found it.
No.
No!
We have to call this in.
Listen to me!
You remember that Haitian kid
that you arrested last fall?
You beat him up pretty bad. Poor kid lost his hearing.
I covered for you.
But I can tell 'em the truth.
No more career, no job, no pension.
[Tremblay] You son of a...
You know that was an accident.
[radio] Hey, you guys all clear? What's the hold up?
We're heading for the bar.
Uh, guys? Everything OK over there?
Yeah, all clear.
We'll see you there.
You do what you wanna do, but I'm out.
It's an opportunity of a lifetime, kid.
I ain't no rat, and I'll take this to the grave,
but I want nothing to do with this.
Are we good?
Yeah, we're good.
Tell everyone I wasn't up for it,
and I'll see you back at the station tomorrow.
Put your hands up, pal.
Stand up slow. You know the drill.
- Drop it. - Uh-uh.
Put it down.
Why would you do that?
I said put it down.
I was listening to you and your partner,
and it got me wondering.
When did guys like us lose that youthful idealism?
Drop it now.
I understand, man, this is hard,
letting something like that
slip through your dirty fingers, ain't it?
But I'm doing you a favour.
That money, it's not mine.
We know it's not yours.
But the people it belongs to,
trust me, you and I do not wanna screw with.
Thanks for the tip.
I'm always looking for detectives with your perspective.
Leave it, walk away,
and I will make you so much more, I promise.
- Put down the goddamn gun! - Can't do it.
- Do it. I'll blow your head off! - No, you won't do that.
I'm gonna count to three.
One, two...
Hey, hey.
I couldn't let him do that.
I know, I know.
- Come on, come on. - Oh no.
It's gonna be alright.
Is he OK?
He's gonna be OK, right?
- We'll get him some help! - He's dead.
No, he's not.
- Yeah, he is. - No, he's not.
He was gonna shoot you, right?
He was gonna shoot you, yeah?
Oh, my God!
I didn't mean to do that! Oh, my God!
It's OK! It's OK! It's OK!
- I didn't mean to do that! - It's OK!
- I didn't mean to do that! - Breathe!
It's OK, it's OK! It was an accident.
Come on, now. Come on, now. Get it together!
- It was an accident! - OK.
[phone beeps]
Reggie, look at that. Cops are gone.
Look, cops are gone, OK? This boat's leaving soon.
Come on, we're a team. We gotta do this.
We gotta clean this mess up.
I was trying to help you.
- It's an accident. - We're gonna clean this up.
Then we're gonna get the hell out of here. OK? We gotta do that now.
What are we gonna do with him?
He's going to Mexico.
[boat horn blaring]
[sighs]
Wes! Check it out!
I thought you might wanna play with your friends or with me.
What do you say? Little one-on-one?
I have some free time, and ten bucks says you can't beat me.
No, thanks.
[ball hitting ground]
[phone chimes]
What the hell are you doing here?
If you'd just answer my calls, we wouldn't need to be here.
No, we're done. I told him everything.
I told Nats everything, you hear me?
I don't owe you anything anymore.
- Look, I'm worried about you. - You got nothing on me now.
- You don't get it. - I don't get what?
They're gonna kill you.
Oh, now you're worried about me?
You know what?
Shove it up your ass!
- Val... - I'm done!
Don't you ever call me again!
You are not... Val!
[electronic dance on sound system]
What about her in the red dress?
She looks like an escort.
That's never stopped you before.
Her?
Not bad,
but look at that tacky dress. Please.
You're really being difficult tonight, hmm?
Stop thinking about everyone back home.
It will work out.
Papa gave this to us
because he knew that we could handle it,
and we can.
We'll give Luca a month.
As long as he does what we say, it will work out.
What do you see in him?
Authenticity.
He looks, um, innocent.
Could be fun!
But it's your turn tonight.
Am I counting?
I want to give you to my brother.
It's not your fault.
Reggie, it's not your fault.
I wanna go home.
Alright.
I saw a lot of police.
Payment's in full. It's on its way.
But there was a little problem.
Get some extra cargo, dead cop.
So you make your problem our problem?
I had to be flexible,
so now you do too.
That's how we get things done.
Actually, Declan, our deal with you is over.
You're in the middle of a war here,
and that is not good for business.
Who is that guy?
Maybe you should walk away.
Just... Just leave it all.
We could go anywhere, right?
Declan?
What are you thinking?
This would be the right time.
Leave it all.
Just leave it all.
[Declan] Next time on Bad Blood: - Eight fentanyl overdoses at the weekend.
[Dom] A couple of kids they found on a reserve.
We're shutting it down.
Pop's says we're out, OK, but I'm still in.
Dealers are mixing fentanyl with cocaine.
Who would put poison in drugs?
Teresa and Christian are who you want.
Well, we want you to only buy from us. No more Declan.
Right now, a gangster is running a better investigation than we are.
Tell me everything.
- Hi, Enzo. - I don't know you.
Nellie Bullock, RCMP.
[Declan] The only way we win is to get them...
to rip themselves apart from the inside.