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Rookie Blue Season 5 Episode 9

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00:01Okay, back off. Back off. I can smell celery patchouli from here.
00:05You know what? That is the smell of earthy moss mixed with love and it's wicked.
00:10We're in a dark, moist basement.
00:12Never say moist again.
00:13That is an expensive piece of equipment, Peck.
00:15Oh.
00:16Ew.
00:17I'm gonna go on a little adventure.
00:20Hey, is that a body cam?
00:22You jam on your cheek.
00:23Awww.
00:24It's cold days, you know, but you know what? I am gonna make a reservation tonight.
00:31You and me dinner at a restaurant. I'm making a reservation.
00:34Oh, really? At like a real restaurant?
00:35At a real restaurant, like couples do.
00:37You guys are so boring.
00:38Shut up.
00:39Is that thing on?
00:40What are you doing? Don't.
00:44That is exactly how these body mounted cameras are not to be used today.
00:48You made a reservation yet?
00:49I'm on it. I'm on it.
00:50Our agenda.
00:51Today is moving day.
00:52Uh, the municipality called.
00:54Management at a subsidized housing complex needs our help.
00:57The complex is being torn down and the residents are being moved to a neighboring building.
01:01Uh, they're going to be stragglers.
01:03So our job is to make sure that everybody is out by the end of the day.
01:06Great. So we get to be the bad guys.
01:07Hey, sir.
01:09I'm requesting desk duty because I'd rather mop the floor with my tongue.
01:12Thank you for volunteering. Peck, you're gonna ride with Collins today.
01:15I, for one, am happy to be back out there.
01:17You know, digging through garbage, relocation duty, whatever it takes.
01:21Okay.
01:22Now, I appreciate your enthusiasm.
01:23Uh, McNally, see you on price.
01:26Um, the city is running a trial.
01:28We're testing out these babies, uh, in three different divisions.
01:30Are those mandatory?
01:31Today they are.
01:32Don't worry.
01:33None of this footage is gonna make it out of the division.
01:35IT never made it down here.
01:36Epstein, are you gonna hang back and show me the techie ropes?
01:39Remember to hit record when you're in public.
01:40Turn it off when you go to the bathroom.
01:42Good advice.
01:43Pants off, camera off.
01:44Okay?
01:45Other than that, you must keep it on when you're on the street.
01:48Okay?
01:49Serve, protect, and keep it PG.
01:51Green light means buffering, red light means it's recording, and, uh, no light means
02:04it's off.
02:05That makes no sense.
02:06Green should be on, red should be off, right?
02:08You know what?
02:09This is exactly like when I waitressed.
02:11The Eggs Benedict came with hash browns.
02:13The Eggs Florentine came with salad.
02:15Eggs Benedict should come with salad because it already has the bacon.
02:17Eggs Florentine should come with hash browns because you can handle it.
02:21Somebody have a reception for you.
02:24Sometimes you just gotta let her talk it out.
02:27I was with her until she referred to Eggs Florentine as a she.
02:29Let's roll, Peck.
02:35Moving day without beer.
02:37GT's all around.
02:38I don't mind moving days.
02:39I like them.
02:40Yeah?
02:41You know, close one door, open another.
02:42Brand new chapter.
02:43I'm all over it.
02:44What I'm not all over is the fact that I have to wear this thing.
02:46I'm gonna be second guessing myself all day.
02:47You're gonna be second guessing yourself all day anyway.
02:49Hey.
02:50You remember when, uh, Duncan was filming me?
02:52Right?
02:53When he was suspended and I was just trying to be nice and then I almost got fired.
02:56Oh yeah, that old chestnut.
02:57Will you forget about it after five minutes?
02:59That's exactly what I'm afraid of.
03:00All right.
03:01I gotta go.
03:02You say that like it's a bathroom.
03:03Hey, what restaurant are you going to later?
03:05That's a surprise.
03:06Oh?
03:07Yeah.
03:08Well, talk about a brand new chapter.
03:13All right.
03:16Yes, I'd like to make a reservation for two at eight o'clock.
03:22Who eats dinner at five?
03:24Hey.
03:25He brought them.
03:26Well, I said I would.
03:27Just, I didn't know if he'd, you know, follow through.
03:29Signed, sealed, delivered.
03:30I don't know what to say.
03:31There's nothing left to say.
03:32Okay.
03:33Well, that's okay.
03:34Well, that's okay.
03:35Well, uh, take care of it.
03:36Yeah.
03:37You all right?
03:38Yeah.
03:39It's, um, got them.
03:40It's official?
03:41Yeah.
03:42Well, it will be later.
03:43Clean slate.
03:44We need it.
03:45We do.
03:46Hey, have you heard from Chris?
03:47Is he, um, how's his vacation going?
03:48Uh, good, I think.
03:49You know, he's allowed to make calls in the evening, so I've been talking to him.
03:52I'm going to go see him this weekend.
03:53We'll see.
03:54Oh, good.
03:55Rehab kind of sounds like jail.
03:56Mm-hmm.
03:57Yeah.
03:58You all right?
03:59Yeah.
04:00It's, um, got them.
04:01It's official?
04:02Yeah.
04:03Well, it will be later.
04:05Clean slate.
04:06We need it.
04:07We do.
04:08Hey, have you heard from Chris?
04:10Is he, um, how's his vacation going?
04:12Uh, good, I think.
04:13You know, he's allowed to make calls in the evening, so I've been talking to him.
04:17I'm going to go see him this weekend.
04:18We'll see.
04:19Oh, good.
04:20Rehab kind of sounds like jail.
04:21Hi, Steve.
04:22What do you think of these things?
04:23It's like they don't trust us.
04:24I don't mind them.
04:25Besides, I got nothing to hide.
04:26Not anymore.
04:27Those are your divorce papers?
04:28I can't tell if I want to sign them now, or wait for lunch, you know, and celebrate
04:29with something special.
04:30Like a hot dog.
04:31Huh?
04:32What?
04:33What?
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04:56Bye.
04:57What?
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04:59What?
05:00Well, let's go.
05:01Let's go with me.
05:02Oh, let's go, toe.
05:03Here I go.
05:04Tell me if there are any potholes?
05:06Tell me if there are any potholes?
05:08Mm-hmm.
05:10I missed a spot.
05:14I really hope that he can meet me today.
05:17I need to get this done.
05:20Pothole!
05:30What's that, Mumbles?
05:33It's just shaping up to be a very fantastic day.
05:36We're going to watch people move for about ten hours,
05:37and then I'm headed straight to a Peck family dinner.
05:41Ooh, I do not miss those passive-aggressive conversations,
05:44all smiles and insults.
05:46It's just that this was supposed to be my first dinner with them
05:48as a lesbian,
05:51just kind of hoping it would be with Holly and Tracy and Leo.
05:55They were supposed to be there,
05:57and now she and Steve are on the outs,
05:59so we're just a couple of sad sacks.
06:04The failed pails.
06:05I'd be so happy if I never had a family dinner ever again.
06:08Don't say that.
06:10Right.
06:12I'm sorry.
06:14You don't have a family,
06:16and I know normally I mean to be insensitive,
06:18but I didn't actually mean it that time.
06:19It's fine.
06:20You could come if you wanted.
06:21No.
06:23I'm more of a lone wolf.
06:25Yeah, my parents still hate you anyway.
06:26It's fair enough.
06:36Officer Chloe Price, 8.15 a.m., arrived at Martin Grove Townhouses.
06:41It is partially cloudy, and moving day has started.
06:45What are you doing?
06:47I'm setting the scene.
06:48Say hi to Dove.
06:49I will not.
06:50We have a lot to do today.
06:51I mean, we've got to get six families out,
06:54and we have to do a sweep of 12 units.
06:55We've got Barbara Coleman, Unit 49.
06:57Somebody stole my bike.
06:59Okay.
07:00Did you see anything,
07:01or were you all just standing around talking?
07:03Sir, we just got here, all right?
07:04We didn't see your bike.
07:05You want to leave us your name and the serial number,
07:07we'll look.
07:07I spray painted it orange to make it look hideous
07:09so nobody would steal it.
07:11You know something, but you're not saying.
07:12I can assure you we have no idea who stole your bike.
07:17This moving day business, it's repulsive.
07:20And it's a cash grab.
07:21It's all a cash grab,
07:22because I know how you people work.
07:23Okay, you know what?
07:23Get your hand out.
07:23Do not touch me.
07:24Hey, get your hands off me.
07:27Get your hand.
07:28This is ludicrous.
07:29I didn't do anything.
07:30Okay.
07:31I didn't do anything.
07:32Stop.
07:32I don't want to arrest you,
07:34but I will if you don't chill out.
07:35Arrest me for what?
07:36He's assaulting a police officer.
07:38Excuse me?
07:39Who's assaulting who?
07:40Here.
07:41I didn't do anything.
07:43Are you cool?
07:47Yes.
07:49Sorry.
07:51Let him go.
07:52What?
07:53It's fine.
07:53Let him go.
07:56We can take your statement for the stolen bike.
07:57That's it.
07:58Do you understand?
08:00Unbelievable.
08:00I'm glad that you people are protecting us.
08:09It's over, guys.
08:10Let's go.
08:11Come on.
08:11Okay, okay.
08:12Move along.
08:13Let's get this party started.
08:15Diana Solomon, Unit 7.
08:18You know, I stopped helping people move about a year ago.
08:21I don't think you've ever helped anyone move.
08:22That's true.
08:24I don't even like watching people move.
08:25I find it exhausting.
08:26This is the police.
08:31We're here to ensure you vacate the premises today.
08:36Hi.
08:37Hi.
08:37Are your parents home?
08:38Diana Solomon, is that your mom?
08:40Brandy, who is it?
08:43Oh.
08:44Hi.
08:45Hi, I'm Officer Collins.
08:46This is my partner, Officer Peck.
08:48Uh, I'm Josh.
08:49That's Brandy.
08:50Before you say anything, uh, I know we're supposed to be out of here already.
08:53Our mom just left to pick up the rental van.
08:56It's okay.
08:57I'm good.
08:57You good?
08:58Yeah, I'm really good.
08:59Good.
09:00Really good.
09:00All right, you guys take care.
09:01Hey, remember, lift with your legs, not your back.
09:07This is our server site.
09:09Each one of these lists are clips that have already been uploaded.
09:12Two is Collins, four is Peck, six is McNally, and eight is Chloe.
09:18Okay.
09:19But we can watch them now if we wanted to?
09:21Sure.
09:22Clips are uploaded every eight minutes or every two gigabytes.
09:25Yeah.
09:25Gigabytes.
09:26Right.
09:27Uh, okay.
09:28So let's watch one then.
09:29Which one?
09:30Um, I don't know.
09:31What about that one?
09:34What is wrong with you?
09:35I ate one of those cheese and all of those bagels and then I rub my eye.
09:39What?
09:40That was stupid.
09:41That was hilarious.
09:52Okay, here, take this, all of it, if you want.
09:55Go to the vending machines and get us some snacks.
09:57This is like movie day or something.
09:59Hurry up.
10:01So this is Mr. Eric Dupuis, apartment 23.
10:04It rhymes.
10:06It's open, though.
10:09It's the police.
10:10I'm going to clear the house.
10:13Yeah, okay.
10:15Uh, 1519 requesting EMS, uh, Merton Grove Townhouses, apartment 23.
10:19We have a man in this building.
10:21Uh!
10:211519, EMS, can you update the position of the man?
10:25This is 1519, we have a possible suspect that just fled the scene.
10:35Uh, he's, uh, approximately 5'10", medium build, dark brown hair, wearing a gray and red hoodie with some blood on it.
10:44Uh, the victim is breathing but unconscious.
10:46Copy, 2319, standing back.
10:48He, uh, jumped over the fence, he was too far ahead, so I just went back and tended to the victim.
10:55So why do we think our runner's the one to beat up the other guy?
10:57He was aggressive, he had blood on his shirt, he mean he was running for a reason.
11:00And who does the apartment belong to?
11:02Uh, Mr. Eric Dupuis, he moved into his new place about a week ago.
11:05All right, you two canvass the area, call if you hear anything.
11:07I'm going to go to the hospital with the victim.
11:09Okay.
11:09Okay.
11:09Tracy, do you need any help back at the station?
11:14No, you guys finish up here and check and see if our runner's hiding out in any of these townhouses.
11:20Nice try.
11:21Let's go check in on those kids, see if they saw anything.
11:26Brandy!
11:27Josh!
11:28It's Officer Collins!
11:30Hey, what's going on?
11:32Do you mind if we step in?
11:34Yeah, sure.
11:34Hey, we just wanted to check in, see if you guys have seen a man run by dark hair who's wearing a red and gray hoodie.
11:42Uh, no.
11:43Uh, Brandy, did you?
11:45Nope.
11:45Your mom's not back yet?
11:47Uh, no, she just called.
11:49Stupid rental place is overbooked, so now she has to wait for someone to return a van.
11:52You collect bicycles?
11:55Uh, no, they're not mine.
11:56I repair them.
11:58There's this guy at the rec center around the corner, and he taught me how.
12:00What's his name?
12:00Who?
12:01The guy at the rec center.
12:02Oh, uh, Danny.
12:04Danny what?
12:05Mitchell.
12:05Danny Mitchell.
12:06Yep.
12:07He fixed his bikes at?
12:08The rec center around the corner.
12:09The rec center around the corner that's called the Danny Mitchell Rec Center?
12:14There was a guy earlier today, he was complaining about a stolen bicycle, and he said he spray-painted it orange so that nobody would take it.
12:21I guess that didn't really work out, did it?
12:23A lot of people spray-paint their bikes.
12:25Oh, yeah?
12:25A lot of people also scratch the serial numbers off.
12:27How else are we supposed to pay rent?
12:29A mom can't do it on her own anymore.
12:34Whoa, whoa, whoa.
12:35That is not an excuse to steal your neighbor's bikes.
12:37We're going to have to arrest you for possession of stolen property.
12:40Um, we really going to take these guys in?
12:44You know there's audio on these things and that everything they just said was recorded, right?
12:51Right.
12:52I'm going to take them in.
12:53No, no, no.
12:54You love moving day.
12:55You stay, wait for the mom, bring her to the station when she gets here.
12:58You too.
12:58Come with me.
12:59He likely has a severe concussion, but his CT was clear.
13:06We'll do more tests when he wakes up.
13:08We didn't find any ID, but he had a bottle of oxycodone on him.
13:13This is Barbara Coleman.
13:14Yeah, I'm sure he's been taking them.
13:16He has to be in a lot of pain.
13:18Aside from today, this guy has extensive bruising and broken ribs in various stages of healing, plus the broken arm.
13:25So he's been beaten more than once.
13:26Yeah, I'm going to, I'm going to hold on to this.
13:29Can you call me if he wakes up?
13:31Of course.
13:34What if you just give us loads of community service and call it a day?
13:39Come on, you seem like a nice guy.
13:41I am a nice guy.
13:42And I managed to put myself through college without stealing any bikes.
13:45Hey, what's up?
13:47You two, take a seat.
13:48Stay put.
13:49Can I talk to you soon?
13:50Yeah.
13:50Look, I don't want to press charges here.
13:57These are good kids.
13:58Clean records.
13:59They go into the system now.
14:00Even as juveniles, it's a slippery slope.
14:02All right, where are the parents?
14:03No, it's just the mom.
14:04The girl's waiting on her at the house.
14:07All right, they're minors.
14:09You can't book them without a guardian present.
14:10So, you have until Mommy Dearest shows up to run CPIC or do a property check.
14:17You know what?
14:19See if any of those bikes were reported stolen.
14:21If I can convince the bike owners not to press charges, I'm going to let the kids go.
14:25See?
14:25Not just a pretty face.
14:30Hey, any luck?
14:31I have no idea.
14:32Because I just waited and waited.
14:35And then she just never showed.
14:36So, I started asking around and no one's, like, seen the mom in a year.
14:43Wait, you think they live there on their own?
14:45Yeah, I guess so.
14:47Can you come and get me now?
14:55Hey, you!
14:59Is this your bicycle?
15:04How'd you know?
15:06Oh, it's just a wild guess.
15:08Did you find it?
15:09I was in one of the empty units.
15:11I've been riding in circles looking for you.
15:15You're welcome.
15:26Hey, did you move around a lot as a kid?
15:29No.
15:30Well, my mom left when I was younger.
15:32I mean, my dad stayed in the house until I was finished school.
15:34I'm really sorry.
15:35I didn't know about your mom.
15:36Yeah, all good.
15:37Okay.
15:38What about you?
15:39Um, yeah.
15:40I mean, my parents left to renovate.
15:42It was their thing.
15:43It must have been tough, though.
15:44Changing schools all the time.
15:46No.
15:47I mean, making friends became my thing.
15:50Obviously.
15:50Hello, Wes?
15:57Yeah.
15:57He can, uh, meet up later, which is great.
16:01Are you all right?
16:02Yeah.
16:03No, I don't know.
16:04I just, I keep going back and forth in my head, you know?
16:06Like, the first six months of our relationship was the best, and the last six months was the
16:11worst, and it's very confusing, and I...
16:13I'm sorry, hold that thought.
16:14Yeah, uh, hey, Trace, what's up?
16:16Hey, our guy's still unconscious.
16:18You get anything?
16:19Nothing.
16:20All right, I'm gonna head back to the station.
16:22All right, we'll keep walking around, but, uh, so far, no one's seen anything.
16:27Andy, the suspect?
16:29Red and gray hoodie, blood on it, jeans?
16:32Mm-hmm.
16:32He's about 5'10", medium build, dark hair?
16:34Sir, you can't be in here.
16:35He's here.
16:36What?
16:36Yep, I'm looking at him right now.
16:38No, I don't want to cause any problem.
16:43It's a wall of oxycodone, and, uh, it was prescribed to a...
16:47Hey.
16:48Hi.
16:49It was prescribed to a Mrs. Barbara Coleman from a Dr. Arpaiva.
16:52Can you look into that?
16:52Sure.
16:53Should I find out?
16:54Thanks for coming in.
16:55No, I nada.
16:55Can I see those?
16:57Thanks.
16:58Barbara Coleman, she was on our list today, at the complex.
17:02Is Andy still there?
17:02She is.
17:03I'll give her a call.
17:04I'll check on the Coleman unit.
17:05Thanks, Doc.
17:07This is, uh...
17:08Sargai?
17:08Yeah.
17:10He is my brother.
17:13His name is Gabriel.
17:17We fought with a family member, but it's all right now.
17:21My fault was mine.
17:23Why did he leave us?
17:24I didn't know what to do.
17:26I was afraid.
17:29Tell me, Kaya, if you're going to stay here.
17:32With my brother.
17:34I'm going to visit with my brothers, Julia and Gabriel,
17:37to know him.
17:38I'm going to be here.
17:38I'm going to see you.
17:38I'll be here.
17:39I'll be here.
17:39You're going to be here.
17:40I'll be here.
17:40Ah, can we say the name of Supreme?
17:47Aldo.
17:49Aldo.
17:51We are here to help.
17:53We are on the same side.
17:56Who killed his brother?
17:58It was the Supreme.
18:03We can't let him know what he said.
18:10I tried.
18:18It was 20 minutes of nothing.
18:21He won't even say who he's staying with.
18:23Yeah, I got that much.
18:24Let's run it through again.
18:26What do we have?
18:27Aldo Silva.
18:29It's his brother who's in the hospital, Gabriel Silva.
18:32They arrived from a little village in northern Brazil a few weeks ago.
18:36They came with another brother, Julio, and they are staying with a cousin.
18:40I guess it's just too much to ask for his passport.
18:43It's an undocumented worker's petrified of deportation.
18:47I don't want to.
18:48What should I call immigration?
18:50Not yet.
18:51Let's get him a coffee, give him a few minutes, and maybe he'll give us something.
18:55Okay.
18:56Hey, in the meantime, do you guys know of any good restaurants in the neighborhood that don't require a reservation?
19:02Good luck.
19:03It's Thursday.
19:04No, no.
19:05There's actually this really great dive bar on Queen Street that serves delicious doubles.
19:09Oh, doubles.
19:10Okay.
19:11What's a double?
19:12It's Trinidadian street food.
19:15All right.
19:16We've got various milk products, some soggy cucumber, mush in a bowl.
19:20There's an orange drink, and this thing looks like hummus.
19:23Can I just have a coffee?
19:25Really?
19:26You're 15.
19:27Can I wrestle that?
19:28Sure.
19:29There's no crackers, though.
19:30You want to give the soggy cucumber a whirl?
19:32I just need a spoon.
19:38I take it.
19:39Good luck.
19:40Good man.
19:41Have a seat.
19:42Thanks.
19:43So how long has it been since you've seen your mom?
19:59She left about a year ago.
20:01We never told anyone because we didn't want to get put in some group home.
20:04They'll split us up.
20:05Any idea where she went?
20:06Took off with her stupid boyfriend.
20:07She was barely around anyway.
20:09Look, even if we don't lay charges on the bike thing, I'm still gonna have to call family
20:13services.
20:14Why are you being such a fat jerk?
20:16Okay, you're not fat at all, but you're being a jerk.
20:19Look, Brandy.
20:20Josh can take care of us.
20:22He'll be my legal guardian in a couple of years.
20:25He's already paid first last month's rent for the new apartment.
20:27With money he made selling stolen bicycles.
20:29Look, what you guys have done for each other is really impressive.
20:35But your kids, you shouldn't have to worry about first and last month's rent.
20:40She won't know where we are when she comes back.
20:43Josh isn't coming back.
21:01Mrs. Coleman!
21:05Hello?
21:06This is the police!
21:18Hello?
21:19This is the police!
21:22starting.
21:23Anything to the police which can push us?
21:27Let's take care of us!
21:28You see
21:33You see
21:52Dr. Pyevin, thanks for coming in on such short notice.
21:57Of course. Happy to be of assistance.
21:59Barbara Coleman was a patient of yours. Is that correct?
22:03Yes. I've never met her, though.
22:05I inherited her from a former clinic partner.
22:08We've been phoning in her prescriptions.
22:11I know I should have met with her personally,
22:12but I went to a community clinic, and we've been backed up for weeks.
22:16Dr. Pyevin?
22:17Yes, please. Call me Rita.
22:19Hi, Rita. Staff Sergeant Oliver Shaw.
22:21Uh, if you wouldn't mind following me, I'd like to ask you a few questions.
22:24Um, of course.
22:25Thank you. Officer?
22:32There's got to be about 15 people who live here.
22:35And there was, like, a plaster all over the place, or, like, drywall or something.
22:40Yeah, I had the super fax over the lease.
22:42The place was rented to Barbara Coleman, but the sin and phone numbers were fake.
22:46Oh, hey, guys, do you mind if I slip away for, like, 20 minutes?
22:52I just have to drop off the divorce papers before the lawyer's place closes.
22:56Yes, go. Be divorced.
22:58See you later.
23:02Oh.
23:03You, uh, you prescribed illegally.
23:10I've been helping him, all right?
23:14He was injured. He was in pain.
23:16No health care, no money, no one to turn to.
23:19Well, I didn't get his real name.
23:22He wouldn't give it to me.
23:24He gave me the name, Mrs. Coleman.
23:26I assumed it was already set up by the company that he was working for.
23:30I didn't ask questions.
23:31I wasn't going to turn him in to be deported back to Islam.
23:34It's got to be better than being regularly beaten by somebody here.
23:39You think?
23:40Have you seen the favelas?
23:42The slums in Fortaleza, Salvador, Natal?
23:45These men live under sheets of metal,
23:48surrounded by garbage, disease, and violence.
23:50There is no work.
23:52What about refugee status?
23:53The acceptance rate for refugees is less than 40%.
23:57You call immigration and you take away any chance
23:59that these men may have a new beginning.
24:01And you have no idea who they were working for?
24:03I'm sorry. No.
24:06I think that's all for now,
24:07so if we have any more questions, we'll get in touch with you.
24:09Okay. Thank you.
24:12Should we report her?
24:15It's health insurance fraud.
24:16I mean, she'd lose her job.
24:19Can we see if we find these guys first?
24:23Dr. Paiva?
24:28Hi. I'm Officer McNally.
24:30My colleague, Officer Epstein,
24:31told me that you're the doctor they brought in.
24:33You speak Portuguese, right?
24:34Yes.
24:35Okay. I know you're busy and you're on your way out,
24:37but would you mind talking to one of the victims for us?
24:39We tried, you know, but we're the police,
24:41and maybe you can get them to open up.
24:44It's two minutes.
24:52Just sit, please.
24:55Please tell him that we know about his mistreatment
24:57and also are aware of his current living conditions,
24:59but more importantly,
25:01just let him know we want to help him, okay?
25:03Sure. Thank you.
25:04Hey.
25:12Chrissy's going to play?
25:14Uh, more of a go-fish girl, but thanks.
25:23I'm sorry.
25:24There's clearly something going on,
25:26but he won't tell me.
25:28These men, they're very wary.
25:29They don't trust people easily.
25:31Okay. Well, thank you for trying.
25:34Of course.
25:58Hey.
25:58Ketchup and mustard.
26:02Thank you for meeting me here.
26:03Send knowing you want to make your first divorce feel special.
26:06First? Please, I'm not getting married ever again.
26:08It's the worst.
26:09I hear that.
26:11Ah, cheers.
26:12To us being divorces.
26:16Cheers.
26:21Mm-hmm.
26:21Mm-hmm.
26:24I got my H.O.T.
26:26Hey.
26:28I got my D.O.G.
26:31I love that street and meat.
26:32So drop that meaty beef.
26:34Hey.
26:34Why do you always get out?
26:35The hay has never worked.
26:38Yeah, it does.
26:39It's a punctuation.
26:40Like, mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm-mm.
26:43Hey.
26:44Yeah, okay.
26:45It's not like you care about punctuation
26:47when you're actually talking.
26:48You're just talking, talking, talking,
26:49never stop.
26:50It's actually kind of adorable.
26:51What happened, Claude?
26:55You insulted me, and then you complimented me right after.
26:58I mean, with us.
27:00What happened with us?
27:01Oh.
27:03Marriage.
27:04True.
27:06If I can fix that, here.
27:09Oh.
27:10Oh, yeah.
27:10Five nights.
27:12You're a drug, I know.
27:17Done.
27:19And done.
27:22Just hope Epstein's taking care of you.
27:25He is.
27:26Good.
27:27Good.
27:28Because you deserve it.
27:29For what it's worth,
27:33I know it's my fault
27:34things went sideways
27:35after we got married.
27:38Well, I mean,
27:39it wasn't all your fault.
27:49Um, I-I gotta...
27:51I gotta go.
27:52So, um...
27:55Um...
27:59I understand,
28:06but they don't want to be separated.
28:09Okay.
28:10Um...
28:11Well, what about a co-ed group home?
28:13All right.
28:15All right, fine.
28:16Uh, thank you.
28:17All right, talk to me.
28:18Collins,
28:19your teenagers are still in the...
28:21lounge,
28:21just strung out on coffee.
28:22Am I hummus?
28:23It's gone.
28:24That was family services.
28:25They got something for the girl downtown,
28:26but they want to put the older brother up in Sudbury.
28:28It's four hours before.
28:30I'm sorry to hear that, Nick.
28:32I mean, we both know
28:33there's only so much we can do.
28:36I want to arrest them both.
28:37What?
28:39If I lay charges on the bikes,
28:40then they'll have records.
28:41QV records,
28:41which can be expunged in a couple years,
28:43so it's no big deal.
28:43Okay, so why bother?
28:44There are co-ed group homes
28:46for kids with records.
28:48Go with God.
28:55Hey, uh,
28:56can I speak to Wendy, please?
28:59Hey, can you come here a sec?
29:00Hey, yeah.
29:00You want to see me?
29:02Okay.
29:03You know that doctor that came in?
29:04Spoke to Aldo?
29:05Um...
29:06Dr. Pava?
29:06Yes.
29:07Okay.
29:07When she left,
29:08he completely broke down.
29:09I ended up getting the conversation
29:11on the body cam.
29:11Can you translate what she said to him?
29:13Yeah, of course.
29:15The main thing
29:17to be on my channel
29:18was Julio.
29:20It will end with thousands
29:21before my mother won't fall out.
29:22Say one more word
29:24and they will kill Julio.
29:26That woman wasn't translating.
29:27She's in on it.
29:32Ah.
29:33Hey!
29:35Hey!
29:36Swarik.
29:39Julio Silva,
29:40Aldo's brother.
29:40Dr. Pava,
29:41you're under arrest.
29:42For what?
29:43And it's not just
29:43the Silva brothers
29:44and a couple of illegal immigrants.
29:46There's a whole bunch of names here
29:47and they're all Brazilian.
29:49Prescribing medication illegally,
29:51withholding and tampering
29:52with evidence,
29:53and, uh,
29:53conspiring to traffic humans.
29:54That's an insulting allegation.
29:56Save it for your lawyer.
29:57Is this your cell phone?
30:00Six calls to Luis Sousa
30:01in the last hour.
30:03Let's trace that number.
30:07Okay,
30:08I tracked the cell number
30:09Tracy gave me
30:10to a construction site
30:11down on Queens Quay.
30:13Talked to the contractor.
30:14Turns out the plastering company
30:15is owned by a guy
30:16named Luis Sousa.
30:17His workers are mostly Brazilian.
30:19Okay.
30:20So,
30:20I looked into this Sousa guy.
30:23Guess who he's married to?
30:26Doctor,
30:26what's your face?
30:28Exactly.
30:29According to this contractor,
30:30a white panel van
30:31drops the plastering guys off
30:32every morning
30:33and picks him up
30:33every night at 8.
30:34Okay,
30:34so we gotta get down there now.
30:36If she tipped him off,
30:37he could be gone.
30:38Get to work on the line.
30:43It's 10 after 8.
30:44You wanna go?
30:45Hang on, hang on.
30:46I think it's a them now.
30:51Let's roll.
30:52Okay.
30:52Okay.
30:52Okay.
31:02License registration, please.
31:12Sir, you need to step out of the car.
31:14Okay.
31:15Can I ask why?
31:16Sure, you can ask why.
31:17Detective?
31:18Search warrant.
31:20We're gonna need to come.
31:21Just get your cell phone, too.
31:23My phone is at the office.
31:24That's a shame.
31:25Your wife tried to call you six times.
31:26Let's open that door.
31:29Louise, Susie,
31:30you're under arrest
31:31for human trafficking.
31:33Julio Silva.
31:35Julio Silva.
31:37Julio?
31:37We have your sister in the squad.
31:39Let's take it to the governor.
31:41Go.
31:43Go, everyone.
31:44Go.
31:45This is 1519.
31:47We're gonna need a city bus
31:48for transportation for the victims.
31:49We're at 2387 Queens Quay.
31:52We're also gonna need
31:52the EMS standing by the station.
31:54Copy that 1519.
31:55We're diverting the bus
31:56to your location.
31:57Please stand by.
32:04Hi, immigration is here.
32:06Okay.
32:06Um, this senhor vai fazer
32:08mais algumas perguntas,
32:09mas eu vou ficar mesmo aqui.
32:12Bye-bye.
32:21What do you say?
32:24Well, um,
32:26earlier today,
32:27Aldo's brother Gabriel
32:28was beaten
32:29by Mr. Sousa
32:30when he asked
32:31for his passport back.
32:33Mr. Sousa's been
32:35moving them around
32:36every few weeks,
32:37so
32:38Aldo and Gabriel
32:39tried to run away
32:40during the move.
32:42Both brothers
32:43have been separated
32:44from their youngest brother,
32:45Julio,
32:45since they landed here
32:46three months ago.
32:48That's good work, Price.
32:49Thank you, sir.
33:06Julio?
33:06How are you?
33:13How are you?
33:13How are you?
33:14Good.
33:14Good.
33:23I have so much
33:24I'm so glad you must say.
33:42Right, go home, you look terrible.
33:44The last thing I want to do right now is go out for dinner.
33:54I'm so exhausted.
33:55Yeah, I hear that, sister.
33:57I just feel bad.
33:58You know, Sam finally made reservations at a restaurant which he never does.
34:02I just want to have dinner in bed.
34:04Yeah.
34:05Oh, hey, did Wes sign those papers?
34:08Yeah, he did.
34:09Awesome.
34:10He did, yeah.
34:11Which means that...
34:18You weren't climbing.
34:19I was trying to close a book.
34:21Oh.
34:22Is it chapter?
34:23Yeah, yeah, yeah.
34:24Yes.
34:25Shutting a door.
34:27High five, anyway.
34:28I don't know.
34:29I'm just, I'm moving forward.
34:31Yeah, that's good.
34:32Yeah, that's good.
34:33Yeah.
34:34Oh, and by the way, you were totally right.
34:37The cameras helped way more than they hurt, especially when I forgot to turn it off and
34:40got Paiva on it.
34:41Win.
34:44Oh, my God.
34:46Oh, my God.
34:47I forgot to turn off my camera when I went to go see Wes.
34:50What happened?
34:51Uh...
34:53That was her problem.
34:54I had no idea.
34:56Oh, my God.
34:57Hey, I heard you guys took down a human trafficking operation.
35:06I, on the other hand, I perused second-hand household items for...
35:11I think it was about an hour.
35:13All those family memories just tossed aside.
35:17It made me feel downright melancholy.
35:30It was a really good talk.
35:40Hey.
35:41Hey.
35:42How far along are you on that?
35:43I still have them 3 p.m. onwards.
35:45Do you even need to finish that?
35:46I mean, it was just a trial, right?
35:48Oh, yeah.
35:49I like to be organized before I go home.
35:50Doug, come on.
35:53We barely get to see each other, and I miss you.
35:57Are you okay?
35:59Yeah.
36:01No.
36:02No, I'm not.
36:03Today was just a really emotional day on all levels, and I have a lot of levels.
36:11Well, I love your levels.
36:12I have to tell you something.
36:18I, uh...
36:20I didn't have time to drop off the divorce papers.
36:25But I will.
36:26First thing in the morning.
36:29Okay.
36:30Sounds good.
36:32Do you need a ride?
36:33Yeah.
36:35Yeah, I need a ride.
36:37Okay.
36:38Are you gonna go get changed?
36:42Sure.
36:44Be back in five minutes.
36:45Come on, come on, come on, come on.
36:46Come on.
36:47Come on, come on, come on.
36:48Come on.
36:49Come on.
36:50Come on.
36:51Come on.
36:52Come on.
36:53Come on.
36:54Come on.
36:55Come on.
36:56Come on.
36:57Come on.
36:58Come on.
36:59Come on.
37:00Come on.
37:02So I turn 18, and my record just magically disappears?
37:05Yeah, pretty much.
37:06And putting us in juvie is the only way we can stay together.
37:09Whoa, whoa, whoa.
37:10It's not juvie.
37:11It's a group home.
37:12It's a great one.
37:13We don't even have toothbrushes.
37:15I'll pick some up for you.
37:16And tomorrow, the social worker's gonna go with you to your old place to sort out your
37:20belongings.
37:21You guys have been on your own for a long time.
37:24It's okay to let someone else take care of you.
37:26Like that's gonna happen here.
37:27It is.
37:29Nick, how would you know?
37:32Because I spent three years here.
37:35Okay, guys, put your phones away.
37:47Here, dig in.
37:48Careful, it's scorching.
37:50Nicky, here's a corner piece.
37:52Hey, my favorite.
37:53It's amazing you remember.
37:55So, Nick, how come you lived here?
37:57Where are your parents?
37:59They, uh, they died in an accident when I was 12.
38:02What kind of accident?
38:03It was a car accident?
38:05They were hit by a drunk driver.
38:07I ended up living with my uncle for a while.
38:09That didn't work out, so I ran away.
38:11And then he stole a car, drove it into a lake, and ended up here.
38:14I thought you said I got through college without stealing.
38:16No, I said I got through college without stealing bikes.
38:19When things are tough, sometimes we convince ourselves that the way to be strong is to shut
38:24everyone out.
38:25But I want you kids to know that that's baloney.
38:28You've got to keep an open heart.
38:30Hear me?
38:31Oh, yeah.
38:32Okay.
38:33Anybody want more garlic bread?
38:35I made too much.
38:48Hey.
38:49You must be so tired.
38:51Not too bad.
38:52Why?
38:53Are you?
38:54No.
38:55No, I'm good.
38:56Dinner reservations.
38:57Yes.
38:58How do you feel about Trinidadian doubles?
39:01What?
39:02I tried to make dinner reservations, but I didn't have any luck.
39:07So we don't have any?
39:09We can get a pizza and some beer on the way home.
39:11Okay.
39:12Yes.
39:13Okay?
39:14Yes.
39:15That is actually my kind of night.
39:16Well, you're my kind of girl.
39:19Hey.
39:20Hi.
39:21Can we get drunk tonight?
39:22Oh, yeah.
39:23It's mandatory.
39:24Oh, right.
39:25Your family dinner.
39:26Yeah.
39:27Come on.
39:28Let's get this thing over with.
39:29You missing out?
39:30Who knows?
39:31It might be fun.
39:32Really?
39:33Yeah.
39:34Yeah, you're right.
39:35It's going to be awful.
39:36It's the same judgy conversation every month.
39:39You know, because people don't change.
39:40Right?
39:41I don't know.
39:42I helped somebody move today.
39:43You what?
39:44I helped somebody.
39:45I helped somebody.
39:46Wow.
39:47Oh, sorry.
39:48Cash only.
39:49Seriously?
39:50I got, like, zero cash only.
39:51There's an ATM a block away.
39:52Okay.
39:53You can just put it on my bill.
39:54You sure?
39:55Yeah.
39:56You sure?
39:57Yeah.
39:58Yeah.
39:59You're right.
40:00It's going to be awful.
40:01It's the same judgy conversation every month.
40:02You know, because people don't change.
40:03Right?
40:04I don't know.
40:05I helped somebody move today.
40:06You what?
40:07I helped somebody.
40:08I helped somebody.
40:09Wow.
40:10Oh, sorry.
40:11Cash only.
40:12Oh, sorry.
40:13Cash only.
40:14Seriously?
40:15I got, like, zero cash only.
40:16You sure?
40:17Yeah.
40:18It's fine.
40:19It's, uh, it's happened to me before, so.
40:20Ooh.
40:21I hope that's not your dinner.
40:23Because everything you're buying is orange, which I think is not a good thing.
40:27Chocolate milk is not orange.
40:29I stand corrected.
40:30So whatever happened to thanks?
40:32Yeah, okay, fine.
40:33I will, uh, I'll put the cheesy puffs back.
40:36No, no, I'm sorry.
40:37I'm managing.
40:38Take the cheese puffs.
40:39Take them.
40:40You're right.
40:41Take them.
40:42I'll take the cheese puffs.
40:44Yes.
40:45And thank you for these.
40:47I mean, my pleasure.
40:48Have a good night.
40:54Thanks.
40:55Just out of bed.
40:57You're gonna be able to rent that out, I think, for about $1.
41:02Oh.
41:03Oh.
41:04Oh.
41:05Oh.
41:06Oh.
41:07Oh.
41:08Oh.
41:09Oh.
41:10Oh.
41:11Oh.
41:12Make no more camera.
41:13How do you think?
41:14Oh.
41:15You're gonna be able to rent that outside you a little bit.
41:17Hark Dennis was Dear Dr.