ACOSTA ADRIAN ANNOUNCER BARTENDER BENNETT COLE COMMISSION_CHAIRMAN DISPATCHER ESPADA GINA HARLEE LADY LOMAN NAVA OFFICER OPERATOR ORLANDO POLICE_COMMISSIONER RAMSEY STAHL TESS TUFO WOZNIAK HARLEE Previously on “Shades of Blue”. STAHL Lower your weapon, Detective Santos, it’s you who’s under arrest. LADY Wozniak’s convinced that Saperstein’s the mole. WOZNIAK She’s an escort. STAHL What’s your name? GINA Harlee. LADY Robert, your badge. HARLEE Stahl’s unstable. He’s become obsessed with me and I don’t feel safe. STAHL Your secrets have poisoned you and soon I’m gonna heal you. WOZNIAK This is between us and Quince. You weren’t supposed to look in this bag here, were you? It’s one thing running drugs, it’s a whole ‘nother thing when you make a little kid do it! HARLEE My future is here with you. NAVA I love you. I’m not going anywhere. STAHL If you thought I was gonna let you go that easy. HARLEE What did you do to me? STAHL Your clothes got a little dirty when I moved you. HARLEE Ah! STAHL Dammit! Why would you do this to yourself? HARLEE STAHL ADRIAN Lieutenant! Quince took my mom! TUFO Woz! HARLEE Somebody! COMMISSION CHAIRMAN The witness will state her name, rank and precinct for the record. And it’s breaking my heart you’re leaving. HARLEE Harlee Grace Santos. Detective first grade, Brooklyn, the six-four. COMMISSION CHAIRMAN You're assigned to lieutenant Matt Wozniak's so-called anti-crime unit? HARLEE My duty and my home for the past ten years. COMMISSION CHAIRMAN Except for a recent leave-of-absence after which you underwent psychological evaluation. Is that right? HARLEE Yes. COMMISSION CHAIRMAN And do you concur with the assessment that cleared you for duty so soon after a traumatizing abduction? HARLEE I was shaky at first. But, I'm recovered now. COMMISSION CHAIRMAN I think it's important to establish for the record that the events to which you’re about to testify took place after you survived the ordeal in the woods and with your abductor still at large. HARLEE Are you asking if I'm a reliable witness? If, if I'm crazy? COMMISSION CHAIRMAN Some of your actions after the incident could be perceived that way- rash, impulsive. HARLEE I’m not gonna pretend that former agent Stahl didn't have an impact on me. More than I even knew or was willing to admit to myself. But not in the way that you're suggesting. COMMISSION CHAIRMAN In what way then? HARLEE In the path that I’ve chosen, the decisions I’ve made, and the cop that I’m trying to be. ACOSTA So much so that you're now willing to identify criminal corruption within the N.Y.P.D.? HARLEE I am. ACOSTA And how would you characterize this corruption? HARLEE Obstruction, racketeering, and murder. ACOSTA Involving active-duty police officers? HARLEE Correct. ACOSTA Including yourself? HARLEE In a manner of speaking. ACOSTA Well, that begs the question and, and really defines this whole hearing. Detective Santos, do you consider yourself more of a police officer or a criminal? HARLEE Honestly? Depends on the day. POLICE COMMISSIONER Order please. ACOSTA Then pick a day, Detective. BARTENDER Last call is over, beautiful. HARLEE I wasn’t looking for a drink. WOZNIAK Bang. LOMAN WOZNIAK Always secure your vehicle, Loman. LOMAN A simple rap on the window would have sufficed. WOZNIAK I saw an opportunity for a teaching moment. LOMAN Yeah, you're six hours too early for that. We ordered a 'welcome back' cake. WOZNIAK Oh, yeah? What's the play here? LOMAN Aw, just a flyer. Bartender started peddling fentanyl about a week ago. We thought we'd obtain a sample to compare to Quince's old stash. Wait, how did you know we were here? WOZNIAK Make it a pie. LOMAN What? WOZNIAK A welcome back pie. I'm not a frosting guy. LOMAN Pies don’t have enough slices. WOZNIAK You think I’m gonna share? HARLEE You’re out late. I didn't realize there was a full moon tonight. WOZNIAK That bartender must have ice in his veins. HARLEE Aww, his hormones are functional. Just can't get him to sell me any fentanyl. LOMAN He's probably thinking cop. WOZNIAK Well, let's confirm it for him. You plant it, Loman cuff him, and I’ll watch. HARLEE Or we all go home and get a warrant in the morning. WOZNIAK And let Quince slip through your fingers again? HARLEE I could call your wife and get her opinion. WOZNIAK She'd say if there's an opportunity to get the man who almost had me killed and he’s still in the city still selling his poison, than it's worth applying some pressure. HARLEE We haven't stirred up enough dirt that's ended up in our faces? What? That bullet in your gut not painful enough? WOZNIAK It's a dime bag on a drug dealer, Harlee. We're not robbing a bank. LOMAN Was that? WOZNIAK Yeah. WOZNIAK One block. Maybe two. HARLEE Let's go be good police. HARLEE Dispatch, tango ninety-three zero three. Responding to shots fired around the eight hundred block of Sunrise Avenue. DISPATCHER Roger that three zero three, do you have a visual on a suspect? WOZNIAK Right there, shattered glass, straight ahead. HARLEE Negative. Roll back units to eight-fifteen Sunrise. Officers on site. WOZNIAK Loman, take the wheel. Do a perimeter check. LOMAN Who's on point? WOZNIAK I remember how to kick in a door. WOZNIAK Sure you wouldn't rather be shaking down a dealer? HARLEE Dinner's still warm. WOZNIAK Ah, you think minimum wage put up a fight for the register? HARLEE Not against a gun. LOMAN n.y.p.d.! WOZNIAK Harlee, you clear? HARLEE Yeah, just making sure no one stayed behind to do the dishes. COLE Drop the weapon! Hands in the air! WOZNIAK You my backup? COLE Do it, now! On the ground. WOZNIAK You lead with “police”, genius. That’s a good way to get yourself shot. HARLEE Police! Freeze! WOZNIAK Harlee? You still there? COLE Let me see your badge. LOMAN Drop it, police. WOZNIAK Ah! Stand down! Stand down! He’s with me. LOMAN I lost a runner. WOZNIAK All right, well, go out back and try to find Harlee. Put your gun down, we’re all on the same team. Put your gun down. HARLEE WOZNIAK Five victims. It’s a staged robbery. COLE Oh, God. Oh, dammit, Parker. WOZNIAK You knew him? COLE He’s my partner. N.Y.P.D. Intelligence Unit. HARLEE Turn around! Hands where I can see them! STAHL You’re not gonna shoot me, are you? HARLEE HARLEE Oh, my God. LOMAN Harlee! Harlee1 Are you hurt? Harlee, look at me, look at me. Is any of this blood yours? HARLEE He's dead. Oh, my God. LOMAN Did you see anyone else? HARLEE He turned, and I recognized him. I saw. LOMAN His gun. You saw his gun. He ran away from the crime scene. HARLEE No, Loman. No more. LOMAN You were on foot pursuit, you cornered a suspect, he turned. HARLEE No, no, no, no. LOMAN and aimed his gun at you. LOMAN And fired his weapon. HARLEE Loman! OPERATOR Stay with me. What is your name? Sir? Sir? NAVA Harlee? OPERATOR Nine-one-one what's your emergency? STAHL A woman, she's, she’s, she’s bleeding. She cut her wrist wide open. OPERATOR Can you tell me where you are? STAHL Eight-seven-two Deerfield Road. Hurry up, she’s losing a lot of blood. OPERATOR Do you have a clean cloth or towel to apply pressure to the wound? STAHL She is unconscious and she needs help right now. OPERATOR I need you to stay with her. Can you feel her pulse? STAHL There’s no time. There’s no time. OPERATOR Try talking to her. Let me know if she responds. STAHL I can’t. I can’t. OPERATOR Stay with me. You can do this. What is your name? NAVA Thought you said you were going to delete that. HARLEE Turns out erasing was trickier than I thought. NAVA Come on. I'll make you some coffee. HARLEE I saw him again. NAVA Stahl? HARLEE He was right there. And then he wasn't. Baby, I could swear that he was real. NAVA Okay, that's your mind telling you that you can't act as if it never happened. Baby, you can’t always be sprinting. HARLEE When I stop, my mind, my mind is too loud. NAVA Come here. Maybe it wants an audience. HARLEE You never proposed a theory. NAVA Where Stahl is? HARLEE Why he saved my life. NAVA If I had to guess? So you'd be in your bathroom four months later still fixated on him. HARLEE Yeah. He'd like that. NAVA But you are safe now. It's over. Stahl's a fugitive. He'd be crazy.to come anywhere near us. HARLEE I'm starting to think the crazy is contagious. NAVA Well, don't worry. I got vaccinated. Come on. HARLEE I killed a man tonight. ESPADA Welcome back, boss. Sorry Janitorial promised me they’d have it cleaned up by yesterday. WOZNIAK There’s urinal cakes on my sofa. ESPADA There was a flood on the second-floor storage area. Linoleum's been drying for a month. WOZNIAK So, use the conference room! ESPADA They’re still spraying it for roaches. WOZNIAK How long has Loman been in there? ESPADA Verco's been grilling him for half an hour. That kid looked confident going in. WOZNIAK Well, he better be, it's his story. Did Harlee rotate through? ESPADA Internal affairs record. Eighteen minutes. WOZNIAK Hey! Hey! I thought I told you two to meet me this morning. I was outside! TUFO We did. Linda said you left early. WOZNIAK The precinct, not my house. What? They confiscate brain cells when they took your detective shields? TESS Disciplinary demotion is bad enough.but I had to ride around with him all day. Any word on those shields, Woz? WOZNIAK Yeah, you'll get them. But the first order of business is to get Quince. TUFO I'll pound rocks for you, Woz. I mean, Quince is out of prison because we screwed up. But the man is well aware he crossed a line. He's a ghost. WOZNIAK Maybe, but we’re gonna cycle through every rat hole, every associate, every rumor. Starting with last night’s bartender. TESS We're way late for roll call. TUFO Unless you can write a tardy slip. WOZNIAK Call my cell when you're rolling. And you? Lose the suit. It’s not gonna impress the company we're meeting. ESPADA Can't today, boss. I gotta supervise a “whodunit” I'm working for homicide. WOZNIAK Great to be back. COLE Working a theory? Slain cop. It’s a career-making case. HARLEE Look, I'm not trying to poach. I'm just. COLE Second-guessing? HARLEE Car kind of just drove me here. COLE We must have the same model. HARLEE I'm sorry about your partner. COLE Did the place speak to you? You know, sometimes you stand in a crime scene long enough, you listen all quiet as if they'll tell you their secrets. You almost see it play out. HARLEE First shot was fired at your partner. COLE Parker. His name was Parker. HARLEE Parker was sitting here with someone but stands up to face his killer. Sees a threat, protective instincts kick in. COLE And get him shot in the head from no more than four feet away. HARLEE Suggests it was personal. Do you know why he was here? COLE I’m working on it. HARLEE He fires back, almost simultaneously, probably dead before the bullet hits the wall over there. COLE You think this was planned? HARLEE In public? The other victims are afterthoughts. A diner full of witnesses won't do. COLE Only the shooter's interrupted before he can sweep the kitchen. HARLEE He hears sirens. COLE And walks right out the front door. HARLEE Probably the suspect who got away that my crew member chased him down the street. COLE And the man you chased? HARLEE Why don’t you answer my questions before you start asking ones you already have the answers to? COLE I'm not an oracle. HARLEE No, you guys are better than that - Intelligence Unit. Special clearances, secret networks, international breach. COLE Doesn't make us untouchable. HARLEE Jeff Morris, the man I shot. Thirty-seven years old, worked the docks for the last ten. Survived only by an estranged ex-wife. COLE He's the mystery, isn't he? If he was an accomplice, what was he waiting for? If he wasn't, what was he doing with a gun? HARLEE I'm leaning towards a witness who escaped. COLE A witness who pointed a gun at a cop. What was a longshoreman doing with a gun at the scene of a massacre? HARLEE I didn't give him a chance to explain. HARLEE Did you ever dress as anyone else? GINA No. Agent Stahl always had very clear instructions. Always in the wig. Always you. You were his fantasy. HARLEE Did he tell you what to say? GINA I'd improvise, he'd correct me. Are you sure you want to keep hearing all this? HARLEE Until he's caught. GINA One time I called myself, you, a bad girl. And he stopped, and insisted that I was never to call myself "bad." HARLEE I've done bad things. GINA Maybe, but he saw them as survival. HARLEE Same time next week. ADRIAN Check mate. WOZNIAK That’s twelve in a row! You better not tell anyone. Hey, they already know I’m the cop you shot. Now they’ll think you shot an important one. I gotta go, but I’ll be back in few days, okay? You keep your head up. None of this was your fault. As far as I'm concerned it was as if Quince pulled the trigger himself. RAMSEY "May those who love us, love us. May those who don't love us have their hearts turned byGgod. And if God can't turn their hearts, may he turn their ankles so that we'll know them by their limp." Parker would have liked that joke. He had a terrible sense of humor, apparently like all of you. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been running toward the chaos not knowing what awaits in the darkness. Just like the rest of you do, day in and day out. Just like Parker did. I have watched far too many of our brothers and sisters lowered into the earth. But after each solemn ceremony, I never wavered in my conviction. I never questioned my path. “Fidelis ad mortem”. Faithful unto death. HARLEE Are you settled in? WOZNIAK I'm aggravated. Does that count? HARLEE You ever lose a taste for it? The job? Think maybe it's just time to hang it all up? WOZNIAK Not when there's a score to settle, no. HARLEE So never. WOZNIAK Look, you came back too soon is all. No wife to nag you back to bed. HARLEE Oh, Nava's trying. WOZNIAK I bet. HARLEE I mean, he's great - says all the right things, does all the right things. It’s like, the more supportive he is, the harder it is to leave the job at the door. WOZNIAK So, what? You gonna move upstate and see what your special casserole is? HARLEE I shot an innocent man. The sole witness in a cop's murder because I can’t stop seeing Stahl. WOZNIAK If the Intelligence Unit can disappear terror suspects, they can close the file on one of their own. HARLEE And what if they figure out what actually happened? WOZNIAK Harlee, take a couple of days. I’m gonna duct tape the team together. We gotta bag Quince. And then we’ll see if the slipper still fits. LOMAN I wish I had gotten to know Saperstein. HARLEE Annoying as hell. But a huge heart. LOMAN Must be hard for you, you know. HARLEE You know, I'm sorry, Loman. LOMAN You don't need to apologize. HARLEE No, I’m sorry for choosing for you, for deciding what kind of cop you were going to be before you had a chance to. I thought I knew better, I didn’t. I’m sorry for dragging you into this. LOMAN Harlee, wait. Isn't that the officer from Sunrise? HARLEE Yeah, the partner. LOMAN He's arguing with the suspect I chased outside the scene. HARLEE Are you sure? You chased a cop? LOMAN A cop who ran away from a massacre. LOMAN Theo Bennett. Six years in vice before being recruited into Intelligence. HARLEE So, a member of his crew is shot in the head and this experienced cop flees from the scene. LOMAN His only possible defense is that he was chasing a suspect. HARLEE But he ran away from you, too. He must be involved. LOMAN You got the captain preaching about sacrifice when they killed one of their own. HARLEE I think some of them seem to be genuinely mourning. LOMAN I just finished with internal affairs. How do we go back into that office? HARLEE We don't. It's lonely on the other side of that blue wall. Anyone finds out we talked to internal affairs and we're done as cops. LOMAN So, nothing to see here? HARLEE We throw a lifeline. COLE Thanks for coming. HARLEE I know how difficult it is to bury one of your own. If you need help, outside your unit you can reach me at the six four. COLE Hitting on me at a funeral, are you? HARLEE I think you knew your partner was in danger. I think that's why you were close by that night, maybe already on your way to the Sunrise Cafe. I think those few minutes you were late are gonna haunt you for the rest of your life. COLE This is help? Sounds like an interrogation. HARLEE Do you know why Parker was there? Or who would want to kill him? COLE Darling, I don't know if this is curiosity or compassion. But my advice - walk away from this one. God knows I would if I could. HARLEE If that were true, you would have let Bennett pose with the other mourners. COLE Parker was meeting two people at the Sunrise Cafe. The longshoreman that you killed and another dock worker named Orlando. Only Orlando was too scared to show. HARLEE What was Orlando so afraid of? COLE That you'll have to get that from him. If I didn't have to offer condolences, I'd be swinging by twenty-five sixty-one Breemount within the next hour. LOMAN Harlee, we have to get going. I have a family thing to get to. HARLEE Yeah, okay. Um, I mean, you can drop me at the L. if that's quicker. RAMSEY Riding the subway in your dress blues? Can't allow that, I'm afraid. We can give you a ride, Detective Santos. Can't we, Cole? COLE Yes, sir. HARLEE I'm sure you have other commitments. RAMSEY It's the least we can do after you put down the animal who killed our man. HARLEE Is that your theory? A longshoreman went on a killing spree? RAMSEY I'm confident that you'll not only be cleared by internal affairs but you will also prove to be the only hero in this sad story, aside from our departed, of course. So, what's it going to be? Can we offer you that ride? LOMAN No need, Captain. I'm taking her. RAMSEY I thought I heard you say you had a family thing. LOMAN Which I can make if we leave now. RAMSEY Flexibility, it’s an underrated quality. HARLEE Sorry for your loss. RAMSEY And we appreciate that. TESS As much as I’m enjoying this workout, I gotta pick up my ingrates from school and my boss won't let me leave until I get an answer. Where is Quince? TUFO I think we're way past the ten count on this guy. WOZNIAK You want to relieve her? TUFO No, let her work it out. TESS WOZNIAK Patrol car too tight? TUFO Don't get me wrong, we're having a blast. But between the pay cut and her deadbeat ex, I get an earful of crazy eight hours a day. WOZNIAK Try a marriage. TESS Okay, Quince has his number two running the operation while he’s been in hiding. TUFO Didn't need to put the guy in a blender to find that out. TESS He has this kid, Junior, acting like a courier, essentially, he’s been funneling money into whatever gopher hole Quince has been burrowed up in. WOZNIAK Does Junior have an address? LOMAN Two-five-six-one Breemount. Apparently, Orlando's cousin Teresa owns the psychic joint and the apartment above it. HARLEE Hello, Teresa? This is Detective Harlee Santos of the New York City Police Department. Is your cousin Orlando there? No, we just wanted to ask him a few questions. Is it okay if we stop by? Teresa? She needs a new crystal ball. LOMAN Mm-hm. HARLEE Orlando. Orlando Carter? Relax, we're here to help you. ORLANDO Yeah, I can tell right off. HARLEE All right, I'm gonna let you up, but you got to promise not to run. LOMAN Get up. HARLEE I'm Detective Santos and this is Detective Loman. We're investigating the murders at the Sunrise Cafe. ORLANDO Never heard of the place. LOMAN Really? ‘Cause we heard you and your friend Morris were meeting a cop named parker there the other night. ORLANDO Don't worry. I don't remember any of that. You have my word. HARLEE You must have us confused with some other unit. We're actually trying to solve this murder. ORLANDO How do I know? HARLEE Because you're still breathing! Okay, you're going to have to trust us. ORLANDO Morris trusted that other cop, and now both of them are dead. LOMAN Harlee. HARLEE Orlando, you’re gonna have to come with us. ORLANDO I told Morris to let the cops clean up their own mess, but he wouldn't listen and that one cop sounded desperate. HARLEE No. In the car, now. LOMAN See those cops? One of them went to the Sunrise instead of you. BENNETT You can go home and change, officers, we'll take the suspect from here. HARLEE Oh, no, it’s just a drunk and disorderly. Phelps: That requires two detectives to solve? HARLEE I was getting my fortune told. BENNETT I can tell you how today ends. That man's a potential accomplice in the murder of a police officer. HARLEE All right, you have an arrest warrant? BENNETT Do you? HARLEE Thought we'd drive around until he sobers up. BENNETT Catch and release, I hope. HARLEE Sorry for your loss. TUFO I must've tossed this block eight times in the past four months. TESS Guess Quince mastered the art of hiding in plain sight. WOZNIAK Which house? ESPADA Second house up on the right. Security footage has this Junior character bringing in groceries three times a week, he’s probably sneaking out product. WOZNIAK No one puts a bullet in Quince but me. I want him alive. Understood? WOZNIAK Police! I see two hands or you see two bullets. RAMSEY Hello, Matt. I'm starving, haven't eaten anything since breakfast. Funerals do that to you. WOZNIAK Where's Quince? RAMSEY Mayonnaise, ketchup and half a burrito. I guess he was ordering in. Ah, one beer left. What do you say we split it? BENNETT Police! TUFO N.Y.P.D.! Hands in the air! TESS Woz, where are you?! WOZNIAK I’m in the kitchen. I'm good. TUFO We got a problem out here. Woz: Stand down. We're all friends. RAMSEY I’m glad to hear it. I need a little favor. Happy to repay it. WOZNIAK Does the favor have a name? HARLEE Orlando Carter. Two D.U.I’s and an armed robbery count in his twenties. He worked the docks with the longshoreman that I shot at the Sunrise Cafe. They were both there to meet the intelligence officer that got killed. But Orlando didn't show. NAVA He told you this? HARLEE But he won't tell me what the meeting was about without immunity. NAVA Immunity for what? HARLEE Whatever's he’s scared of. WOZNIAK Have you booked our Sunrise suspect yet? HARLEE Just an informal chat with a potential lead. NAVA Hold on. Is he a witness or an accomplice? WOZNIAK It’s what we’re sorting out. Can you excuse us a minute, counselor? WOZNIAK Ramsey has Quince. HARLEE What? Since when? WOZNIAK Since you and Loman picked up his person of interest. HARLEE That wasn't even a couple hours ago. WOZNIAK How did you know to look for that guy? HARLEE How did Intel know where to find Quince? WOZNIAK Because they have reach, Harlee. HARLEE You know, Loman I.D.'d his runner at the Sunrise. He's one of Ramsey's men. WOZNIAK Yeah, I can do math. HARLEE And you want to deliver Orlando to them? WOZNIAK No, I want you to. I'll be waiting for Quince six blocks over. Fair trade. HARLEE I know that Quince is personal. I get it. Stahl is personal. But we can't burn the city down trying to find them. WOZNIAK River Road. Midnight. I get Quince at the same time under Hell’s Gate Bridge. HARLEE I'm not going to deliver a man to his death for your revenge fantasies. WOZNIAK You have to do it. Ramsey’s gotta know that we're all on board. HARLEE We're not all on board. WOZNIAK Are you willing to take a bullet for this guy? Because I'm not. HARLEE If Orlando has evidence that can take Ramsey and his Intelligence Unit, then no one has to take a bullet. WOZNIAK I'll take on comers, Harlee. But I gotta make our crew whole again and I’m not starting a war with the secret police. HARLEE They killed one of their own men, Woz. WOZNIAK So did we. ORLANDO I don’t even know what you’re asking me. NAVA Were you and your friend Morris engaged in illegal activities with law enforcement officers? HARLEE I think I know why he's not talking. Sorry, I may have jumped the gun on this. NAVA He just hinted that Parker may have been talking with someone at internal affairs. HARLEE I guess he's a C.I. that Parker cut loose for bad intel. He's playing us. NAVA His fear seems pretty genuine to me. HARLEE I'm gonna transfer him to One Police Plaza. NAVA A few minutes ago, you were convinced this guy was at risk of being killed by police. HARLEE Yeah, I'm, I’m off my game. I'm sorry. NAVA I guess old habits die hard when your boss needs something. HARLEE Deny knowing anything, swear to forget and move on. It's your best chance. ORLANDO Chance? The second I open my mouth they'll stick a gun in it. HARLEE I'm sorry. Okay? I really am. We’re just caught in a stampede. ORLANDO I trusted you. You said you’d help, that you weren’t that kind of cop. WOZNIAK No! No! HARLEE Woz? Woz. WOZNIAK Harlee, I didn’t ask you. When you were bleeding out in that open field, did you get that feeling? Could you tell? HARLEE That I might die? WOZNIAK That you would die. When I was on the lobby floor, I knew it. I knew it for sure. And there was no peace in it, there’s no bright light. There was just fear. Fear and loneliness. Paramedics told me that I was dead for two minutes. HARLEE And yet here you are. WOZNIAK Because we got a do-over. I intend to use mine. HARLEE It's not a do-over unless we make different choices. WOZNIAK Where's Orlando? HARLEE They were going to kill him, Woz. WOZNIAK You knew that when you cuffed him. HARLEE To cover up a murder of one of their own. A cop. WOZNIAK I made assurances. Where is he? HARLEE Somewhere safe, far from Ramsey's reach. WOZNIAK You can't stand where you're standing and pretend it's high ground. HARLEE I'm not standing, Woz. Okay? I'm underwater! I can't breathe. I can't even reach the surface. WOZNIAK Then let me make the decisions until you figure out which way is up. HARLEE I need to be able to close my eyes and not see the things that I've done. WOZNIAK These guys don't mess around. HARLEE I know that. WOZNIAK Then tell me where Orlando is. HARLEE I've been telling myself over and over again that I’ll do what I know is right until there's some excuse for me not to and then I cave. WOZNIAK This is where you draw the line? You're going to break the blue wall? Against the intelligence division? HARLEE You do not need to get Quince to start over. Just take your second chance and be grateful for it. WOZNIAK And move on the way did? Kill the man that you think is Stahl. HARLEE No. By doing things differently, and then failing and then trying to do right again. Until that becomes the new normal. WOZNIAK I don't want a new normal. I want a crew that follows orders. I want to have cred in the streets so I can make them safe again. I don’t want to start over. I want things back to the way they were. HARLEE And I don't. WOZNIAK You want a world where there's no place for men like me. And so do I. But it doesn't exist. HARLEE I love you, Woz. Always will. And there was a time where I could honestly say that I would do anything for you. But cut me loose on this. I'll stand alone. Hey, did you reach the D.A.? Can she see us in the morning? NAVA I don't think that this can wait until the morning. HARLEE Why? What did Orlando tell you? NAVA Can you meet me at my office? HARLEE Should I be worried? NAVA I got hold of the D.A., she’s having drinks in the village but she'll meet us downtown. We're leaving my apartment now. HARLEE I'm five minutes away. Wait for me. I'll be right there. ORLANDO Shouldn't we wait for that cop lady? You know, I’ll just talk to her. NAVA She's on her way. ANNOUNCER The next stop is Twenty-Third Street. Stand clear of the closing doors. NAVA You've reached James Nava. Leave a message. HARLEE N.Y.P.D. Run that light now. OFFICER Miss. I need you to wait. HARLEE He wasn't alone. OFFICER Carjacking gone bad. Looks like they fought the assailant and. HARLEE James! OFFICER Easy. You can't touch him before the M.E. gets here. HARLEE James, baby, baby, please. Patrolman: He's dead, ma'am. He's gone. HARLEE No! No! No! No! Ahh! No! No!