Interview room
Stillwell: They still got those bracelets on you? Sorry about that… We got Maurice Owens, so that's good.
Voight: If you'd waited, we'd have him for a hell of a lot more than bribery.
Stillwell: Yeah, I know, but it was time, don't you think?
Voight: Yeah, you made your point. You're the boss, until the tide washes you out and they bring in your replacement.
Stillwell: How's Detective Sumner fitting into your unit?
Voight: Why don't you ask her yourself?
Stillwell: She's not working for me, if that's what you're getting at. She's just a friend. Question: Jay Halstead. You know anything about this restraining order against him?
Voight: I go after criminals, not cops.
Stillwell: That deal has changed… You know, recently my doctor put me on this heart healthy diet, and when I asked him how long I had to stay on it, he said for the rest of my life.
Voight: I'm not big on analogies.
Stillwell: Think of our new relationship like my new diet. It goes on forever until you die.
Voight: What happens if you die first... From that diet your doctor put you on?
Stillwell: You do what I tell you to do, or we'll take away your badge, and you'll go back to prison. You have five minutes to let me know which way you want to play this.
Intelligence’s office
Olinsky: Hey, you finish the report yet? How many years until you actually contribute to one of these? I told you what to write, didn't I?
Ruzek: Yup. How's this look so far? So anything we should take away from our Sergeant being arrested last night?
Olinsky: No, it was a misunderstanding.
Ruzek: He was put in cuffs for a misunderstanding?
Olinsky: They released him. It was a mistake. Just finish the report.
Ruzek: Al, no. Give me my phone.
Olinsky: You know, you should celebrate the ease with which you procure such images, 'cause as a kid, I used to dry out wet penthouses that I found in the woods.
Ruzek: Well, that's gross. Listen, those are Wendy, Al. You're not supposed to see those.
Olinsky: Your fiancée sends you these?
Ruzek: Yup.
Olinsky: Okay, all right. What... What... What... What if you lose it?
Ruzek: You can't see her face. Nobody'd know it's her.
Olinsky: But you would.
Ruzek: We got into a fight. This is her way of making it up to me. Give me my phone.
Patrol car
Radio: B2113, come in.
Burgess: Go ahead.
Radio: Multiple reports of gunfire at 17th and Morgan Viaduct. Shots came from the first floor.
Burgess: 10-4. En route.
Bar
Man: Out the back door.
Bar back entrance
Atwater: Let's see what we got.
Jeff Clarke: Don't go away on us yet.
Burgess: What do we have?
Jeff Clarke: Hit in the chest. Bullet just missed the heart.
Burgess: Any other victims?
Paramedic: Just a witness.
Officer: Can you tell me what happened? How many were there?
Paramedic: Hang on there, buddy. Try to breathe.
Burgess: Hey, Lexi. Do you remember us? We met a couple times down at the district. I'm Officer Burgess. This is Officer Atwater.
Officer: You guys know her?
Burgess: Yeah, yeah. She's the kid of one of our detectives.
Atwater: Mind if we talk to her?
Burgess: Thanks. Honey, are you okay?
Lexi: I saw the shooter.
Mrs Thompson: My baby. What did they do to my baby? My baby!
Atwater: Let's get her out of here.
Intelligence office
Lindsay: She's okay. She's just in shock.
Voight: Sounds about right.
Lindsay: You care to explain what happened to you last night?
Voight: I got it handled.
Lindsay: Everyone knows you got pinched.
Voight: And? Hey, how you doing, kiddo?
Lexi: Hi, Uncle Hank.
Olinsky: My God.
Lexi: Hey. I'm so sorry, dad.
Olinsky: What happened?
Lexi: I was at a party.
Olinsky: Until dawn? Does mom know you're here?
Lexi: Yeah.
Olinsky: What did you do? You sneak out?
Platt: Sergeant.
Voight: Yeah.
Platt: Someone here from Gang Unit to see you. It's about the shooting in Pilsen.
Voight: All right, I'll be right down. All right, why don't you take her for a cup of hot chocolate or something?
Olinsky: It's okay. Hey, she doesn't testify.
Lindsay: I know.
Olinsky: To anything. I mean it.
Lindsay: I got it.
Olinsky: All right. All right.
Lindsay: Come on, hon.
Office
Stark: The kid who was shot's named Russell Thompson. He's a low-level runner for the gang the "G" Park Lords. He's part of a larger investigation we're running into a P.C.P. operation in Pilsen.
Voight: What is he, C.I.?
Stark: No. We just got eyes on him. Lords have been making a push into Latin gang territory, so the shooting's probably a message to the black gangs to keep off their turf.
Voight: What's this got to do with us?
Stark: I heard the witness was brought here.
Olinsky: There is no witness.
Stark: That's funny. Two other officers said that there was, and that her last name was Olinsky. Look, I understand, man. It's your daughter.
Olinsky: Look, you know as well as I do these witnesses who come forward in gang shootings become walking targets.
Stark: Detective, we've been working this case for months.
Olinsky: Listen, I don't care how long you've been working on this case. What I'm telling you is...
Voight: Alvin. Alvin! Detective Stark, Intelligence is gonna run point on this shooting.
Stark: You can't take this investigation away from me.
Voight: I just did.
Stark: 'Cause of one witness? Commander Perry...
Voight: I will talk to Commander Perry… Just let me handle it, Al.
Olinsky: Yeah.
21 entrance
Voight: What was that all about?
Dawson: Call everybody in. We got a gang hit to solve.
Family room
Lexi: I only met Russell a couple times. He's a really nice guy. He offered to walk me to the train.
Lindsay: Did you know that he was in a gang?
Lexi: He was always cool to me.
Lindsay: So what happened in the alley?
Lexi: Um, the guy came up. Russell and him started arguing.
Lindsay: About what?
Lexi: He told Russell, "you're in the wrong neighbourhood." The guy was totally gakked out.
Lindsay: Did you get a name, or...
Lexi: I heard Russell call him Calaca?
Olinsky: Okay. Come on, let's go home. Let's go. Come on.
Lindsay: She's just walking me through it.
Olinsky: You got a name, didn't you? Did you get your name? Come on. Let's get out of here.
Lexi: Bye.
Intelligence office
Dawson: Calaca means "skeleton" in Spanish. My money's on the Latin Priests. That's the kind of name they give their boys.
Halstead: Neighbours don't claim to have seen anything.
Ruzek: And there's no security cameras either.
Dawson: Shift's already started. Where you been?
Sumner: The report you requested, Sergeant. A breakdown of all drug-related busts in the Pilsen area in the last 12 months.
Lindsay: How many files did you have to go through?
Voight: All right, now give me a list of all gang-affiliated males in the neighbourhood that were arrested with a weapon who were between 5'2 " and 6'3".
Halstead: Gunman's 5'9".
Voight: You can never be too careful. All right, let's find this Calaca and get a confession so Lexi doesn't have to testify. Use any means necessary.
Stairs
Olinsky: How you even associate with these people I have no idea.
Lexi: Russell's mom... She screamed so loud when she saw him.
Olinsky: You know, you're just lucky it wasn't you.
Lexi: What if Russell doesn't make it?
Olinsky: He's in a gang. That's the price you pay. Stay right here. All right? Don't move. Hey, Atwater.
Atwater: What's up?
Olinsky: Let me see your notepad.
Atwater: Yeah.
Olinsky: If anyone asks, you lost your crime scene notes.
Atwater: You know, I could get in some pretty serious trouble if the courts come looking for those.
Olinsky: Yeah, that's your problem.
Platt: Come on, honey. Come on.
Interview room
Kenneth: I didn't see anything.
Dawson: It was your house. How's that possible? Kenneth, now's not the time to get shy.
Kenneth: I was in my bedroom with a girl.
Dawson: You always hang with gangbangers?
Kenneth: Well, it's not like that. It's the neighbourhood. Everybody's welcome.
Dawson: Russell had 20 wicky sticks on him when he was shot. Now, don't tell me you didn't know there were drugs at your party.
Kenneth: Russell sells us weed sometimes. But P.C.P.? No, not that I ever saw.
Dawson: Okay.
Lindsay: This kid's as soft as a daisy. There's no way he's affiliated with a gang.
Dawson: Maybe Russell's mom knows something.
Halstead: Is no one gonna talk about the fact that Voight got arrested last night?
Dawson: He was put in cuffs once before by me. He got out of those pretty easy. Why should this time be any different?
Halstead: Wait, so let me get this straight. The rule of law doesn't apply to Voight? Just so I'm clear.
Dawson: Just do your job.
Platt’s office
Atwater: So what's the scoop, Sarge?
Burgess: Yeah, what's the scoop?
Atwater: If Voight got arrested, what were the charges?
Burgess: Yeah, they're not gonna take the unit from him, will they? He actually likes us.
Platt: You're like two washerwomen from the old country. Why don't you take your laundry down to the river?
Ruzek: Hey, listen. Come with me. We need her today.
Atwater: What about me?
Ruzek: You don't really have the curves I'm looking for, Atwater. Sorry, man.
Platt: Well, now that you're partnerless...
Atwater: Sarge, not today. Can't I just ride alone?
Platt: Hey, Peterson, found you a partner until Matthewson gets back from furlough. Have a blessed day.
Platt: Hank.
Voight: Not now.
Platt: Lexi Olinsky. Now you got time. I was talking to the desk sergeant over at the 27th. Detective Stark was seen questioning the other two uniforms at the scene. Thought you should know. Try to stay out of handcuffs today. It's getting hard to explain to the kiddies.
Jin’s office
Ruzek: Okay, we've known for a while that the Latin Priests... They use white kids, steal smart phones up and down Michigan Avenue all the way from Mag Mile to Millennium Park, right?
Burgess: Yeah, yeah, I mean, especially from female tourists. I could play a tourist.
Ruzek: You could play the tourist. Can't get anything by you.
Burgess: Okay. So, all right, why are we targeting the Latin Priests?
Ruzek: Well, it looks like the guy that shot Russell Thompson, he's hooked up with them. Now, if these guys were never big players in Pilsen, they just had the cell phone ring. It's still their bread and butter even if they are moving into P.C.P. Cracking the cell phone operation to get to him... It's a long shot, but at this stage, anything to keep Al's daughter out of it is worth looking into.
Burgess: Yeah.
Jin: So put a tracker in it. Be gentle with it. Please.
Ruzek: Welcome to undercover. Welcome to the bigs. Hey, man. What's up?
Halstead: That's cute. You think I'm here for you?
Ruzek: Come on. Let's go get changed.
Jin: Lonnie Rodiger's credit card.
Halstead: Yeah, I know. Working on the court order.
Jin: Another hit came back from a Humboldt Park home depot. He purchased a two-person tent, kerosene lamp, bug spray.
Halstead: So he's going camping.
Jin: And some rope and duct tape.
Chicago Med
Dawson: How's he doing?
Mrs Thompson: They won't really tell me, and I get the feeling that can't be good.
Dawson: Russell ever mention having a problem with someone called Calaca?
Mrs Thompson: I've never heard that name before.
Dawson: How long has Russell been running with the Lrds?
Mrs Thompson: He had drugs on him, didn't he? T-Mac... I told Russell to stay away from him.
Dawson: T-Mac?
Mrs Thompson: Tamarcus Pierce. Russell worships him. Thugs like that have a way of dragging the young ones in.
Patrol car
Radio: Shots fired. Harrison Park.
Atwater: 10-4, responding.
Crime scene
Atwater: They were killed nearby and dumped here. I recognize a couple of them. They're all members of the Latin Priests.
Voight: Retaliation hit for Russell.
Dawson: This just went from a gang hit to a gang war.
Intelligence office
Voight: Four dead Latin Priests killed execution style. Displayed on a soccer field. It was a reprisal shooting for Russell Thompson, member of the G-Park Lords.
Dawson: Russell was a low-level runner for T-Mac Pierce.
Burgess: I remember T-Mac. Yeah, we used to answer domestic violence calls all the time at his mother's. His stepfather beat the crap out of him.
Halstead: What are you wearing?
Burgess: I'm supposed to be a tourist.
Sumner: It's working.
Ruzek: I brought her up. I figured we could use all the help we could get.
Voight: All right, T-Mac Pierce. It's a place to start.
Lindsay: What about Calaca?
Voight: You tell me.
Lindsay: I've got word out to all my C.I.s. So far I've got nothing.
Halstead: Priests probably have him in hiding.
Voight: Well, maybe T-Mac knows where. He had no problem finding four of his pals and putting lead in their head… Ruzek, my office.
Voight’s office
Ruzek: What's up, Sarge?
Voight: Who gave you the authority to call up a uniform, hmm?
Ruzek: Sir, Lexi said Calaca was the one that shot Russell Thompson, right? He's hooked up with the Latin Priests. They're in the cell phone game. I think that this is a good way for us to get to him. The phones are largely stolen from women. I think she can handle it, Sergeant. It's just... We got to play every angle on this, right? Let me play this one. It's for Olinsky.
Voight: Beat it.
Ruzek: Sergeant, I really...
Voight: I didn't say no, did I?
Jin’s office
Voight: Remember when we first started and I told you sometimes you might have to do some things off the books?
Jin: Yeah, I remember.
Voight: That only applied to me. What did Halstead come to you about?
Lindsay’s car
Halstead: This'll only take a minute.
Rodigers’s house
Phil: Oh...
Halstead: You scope out your next victim yet?
Lonnie: I don't know what you're talking about.
Halstead: Maybe you can alibi him out after this one too.
Phil: Just get off my property!
Halstead: Yeah, call the cops.
Phil: What? You here to rough him up?
Halstead: He bought duct tape and rope up the street last night. You remember how they found Ben Corson?
Phil: What, are you monitoring him?
Halstead: Your son is a pedophile and a killer!
Phil: Leave.
Lindsay’s car
Lindsay: What was that?
Halstead: Just drive.
Millennium Park
Burgess: Hey, how about next time, I get to pick the team, huh? How about that?
Ruzek: What's wrong with the blue jackets? They're, like, my favourite team. Besides, think you look kind of cute. That little fanny pack's kind of the cherry on top.
Burgess: Hey! Really? Super awesome.
Ruzek: Nice work. Bait taken. Go, jackets.
Burgess: Go, jackets.
House
Alphonse: You've got to be kidding me!
Woman: Are you kidding me? You're nothing but a big fat, lazy slob.
Alphonse: Shut up!
Woman: That's what you are. You know that, right? I can't believe it's your brilliant idea. Enough of your crap.
Alphonse: Shut up!
Woman: Go ahead, Alphonse. Burn your own house down!
Atwater: Sir, put the flare down.
Alphonse: Look... What this horrible person did to me.
Atwater: Sir, whatever you do, do not remove the knife from your neck. Ma'am, stand back!
Ma'am!
Peterson : We should call for backup.
Atwater: You'll be in flames by then… Ma'am! Drop the knife, ma'am.
Woman: Ugh!
Atwater: At least call an ambulance, Peterson.
Perry’s office
Voight: Minute?
Perry: Russell Thompson... He just died.
Voight: Sorry to hear that.
Perry: Olinsky's daughter saw the guy who shot him. Right now, she's our only eyewitness.
Voight: Lexi was scared. She mis-remembered a few things.
Perry: Save it. When I heard the only other witness was Alvin's little girl, my heart dropped. Last time I saw her, she was about yay high, 6 1/2, and she's just running up and down the hall in these little pink overalls and pigtails. If you don't catch the shooter without Lexi, we're gonna have to use her.
Voight: I'm not comfortable with that.
Perry: That's too bad, 'cause there's been a development.
Olinsky’s garage
Meredith: Hank.
Voight: Just checking in.
Meredith: I doubt that.
Olinsky: Hey.
Voight: How you holding up, Lex?
Meredith: Lexi, why don't you go to your room?
Lexi: How's Russell? He's dead, isn't he?
Meredith: Is that true?
Voight: Afraid so.
Lexi: Oh, God, I knew it. Are you gonna catch the guy who shot him, the one I told you about?
Voight: We're sure working on it, kid.
Olinsky: Didn't your mother tell you to go to your room? Right now. Come on.
Lexi: You have to get him.
Olinsky: All right. What's going on?
Voight: The two officers on the scene before our two guys... Stark had them file a report with the state's attorney.
Olinsky: All right, what were their names?
Voight: They were doing their jobs.
Olinsky: I can find them myself.
Voight: Alvin, it's too late.
Olinsky: She can't testify, all right? A subpoena will put a bull's-eye out on her.
Voight: Not if we find Calaca and get a confession first.
Radio: Captain, we got T-Mac in pocket. He's at his mother's.
Olinsky: I'm going with you, man.
Voight: No, you're staying here. Did Lexi say she knows Calaca?
Olinsky: She said she's never seen him before.
Voight: Well, so he doesn't know where you guys live.
Olinsky: That's the hope.
Voight: Stay here. Protect your family.
Olinsky: Yeah.
Voight: Yeah, all right. All right. I'm on my way.
House
Dawson: Stairs!
Halstead: I got two here!
Dawson: It's okay. It's okay.
Voight: Clear!
Halstead: Clear!
Voight: Check the back.
Halstead: Clear!
Voight: Where's Tamarcus?
Mother: How many times do I have to tell you people Tamarcus does not live here?
Voight: Where's Tamarcus?
Dawson: Hold on, hold on. We're not gonna hurt your brother. Can you tell me, sweetie, where he is? It's okay. Come on. Where is he? Where's your brother?
Girl: Upstairs.
Dawson: Very good.
Voight: Lindsay.
Gunshots
Voight: Runner outside. T-Mac!
Lindsay: What the... I got him. You stay with them.
Interview room
Voight: Wicky sticks? Real low-grade to be shooting at cops over, T-Mac.
T-Mac: Hipsters like what hipsters like.
Voight: You ever heard of a Latin Priest called Calaca?
T-Mac: Guess I ain't the only one looking for him.
Voight: You're just gonna take out his crew one by one until you find him. That's your plan? You're gonna pull back. Let us find Calaca ourselves.
T-Mac: No, man. Calaca's gonna get what he got coming.
Lindsay: What now?
Sumner: Those arrest reports. I also did a search on T-Mac's mom's house. The entire thing was bought with cash linked to narcotics. You ever heard of an asset forfeiture seizure order?
T-Mac: I'm supposed to guess what that is?
Sumner: Property forfeiture document freshly signed by a judge. You bought your mother's house with drug money.
T-Mac: You can't take my mother's home.
Sumner: Well, federal law says we can. You know, the neighbourhood’s gentrifying. Hipsters are having babies now. They'd love the place. Maybe find drugs in the walls.
T-Mac: Okay, stop.
Voight: You tell your boys to call it off with the Priests. I want Calaca alive, or your mama's gonna be living out of a shopping cart.
Ruzek’s car
Burgess: Make... Make a right.
Ruzek: Here?
Burgess: Yeah.
Ruzek: Where is this little bastard?
Burgess: We're close. These kids, they make, like, 100 bucks a phone stealing these things.
Ruzek: Yeah, that's nothing. The Priests make triple that when they sell them overseas… Oop. My fiancée.
Burgess: Um, when's the wedding?
Ruzek: I don't know. It can't come soon enough.
Burgess: Eager to tie the knot, huh?
Ruzek: No, I'm just sick of planning. It's like all Wendy and I ever talk about is wedding organizing.
Burgess: Ah.
Ruzek: You ever send racy photos to your boyfriends? I mean, that's not weird, right? The look Olinsky gave me when he caught sight of one, it's like I'm Larry Flynt or something.
Burgess: Um, the kid should be in that house.
Ruzek: Yeah?
Burgess: Yeah.
Intelligence office
Lindsay: We may have gotten a hit on Calaca from the hotline. Somebody who matches his description was just seen leaving a barbershop on South Racine.
Dawson: It's owned by an Uncle of bone of the Latin Priests.
Voight: You two get on it.
Sumner: I completed those breakdowns, Sergeant.
Voight: I need more detail. Halstead, my office.
Voight’s office
Voight: I told you to let the Rodiger thing go.
Halstead: I have for the most part.
Voight: If you're not straight with me, I can't protect you.
Halstead: Protect me? Weren't you just in custody? Who are you to give advice?
Voight: Don't push me. I will run you out of this unit like that.
Halstead: I think Lonnie's gonna kill another kid.
Voight: You got eyes on you, Halstead. I've warned you all I can.
House
Ruzek: Hi.
Granny: Hi.
Ruzek: He's your grandson?
Granny: No, but I treat him like one.
Burgess: You know he's a thief?
Granny: He's been stealing phones again.
Ruzek: You're aware of this?
Granny: He's got a problem.
Boy: I don't have a problem.
Granny: And the Chicago police are not at our door. Go. You give them everything you stole. He steals these things for the stupid video games.
Ruzek: Ma'am, we have reason to believe he sells these to the Latin Priests.
Granny: Well, he may be a troublemaker, but he doesn't associate with gangs.
Ruzek: The gangs. Where's the rest?
Boy: That's it. That's all I got.
Ruzek: All right, thank you.
Granny: You're welcome.
Burgess: Well, so much for this leading us to Calaca.
Ruzek: Yeah.
Hairdresser
Dawson: Oye, viejo, you the owner of this shop?
Papo: Yeah, for 30 years. Please call me Papo.
Lindsay: We're looking for a guy named Calaca.
Papo: Never heard of him.
Dawson: He was last seen at this location.
Papo: Pssh. Not that I saw.
Lindsay: Well, we know that your nephew hangs with the Latin Priests.
Papo: I haven't seen my nephew, oh, in a very long time.
Lindsay: Hmm.
Papo: Yeah.
Lindsay: You been busy?
Papo: Oh, yeah, you know, always busy. The guys like to look good for the chicas.
Lindsay: Whoa. Antonio.
Dawson: That sure ain't aqua net.
Lindsay: Liquid P.C.P.
Dawson: You always keep bottles of wet hanging around your store?
Papo: I have a license for those chemicals.
Lindsay: For what?
Papo: For the hair straightening products. I can show you the paperwork if you want.
Dawson: What's in here?
Papo: I don't know.
Lindsay: Open it.
Papo: I don't have a key.
Dawson: 30 years, you don't have a key?
Papo: No, no, no. Wait, please. I... I... I can explain.
Papo: My nephew and his gang have taken over my establishment. They take my disability checks. They forced me to get the chemical license for the hair straightening products.
Dawson: Where are they now?
Papo: They don't tell me anything.
Lindsay: Somebody took a beating down here.
Dawson: Yeah. How much you want to bet it was Calaca?
Lindsay: Then this must be Calaca's finger.
Voight’s office
Lindsay: The Latin Priests are using the old man's barbershop glade. As a front to sell P.C.P.
Voight: Points for originality. What makes us think Calaca's still alive?
Dawson: He is still one of them. If they wanted him dead, they'd have dumped his body for the world to see.
Lindsay: But they still had to punish him for starting a gang war.
Dawson: That's why they beat him and clipped his pinky finger off in that dungeon. After that, my bet is they moved him to a safe house when he got hot.
Voight: They knew we were coming. All right, that's all.
Voight: Voight.
Stillwell’s office
Stillwell: You talk to Halstead yet?
Voight’s office
Voight: I'm busy.
Intelligence kitchen
Lindsay: Jay.
Halstead: Yeah.
Lindsay: I'm your partner. Talk to me.
Halstead: You don't want to know.
Street
Ruzek: Wendy, baby. Yeah, I... No, sweetie, you know I love the pictures. I love you naked, but you got to stop. Everybody can see. I'm working. It's distracting. Okay, thank you. I love you. Come on, babes… Oh, you got to be kidding me. Hey, come on, kid! Stop!
Station
Man: Hey, man!
Platform
Voice: The doors are closing. Stand clear of the doors.
Chase
Ruzek: Out of the way! CPD!
Street
Burgess: You gotta be kidding me. The kid went in there?
Ruzek: Followed him all the way from downtown. Looks like we were on the right track after all.
House
Ruzek: Chicago PD!
Burgess: Police!
Ruzek: Chicago PD! Clear… Ding ding ding ding ding.
Burgess: Ruzek.
Granny: Please, don't shoot.
Ruzek: We're gonna have a chat.
Ruzek: So you sell these to the Latin Priests, yeah?
Granny: It keeps all these kids eating well.
Burgess: Where do you take the devices?
Granny: They asked me not to come around again for a while.
Ruzek: Woman, I will hog tie you with cuffs on this floor so fast your dentures will spin. You're gonna give me an address.
Factory
Voight: Chicago Police! Get your hands up. Hands up! Drop that weapon!
Halstead: Go! Turn around!
Lindsay: Voight… Calaca.
21 back entrance
Voight: How are you feeling now, scumbag?
Dawson: T-Mac and the G-Park Lords know you killed Russell. They're a little upset.
Calaca: They should be. He was somewhere he shouldn't have been.
Voight: How about we drive you up to Lord territory and dump you out of the car with a sign that says, "I killed Russell"?
Calaca: Go ahead.
Voight: You shot a hole in that kid's chest. How about I carve one in yours, huh?
Calaca: That's the best you got, man?
Dawson: Tell me you haven't seen that look before.
Voight’s office
Voight: Going through Calaca's record.
Olinsky: Yeah.
Voight: He's been arrested 15 times. Never given it up. Yeah?
Platt: I told the sheriff I'd deliver this subpoena to one of Lexi's parents. I could report her not issuing it properly.
Voight: Just leave it on the desk.
Platt: This could plead out before it goes to trial, Alvin. So you hang tough, okay?
Olinsky: Yeah.
Intelligence kitchen
Lexi: Dad?
Olinsky: Hey. You've been subpoenaed as a witness to the shooting.
Meredith: So what are we going to do?
Olinsky: I don't know.
Lexi: Do we have a choice?
Olinsky: Let me make this clear. You participate, you become a material witness, and they come after you.
Meredith: We don't know that will happen.
Olinsky: We don't know it won't.
Lexi: Dad, I can't look Russell's mom in the eye and tell her I didn't do all that I could. This is the right thing to do. Let's put him away for good.
Olinsky: Come here, come here. Come here, sweetheart.
Lineup
Lexi: That's him.
Voight: Second from the left? I need you to say it.
Lexi: Second from the left. How else can I help?
Voight: We'll take it from here.
21 back entrance
Calaca: This witness that picked me out of the lineup, she's real pretty, right? Am I remembering correctly? Uhh!
Voight: There's not a cellblock in five states that doesn't have somebody who owes me a favour. Anything happens to that girl, I'll have your new boyfriend turn you inside out for a stick of gum.
Street
Dawson: Dame un tamale. Carne.
Man: Carne? Queso y jalapeños es mejor.
Dawson: Mi estomago. Damelo… Un momento. Hey, Viejo. It's okay. Um, a friend of mine works at the Banco Popular around the corner. I had him open up an account for you.
Papo: Why?
Dawson: Have your disability checks direct deposited. Tell the bangers that the government stopped sending them. They'll never know the difference.
Papo: Thank you.
Dawson: Yeah.
Voight’s office
Voight: Come in.
Sumner: Height and weight like you asked.
Voight: Now give me a hierarchy chart of every active gang in central area by morning.
Sumner: I'm not Internal Affairs. You don't have to like me, but you would be a fool not to use me.
Voight: If I find out different... You'll wish you never set foot in the 21st.
Crime scene
Stillwell: Recognize him?
Voight: Lonnie Rodiger.
Stillwell: He was strangled sometime last night. I thought I asked you to keep an eye on Halstead. I hope he has a good alibi.
