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#504 : La loi du silence

En enquêtant sur un homicide lié à la drogue, l'équipe des renseignements est face au problème de la culture du quartier :  «no-snitch» (pas des balances) et Atwater découvre une connexion personnelle à l'affaire. Pendant ce temps, le code de silence dans la police est mis à l'épreuve lorsque Upton est interrogée sur l'altercation de Ruzek avec un suspect. 

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Titre VO
Snitch

Titre VF
La loi du silence

Première diffusion
18.10.2017

Première diffusion en France
30.05.2018

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Photos promo

Antonio Dawson (Jon Seda) et Hailey Upton (Tracy Spiridakos)

Antonio Dawson (Jon Seda) et Hailey Upton (Tracy Spiridakos)

Hank Voight, joué par Jason Beghe

Hank Voight, joué par Jason Beghe

Kevin Atwater, joué par LaRoyce Hawkins

Kevin Atwater, joué par LaRoyce Hawkins

Adam Ruzek (Patrick J. Flueger)

Adam Ruzek (Patrick J. Flueger)

Kim Burgess, jouée par Marina Squerciati

Kim Burgess, jouée par Marina Squerciati

Adam et Kevin, le duo de choc !

Adam et Kevin, le duo de choc !

Kevin écoute son boss, le Sergent Hank Voight

Kevin écoute son boss, le Sergent Hank Voight

Antonio rentre dans un magasin suivi par Jay (Jesse Lee Soffer)

Antonio rentre dans un magasin suivi par Jay (Jesse Lee Soffer)

Hank sort de sa voiture, l'air contrarié

Hank sort de sa voiture, l'air contrarié

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Réalisateur : Terry Miller

Scénario : Rick Eid et Gavin Harris

Guests : Mykelti Williamson (Denny Woods), Monica Barbaro (Anna Valdez), Kylen Davis (Jordan Atwater), Clifford McGhee (Andre Walker), Lawrence Adimora (Kurtis Washington), Brian Michael (Roland Garrett), Bernard Gilbert (Eddie Greene), Bobbi MacKenzie (Vinessa Atwater), Ashley Manteca (Maya Spriggs), Edwin Lee Gibson (Milton)

 

Atwater’s apartment

All: Happy Birthday

Atwater: All right, now you gotta blow during the that candle out, boy, make sure you make a wish.

Jordan Atwater: All right, all right.

Atwater: There you go. First try.

Burgess: 15's a big year, Jordan.

Atwater: Yeah, man, it's a powerful year. You gotta do your thing in the classroom, on that court.

Jordan Atwater: Always preaching.

Atwater: Nah, that's advice.

Burgess: Yeah, it's a big difference.

Vinessa Atwater: Says you.

Burgess: Vinessa.

Atwater: Ah, happy birthday, lil' dog.

Jordan Atwater: Ooh, you know what I wanted.

Atwater: Yes, boy.

Jordan Atwater: Oh, my God. Look at this.

Atwater: This number 8... It worked for Kobe a little bit. It worked for me; it's definitely gonna work for you.

Jordan Atwater: Thanks, bro.

Atwater: Yo, um, I think Ruzek needs me to do that undercover thing he got a bite on.

Burgess: Oh, I'll go.

Atwater: Uh, actually, you might have the wrong paint job.

Burgess: Oh. Okay. I can, um, stay here and help them eat cake.

Atwater: Copy that. Hey, check this out. I wanna send a toast to my little brother Jordan, okay?

Jordan Atwater: Oh, yeah.

Atwater: Let's make 15 the most powerful year ever.

Jordan Atwater: No doubt.

Atwater: No doubt.

Parking

Ruzek: Aw, dude, I forgot to tell you, I tried the barbecue sauce you sent me.

Eddie Greene: It was good, right?

Ruzek: Come on, man.

Eddie Greene: Look, it's gonna be big someday, I'm trying to tell you... Just need to line up the financing.

Atwater: I got your financing right here.

Eddie Greene: Speaking of which, why don't you show me a few stacks? Make me feel at ease.

Ruzek: You don't trust me?

Eddie Greene: I don't trust my own mama when it comes to money and drugs and she's a damn saint.

Ruzek: All right, all right.

Eddie Greene: Look, I'm doing this for you, bro, but Kurtis don't play. Like, not even a little bit. Especially when white boys get involved.

Ruzek: Yeah, I picked up on that. I thought he was all right the other night though.

Eddie Greene: No, he don't dig white people. I'm telling you like it is, Billy, so just show me what's in the bag, please.

Ruzek: You know the drill. You know the drill.

Eddie Greene: Come on, man. Oh, my goodness. I'm not holdin'. I'm never holdin'. I'm a broker, baby, like them dudes on Wall Street. I set the deals up and get a little taste, that's it.

Ruzek: 30K.

Eddie Greene: Yes, sir. As a reminder, you know I'm...

Ruzek: $3,000. I remember.

Eddie Greene: Okay.

Ruzek: We good?

Eddie Greene: Good.

Ruzek: We good.

Eddie Greene: All right, I'll call Kurtis.

Ruzek: My man. Let's do this.

Bar

Eddie Greene: Englewood, Englewood.

Andre Walker: Yeah, yeah, up to no good. Come on, man. Come up with something new. And that song ain't even talking about...

Eddie Greene: I know. It's talking about a different Englewood.

Voight’s car

Olinsky: So, this kid Kurtis is moving real weight?

Voight: He's more of an up-and-comer. He's got a direct line to the Sinaloa cartel.

Olinsky: Hm. It's not easy to get a kid from this neighbourhood to flip.

Voight: Till he's staring down ten years at Stateville.

Bar

Andre Walker: Got something to say now.

Eddie Greene: 'Sup, Andre?

Andre Walker: What's happening? Good to see you.

Eddie Greene: What's up, big dog?

Kurtis Washington: How you feeling, Billy?

Ruzek: I'm great. How you doing? Hey.

Kurtis Washington: Cell phones in the basket… Have a seat, fellas… So, the West Loop, huh?

Ruzek: It's a huge, untapped market. Tons of rich white dudes looking to party. The only problem is there's no quality product there.

Kurtis Washington: What's Eddie's cut?

Ruzek: Three grand.

Andre Walker: I forgot, uh... How'd you two meet?

Eddie Greene: Ballet.

Kurtis Washington: What?

Eddie Greene: Yeah, the spot with the disco balls and the dancer poles. On 28th and Jefferson, you know?

Kurtis Washington: Oh, that kind of ballet.

Ruzek: I was dating one of the ballerinas.

Eddie Greene: Yeah, me too. Uh, sorta. I had to pay her a little something-something from time to time, but she was worth every penny.

Ruzek: Yeah, she was a fox.

Eddie Greene: Yeah.

Kurtis Washington: Well, I'm glad you two hit it off… It's nice to see you again, Billy.

Parking

Voight: What happened?

Ruzek: I don't know. It felt good, and then bam, he was out the door. Meeting over.

Olinsky: You think they made Kev?

Atwater: Nah, I mean, I was staring at my cheeseburger the whole time.

Voight: Who knows, maybe he's just careful.

Ruzek: Hey, good news is Eddie's still on board. He just texted me, wants me to swing by his house in a few hours.

Voight: Good, play it out. Kev, keep an eye on him.

Olinsky: Hey, man, don't push it. There's other dealers we can work with.

Ruzek: Not like Kurtis, there's not.

Olinsky: Oh, yeah? Why's he so special?

Ruzek: He likes killing as much as he likes dealing. He enjoys it.

Street

Ruzek: Eddie, where you at, man? Call number three. Listen, I'm getting a little nervous. I don't know if you noticed I'm a preppy white dude from the northern suburbs, so you need to hit me back. I'm at your door.

Eddie’s house

Ruzek: Eddie? Eddie. Hey! Kev, cover the front.

Atwater: Copy that.

Garden

Ruzek: Kev, roll an ambo. Right now. Eddie? Eddie?

Atwater: Copy.

Ruzek: Hey, what happened, man? Who did this? Jesus. Eddie. We're gonna stop the bleeding. You just hold on, man. Eddie, listen, I'm sorry to tell you this, but I'm a cop. I got help on the way right now, okay? You just gotta stay strong. No, Eddie, stop, man. Stop. Stop.

Eddie Greene: You're a cop! You're a...

Ruzek: I'm sorry. I'm sorry. You gotta talk to me. Tell me who did this. Was it Kurtis?

Eddie Greene: What's... Your real name?

Ruzek: It's Adam. Adam Ruzek. Hey, brother. Listen, look at me. Who did it? Tell me, was it Kurtis who did this? Was it Kurtis?

Eddie Greene: No. I ain't going out like that, Adam.

Ruzek: Like what, man? Hey. Hey.

Eddie Greene: Like... Like a snitch.

Ruzek: Nah, man, no, no, no. Eddie, come on, man. Eddie? Come on, man!

Morning

Voight: What do we got?

Atwater: What's up? Two to the chest. Nine millimeter. The casings are right here.

Voight: Find a gun?

Atwater: Not yet.

Voight: You okay?

Ruzek: Yeah. This was Kurtis or somebody that worked for him. It had to be.

Voight: Well, now we follow the evidence. Grab Upton and Halstead. Start knocking. We need witnesses.

Ruzek: Yeah. He was alive when I got here. He was alive, right there. I was trying to help him. Told him I was a cop. The way he looked at me, man. Pushed my hands away. He knew why he got shot... 'Cause I got made... And he picked up the tab.

Atwater: Hey. I understand. I get it, I mean, you really liked Eddie. But this isn't on you, dog. You didn't pull that trigger… All right?

Ruzek: Thanks, bro.

Atwater: We'll get him.

Neighbour 1

Man: I didn't see anything or hear anything.

Upton: You live across the street, 20 feet from his house.

Man: I was watching TV, had the volume up. Anything else?

Halstead: You knew Eddie, right? Yeah? Was he a good guy?

Man: Great guy.

Halstead: Yeah? Why not help us find the man who killed him?

Man: Not my job.

Halstead: Oh, you're okay with him getting killed?

Man: Didn't say I was okay with it. I said it's not my job. There's a difference.

Halstead: Not really.

Neighbour 2

Atwater: I mean, you live right next door, right? You didn't hear anything?

Ruzek: All right, hey, just tell us what you heard, please.

Woman: I didn't hear anything.

Ruzek: You didn't hear anything? All right. Hey. Have you seen this guy?

Woman: No.

Ruzek: You didn't even look yet. Have you seen this guy?

Woman: No.

Ruzek: Never?

Woman: Never.

Ruzek: Thank you so much.

Street

Ruzek: This no snitch thing gets worse and worse.

Atwater: There's no trust. There's no cooperation. Remember a few years back when they at least gave a courtesy look, and then a respectful lie?

Ruzek: Yeah.

Intelligence office

Burgess: So this is spotter-cam video. It's not perfect, but here's the shot. Swivels. There's our guy.

Ruzek: Yeah. Sure looks like Kurtis.

Atwater: Mm, about the same height, same weight.

Voight: Yeah, but we can't see his face.

Atwater: Definitely not enough for a warrant.

Voight: It's enough for you to grab Antonio and pay him a visit.

Burgess: Yup.

Ruzek: Well, let's watch this again.

Atwater: So, what happened... Kurtis shoots Eddie, he goes running out the back?

Ruzek: Yeah, but the bloody footprints that I saw... They went out the front door.

Voight: It could be two shooters. One goes out the front, the other goes out the back. Hey, you two... Head over to that restaurant and figure out what happened, will you?

Upton: Okay.

Voight: Something spooked these guys.

Washington’s house

Dawson: Washington, Chicago PD.

Burgess: We'd like to talk to you about a friend of yours, Eddie Greene.

Kurtis Washington: Got nothing to say.

Burgess: He was killed last night.

Kurtis Washington: Got nothing to say.

Dawson: We have reason to believe that you were with him earlier that evening. Maybe you could help us find the man who killed him since you two are friends?

Kurtis Washington: Got nothing to say.

Burgess: Do you know what a spotter cam is?

Kurtis Washington: I got nothing to say.

Burgess: Okay. It's this amazing new piece of technology. When a gun is fired, a video camera just automatically swivels towards the direction of the sound.

Dawson: And the dude running away sure looks a lot like you.

Kurtis Washington: Like I said, officer... I got nothing to say.

Dawson: Okay, don't worry. We'll be back.

Bar

Owner: How can I help you?

Upton: We wanna talk to you about one of your regular customers, Kurtis Washington.

Owner: Chicken, extra spicy, French fries. Arnold Palmer. More lemonade than tea.

Upton: We're more interested in his business dealings than his food choices.

Olinsky: You got a men's room?

Upton: What about Andre Walker?

Owner: Ham and cheese sandwich, extra swiss.

Upton: Back to food, huh?

Owner: That's my business. Food. Nothing else. May I say... You might be the prettiest damn police I've ever seen.

Upton: Might be?

Owner: Okay, you are.

Upton: That's better. So, Kurtis and Andre came in yesterday with Eddie Greene and another guy. White guy.

Owner: Don't know Eddie. Or the white dude.

Upton: Anything unusual happen?

Owner: Didn't even notice they were here.

Upton: You're good.

Owner: That's why I'm still standing, baby.

Olinsky: Thank you.

Upton: Thank you. Your insights and observations were invaluable.

Intelligence office

Olinsky: Found a counter-surveillance device in the restaurant. The kind you can buy for five bucks at some half-assed spy store.

Upton: Must've read the transmission from Ruzek's wire, so Kurtis cut the meeting short.

Voight: They probably thought Eddie was snitching... Working a case, so he popped him, two in the chest.

Halstead: Hey, techs lifted two fresh prints... One off of a beer bottle in Eddie's living room and the other off the front door knob. Both are a match to Roland Garrett. Male, black, 36. One felony charge. Aggravated assault with a firearm.

Voight: Track him down, now.

Store

Dawson: Roland Garrett?

Roland Garrett: Yes?

Dawson: Chicago PD.

Roland Garrett: Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Dawson: Keep your hands up.

Roland Garrett: Man, what's going on?

Halstead: We need to talk. Step down to me.

Roland Garrett: About what?

Halstead: Eddie Greene. Turn around.

Upton: Someone killed him last night.

Roland Garrett: I know.

Upton: Oh, you know he's dead?

Roland Garrett: Yeah. He's my brother.

Interview room

Roland Garrett: My fingerprints are on a beer bottle, so what?

Voight: Well, the beer was still cold when we bagged it. That means you were there when your brother got shot. So, either A, you did it, or B, you saw who did.

Roland Garrett: Or C, I was there, but I didn't do it and I didn't see it… Hey. Bro, what's up, Kevin?

Atwater: You good? Roland owns the mini mart on my block.

Voight: Mm.

Atwater: Good people. Um, so, yeah, we just wanna know what happened. And actually the more we know, the more we can help out, so, what you know, dog?

Roland Garrett: Okay. I was there. I went to see Eddie, you know, to say hi. Pay my condolences, 'cause I ain't seen him since his pop passed. We got the same mother, different fathers.

Atwater: Right. So, what happened?

Roland Garrett: We were catching up. Eddie was, uh... He was nervous. Said he had some deal with somebody and somebody got spooked or something like that, I don't know. I don't really pay attention. You know, I loved Eddie, but he's always hustling. Anyway, some... Some guy shows up. But he... He knocked at the back door; I didn't see him. Uh, I went to the kitchen to make a sandwich.

Voight: You didn't see him?

Roland Garrett: No, sir.

Voight: Hm. Size 11?

Roland Garrett: Yeah.

Voight: We got your footprint, Roland.

Atwater: Bloody footprints.

Voight: That means you were near Eddie's body.

Roland Garrett: Yeah. After the dude shot Eddie, I... He ran out the back door. So I walked over to Eddie, and I saw he was shot. He was... He was crawling towards the door. I got scared. So... So, I ran out the front door. But yo, I-I called 911 like two minutes later. Y'all can check the records.

Voight: Yeah, we will. Listen... I-I gotta ask this. Why not help save your brother's life?

Roland Garrett: I sell... I sell condoms and candy bars, homey. I'm not equipped to save nobody's life.

Atwater: But if you saw photos, you could recognize the guy.

Roland Garrett: No! I didn't... I didn't see his face.

Atwater: This is your flesh and blood, Roland.

Roland Garrett: I know. But he's gone. I still gotta live there. Kev, you know how it is.

Atwater: Yeah. You know, I know. There's a difference this time. All right? This is me. And I can help you on this side. You're good, bro.

Roland Garrett: I... I ain't no hero, Kev. Just another brother trying to pay his rent, maybe have a little fun, stay above ground.

Hallway

Halstead: I don't care how much you hate the police. If you got family involved, you gotta come clean.

Ruzek: The victim himself wouldn't even give me a name and he's lying there dying and the last thing he says is "I ain't no snitch."

Halstead: Talk about taking it to your grave.

Upton: Hey, guys, found some video surveillance from the night of the murder. It's not perfect, but it shows a distant image of the man we believe to be Kurtis Washington hopping into a BMW two blocks from Eddie's house.

Voight: You make out the plate?

Upton: Already ran it. It's registered to Maya Spriggs, girlfriend of Andre Walker, mother of his three children.

Ruzek: Oh, so Andre was the getaway driver, that makes sense. They're partners.

Voight: All right, get that car. Maybe we can find some blood.

Maya Spriggs and Andre Walker’s house

Ruzek: There's a warrant for the car.

Maya Spriggs: Wait, wait, wait, wait. Baby, that's my car.

Andre Walker: I got this, baby.

Maya Spriggs: Wait, why does he need to?

Andre Walker: Go back to the kids. Keep them away from all this police harassment… 'Sup, Billy? Long time no see. What you doing over here, huh? Thought you lived in the West Loop. Word is, there's a huge, untapped market for blow up there?

Ruzek: Just so you know, Eddie... He had no idea I was a cop. No idea.

Andre Walker: You know, I liked Eddie. Kurtis did too. We feel real bad you got his ass popped.

Ruzek: You better watch yourself, Andre.

Upton: Sounds like a confession to me.

Andre Walker: I ain't killed nobody. And I don't know nobody who killed nobody. But word gets out around here. And snitches like Eddie get dealt with real fast.

Upton: Well, let's go.

Andre Walker: Listen to your girlfriend, Billy.

Ruzek: We'll see you soon.

Voight’s office

Halstead: Andre's BMW is clean. No blood evidence anywhere.

Voight: What about Eddie's house?

Halstead: Techs are still working on it... So far, nothing.

Ruzek: There's gotta be something. A print? A hair? Seriously? We know that Kurtis popped him. We know that Andre picked him up in the BMW.

Voight: Yeah, well, knowing doesn't mean a damn thing. So, go out there and find something.

Ruzek: God.

Voight: Hey, Adam. You gotta let it go. I mean, good guy or not, Eddie was in the game. He knew the risk.

Ruzek: Yeah.

Atwater: Hey. One of my CIs just told me that Andre's girl, Maya, deals dope out of a unlicensed beauty salon and she's got two priors.

Voight: That's something.

Ruzek: Yeah.

Voight: Take Burgess and Upton.

Atwater: Let's go.

Ruzek: All right, copy that.

Salon

Ruzek: Chicago PD!

Burgess: Everyone show us your hands now.

Woman: What the hell is going on?

Burgess: Hands up, we have a warrant.

Atwater: Turn around. Maya, right? Turn around for me. Turn around for me. Just wanna see what kind of beauty products you're pushing out of this joint. All right, sorry about that, ladies. Come on now.

Street

Maya Spriggs: Baby. Baby, come get me.

Andre Walker: Look, I will. Just sit tight. Ask for a lawyer and keep your damn mouth shut. This is harassment! You know that, right?

Ruzek: Andre. It's not our fault your lady runs a salon without a license.

Upton: And sells blow in her spare time.

Andre Walker: What'd you find, huh? What, a couple grams? Eight ball or something? She don't move no product.

Ruzek: The problem is, she's got two priors. With this new charge, she's going away. She's a three-time loser.

Upton: Mother of your children.

Ruzek: Unless, of course, you got something to tell us. Something that might, I don't know, inspire us to drop the case?

Andre Walker: Nope. Not a damn thing. You know, I'm getting sick and tired of her ass anyway. Truth is, you're doing me a favour.

Upton: Wow, hell of a guy...

Andre Walker: Shut up, bitch, I wasn't talking to...

Ruzek: You got a smart mouth, you know that! Stand up! Say that again, right now!

Upton: Enough!

Ruzek: I'll take this badge off. You and I could do this right now, man! Come on, Hailey, what the hell is wrong with you?

Upton: What are you doing? What is wrong with you? Reform, federal oversight, independent auditors. You can't just hit people because they piss you off. Not in front of me, anyway. Get in the car.

Intelligence office

Ruzek: Andre's not gonna flip. He didn't even flinch.

Dawson: In Pilsen, they don't talk 'cause they're afraid of getting deported. In Englewood, they're afraid of getting shot. Look, I'll be in late tomorrow. I have a parent-teacher conference thing I have to be at.

Atwater: Yo, Sarge, let me grab Roland one more time. I mean, I think deep down he wants to talk. I can convince him to if he can just wrap his head around it.

Ruzek: Not a lot to wrap your head around. Someone shoots your brother twice in the chest, you bury his ass.

Atwater: See, it's deeper than that.

Ruzek: Oh, my God, it was his brother. Somebody shot his brother, he's the only person that can help us, and he's gonna protect the killer?

Atwater: That's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is, where I come from, or where Roland lives, if you don't trust the cops, you're not gonna cooperate.

Ruzek: It's called being a coward...

Voight: Enough of this crap, you hear me? I don't care about what's right. I care about making this case. You understand?

Ruzek: Yeah.

Atwater: All right, good.

Voight: So, talk to Roland.

Atwater: All right.

Voight: He comes forward, maybe we can offer witness protection.

Atwater: We might have to come up with another plan.

Ruzek: What's going on?

Store

Officer: Male, black, late 20s. Two to the chest. Victim's name...

Atwater: Roland Garrett… Hey, boss... Two nine millimeter shells on the floor.

Voight: We are s-Surveillance video?

Atwater: Yeah, there's two cameras in here. But neither one of them work.

Voight: The register?

Atwater: It's full. Shooter just walked in, took two shots, and walked out.

Ruzek: This was Kurtis. We all know that, right? He obviously figured out Roland was at Eddie's house and didn't wanna roll the dice he'd keep his mouth shut.

Halstead: Hey, patrol found a witness who says they saw a guy run from the scene, drop something in the dumpster behind the building.

Voight: Go check it out. You two start knocking, see what you can find. Someone had to see something.

Ruzek: Yeah, but will someone talk to us?

Atwater: You got it. Come on.

Street

Ruzek: Kev.

Atwater: Huh?

Ruzek: Is that Jordan?

Atwater: Damn. Hold on… Jordan! Yo, what the hell are you doing out here, man? Hey. Come here. Man, what the hell is going on, bro? It's damn near 11:00. What you doing out here?

Jordan Atwater: I was walking back from Michelle's house, and... We were studying and I fell asleep...

Atwater: Fell asleep my ass, Jordan. Now we done already had this conversation, dog, I'm your big brother and the last thing...

Jordan Atwater: I know, I know. What happened?

Atwater: Nothing good.

Jordan Atwater: Bro... That's Roland?

Atwater: Yeah.

Jordan Atwater: I liked him, bro. I mean, when I told him I made the basketball team, he gave me a bunch of free food. He even said he'd make it to a few games. Who shot him?

Atwater: A local dope dealer. Roland saw something he shouldn't have saw. Come on. Let's get out of here.

Court

Voight: All right, an eyewitness saw an unidentified male flee from the scene, toss an object into a dumpster. Detective Halstead recovered that object one block from the scene... A Glock, nine millimeter.

Anna Valdez: Ballistics?

Voight: Same weapon used in the Eddie Greene homicide.

Anna Valdez: Prints?

Voight: Negative.

Anna Valdez: Does it connect back to Kurtis Washington or Andre Walker or anyone involved with this gang?

Voight: No, it was stolen from a registered owner in Wisconsin.

Anna Valdez: No forensics, no witnesses...

Voight: Yeah, I get it, but it all goes back to that undercover meeting with Ruzek, which we got on tape, by the way. Listen. Kurtis gets spooked, calls off the meet. Two hours later, Eddie gets popped, two in the chest. The next day, the only eyewitness, his brother Roland, gets popped two in the chest. Same weapon both hits.

Anna Valdez: I'm with you. Kurtis is the shooter, Andre drove the getaway car. Check, check. But... We still don't have enough to move forward. I'm sorry, Hank.

Intelligence office

Dawson: Any luck with the warrant?

Voight: Nah, Valdez says we need more.

Dawson: Ah, what else is new, right?

Voight: Yep. Hey, how was that parent-teacher conference?

Dawson: It was great. Eva's doing really well. Getting all A's.

Voight: Tell her I said hey.

Dawson: Yeah.

Voight: Adam.

Ruzek: Yeah?

Voight: Give me a second.

Ruzek: What's up, boss?

Voight: Got a call about you this morning. Someone saw you punch Andre Walker. That someone filed a beef. IAD's opened an official investigation.

Ruzek: Boss, this prick Andre, he was pushing his luck...

Voight: Stop talking now. An active resister refused to comply with your orders. He tried to overpower you. In order to protect yourself and others, you used physical force to regain control of the situation.

Ruzek: All right, copy that.

Voight: As to Upton, that's on you.

Ruzek: All right.

Locker room

Ruzek: Hey.

Upton: Spilled coffee. Memo to self... Invent a lid that doesn't drip.

Ruzek: Hey, so, listen, that thing from yesterday... It's become a little bit of a situation. Somebody saw what happened, they filed a report, Now I got a CR to deal with. I just wanna make sure you and I are on the same page.

Upton: Same page.

Ruzek: I know you know what I mean.

Upton: I'm gonna have to think about it.

Ruzek: Huh.

Upton: Just shooting straight, man. There's iPhones and cameras everywhere. It's not so easy to just make up a lie anymore. And I know a lot of good coppers that have been stripped for falsifying...

Ruzek: No, you do what you gotta do, Upton.

Halstead: Hey. Caught a break. Found some surveillance footage from a camera about a block away from the mini mart.

Ruzek: Thanks, man.

Intelligence office

Halstead: That is Kurtis, no doubt.

Voight: That's 'cause you know it's him. If you're in a jury, that's a skinny man, black, wearing a hoodie.

Ruzek: All right, let me play with it, see if I can get a better angle.

Burgess: Well, there's the gun.

Voight: All right, play it again, regular size… All right, hold it. Stop. See that? There's someone else there.

Atwater: Yeah, probably Andre being a lookout.

Ruzek: Let me mess with it. Hold up. Yeah, all I can make out is his sneaker.

Atwater’s house

Atwater: Straight up. You saw the face of the man who threw the gun in the dumpster.

Jordan Atwater: Yes.

Atwater: If I showed you photos, you can identify the guy?

Jordan Atwater: I mean, I can, but... Bro, look what happened to Roland. Look what happened to him. I mean, he winded up dead, dude. People hate snitches and you know that.

Atwater: I understand that, but that's not gonna happen to you, okay? I'm not gonna let that happen to you.

Jordan Atwater: I mean, I know you wouldn't but it still could. What do you want me to do?

Atwater: First of all, you didn't do anything wrong, Jordan. So, as far as I'm concerned, you're not a snitch. You're brave. You're willing to help put away a man who did a bad thing to a very good person, so... All I want you to do is have self-respect. I want you to be able to look in the mirror every day for the rest of your life and know that you did the right thing when it mattered. That's all I want.

Intelligence office

Atwater: You all good, right?

Jordan Atwater: Yeah.

Atwater: Yeah.

Voight: Jordan.

Anna Valdez: Hi, Jordan. I'm Anna Valdez; I'm with the State's Attorney's office. Your brother told me you saw someone toss a gun into a dumpster.

Jordan Atwater: Uhh... Yeah. I heard gunshots, and... Then this man came out of the store, and threw a gun into this big, green dumpster.

Anna Valdez: Finally caught a lucky break.

Voight: Hm.

Ruzek: Hey, let's get you set up in here, all right? You hungry?

Jordan Atwater: Yeah.

Voight: Hey. You sure about all this?

Atwater: No.

Voight: Why the hell are you doing it?

Atwater: Because it's the right thing to do.

Voight: Forget what's right. You do what's best for you and your family. That's what's right.

Atwater: Yeah. Appreciate it.

Kitchen

Anna Valdez: Okay, if you see the man who tossed the gun into the dumpster, just say so, okay?

Jordan Atwater: No… Yeah… Him.

Anna Valdez: Thank you, Jordan. Type up the warrant. I'll get in touch with the duty judge.

Voight: Proud of you, Jordan.

Garden

Ruzek: 5021 Charlie, 10-1, 10-1. Shots fired at the police. Male, black. Hoofing it down the alley.

Main: Copy that, 5021 Charlie. Shots fired.

Street

Atwater: Stop!

Voight’s car

Voight: Offender just ran into an alley off of Loomis, headed west.

Alley

Atwater: Pick it up. Pick it up. Please, pick it up.

Voight: Kevin. He might have another weapon on his ankle. Be careful. It's all right, Kevin, I got you. Stand down.

Upton: Get up. You're under arrest for the murder of Roland Garrett. Let's go.

Voight: Come on.

Intelligence office

Ruzek: Have I ever told you you're faster than you look?

Atwater: You think I'm overweight?

Ruzek: Dude, I needed this. Thanks, man. You did a hell of a job today.

Atwater: Hey, appreciate that.

Ruzek: Buy you a drink?

Atwater: Not this time. I think I should probably take Vinessa and Jordan to dinner.

Ruzek: Fair enough.

Denny Woods: Congratulations. I hear you boys had a nice pinch today.

Atwater: Appreciate that.

Voight: Long way to walk for an attaboy.

Denny Woods: Nah. Need the exercise. All this sitting around can actually shorten your life span by 20%.

Voight: Mmm.

Denny Woods: But, uh, there is something we need to discuss. In private.

Voight: Okay. After you.

Denny Woods: Congratulations.

Atwater: Sir.

Voight: I'll see you guys in the morning.

Ruzek: Thanks, boss. Have a good night. Molly's?

Upton: Yes.

 

Denny Woods: Tofu chicken. Chinese medicine. Twitter.

Voight: I'm not sure where you're going with this, Denny, but I am intrigued.

Denny Woods: I am just listing a few things that I'm guessing you think are ridiculous.

Voight: So far, so good.

Denny Woods: Ah. I got one more for you too.

Voight: Hm.

Denny Woods: Police reform. You know your man Rowzek?

Voight: Ruzek.

Denny Woods: The case we filed the other day just went away. Seems the only witness, a young woman named Yvonne Wallace, changed her mind.

Voight: It's news to me.

Denny Woods: Is that right?

Voight: Mm-hmm.

Denny Woods: You know, it's always better to cooperate up front, Hank, when it's just a conversation between two old friends. Otherwise things can get more formal. More contentious.

Voight: Like I said, I don't know.

Denny Woods: You ever read a book called "The Prince"? Written by a cat named Machiavelli back in the 1500s.

Voight: I haven't read that one.

Denny Woods: Well, me either. But there's one hell of a quote in that book. Goes something like... “If you aim at the king, you better make damn sure you kill his ass.”

Voight: Yeah. Yeah, I am familiar with that one. See... The thing is, Denny, I never took aim at you. You only think I did.

Denny Woods: I'm pretty sure that's what lawyers would call "a distinction without a difference." Have a good night, Hank.

Molly’s

Ruzek: To Eddie Greene.

Burgess: And to Jordan Atwater.

Ruzek: Yeah.

Upton: That kid's got guts. Testifying, going against some ridiculous ingrained code... It's not easy.

Ruzek: What are you really saying, Hailey?

Upton: Not the time, man.

Ruzek: It's not the time? No, it's right. I think it's the perfect time. Just say it.

Upton: All right.

Halstead: Just let it go, man. Let it go.

Ruzek: Hey, Hailey, look. If you're gonna throw me under the bus, just give me a heads up, huh?

Upton: I took care of it.

Ruzek: What do you mean?

Upton: Case went away.

Ruzek: It just went away?

Upton: Mm-hmm. I found the witness. I talked to her. She agreed to recant her story.

Ruzek: She just agreed just like that?

Upton: I didn't say that.

Ruzek: Thank you.

Upton: I didn't do it for you.

Ruzek: Copy that.

Bar

Olinsky: So I... I ran that, uh... Plate you were asking about.

Voight: Antonio's friend?

Olinsky: Yeah. He's a State's Attorney. A guy named Nathan Potter. Rising star.

Voight: Mm.

Olinsky: But... Word is... He's done a lot of work with your pal, Denny Woods.

Voight: Mm.

Olinsky: You don't think Antonio's, uh...

Voight: The morning I saw him with this prosecutor Potter... He lied. He told me he was at some parent-teacher conference.

Olinsky: Huh.

Voight: This much I know. They're coming after us, Al. From all sides.

Olinsky: Yeah.

Restaurant

Jordan Atwater: You coming to the game this Wednesday? 'Cause you know I'm getting some play time with varsity. It's gonna be crazy. It's gonna be hype. And I'm really excited for the showcase. Wait. Kev, can we get some dessert?

Atwater: Yeah. Go for it.

Jordan Atwater: You jumpy, huh?

Atwater: I'm good, I'm good.

Jordan Atwater: Little scared there, Kevin?

Atwater: Not bad.

Jordan Atwater: All right, I'm getting ice cream. Ice cream with some chocolate sauce.

Vinessa Atwater: Banana pudding. You wanna share with me?

Atwater: I only had it once, it was...

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brucas59  (30.12.2017 à 03:39)

Très bon épisode ! J'ai bien aimé la dynamique. Ruzek se fait avoir sous couverture et est en colère car il s'était lié d'amitié avec les membres. Atwater voit son petit frère impliqué. Hailey reste droite dans ses bottes mais fidèle à l'équipe. Antonio deale avec un avocat mais je suis sure qu'il y a une raison valable, ce n'est pas un traitre, loin de là.

Par contre, on ne voit plus beaucoup Jay et ça me manque, j'espère qu'il reviendra prochainement !

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