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how all this went down.
Really?
Yeah, I do.
I was thinking that...
when all this is over,
maybe... me and you should
go somewhere together.
The three of us.
Who? Me, you
and your cell mate?
I was thinking more like,
me, you and your son, Tyler.
I hear he looks just like you.
I can't wait to meet him.
I got bad news for you, Larry.
You're not going anywhere
for a long time.
Do you know where
Where?
He's sitting with the D.A.
Never.
- You know what's the first thing I'm gonna do
when I get out? - What? What are you gonna do?
I'm gonna come see you...
and that f***ing kid.
All rise.
You may now be seated.
On the request of
the prosecution,
this hearing will be postponed until
July 31 of this year.
See you all then.
You're a crazy kid.
You know that, right?
Crazy.
In his prime...
Tyson would've killed Ali.
Tyson wouldn't have
lasted five rounds. You're crazy.
So I did a little reading on you
this morning. Impressive career.
Anticrime Unit, Narcotics.
Let's not forget the Delany case.
That was a big one.
Now here you are
working Homicide.
It's an amazing career for a man,
but it's spectacular for a woman.
You should be proud of yourself.
- What does that mean,
Detective? - What?
I made it to Homicide?
Or I should be proud because I'm a Latina
woman who made it to Homicide?
Well, first of all, we can
drop the detective thing.
- It's Gary.
- Okay. Gary.
I'm just saying that you
should be proud for your race.
My race?
Yeah, your race.
- Are you f***ing with me?
- No.
You Latinos.
You're a proud people, right?
- You Latinos?
- Yeah.
All right, I suppose you missed
the racial sensitivity training.
No, I took that.
Why?
Look, Gary, I don't care
if you're a bigot or a racist.
I really don't care.
It doesn't affect me at all.
I just care that you and I get the
job done and that you have my back.
- Are we clear?
- Of course.
Good. And I'm not
any of those things,
so you got
nothing to worry about.
And I certainly
have your back.
Oh, and, Gary,
if you touch me,
I will shoot you.
Okay, we're setting up boundaries.
That's... I understand that.
What?
What's up, kid?
How was school today?
The same.
Whoa. What the hell
happened to you?
Oh. Uh, I got jumped...
on the train.
Jesus Christ, Sean.
- Did you file a report?
- No, it happened so fast.
I couldn't tell you
what they looked like.
Your father
must be sick about this.
Yeah, he is.
I really don't want to
talk about it, Billy.
No problem.
Hope you got a couple of
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