Dirty Page #3

Synopsis: Narcotics detectives Berg and Jackson are two of the dirtiest cops around and they spend most of their free time robbing the drug dealers they are paid to lock up. As a matter of fact business has been so good over the past few years these civil servants have accumulated quite the nestegg of stolen drugs and money. All seems to be going according to plan for these two partners until a strange case call leads them to discover their two and a half million dollars worth of stockpiled Dirty money has vanished into thin air. Now, driven by greed and amidst a strangle hold, all points internal investigation regarding police corruption, the men tear through gangbangers, drug dealers, angry bookies, and even one very eccentric junkie hoarder leaving a trail of criminal oddities in their wake as the stolen money continues to elude them. All the while attempting to avoid "Captain Scott" Internal Affairs' new top watchdog, who has conveniently and suspiciously set up shop with in their unit. Runn
 
IMDB:
6.5
TV-MA
Year:
2016
90 min
587 Views


Put your f***ing gun away.

What do you want me to do?

Pull him over here.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

WOMAN:
Let's get a blood type on him, stat.

DOCTOR:
Okay, let's prep for surgery.

(CHATTERING ON PA SYSTEM)

20% morphine.

What are his vitals?

What are we gonna do now?

Nothing's changed.

F*** that sh*t,

we got a live witness.

He f***ing saw us.

Hey, you need to get

a hold of yourself

and stick to the plan.

Stick to the plan?

Oh, right.

F*** you, f*** your plan.

This is a million dollar

f***ing problem,

I'm not gonna let you f*** it up for me.

You know what,

you need to come with me

right now,

to the little boys room.

Everything's okay, right?

Right? Right!

I f***ing knew that this

whole blood bath idea of yours

was bad f***ing news.

Now, instead of us

going down for robbery,

they're gonna stick

a f***ing needle in us.

You listen to me, okay,

this could be a good thing.

All right, we already have

a plan in place.

It's just the situation

like this,

if he stays alive,

we blame the thing on him.

And we always said,

that it would be better, what?

With a fall guy.

Yeah. If he were

f***ing dead, maybe.

What if it doesn't work?

What if they believe

his f***ing story?

Then what?

I'm not gonna go

to f***ing prison.

You know what they do

to cops in prison?

Hey, everything's

gonna be all right.

Let's try to just stick

to the plan,

and everything will be fine.

Have I ever let you down before?

No... no.

No.

All rise.

The Superior Court

of Los Angeles

is now in session.

The honorable judge

William Spitzer presiding.

You may be seated.

Detective, will you please

explain to us,

the events that transpired

on the afternoon of January 5th.

We responded

to a shots fired call.

And you and your partner

were the first on the scene?

That's correct.

So, what happened next?

We entered the warehouse,

weapons drawn.

At that time,

we saw the defendant

standing over the bodies,

gun in hand.

We ordered the defendant

to place his weapon

on the floor.

And what did the defendant

do then?

The defendant raised his weapon,

in a threatening manner.

And my partner,

thank god he acted accordingly.

Which was how?

He fired one shot

subduing the suspect,

till backup arrived.

(JUDGE BANGS GAVEL)

detective berg,

you've been doing this job

a long time, haven't you?

Seventeen years in august.

So, it's safe to call you

a vetted detective?

I'd like to think so.

Six commendations for bravery,

three certificates

from city hall.

That's pretty impressive.

I do what I can.

Detective, are you aware

that the defendant claims

that he saw you standing

over the bodies of the dead men

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