Leave your name and number at the beep. God bless.'
Frankie, it's me. I'm calling again, cos you haven't returned my call.
So, I'm confirming again that I'll pick Stella up in the morning and take her to school.
So, call me when you get this. OK? Bye.
'Hi, Daddy.' Hey. How are you doing, honey?
I'm good. Mommy's not home right now. She just went out to get some groceries.
So, nobody's with you?
'I'm OK. Nothing's gonna happen. How was your trip?'
Oh, really good. I bought another boat.
'Another one? Can I drive it?'
Sure, as soon as it gets here.
Listen. Tell your mom that I'm gonna pick you up in the morning and take you to school.
'And have her call me when she gets in, OK?'
Love you, Dad. Bye.
Jesus Christ.
'Yeah?' Hey, Bobby, get over to Francine's right away.
She left Stella home alone again, so just park it out front and call me when Frankie gets home.
'Sure.' Thanks. Let me know.
'Yeah?'
807 FBK. Let me know.
You look beautiful.
Ah, Jimmy. Ronnie. Welcome home. How was your trip?
Oh, terrible. I ate some seafood that damn near killed me. Then I got your call.
Yeah, well, I had to tell you.
So, what, I go away for a week and this shit falls apart? What happened?
Well, Bill and Harv can tell you. Are they here yet?
No, they went out to get some sushi.
Listen. I want to introduce you to these two other guys.
When was this place last swept?
I don't know. Three weeks ago.
You've gotta do it again. See, I'm driving over here, and I swear this guy's tailing me.
Is someone doing something I don't know about?
I don't think so.
Listen. You should meet these guys.
They're into "medicinal weed".
They're developing a mister, a spray,
that's gonna be like the new aspirin.
I just walked off the plane - I don't need to be pitched something now.
I think we should get into this.
When the weed goes legal,
you want to be first in line to take advantage.
The government's asked these guys
to do some testing for them.
Huge dollars in this. Massive.
Hey, man. Are you there? Francine just rolled in.
'By herself or with that goof?'
He's here. Want me to hang a while?
'No, it's OK. You can go. Thanks.'
OK, honey. TV off right now.
Wash your face, brush your teeth, and I'll come up and tuck you in.
Daddy called. You're supposed to call him back.
OK. What did he want?
'To remind you that I'm going to his house this weekend...'
What have we got, Roy?
Francine, getting home, putting the kid to bed. Sounds kinda loaded.
I'm not going for drunk-driving charges here. Terry, anything interesting?
Reardon's at the strip club.
Are you sure you haven't noticed anything different lately? Any surveillance?
No, nothing. Everything's cool, except for this thing with Bill and Harv.
Yeah, and that's no good. We can't have people hitting the grow-ops.
Following us around all the time in cars. It's making me crazy.
I think we need to step up security a bit, even if that means paying more for intelligence.
'Reward people. Put the word out there that there'll be big cash for any information.'
Yeah, we need good intelligence.
We need to know what everybody else is doing before they do it.
Isn't he meeting the guys who had the grow-op ripped off?
Yeah, they went out. They're coming back.
Let me know if they do. Or give me a synopsis tomorrow.
You too. I want a synopsis on my desk tomorrow morning.
Gentlemen, anything interesting this evening?
Got a gambling party. Poker and hookers.
All the big boys there? Well, have a listen.
I can't understand a fucking word, but it sounds like fun. Get me translations.
No problem.
Grey or pinstripe?
Darling...
Grey? Pinstripe?
This is gonna create a huge mess.
Pinstripe. They have no idea how much shit this is gonna stir up.
What now? CEESYS have changed their minds.
Now we're supposed to share intelligence with them, expand our human assets.
I know what that's gonna do. Screw us all.
They've got no assets of their own, so they want to cherry-pick ours.
It's a good opportunity for you.
You've been saying how much you hate where you are now.
I suppose.
I'm taking a quick shower.
Adam, telephone.
Adam...
Hello? Adam's phone.
Hello?
They're back.
Jimmy, how are you doing? Fine.
I guess you heard all about our bad news? Yeah, I did.
Here we go. Down to business. Ted, you might wanna hear this.
Well, we had a harvest group coming in to take off all the buds, and it was looking like a good haul.
100, maybe 110 pounds. Really good quality.
They were supposed to come in the morning. I get there at midnight, and there's a knock at the door.
Where's Harvey?
He's gone to get something to eat. He's had nothing all day. He's gonna be gone half an hour.
Is that right, Harv?
Reardon's quizzing them about the rip-off.
So, I hear the knock, I figure it's Harvey, I answer, and bingo! My lights are out.
I don't even remember getting hit. I guess they had a bat or something.
What did they look like? I didn't see a thing. I'm out.
Next thing I remember, Harvey's back, and I'm in a pool of blood on the floor.
What happened to the security camera? Not working?
The power supply crapped out.
Yeah, it's on a separate circuit, and Harvey's guy was supposed to check it out.
It's just bad timing, really.
So, the one window of opportunity these guys had to hit the grow
was the day before harvest, on a night with no security camera,
when Harvey goes to get a bite to eat.
The one night when there's no security on the house. Just you.
Yeah. I know. I know it looks bad.
Somebody had inside information.
I know. I'm thinking I was followed. That's how they knew where the house was.
How would they know when the buds were clipped? Maybe the harvesters.
No. See, the harvesters are driven around with a bag on their head before they go to the house.
They have no idea where they are. That makes zero sense.
Oh, it wasn't me. Come on. You don't think it was me?
I'm gonna give you a polygraph. A what?
A lie-detector test. Hook you up to a machine.
You got one of those? Yeah, we do.
He's got his own polygraph. Unbelievable.
So, we'll give you the test. If it says you're lying...
No, I'm not lying.
Good. No worries, then.
All right. What about Harvey? Are you gonna make him take the test too?
Yeah.
OK. Well, I'm gonna pass any test you wanna give me.
And there are no hard feelings here.
I know you're trying to be fair. You're a good boss and I got no complaints.
Come on, Harvey. We got a test to study for.
They're both in on it. No need for a test.
No, we've gotta be sure.
You can't go soft. You gotta do somebody for this.
You send a message. Otherwise, every house we guard will get hit.
By our own people. Third crop we've had ripped.
Yeah, but we can't get the wrong guy. That's just stupid.
Worse than soft. It's stupid. It's unbelievable.
This is good.
We're talking conspiracy to murder right here.
Leave your hotel number on the kitchen table. Yeah?
Already there, hon.
Good night.
Hey. What's going on? Jim around?
Yeah...
Jim! Jimmy! Yeah?
The police are on the dock.
Where's the radio? Here.
Bobby, what's going on?
'They want to borrow the boat.' They wanna what?
'They wanna borrow the boat.'
Hey, Jim. How are you? Pretty good. You? Good.
I heard you guys need my boat.
Yeah. There's a fish boat in trouble just off the point. We gotta get there.
Yeah, take it. Just fill it up with gas when you bring it back.
Appreciate that. Any time. Keys are in the boat.
Thanks.
Nice to be able to lend a hand.
Kinda bizarre. Ah, not really.
They don't have shit for boats. You got the fast one.
Yeah, when they bring it back, make sure they didn't plant a GPS on it or whatever.
'Yeah?' Checked the front of the house?
Yeah. Why? 'See a brown Ford parked there?'
Yeah, it's a rental. Probably somebody visiting neighbours.
Do we know who was tailing me last night?
'I'm waiting on a call-back.' This is what I mean.
We should have that information already.
Let me know what happens with this car.
Morning, Inspector. Morning.
'Hello?' I'm sorry. I have the wrong number.
'No problem.'
Coming up? I've got to make a quick call. Five minutes.
You want coffee? Yes, please. Black. Two sugars.
Francine. Hey, France. Jim's here.
OK. You'd better go upstairs.
Stella, your dad's here. Hurry it up.
Fuck this. He doesn't scare me. Stella, hurry it up!
Did you make my lunch? Buy something in the cafeteria.
Ask your dad for the money. And don't mention Damon was here. OK?
And if he interrogates you, you let me know.
See you. OK, have a great week.
Hi, sweetie. I'll call you later. Can I talk to you now?
Yeah. What's up?
I need to make some money, so I can be more independent.
You got lots of money.
But I want to work for you. I can move a quarter-pound a week, easily.
You want me to find you some coke?
What's with you? I won't hold it in the house.
Come on. You won't be sorry.
Whatever happened to rehab?
The answer's no. Don't ask.
The roof is leaking. I'm gonna call somebody. We need a new roof.
Make sure you let me know before you OK an estimate.
Jesus.
'We need some groceries.' 'I've got to go downtown.'
'There's nothing in the fridge...'
Morning. Morning, Inspector.
Where's the week's synopsis?
We got a little behind. I'll do it tomorrow.
You said that last week. I'm tired of the excuses.
I want the synopsis of a day's activities the following day by 8am.
Sorry. Ted didn't say... I don't care what Ted said.
Don't let it happen again.
Watch yourself. The bitch is on the warpath.
Thanks, man. Last night's synopsis?
With the translator. He's down with the flu. It should be in this afternoon.
As soon as it's in, on my desk. Yeah?
Morning. Morning, Sheila.
Welcome to our nightmare.
Go ahead. Take it home. Get acquainted.
In a nutshell? In a nutshell,
the Organised Crime Unit will now be sharing our intelligence files with CEESYS.
Jesus Christ. This is official?
By this time next week it will be. Oh, that's insane.
The upside of it is that we finally become a real intelligence agency.
Oh, boy...
On the down side, it means they'll now be poaching our assets.
I've been told to recommend which of our agents and informants they should be talking to.
So, I need files.
That'll go over badly with their handlers. Nobody's gonna give up their snitches.
Yes, well, that's the way of the world now. Word from the top.
Caving in to pressure from Washington - that's what it is.
"We'd like your help. Bend over."
Oh, Christ. How long have I got?
Start throwing files my way as soon as you can.
Shall I make copies for everybody?
Er...no. I made notes on that one. I'll have a copy sent over.
Oh, and Ted, I can't be waiting a week to get the wire-room synopses on my desk.
I'll look into it.
Oh, we may get Reardon on a conspiracy-to-murder charge.
One of his grow-ops was ripped. He's looking to punish somebody.
Finally. Nice to have some good news.
Sheila, can you come in here a minute, please?
Find out who this number belongs to. No problem.
You've got a 10am with Martin.
Right. Thank you. These are from your husband.
Of course. Flowers.
I'm glad things are patched up between you two. Anything else?
No, just that number when you get a chance.
I'm on it.
Oh, and please don't let Ted in my office alone from now on.
Sorry. He just waltzed in.
Piano was cancelled again. My teacher's got the flu.
She's got the flu? I guess that's going around.
That's the school zone. Ed's mom got a ticket last week.
OK. I'm gonna pick you up inside after school today, honey. OK?
I'm gonna come inside and get you. And then we'll go to your lesson.
Dad, you weren't even listening. Piano's cancelled.
Right, right. Sorry. I'll pick you up at 3:15 inside the school. OK?
Bye, Dad. Love you. Love you too. Study hard.
Play hard!
Hey. I think I'm seeing this car again.
Martin's here. Send him in.
I have that number for you. The phone's registered to a Sylvia Liddle in Toronto.
Want me to do anything with that? No, thank you. Send Martin in.
Sure.
Morning. Morning.
This is a sure-fire recipe for disaster.
I'm going to Ottawa to argue it, but I think the horse is out of the barn.
Well, you won't get much cooperation from our people.
No choice. Written into the new anti-terror bill.
Nobody's gonna give up their best sources. You'll get the dregs, the real scumbags.
Well, we have to make the effort.
Anyway, other business.
How are we doing with our immigration officer?
He's been seeing our girl Katrina on the weekends, and on her last report,
he says he's pushing her file up the ladder.
Has he given her names of who he's talking to?
He referred to his friend Peter.
So, somebody somewhere by the name of Peter.
I'm doing an Immigration Department search
on anybody with weight by the name of Peter.
How's Katrina doing generally?
She's got her match-maker business going great guns -
her escort service, basically.
She was at a client party last night.
Mostly Chinese. She provided the white girls.
It was a gambling party. Anyway, she thinks one of the guys there...
She gave him her card, and he seemed pretty interested in her.
And she was wondering if we wanted her to pursue this guy.
He's with the Chinese consulate.
She's been giving us good stuff, yeah? I mean, she's not inflating any of her information.
Yeah, I like her. She's got the entrepreneurial spirit.
All she wants is her citizenship and her kid and her mother over here.
Obviously, she's a hustler...
but she's solid.
I think I'd like to meet her.
Well...yeah, that's possible.
I'll just ask.
If we're going to be sharing our assets, I need to know who and what we're trading.
Nothing on you. Your reports are good. I just want to assess some of these people myself.
Understood. Erm...I'll make the call.
OK, good.
That's all.
What the hell's going on with the Queen? She wants to meet my informant personally.
Am I being let go? Have you heard anything?
It's CEESYS. I talked to a friend there. They're looking to recruit people.
Mary's being considered for a major post with them,
so she's probably gonna take some of her assets with her when she goes.
Mary told you she's being recruited? No.
And she doesn't know I know.
The good news is, we may be rid of her. So, let's help that along.
Give her some assets, get her out the door.
Are you gonna take over here?
I'm in the running, yeah.
So, let's not do anything to fuck that up. Right?
Synopsis on my desk - yeah? On the way up.
And you're arranging a meeting with Katrina?
I'm just waiting for her to return my call.
Hey, Alex. How are you doing? How's business?
Good. So, you're in here early.
Yeah, I've got the kid, so I'm up at the crack of dawn.
You got a problem?
I think I've got somebody tailing me again. I'm gonna do a full sweep of everybody.
OK, I'll get on it. You still got that polygraph here?
Yeah. Still got a guy who can use it?
Yeah, the same guy. Cos I lost another crop.
Yeah, I heard. You know you're gonna have to shoot one? Send a message.
Maybe just set up the polygraph for me to start.
OK. I'm making the call. OK, Alex. See you.
See you.
Hey. Get out of bed, you bum. I've got a job for you. Get over to the store.
Hello, Daniel. It's Mary Spalding. How are you?
No, still in Vancouver. How's the family?
Good, good. I need a favour.
Have you got a good, discreet PI you use out there?
No, it's domestic.
Could you?
Just leave his number on my home machine or E-mail it to me.
Thank you. I'll explain later.
Hello, Mary. Hi. Thanks for taking the time.
Sure. Let's do this outside.
What are you working on?
CEESYS has finally concluded that the drug trade is funding insurgent movements around the globe.
Oh, there's a newsflash Mm-hm.
They're reaching out. They just got the mandate to recruit deeper.
And that means having some street agents.
Anyway, I told them I'd broach it with you.
I'm a little out of touch with the street trade.
Well, everybody's dealing everything nowadays. There's no boundaries any more.
The price of marijuana's dropping. Heroin's back with a bang, so everyone's smuggling that.
The Guatemalans are a good example of where it's gone.
Tough. Well organised. Got a couple of ex-military guys running it.
Death-squad vets. These guys just have no fear.
Anyway, the rumour is that one of the key guys is ex-Guatemalan intelligence.
They know more about us than we know about them.
That's the guy we want. We're working on him.
So, would you develop a list?
A few good names, informants who might want to see another pay cheque?
Let me see what the Chief says. I'd rather you didn't ask him.
How's that gonna work? They're trying to streamline,
establish a real intelligence pipeline quickly.
They don't want to get bogged down in jurisdictional disputes. They want flow under the radar.
It's a new world. They want people who understand that.
Let me think about who might fit.
And...have a drink sometime?
You know where to find me. Nice to see you, Mary.
You too.
Hey, Al.
Hey, Mo. Michael called. What did he want?
He says you need to see him this afternoon.
Really? OK.
And Hans loves the new boat.
Oh, yeah? What does he say?
He likes her. He thinks you made a really good buy.
Perfect. We can get her to work as soon as she puts in.
Alex is sending people to do another sweep. People are watching us again.
Do we know who? No. I'm working on it, though.
Reardon Shipping. Hang on. He just walked in.
It's Bob. Oh, OK.
Hey, Bob. You're on a pay phone, aren't you? I am.
Those tags you gave me last night - it's a rental.
Rental? Why would somebody be using a rental? Who's using rentals? Horstman?
'Don't think so. Could be you just saw some brown cars.
When you look for something you see it everywhere.'
Yeah, except, I'm looking at him right now.
I'm gonna have to call you back.
Hey, hang on.
Hey, where are you going?
I need your signature on a shit-load of stuff here!
Katrina? Mary Spalding.
Hello. It's nice to meet you. Nice to meet you.
I've heard a lot about you.
You're director of the Agency? Yes. Of the Organised Crime Unit.
Did Martin tell you what we're looking for?
A little bit. Not much. Just that you're very important, doing important new things.
Well, doing some new things, yes. You've been very good for us so far.
We're really pleased with your information.
You know why I am doing this?
It's not for the money. I'm making lots of money already.
I would like my mother and daughter to come here.
How old's your daughter? Six.
Six!
That is Odessa.
And that is my mother and Svetlana.
Very lovely.
Well, what I'd like you to consider is a long-term arrangement with us.
Would I have to quit my business? No, we like it.
We think it has potential.
Then my relationship would be official?
We could do it that way. Or we could do it another way.
I think I'd prefer to keep it quite loose at first.
I would need a promise that my mother and daughter would be allowed to join me.
Everybody understands that, and we'll work with that in mind.
And we'll talk about that in detail as we progress.
I just wanted to meet you, get to know you,
have a little girl-talk about the kind of things we'd like you to do.
Thanks for coming, bro. Yeah. I brought you a carton.
Oh, thanks, man. How are you doing?
Not so good. No, one of our grow-ops got hit. We lost about 150 pounds.
Shit, man. I heard. Do you know who? Bill or Harvey.
Oh, man! Do you want me to take care of it? No, I'll handle it.
Well, you've got to get rid of those guys, man.
Yeah, I'll handle it, man. OK. What else?
Oh, we got people watching us again.
Oh, man, they haven't caught us yet, and they ain't gonna.
They caught you. Oh, that was cos of a rat, man.
And I took care of that.
That's why I'm gonna take care of Bill and Harvey or both of them.
I mean, that's all we've got to worry about.
That's the only reason why they ever catch anybody - if they've got an informer.
Mike, you haven't been doing anything I don't know about, have you?
Anything they would have put a tail on us for.
Come on, man. Without telling you?
Seriously?
Man, don't let Bill and Harvey get away with that.
You let me know what you want done,
and when I'm outta here, we're gonna amp it up. What else?
What else? Well, the price of weed's tanking, big time.
OK. We diversify, man.
That thing with the seeds... Shhhh.
That's paying off, big time. That was a good idea.
OK? Now, did you get the boat in Hong Kong?
Yeah, it's on the way over. Oh, that's good, man.
OK, look, I've got this friend of mine I want you to meet.
OK? I think he's got some business for us. He's with the...
No, slow down, Mike.
You don't need to make any new friends here.
Paranoid?
Come on - they've been watching us since we were born.
Just meet the guy. I think he's connected petty good.
OK.
Can you go and see how my daughter's doing?
Yes. Yeah, I'll go by.
I think I made a deal with Katrina.
Oh, yeah, she's got potential.
What about Reardon? You're feeling bullish?
I think we're gonna get him this time.
We've got money-laundering, conspiracy to traffic. We're gonna get him on solicitation to murder.
I'll keep my fingers crossed. You've been after him a long time.
Keep me posted on our other informants.
Yeah, as soon as I hear anything. I'm seeing Nick tomorrow.
Hi. Hi, Dad.
Can I come over today? Not today. Maybe on the weekend.
OK.
Maybe on the weekend. OK, then. Bye!
Bye.
'Hey, honey. I'm in Toronto at the King's Court, room 438.
It's going OK. The big boys seemed to like the presentation.
Anyway, I've got to go and have drinks with the reps.
They like to get shit-faced on a per-diem, so I'll probably get in too late to call.
Love you.'
He's so full of shit.
So...how are we doing?
Oh, 9/11's fucking us up.
CEESYS wants to raid our snitches.
Fuck 'em. Let them do their own recruitment.
We've got to give them somebody. Who have you got that won't hurt us?
I got Theo. He's a pain in the ass. You can have him.
Who's he connected to? Bankers. He's on the long shore.
He's full of shit, but he talks a good game.
Good. I want people working the port. Send me his file.
Hey, what's going on?
You look like you ate the canary.
I'm gonna get Jimmy Reardon.
Bullshit. You've been saying that for years.
I'm getting him on murder.
Really? Now, how did that happen?
I got tired of chasing him and decided to do things my way.
Hit one of his grow-ops. Cleaned him out.
Now he's looking at his own guys for doing it.
I got him talking about a hit on the wire.
That'll be good for you.
Shit, any chance I can get in on that?
You had your shot at him.
Asshole.
So, they're looking for some good CIs.
Screw 'em. All you CEESYS guys do is open the stupid mail.
They get a paper cut, they're up for a medal.
They're not looking for key case witnesses, and they don't want to collapse anything.
They want long-term intelligence.
Now, you've got some smart fringe players.
Look, I'm not giving up shit.
None of those guys know how to handle CIs.
They got a shitty reputation. I don't care how much money they've got.
I know some agents over there who I wouldn't trust to get me a coffee.
They burn people.
You still got your guy?
Yeah, but he's going to court for us. I'm not letting CEESYS scoop him.
I got this gang chick you can have. She might be into it.
She wants witness protection.
I gotta deal with this.
But you know, it's a problem...
Yeah? 'Hey, it's me.'
Are you guys looking at me? No, no, not that I heard.
Know anybody who's using a brown car?
Shit, man, I can't run plates for you every time your ass puckers. I told Tremblay it's a rental.
Rene, did I or did I not save your ass from being shit-canned, you little fuck?
Yeah... Let me get back to you.
Angela...got a second?
Yeah, sure. What's up?
How are you doing so far? Not bad. Settling in.
They're a tough crowd. Once you get to know them, you'll really hate them.
I wanted to ask you about your informant, Casey Whelan. She's on the stock-market fraud case.
Yeah, she's been fantastic. Brilliant.
Might she want to work for CEESYS?
I could ask. I think she's working for another broker. I'll give her a call.
Go see her. Find out. And hang in.
The boys still think they're in charge around here.
Got anybody for me? Yeah.
This guy's a baggage-handler at the airport.
Goes to Pakistan doing heroin.
We're done with him. He's all yours.
Baggage-handler? That's good. I appreciate this.
Hey, look. I hear CEESYS is recruiting handlers.
Yeah. Are you interested?
I hear they're paying good bread for guys my colour.
Yeah. I'll let the Inspector know.
Cool.
Hey, June, can I borrow your computer, to check an address? Mine crashed today.
Go ahead.
What's your ID?
You know, you're beautiful, and I think we should have children.
'Hey, it's me.' All right. I looked at your file.
If anybody's watching you, I'll get a call asking me why I was looking at you. I'll let you know.
OK.
How's that coming along, Al? I'll have it by the weekend. Perfect
I'm gonna head over to Lila's, check on her. Mike wants me to make sure she's behaving herself.
Like he's an example
Who the fuck are you?
Can I at least get my shirt?
Put some clothes on, pal.
Why don't you fucking knock?
For God's sake, get out of here! Stop it!
Just keep moving. Fuck you!
Put this on. Fuck you. You're not my dad.
Put it on.
You can't live like this.
Are you gonna tell my dad? He'll beat the shit out of me. But you know this.
I'm taking you to Aunt Maxine's for a while.
Come on!
You pack your clothes. I'm locking up the house.
Hey, hey, hey. Stop smoking that shit in my office. You're stinking up the whole place.
Can you fix the toilet in my room? Yeah, I'll be right on it.
And come see me after your last set, all right?
This good, Phil? Yeah, fine.
Want a beer or something? I'm good. Maybe after.
Bill!
Have a seat.
I'm a little nervous.
This won't take more than a few minutes.
Relax. Tell the truth. It's all gonna be OK.
Don't worry. It's mostly painless.
All right. Relax. Take a nice, deep breath...
I'm gonna ask you some questions. Okey-dokey.
Please state your full name.
William O Sommers.
What does the O stand for? Nothing!
Maybe you should take this a little more seriously. Date of birth?
1962. October 4th.
5th. Sorry, no. It's the 4th.
Hi, Mo. Hi, hon.
Top of the stairs. Last bedroom on the right.
Thank you Any time.
Hey, she's shooting coke.
Lovely
Thanks, Mo. Talk to you later. Yeah.
Hello? 'Dick Freeman here.' Hello, Dick.
The gentleman has just returned to his hotel. There's a young woman with him. They went up to his room.
Thank you. 'Any time. Glad I could help.'
You want me to continue? 'No. That's fine.'
Was she white? 'Beg your pardon?'
Was the young woman a white woman?
'Yeah, she was white, yeah.'
Thank you.
Good night.
'Hey, honey. Just got back to the hotel.
I'm just beat, so I'm going to bed. I'll talk to you tomorrow.'
Yeah. OK.
Yeah. Yeah, you bet. Thanks, Ronnie. Talk to you in the morning.
Bill and Harvey passed the polygraphs.
You can beat those things. Hey, honey.
Just coming down to say goodnight. You don't have to stop talking.
Actually, I want to talk to you for a minute.
I'm gonna check on the boats. Night, honey.
Night, Bobby.
It's time for the talk again.
Come on!
OK, you tell me, then.
OK. Not everybody in the world is your friend, OK, honey??
There is some bad people out there
and I want you to be aware of where you are
and who's around you at all times, OK?
OK. Perfect.
Can Nat sleep over on Friday?
Mm. Maybe.
You promise. No, I said, "Maybe."
I'll tell you tomorrow. Thank you.
You're welcome.
Good night, honey. Night, Dad.
Sleep tight, OK?
Guys I'm working with now are... pretty good.
I don't think they're into manipulating stocks or anything.
Not yet, anyway. But I have only been there a month, so who knows.
That's not what this is about. You know what CSIS is?
Yeah, sure. Heard of them. Like RCIA.
Yeah. Well, they're looking for a wide range of informants
and they're interested in money laundering. OK.
Would you be interested in doing work for them?
Would I still be working with you?
I'd be handling you until you got comfortable with one of theirs.
I could really use the money - I'm getting married.
Wow! That's fantastic. Congratulations.
Thank you. Anyone I know?
No. No, just this guy I met.
Here we go. Sunlit Rohal.
A baggage handler at the airport.
Some time heroin mule. Goes back and forth to Pakistan.
Very highly placed with the Dillons.
They were investigated in the assassination attempt
on the visiting Sikh diplomat. Right.
Their main business is heroin.
They donate to whoever helps it along.
They use a youth federation as muscle.
Those guys are political. Good.
Theo Waring hanging around with the bikers.
Good to have somebody on the docks.
Right, OK. Theo.
Peter Felipo - nephew of the old heroin family out of Montreal.
They import mostly hash and hash oil.
They're connected all through Africa and the Mid-East.
They may use Reardon's ships to smuggle the stuff.
There might be a connection.
Who have we got in the Reardon organisation?
I don't think we can give that one up.
We're deep in a conspiracy to martyr.
They're a huge piece of the West Coat, got a couple of dozen ships.
It could be good to have someone like that in the package.
They would flip.
Look, we've spent a lot of bread trying to take them down.
All right. Maybe down the road.
Who have you got?
I like this girl a lot - Katarina.
Definitely want her.
And this girl - Casey. I like her almost as much as I like Katarina.
She's a secretary for one of the stockbrokers.
Was very good for us in the "Pump and Dump" scheme.
That covers the money laundering angle. What's the proceedure?
Take these files, go over them, make the calls to the Crown -
make sure they're not key in any prosecutions
so we're not shooting ourselves in the foot.
And go see Fraser - he's got some more files.
Put together a package for me.
I'm going to Ottawa tomorrow, I want a good presentation.
Just work me up a thumbnail background around each of them.
By tomorrow? Thank you.
Hey, Ted! coming for a drink?
No, I've got homework.
For real? No, no, no.
I'm coming down - I'll deal with it.
Yeah. Bye.
Oh, man.
I've got to go down to the Bahamas. What's going on?
Some bullshit down there with the accounts.
Lawyer says the cheque for the tug bounced.
That's not good. When you going? Soon as I can.
Christ, you know what I think?
I think we need to hire somebody full-time doing security.
I can't leave town without the wheels coming off, right?
We're weak, we've got a weakness right now.
Vulnerable. You think we've got a rat?
I don't know.
We've been doing this too many years.
Too long just getting by on being lucky.
All of a sudden, bang - three crows in two months.
Maybe we got a rat.
Fuck! Oh, fuck. Fuck!
The possibility for an inter-jurisdictional leak remains high.
Hello? Mary, it's Ted.
Yes, Ted?
Somebody broke into my car and they got my briefcase -
all the informant files. What?
They've been stolen.
Jesus Christ.
Where are you now? Broadway-Maple.
Look, I've got a police cruiser coming.
Don't mention the files.
Get our people over there right now to do the fingerprinting.
I'm on my way. Call your handlers, get them together.
Were Fraser's files there, too?
Yeah, I just picked them.
Jesus Christ, Ted. What were you thinking? Fuck!
Hello? Hello, darling. How are you?
How am I?
Fuck you Adam, I'm filing for divorce is how I am.
What are you talking about? What's happened?
You're fucking a white girl.
Don't bother coming home, you don't have one.
Everything OK?
Yeah. What's wrong?
Nothing. Uh...
Just a little too much wine, that's all.
All right, we're going to have to contact everybody
whose files was in that briefcase and send them on holidays
until we find out if we've been compromised,
or this is some crack-head breaking into Ted's car looking for cash.
This is really fucked up. I think we're all aware of that.
They're all going to panic. They're not, because we're not.
They're going to take it easy
and disappear for a few days for good reasons -
dying relatives, funerals, weddings.
We'll give them whatever back-up we can.
If we recover the files and determine nobody's been compromised,
we carry on.
Right, let's go. Get on it tonight. Wake them up, hunt them down. Go.
Jesus Christ, Ted. How stupid can you be?
What do you want me to do?
Go to the office and start calling people.
If somebody dies because of this,
we'll both be hung from the fucking rafters.
If we survive this, I want your resignation.
I'm going to Ottawa
and I don't care what time it is, you answer your phone.
Fuck.
The answer's no, Bootsie. Piss off.
I've got something interesting.
What the hell am I supposed to do with this?
It's a tape recorder, like the kind cops use.
Oh, yeah? where did you get it?
I hit a cop's car.
It was sitting there right in the middle.
Let me see that.
I'm keeping that, it's not for sale.
This is a horseman's shield.
Inspector? Yeah, I can have some fun with that.
Hello. You're under arrest, give me your dope, please.
I've got some other shit, too.
Some files on people. Very interesting shit.
Yeah?
What do you want for this? 50. 50 for the wire.
All right.
Here you go.
Now wait here. Give me the badge, I want to show it to Tony.
Oh, yeah. Yeah, go ahead. Finish my drink, if you want
Sorry for all the trouble.
Just drop the new keys in my mailbox when you're done.
Yeah? Hey, it's me.
Yeah. All right, so it's nobody we know.
Organised Crime Unit, maybe?
Hey, it ain't us - that's all I know.
All right? Take it easy. Yeah, take it easy.
Hello? Yeah, look, you gotta get out of there.
I just started my shift. Why? What's wrong?
Now! Call me when you're leaving.
OK. Tell her to stay in bed. I'll come get her, we'll go see a doctor.
What's going on?
It's my daughter, she needs to see a doctor.
Got a sore throat, it's really bad. Are you coming back after that?
After we see the doctor.
Hey, Ronnie. What's up? They came in, they swept yesterday,
they found this bug in the wall plug.
But there have been some other developments.
What have you got there?
Listen, is he leaving or not?
The line's down at the strip club.
Could it be technical?
Could be, but it was hardwired into their electrical.
They could have the power out, or they could have had sweepers in.
Monitor it. See if it comes back up and tell me.
These are organised crime files.
You got informants' statements. They got inside stuff.
This one here, it's obvious is the Dillons.
Have they got a rat inside? They all do.
This is some heavy shit, my friend.
What do you want to do with it? I'm thinking.
You could up some favours if you told them they've had rats inside.
They look at the files, they figure out who the rat is pretty quick.
Are we in there? No way.
I'm going to hold on to these. No more meeting inside. Everything we do in the street.
We're taking precautions, but we'd like you to take a few days holiday.
We'll pay for it. I can't just pack up and leave.
You gave us some information that's key to a couple of cases.
If they found out you were informing,
they might come after you.
I'm going to be sick. I'm not saying they would,
but this broker, Randy, he's tied to the bikers.
You got family anywhere you want to visit?
They are all coming here.
I told you, I am getting married!
So, no, I can't just disappear, OK,
because they're all coming for the wedding.
Well, we can't risk that. We've got to tell your fiance something.
Can't.
I can't.
I can't tell him, because I am marrying Randy.
Randy?
You informed on him, we're going to need you to testify against him.
how can you turn around and marry him? I don't know.
It just happened.
And I can't stop the wedding.
I can't.
Wow!
This is some dangerous shit you've got here, my friend.
Yes, sir. It's my get out of jail free card, right here.
Be careful.
Any of these guys know we know who their rats were and we didn't tell them, that's not good.
That's not going to happen. Check this one out.
She runs an escort agency.
Recognise this guy? No.
He's a judge. What have they got on him?
You remember the FBI did that bust on the little black book
last year down in LA? The kiddie porn ring?
Yeah. His name's in there.
He's been doing one of the kids he sentenced.
Check that out. You seen that bug before?
Oh, yeah. These are standard issue.
They got declassified last year. They're available everywhere.
We carry them, so it could be anybody.
How we doing?
So far we got three in from the field and ruined a wedding.
Any progress on the thief? Not yet.
All right. Let me know.
Mary Spalding.
Inspector, thanks for coming. Sure.
I see you've brought the weather. I guess I did.
How are things out at the coast? Well?
Things won't fall apart while you're gone?
We're in good hands. Who's your second out there?
Ted Altman. Ah! Good man.
Mary, this is James Mallaby.
James is our liaison with the Americans.
I asked him to sit in.
Pleasure to meet you. And you.
Have a seat.
Mary oversees intelligence sources in the field
for the Vancouver Organised Crime Unit.
She's thinking of joining us here at CSIS.
At least I hope you're still considering working for us. Yes, sir.
It's an interesting opportunity and a pretty big challenge.
It is. We've not been as active in recruiting human intelligence sources
as we should have been and we've got a lot of catching up to do.
But that's our mandate. We've got the green light to move on this.
I've been making enquiries with both ourselves and the Vancouver forces
and I think there's a good level of interest stepping up our intel sharing.
You said you might have some idea the kind of assets you might bring along.
I do and it's looking very good.
We've people in the ports and the airports,
some ex Central American military officers now in the drug trade -
quite a promising variety.
I've got some last minute details to tie up
and hope to have something for you by early in the next week. Good.
I'll be out there next week, so we can set up a meeting
and you can fill me in. Very good.
I've asked James to sit with us today so he could brief us a little
on how things are going vis-a-vis our intel sharing with the Americans.
But, more importantly, he's been charged with establishing
an early architecture for our own foreign spy service.
Interesting. A new territory for you.
Historically, we're almost entirely a domestic service.
That's about to change. The government's given us a mandate
to begin building our foreign service, an independent service.
What we're really after is some deep intel and people that are connected.
What means is getting in bed, to some degree, with the bad guys.
We need some star informers,
some people who are connected internationally.
We've got our chequebook open.
We're prepared to make some deals.
While you're out there recruiting, we want you to keep that in mind.
The Intelligence Committee wants to be able to report
we've got some big fish in the net.
I got bugged, so somebody's bullshitting me.
I still got nothing for you. I checked you on the computer,
no-one's called me up, so I don't know who's on you.
Anything else? You hear of a guy at Organised Crime lost his briefcase?
How did you hear about that? It doesn't matter - I got it.
You're kidding me? No, I'm not kidding you.
Holy shit! You got his shield? What are you going to do with that?
I want to talk to whoever's the top guy.
What? Are you just going to hand it over?
Maybe. If I can find somebody to make a deal.
Yeah. Yeah. Let me make a call.
Hey, it's me.
Can you come meet a friend of mine?
Yeah. Yeah, it's about that thing that we're missing.
Good.
Look, I just want to say thanks for bringing me in on this.
This is going to be good for me.
I've been on a shitty streak, but this is going to turn that around.
So does this guy still have all the files?
Yeah, so he says.
What does he want? A deal against future charges.
Against FUTURE charges? Yeah.
Does he want a permanent pass?
Can't do it. He's a big player.
Can't make a deal like that. We got to go to somebody who can.
You gotta tell me who it is.
Jimmy Reardon.
OK.
Bob made me wait out here.
Be nice if you called first.
Come on, can't we just try and be decent with each other?
I already tried that for about ten years. Let's just try.
OK.
So, what do you want?
I want to be making my own money.
I'm not going to set you up in business, Francine -
you're a loose fucking cannon. It's "fuck you" time.
How did Reardon get a hold of it? He's not saying.
We're not giving him a fucking thing.
Yeah, well, if you don't make this deal
and he releases the information-
Then he goes to jail for a very long time.
Yeah. And the rest of us get the boot, Ted.
Have you thought about that?
I don't know about you, but I've got eight years to put in,
so I need to keep this job!
By the way, I'm the guy who gave you those files without authority.
You're the fucking brain box who left them in his car.
You're looking at getting shit-canned any way this goes down.
Pick up that phone and call Mary now, or I will.
Mary's on a plane, OK?
I'll handle it.
Call Mary.
I'll remember this. Everybody's going to remember this, Ted.
I'll be there in six hours.
Tell Reardon I'll meet him wherever he wants.
Hello?
I can't get into the house. That's because I changed the locks.
Be reasonable.
Check into a hotel, Adam. You know about hotels.
I'm not checking into a hotel. This is my house.
My house!
Not for long, dear.
Going off on another trip, are we?
Yeah. Have a good one.
Mr Reardon. Hello.
Nice to finally meet you. I've heard a lot about you.
So, you've been watching me?
What is it that you want?
Future immunity from prosecution.
I can't do that. How can I do that?
Same way you do it for all of your informants.
You're telling me you want to work as an informant?
No, I'm saying I'll hand the files back if we can make a deal.
If you're offering me information in exchange for something.
All I'm able to do, if you return the documents,
is promise that in the future we'll give you future consideration.
I also want to know who my rat is.
Even if I knew, I couldn't tell you.
That would make me, eventually, I suspect,
a co-conspirator in a murder.
No.
I've got people following me around in cars,
I got bugs in my business.
Who is that? It's not us.
Well, you can find out who it is.
There's a plate number for you.
Maybe I can do something here. Yeah, I hope so.
I'd hate to let the shit get out on the street.
That would be a very bad thing to let happen.
So you'll be calling me?
I can't promise anything.
Yeah, well, neither can I.
Nice meeting you.
Is he making the deal?
Not unless I find out who is watching him. It's not you? No.
None of your people? No.
Phone the Americans, tell them you're about to take him down on a murder charge.
See if it's any of them. We have to get the surveillance off him
or he'll release the files. I'll do what I can,
but they're not very cooperative. Do what you can.
OK. I'll call you.
Ted, you got a minute?
I think we can find a way out of this.
In the meantime, I want our assets pulled in until we make a deal.
You don't have the authority to make that deal.
Actually, I do have that authority.
In fact, I've been given orders to recruit a star informer
and Jim Reardon is our man. Whatever he wants, we'll give him.
So where are we? Who's been contacted, who's still out there?
Six are in, ten are still out.
Let me know as it goes.
Thank you.
Can you meet with the local DEA field supervisor?
I wasn't aware they had one here. I think they're supposed to tell us.
Well, he's at his hotel. Fraser's with him now.
Fine. Tell him I'm on my way.
Sure thing.
Mary Spalding, George Williams.
A pleasure. Mine, as well.
I take it you've got an interest in Reardon.
Yeah, we have him bringing in a load of heroin.
We've got him on a conspiracy to murder charge.
What's your timeline on that? Tomorrow.
We're interested in Stateside distributors.
We are not going to put up a fight over Reardon
if you let the dope move on through the port.
How much heroin are we talking about?
Just a couple of hundred pounds.
Whose deal is it? Chinese.
They're on Reardon's boat - we think he's just doing the transport,
just trying to drum up some new business.
If we arrest him, you're afraid the deal will fall apart? Yeah.
I think if he was arrested, some alarms might go off
and they may change their plans.
And when's the boat due in port? One week.
I suppose we might be able to let it hang a week.
We'd really appreciate that.
Any favours that we could do, we are happy to help.
One favour - let us know when you've got a surveillance team working.
We're not surveilling him, we're watching the boat, which is at sea.
We don't have to watch him.
In the future, we'd appreciate knowing when you're here.
So as not to fuck up both our operations,
pull your surveillance off him.
How many operations have they got running we don't know about?
When did we become the 51st state?
Carefully, Mary. They swing a lot of weight.
Jimmy Reardon's mine - I can tell you that.
I don't believe they'll let him slide.
Doesn't make sense they'd just be transporting the junk, does it?
They're not going to let him off, he's lying.
Shit! I gotta make this deal.
Tell Reardon what he wants - that you're not watching him.
We've been him for two years. Tell him anything!
Just get the files. I want Reardon on my team.
I can't screw him, now. Jesus!
From now on, anybody who hears anything about the DEA, or the CIA,
or the NSA, or any other fucking foreign service operating here,
I want to know about it immediately.
Were any of you aware they were running an operation on Reardon?
Was there anything on the wire I missed in synopsis?
There's always something going on with the Americans.
They float in and out,
we pick up the rumours.
Well, I want to hear the rumours - all of them!
We ar this close to losing Reardon to them and I can't let that happen.
Jimmy Reardon, until I say so, is untouchable.
Understood?
Untouchable.
Thank you. Now, please, let's get all our assets in safely.
Hello? Bad news, Ted.
Sunjit just got gunned down in front of his house.
Have you got any leads? Nothing yet, but I'll let you know.
Sunjit just got killed.
God.
Oh, God.
Oh, my God.
Now why would I want to kill the guy?
He means nothing to me, one way or another.
You didn't leak him to pressure me? No.
He's a rat, maybe they just figured that out on their own.
I'm going to take your word for that.
So where are we now?
Who's watching me?
I'm going to tell you who it isn't.
It's not the OCU and it's not the Vancouver Narcotics Squad.
That leaves who? The Americans, DEA. That's all I can say.
So where are we now? I'm going to give you the files.
Thank you. Do you have copies?
Yeah. I have copies.
If you don't stick to our agreement,
I'm going to let your targets know they're being watched and who the informants are.
I'm going to have to let it leak you had this information,
knew who the rats were and failed to alert anyone.
Then we'd both be finished in our present occupations.
You're probably right.
So what I'm proposing
is that you and I come to a discreet understanding.
You're a very well connected player.
There'll be, from time to time, information you have that could be useful to us.
There are future situations which are going to arise
where I might have information that could be useful to you.
I'd like to be able to pick up the phone,
ask you questions from time to time and you'd have the same opportunity.
Are you trying to recruit me? I am.
Let's just see how it goes.
Well? I don't think it's going to happen.
What did he say? It's Francine.
Asked him to front us a quarter pound, he said, "Forget it."
You said you could deliver him. Yeah, and I will.
I can't keep pushing the guy - he's stubborn.
It's going to happen, I just don't know when.
Here.
I expect some results for this.
It's coming. You call me if you need something.
We got them! Good!
Got the files back! Our lucky day!
All right, everybody! We got the files back!
Please let your people know they are safe and secure
and for the next while, nobody goes near Reardon.
We'll leave that to the Americans for now, yeah?
Thank you!
Got them.
Can I have a word with you?
Michael called. He's freaking out about something.
He said he needs to see you today. Really?
I'll head up there in a couple of hours.
Hope you know what you're doing. Yeah.
Are we OK now, for a while? Yeah, I think so.
I think we're going to be good.
Before you go and bite my head off, let me explain why I did it.
Tell me what you did. OK, I'm going to tell you.
I'm a kind of guy who likes to look for opportunities.
I mean, you know me, man. It's all for the family.
I'm just trying to make a contribution while I'm in here.
What now? Tell me! It serious?
OK. Yeah.
You know that boat you got from Hong Kong?
The tug?
Well, it's carrying some shit and the DEA are on to it.
What kind of shit?
Heroin.
How much? 200lbs.
You arrange that from the inside with your new best friend? Yeah.
So you gotta get that dope off the boat.
How much are you getting for this?
Transport fees - 500 a pound.
I got 2m invested in this tug and you're making 100-grand?
Don't freak, man. We'll work this out, OK?
You just gotta let them know they're carrying and get it off the boat.
Send the boat to meet them and off-load the shit, or I'm dead.
How do you know they're tracking the boat?
Louie's got a connection inside here, inside Organised Crime,
some guy from the Hong Kong Police. Inside the OCU?
Inside the OCU. He says the Americans are watching the boat.
We've got somebody inside them, now.
You've got to get that dope off the boat, man.
You've got to stop doing business without me.
I'm just trying to contribute.
You know, every time you make a new friend, I make a new enemy.
It won't happen again, OK? I hope not.
Take it easy, Mike. I'm going to take care of this.
Hey, have you seen Lila? Yeah.
How's she doing?
Pretty good.
Going to stay with Maxine for a while.
That's good, man. You know, she's got good sense!
All right, so the boat's about here - four, five days out.
More or less. Maybe three.
Yeah, three.
So we have Lenny get out there.
He intercepts the boat, off-loads the dope,
picks up the north end of the island,
he sits on it in there till we clear customs.
Hey, Dad. Hey, Ronnie.
Hey, honey. Hey, sweetie.
Can Anna stay over tomorrow like you said?
Now's not really a good time, to tell you the truth.
Then can I stay at her house?
Yeah, if it's OK with her mother.
But I gotta talk to her first. OK.
Thank you. You're welcome.
OK. Give Lenny a call, tell him he's going to work.
Why are you so stupid?
You could've ended up staying here the rest of your life for this.
Is Jimmy pissed? What do you think?
I wouldn't have to do shit like this is he treated me like a partner.
Come on, Mike. I'm serious.
When I get out of here, I want to do some business.
When you get out, you're going into rehab.
I got a mole inside the God-damn OCU.
I mean, that's worth something.
That's worth a lot.
That's worth some respect.
Michael, you're an addict.
When you're an addict, you're vulnerable.
These guys took advantage of you
and you risked everybody getting popped.
It's hard inside here.
It's really hard.
I know.
Meeting someone.
Arthur. How are we doing?
Things going well? I think so.
I have a brief for you -
some ideas on how to work with the OCU and the local forces.
And you're ready to make the leap?
Yes, very much so. Excellent.
And your husband?
Is he all right with you moving east?
He's fine with it. Good.
Because CSIS has a very tough mandate.
This country has a serious intelligence deficit.
It's going to be a challenge. I look forward to it.
To new challenges, then. To new challenges.
Hi! Thanks, Dad.
You're welcome. Be good!
I think I got everything here -
PJs, toothbrush, soccer boots, uniform.
All right.
I'm sure they'll be fine. I'll take them to the game in the morning.
Perfect. I'll pick her up there. Thanks. OK.
If there's a problem, give me a call. All right.
See you. Bye.
Hi, this is Don Fraser. Leave a message after the beep.
Don, it's Mary.
It's all done. They offered me the job - head of western intelligence.
Maybe there's something there for you if you're interested.
Anyway, I just wanted to say it was good seeing you
and thank you for your help.
We got the OCU in our pocket, now.
That's temporary.
It's a good lesson, though. We need that hard intelligence.
Those informants, we've got to tell them we pay better than the cops.
We want to know what they're telling the cops, before they tell them.
Turn them into double agents? Yeah.
What do you want to do about Bill and Harvey?
I'm thinking I'm going to let my brother take them for a boat ride.
That'll be good.
Which one of you guys want to talk first?
We passed the test! I've got to send a message.
Sorry, it's got to be you.
Harvey, you got something to say? Fuck you, Mike!
And fuck you, Jimmy! Fuck you!
It was the cops!
I was with a kid - an underage kid.
They were going to do me on a rape charge.
Hello? Mrs Adam Spalding?
Who is this? Dr Crane from Vancouver General Hospital.
Your husband's just been checked.
Adam? What's happened?
He's had a pretty serious stroke.
Sometimes there's a part you'll never recover.
We won't know the extent of the damage for a while.
His paralysis may remain, it may not.
His speech may return, it may not.
Feel free to call me.
Hello?
It's you. You've been watching me.
Not any more. It's been called off.
Why don't you take a walk into the wire room
and listen to what's going on in the bar.
It's all set up. We're good to go. Excellent.
Hey! Wire at the strip club's back.
Ted, we're back up at the strip joint.
Where are we at? Get Bill and Harvey in here.
Deal with this.
They just sent for Bill.
Here they are - Judas and his bum boy.
What's going on? I think you know.
I think you know more about what's going on than I do.
What are you talking about?
Get a crew down to the bar now.
'You've been taking some shots, lately.'
'Yeah, well, so I'm lucky.'
I thought Reardon was off limits.
This is who you're making deals with. He's going to kill them.
So what happened?
OK, I got done for this rape - this kid.
They asked me if I wanted to make a deal.
What was the deal?
The deal was, the cops would knock over the grow ops, beat me up,
make it look bad to provoke you.
To provoke me?
Is this true. Come on, Mary. Grow up.
That's the way it's done.
'They figured you'd react,
put a hit out and they'd nail you for it.'
You've just completely fucked me up.
All right, I didn't know.
I don't care what you didn't know.
What you did if called entrapment.
The officer who did this, he's on his way out the door.
Yeah, and so are you.
I'm releasing the files. I'm going to tell everybody.
That's to nobody's benefit. Don't do that.
We need each other. There's no reason to put lives at risk.
I can help you. Let's continue to cooperate.
You are the last person on earth I'm going to cooperate with.
You burnt me.
Call up the papers.
Tell them we found a briefcase of informant files.
We're done, Ted. You've done us, you and your bullshit.
He's releasing the files.
Tell everyone - get the assets back out of the field.
You know what, Mary, you're too soft.
It's a new world, with new rules,
which is -
there are no rules.
Stella, I'm open!
I got the kid. Is she OK?
Yeah. Make the call.
Yeah, hello.
I've got your kid. What? Who is this?
Return the files. What do you want?
Look, I'm in those files.
If I'm exposed, your girl dies.
What happened? One of the kids got abducted.
Who? Who?! Daddy!
Stella, oh, I'm glad to see you. What happened? You all right?
You OK?
Oh, God. What happened?
Anne and Stella, they went to the washroom together - they took Anne.
Somebody took her.
What am I going to do?
I called the director at his hotel - he's left for Ottawa already.
Find out when his plane lands, I'll call him as soon as he arrives.
Jimmy Reardon's daughter just got kidnapped.
One of our informants found out he was going to release the files.
I'm calling Reardon. How did anyone find out he had the files?
Ted!
Jesus Christ.
You idiot, that's not her.
Come here. Come here.
They'll find her.
Yeah?
Jim, Ted Altman - Organised Crime.
I'm here with Mary Spalding.
I think we have a good lead on who did this.
One of our informants found out he was going to be exposed.
They got the wrong kid - they took my daughter's friend.
They made a big mistake.
It doesn't matter whose kid they took, I'll do what they want.
It's me they're after. I won't release the files.
Fine. You stay close to the phone.
I think we can get to this guy before anything happens.
Thank you. Thank you.
Did you have anything to do with this?
New rules, Mary.
Yeah, it's Ted.
We know where this guy is?
Yeah, he's in the garage. Good.
Take him down.