So you found him? >> Yeah. Usual tour. Kids leave the clubs, come here for a little up close and personal before going home to mom. >> I assume no witnesses? >> Just Mr. Trump over there. >> Thanks. >> Okay. Hey old fellas. Is your home here? >> Stacked out on the park bench. >> Jerome, tell us you saw the whole thing. >> A guy gave me 10 bucks. >> And you went swimming in it. >> 10 dollars. It's a lot of money. I had to celebrate. >> After the party, did you see anything? >> Saint Francis of Assisi. He told me to keep up the good work. >> Right. >> Yeah, I've been there, pal. >> Name's Ken Schofield. >> License from Amarillo, Texas. 100 bucks in his pocket, half his head blown off. >> Looks like he had company in the car. So, you got any prints? >> More than that. >> Oh, maybe he got a little too fresh, huh? You Frisco and Logan? >> Yeah. >> Station just radioed in. Someone picked up a half-naked girl trying to hail a cab. >> Hope she didn't catch a cold. >> Police, get out of the way. >> You cops? >> That's what I said. >> I think you better take a look. One of the angels got screwed. >> All parking violations isn't going to >> I think it's Band-Aid style. >> 10-85 corner of 9th Avenue AND 80TH STREET. >> [screaming] >> POLICE! HELLO! POLICE! DROP IT! >> THE CRAZY SON OF A [ __ ] TOOK A SHOT AT ME! >> ASSAULTING A POLICE OFFICER. DROP THE PEN! SHOT! SHOT! STEP UP! >> GOD ALMIGHTY. >> GO SAVE HIM, YEAH. GO SAVE HIM. >> ALISTER. PUT YOUR HANDS DOWN. ALISTER. Hands down. Good. It's good. It's good. She cut it off. She cut it off. >> What the hell? >> She cut it off. It's gone. She cut it off. It's gone. She's cut it off. >> This might be keeping in your pants. Keep looking, Belcher. >> Yeah, right. What do you want to find? >> Put her on a leash. Walk her to the hospital. >> GO AHEAD, STRIP MY HOUSE OF POT. YOU'LL SEE ALL YOUR ASSES IN COURT. >> DEANGELO, you can get rid of all these troops in a minute. JUST TELL US WHERE. >> MICHAEL, WHY DON'T YOU CALL THAT [ __ ] CONNIE BOUCHIE UP? SHE LIKES IT SO MUCH, LET US SNIFF IT OUT. DOGS CAN DO THAT, YOU KNOW. That [ __ ] >> Okay, we've heard enough of your crap. Now, just answer his question. >> Cop here. WHAT IS IT? ALL YOU MACHO STUDS IN IT TOGETHER? HUH? IF IT WAS ME THAT WAS MISSING, YOU'D WAIT 24 HOURS BEFORE YOU SENT SOMEONE. >> Thank you, you [ __ ] >> AND YOU WANT THAT [ __ ] TO BURN IN HELL? GO AND DISTRESS YOUR [ __ ] >> LOGAN. WE GOT a winner. You find it? >> Yeah. >> Get it on ice and over to St. Vincent's. Let's tack on littering, too. The register's empty. Some rummy outside says he saw Dinkins run out with a bag of money and a six-pack. I guess times are tough all over, huh? >> Excuse me, detectives. We got the playback all cued up for the security cameras. >> David, I want you to bring your mother back here, okay? All right. Now, have her take a look at him. >> I don't know, man. I don't know. I just can't remember his face. >> You used to live in the story yesterday. He cashed the government check. She remembers his name. >> Yeah, Elmo. >> My father was supposed to go to the bank today. >> Disability check for Drew Washington. How about where he spends it? >> She doesn't know. He's a crackhead. >> There's a local supply shop on 16th Street. Let's go pay a visit. >> All right, come on. Move it. No shoving. Let's go. Yeah, I know. It's a meeting of the Rotary Club. Okay, boys and girls, shut up. Gather around. Now, we're looking for a man named Drew Washington. Drew Washington. The first one with the right answer gets a hall pass out of here. And the rest have to go down to the principal's office. Any takers? Raise your hand. >> Drew Washington can kiss my ass. >> I'm going to take that as a maybe. You stand over here. >> This is whack, man. >> What, man? You got something you want to share with the class? >> I don't got to say nothing without my lawyer. >> That's a good answer. Sit him down. Anybody else? All right, take the rest down and read them their rights. Let's go. >> First name? >> Teresa. >> Teresa. Let's take a walk. Come on. Now, I look at you and I see possession with intent to sell. >> You didn't even search me. >> I got X-ray eyes, man. But if you tell me something about Drew Washington, maybe I go blind. >> I don't want no trouble with you, dude. >> Hey. Anybody asks, we got it from her. Want to come out of there, Scotty? >> What now? I forget to pay my toll on the Triborough? >> We don't give out tickets for shooting people, Scott. Would you put down the shears? >> Scott Hexter, you're under arrest for the murder of Ken Scofield. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say [music] can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand that? >> You have a right to an attorney. >> My god, Scott. >> Don't worry, we'll water him once a day. >> This is crazy. How many times do I have to go through this? I didn't kill anybody. >> Yeah, but every time some kid gets whacked with a .44, your name pops up. >> I wasn't anywhere near Forest Park. >> Names, places, minute by minute. If it checks out, you're out of here. >> I went to the movies. >> If you have to lie, put some effort into it. Give me the name of the movie. >> I can't remember. I I go to a lot of movies. >> You want to tell him how deep this hole is getting? >> It's perfectly reasonable to me if he can't remember. >> If my life depended on it, I'd remember how many kernels of popcorn I ate. >> But I didn't do anything wrong. >> Look, the police in Queens put him through 16 hours of this. Except for a caffeine high and distended bladders, they walked out with nothing. >> They can't keep me here that long again, can they? >> We'll keep you here 16 hours or 16 days. We don't care. >> One thing's for sure, we're not going anywhere and neither are you. >> Why do you keep doing this to me? >> Why? Because you're a sick bastard who gets his hee haws out of killing innocent people. >> not crazy. >> Sit down. >> I want to get out of here. >> Sit down, Scotty. >> What they're saying about me, it's not true. >> It'll be worse on the 6:00 news. They're going to put you right up there with the Son of Sam. >> Detective, please. >> They're going to pitch a tent outside your mother's house and they're going to dig up every piece of dirt. >> No. No, they can't do that. She's been throwing up. >> Then admit what you did, you gutless piece of crap. >> What do you want from me? >> The truth, Scotty. >> [laughter] >> That's it. No more questions until I talk to Ben Stone. >> No, no, no. You don't get a plea bargain until he starts talking. >> Plea bargain? What are you talking about? >> We'll discuss it later, Scotty. >> I'm not going to jail. I I didn't hurt anybody. I swear to God I didn't. Please don't put >> [laughter] >> me in jail. >> Tip-off in an hour. >> Yeah, how long does it take to find this guy? Hexter, Scott, we got a release order for him. >> Ray. What happened to number 484 1935? Yeah, him. I got a couple of suits getting pissy out here. Okay. They got him in the infirmary, gentlemen. Who's at the door? >> We're looking for prisoner Scott Hexter. >> He's inside. >> Scott Hexter. >> He was eating dinner. Somebody stabbed him with a sharpened toothbrush. Took his baloney sandwich. >> Ah, hell of a way to spend your day off. >> He just twitched, closed his eyes. Case closed. >> Well, did you expect a dozen archangels strumming their harps? >> I'll bet you Scott's got nothing to do with angels. >> Who knows? Maybe somebody, somewhere will learn something from this. >> Yeah, the 30 friends and neighbors that cheered when he ripped off Adele Saunders' skirt. >> Want to get some Chinese, Ray? I guess executions make me hungry. >> Actually, I got some fives I got to finish up. >> Hey, watch out, Lieutenant. This kid's gunning for your job. >> Yeah, well, it doesn't get him any overtime. >> [applause] >> So, where are you boys going? To Disneyland? Knock it off, Papaji. Oh, you're still a nut for tuna fish, huh? >> Yeah. Only no one makes it like you with the chopped up pickles. Did you get that Father's Day card I sent you? >> Right, yeah. It's uh it's on the hall mirror. I thought I called to thank you. You know, you look great, sweetheart. >> Yeah. So, you actually watched it? >> Yeah, well, we figured we should, you know. >> I can't get that girl out of my head. I mean, it was just a fender bender, right? >> She just happened to dent the wrong Camaro. So, how did you know where to find me, anyway? >> I called the station. They told me it was your day off, so I figured Hey, some of my best memories are picking up your winnings at OTB. >> I was a hell of a daddy. >> You were fine. >> When I could stand up. >> At work, I beat the doctors' butts at poker. >> Straight draw? >> It's the only way. >> Yeah, cuz that wild card crap, that's strictly >> fraternity boys and blue-haired ladies. I know. >> That a girl. I guess I did a couple of things right after all, huh? Your mom okay? >> Yeah. >> Cat, you got to know it's driving me crazy trying to figure out why you're here. >> Hey. I saw you on the tube. It's no big deal. >> You didn't get married, did you? >> Kidding? >> Well, you've been living with that guy what, 4 years? >> His name's Martin. >> Yeah, well, it's about time Martin grew up. >> He asked me plenty of times. >> You mean >> Why would I want to get married? >> Well, there's plenty of reasons. I mean, uh, kids. There you go. >> Sure worked for you. What made you stop, anyway? Drinking. >> Ask me who got me started. It's much better story. >> I just assumed it was me. >> Oh, come on. >> I was 7 years old when you stumbled out of my life. What's a 7-year-old going to think? >> I love you, kiddo, but do me a favor, will you? Today's really not the right day. >> Stupid idea. Me and my dad having lunch, talking like a couple of grown-ups. >> That's been at the top of my wish list, too. >> You know, you could call sometime. I have a phone. >> Yeah, right. Hi, kid. Uh, I arrested a couple of mugs today. Sorry I ruined your life. What are you doing for dinner? >> Okay, you win. >> It's just I see dead people all the time. Only they're already dead when I show up. See, then it's my job to go find the bastard who did it. Now, this morning, I watched a guy get killed, and I wasn't supposed to do anything about it. I don't know, I guess I'm better when they're already dead. >> What is it with you guys? First dogs, now pool? Never mess with a civil servant, my friend. Too much time on your hands. >> Yeah, too much time, not enough time. This I'll be there. Woah, look at this. >> You've been drinking. >> That's what's causing this. >> Is she your kid? >> Uh, let's see. Do you hate my guts? I guess not. >> Jack called me. >> Jack? Jack turned into a pumpkin. Can I buy you a drink, counselor? >> No, thanks. >> Oh, okay. I got one for you. How come California has the most lawyers and New Jersey has the most toxic dumps? >> Because New Jersey got first pick. >> You don't get it. >> Look, why don't you get your coat and I'll drive you home. >> Home, James. >> Where to? >> I used to know. >> So, this morning when he bummed you out >> Do I look bummed out to you? You know, it wouldn't be so terrible >> What's that? >> if you were my kid. >> I guess I should take that as a compliment. >> Hey, you're smart, you're pretty, you got a good job, and you don't hate my guts. >> Lenny, I doubt your daughter hates you. >> Oh, oh. Uh, you don't know. You don't know her. I don't even know her. I never will. >> A crowd of people stood and cheered when he raped her. They were supposedly [music] good people and they did absolutely nothing. Then he beat her to death with a tire [music] iron. And today the state of New York got its revenge. It's not enough. And it's too much. >> [music] [music] >> No, I did not steal drugs from the property room. >> So, Detective Flynn is lying. >> That's right. >> When the evidence was reported missing at 2:42, you were still on duty. Do you recall what you were doing? Detective, you're here under subpoena. If you don't answer, you'll be held in contempt. >> I was at home. >> You didn't sign out until 5:18. Are you saying that you made a false entry in the log book? >> I signed in and then I left. >> Detective, is there any particular reason why you were in dereliction of duty on that day? >> At that time I'm a recovering alcoholic. >> So, your defense is that you were drunk. On the job. >> I was asleep. I was drunk the night before. >> Is there anyone who can corroborate your account? >> No. >> I heard what that jerk Flannigan said. >> Yeah, the guy who's going to save the department from itself. >> Lenny, one of those mornings after we were together, I remember going into the station house and hearing about that robbery from the property room. I want to tell the commissioner you weren't there, that you couldn't have done it. >> Hey, it won't work, Betty, but thanks anyway. >> I'm a big girl, Lenny. I know what I'm doing. >> No, really, it's going to be all right. The DA's got a lead, some uniform named Spence. >> Dave Spence is dead. Lenny, they're going to ruin you. >> Remember why you ended it? Because you had a husband and a family, and that was the life you wanted, right? The boys must be getting big, huh? >> Lenny, this has nothing to do with us. This is about me being a cop who can't look the other way. >> No matter what the reason, the answer is no. >> State your name and occupation. >> My name is Betty Abrams. I'm a New York City police officer in the 116th precinct. >> And how long have you been a police officer? >> 14 years. >> If you don't take her out of there right now, I'll kick your ass from here to Hoboken. >> She came to me. I told her what she was in for. >> This is a big mistake. >> She said if I didn't call the committee, she would. Face it, she's all you've got left. >> care. Nothing good comes from this. >> isn't up to you anymore. >> I met up with Detective Risco in the middle of the afternoon at his apartment. We spent the night together. When I left the next morning, he was still asleep. >> You're absolutely sure as to the date and times of this encounter? >> Yes. It was 2 days before my 10th wedding anniversary. >> Thank you, Officer Abrams. Judge Hellman, I submit we recall Detective John Flynn for further questioning in this matter. >> No, I'm not finished with this witness yet, Mr. DeMaio. I'm curious, Mrs. Abrams. On the day in question, when you were having illicit sexual relations with Detective Briscoe, where did your husband think you were? >> I told him I was working. >> You lied. >> Yes. >> Mrs. Abrams, have you had other illicit affairs? I remind you that you're under oath. >> Two others. >> And when you had sexual relations with those partners, I assume that you lied to your husband on those occasions as well. >> I'm sure I did. My husband and I were going through a difficult period. >> interested in that, Mrs. Abrams. A simple question. Given your predisposition to lying, why should we believe you now? >> I'd like to see if we can get this wrapped up by 4:00. >> You get off on that, Judge? Humiliating innocent people? >> Are you upset because your corroborating witness is a liar and a [ __ ] >> You sick son of a [ __ ] >> Hey, hey. >> What the hell do you think you're doing? >> You and Flynn deserve each other. I hope you both rot in hell. >> Now we do it my way. >> It's about time. I was getting ready to send out for sandwiches. >> What are you doing here? >> I wanted to talk to you, John. They got your house sealed up like Fort Knox. >> Yeah. There's two state troopers outside won't like you being here. >> Just give me 5 minutes. We go way back. You said so yourself. >> 30 seconds. >> Why did you tell them I ripped off the property room? >> You remember the academy, Lenny? They taught us about loyalty. Like you got a buddy on the sauce, you cover for him. You protect him. I saved your career. And you sit on your ass while that snotnose partner of yours ruins me. You let him do it. >> You made your choice. That's you. But you don't lie about another cop being dirty. And what do you want, Lenny? Huh? >> You want us to time travel back 6, 7 years, start over? Can't do that. >> I just want you to tell me that you know that I didn't steal those drugs. I just want to hear you say that. >> Yeah. >> [snorts] >> Where should I direct the statement? To your chest or inside your thigh? >> You want to check me for a wire? Go ahead. >> I know you didn't take those drugs, Lenny. >> You know the worst part, John? You used to be a good cop. >> Yeah. You'll be okay now, Lenny. >> To your family home, John? >> Nah, they're gone. We're done talking, Lenny. What are those troopers sleeping out there? >> John Flynn, you're under arrest for perjury. >> You kidding? Perjury? What's that? Eight weekends community service? >> Means you violated the terms of your life probation. You're going to prison for a long time, detective. >> They have to take you in, John. Don't say anything until you get with your lawyer. Come on in. Get your things together, Flynn. >> I thought you'd show some loyalty, Lenny. You still wearing that wire? >> You want to keep your mouth shut, John. >> Hey. You want to help me take a leak? Leave the door open. >> I was wrong about you, Lenny. Thought you'd understand. >> We've been there, John. >> You want to talk about something else? Good. Talk to me, Lenny. You want to talk about the ponies? >> This comes out of 104th. Dr. Ashford's going to be mad if I'm not back by 1:00. >> Don't worry, I'll get you back. >> Cecilia. Look. Somebody dropped this. >> What is it? >> I don't know. You open it. >> It's a diamond ring. >> Yeah. How about that? >> We have to turn it in. >> You keep it. >> We can't do that. It's somebody's. We Tino, you're crazy. >> I love you, Cecilia, and I want you in my life. >> Oh my god, Tino. Oh my god. She's alive. >> The girl died on the way to the hospital. >> She say anything? >> No. No ID on her. EMS figured her for 15 or 16. Found a set of house keys right here. Plastic heart, happy. Penlight. Quick Pro Printing, Midtown. >> What else? >> Found a pair of ladies wire-rim glasses right here. Blood on the frames. Drag marks leading up to the tree. This pipe here has blood and hair on it. Same deal with the stick. >> More bruises all over her body. >> They hung her up and beat her like a piñata. >> Very festive. >> They went one better. I counted a dozen rocks with traces of blood. Festive and biblical. >> She ever make it to school? >> She She her first three classes, then she cut out. >> Parents said she had a knapsack with her when she left home. Wasn't in her locker at school. >> Get people to search the park in the area all the way to Columbus Avenue. >> We called the MTA about her bus pass. >> Good. She was strangled with a dog collar? >> A choke chain. >> Any chance forensics can trace the manufacturer? >> Looks pretty new. Leather handle has unique design. Want to know? >> Mhm. Keep in touch. Lenny. >> What's up? >> The mope that shot my daughter DOA in the East Village. Heroin overdose. >> Drug problem has an upside on Lenny. >> Solved my problem. >> Curtis. >> Where? >> We'll be right down. >> Her bus pass turned up. >> I didn't steal no bus pass. That's my bus pass. >> You're Christina Osborne? >> Yes, sir. >> This is Christina Osborne. That look like you? >> Mhm. That's me. >> And where'd you get this bus pass? >> Mayor Giuliani gave it to me. >> He give you these too? >> Of course not. I got them from my travel agent today. I'm going on vacation. >> On Montserrat? >> Where? >> All these are for Montserrat in the West Indies. >> I'm taking a bus there. >> Where's your travel agent? >> You must have picked them out of the trash. I tossed five boxes of outdated pamphlets yesterday morning. >> I thought Montserrat was one of the jet-set hotspots. >> Too hot. Most of the island got buried under five feet of volcanic ash last year. Uh this one's mine. That one belongs to the hair salon upstairs. >> Okay. Here we go. >> Besides the homeless man, you see anyone else messing with this stuff? >> I'll keep my eye on it. If anybody wants to steal my garbage, they're welcome to it. >> Hello. >> Christina Osborne. >> Well, we got CDs, we got 1 2 3 t-shirts, makeup kits, socks and underwear, toothpaste and toothbrush. >> The last four the Osbornes phone show two calls to one of the girls friends in Philly. Laurie Summers. One call was a week ago, second one was Thursday afternoon. >> The day before she was killed. >> minute call. >> Have you talked to Ms. Summers? >> We called. The mother said the girl's still in school, won't be home till dinner. >> Well, she'll probably be more talkative in person. >> In person? Are you setting us down for cheesesteaks? >> If you bring me back some scrapple. >> [music] >> We just talked about stuff, you know, like school and boys. Just stuff. >> If you don't mind, Mrs. Summers, we'd like to talk to Laurie alone. Laurie, if you want to help us find the people who did this to Christina, you're going to have to tell us everything. Even things that she asked you to keep secret. >> Did she tell you she was going to run away? >> She wasn't running away. >> Then where was she going? >> You can just be so dumb sometimes. >> What do you mean? >> She said she was going to this big party out in the sticks on a farm with these friends she made. She wanted me to meet her and she sent me this flyer. I couldn't believe it. She didn't have a clue. >> A clue about what? >> That's what she sent me. >> New Berlin, Pennsylvania. >> I told her I wouldn't go. I'm Jewish. >> What she say? >> She didn't get it. She just wanted me to meet her dumb friends. >> These aren't very good pictures. >> Yes, or no, Mr. Sargent? >> Okay. No. >> Thanks a bunch. >> Last Friday around noon or 1:00, they might have put something in that dumpster over there. >> Well, I saw some kids, about three or four, getting into a van. >> What kind of van? >> Well, it was black with a skull on it. It didn't look like a good humor truck. >> All right, thanks. Get a warrant, hook up Derek's van. >> Weren't any fibers or fluids in the van we could trace back to the victim. I found some vegetative debris that could have come from any city park. >> Still waiting for the good news? >> I found the remains of various insects on the radiator grill. Including three fresh specimens of the Papa Pima moth. >> This is very exciting. >> Oh, we can hardly contain ourselves. >> The Papa Pima moth is found in only five counties in Eastern Pennsylvania. Near Hickory Run Park. >> And your suspect say he wasn't in Pennsylvania? [music] >> Well, maybe this bug took a wrong turn on the Interstate. >> You took a wrong turn, Derek. You lied to us. A witness made you and your van on Franklin Street Friday. >> It wasn't me. >> Oh, it was you, all right. You and your friends killed Christina, then you ditched her knapsack, and you drove off to your little Nazi hoedown. >> I was in Queens. You ask my moms. >> Does it make you feel like a big man having your mommy lie for you like that? >> You shut up. >> I suggest you sit down, kid. My house, my rules. >> Sit down! HOW DARE YOU! I WANT A LAWYER, [screaming] NOW! >> HE WAS HOME ALL WEEKEND. That's all there is to that. >> He's got one hell of a temper. >> Gets it from his father. >> He damn near broke the table in the interrogation room. >> He do that at home a lot? Hit things? >> I don't know what you're talking about. >> Earl Burnett He's back at the house. Tell him Frank Sheppard of the state police is here to execute a New York state arrest warrant for four juveniles. Their names are on the warrant. If Mr. Burnett refuses to turn them over, I'm authorized to come on his property and look for them. And to seize anything else I might find in violation of state regulations. Including that modified AK. Take a seat. Keep your mouth shut. Train back to New York leaves in half an hour. >> Back to their mommies and daddies and lawyers. >> I might have to break the speed limit getting you guys to the station. >> We wouldn't want you to do that. Uh, when's the next train? >> 3 hours. You got some coffee? >> There's our guy. >> Which one? >> Red jacket. He's carrying heavy on the right side. >> Hold on, Lenny. We guessed wrong. We spooked the guy that bought Bobby's piece. >> It's not a guess. Hey, you. Step over here. What's your name? >> They call me Flaco. >> Flaco what? >> What's this about? >> It's about the gun in your pocket. >> What do you got, x-ray eyes or something? >> Yeah, that's right. I got x-ray eyes. Check his right pocket. >> Well, well, you you got to be kidding me, man. >> I wish I was. >> I I didn't do nothing. >> Oh, looks like a .25. >> Damn. >> Too bad, Flaco. You had to run into Superman today. >> So, you got your hardware. How about letting me walk? >> We sent the gun to ballistics. It was used to kill a lady on Manhattan Avenue. >> I don't shoot people. >> We don't think you're the shooter. Maybe just an accessory. >> Oh, so I go down for murder even though I got nothing to do with it. >> Our boss is kicking our asses here. We'd put this on you in a second. >> I'm figuring there's something in it for me, papa. >> We're going to take care of you. Forget about that. You give us the guy who sold you the gun or we charge you with murder. >> Are you doing that good cop bad cop thing, right? >> If you don't wise up, it's going to be bad cop bad cop. >> I want a deal on the gun possession. >> You're going to have to testify against the seller. >> Plus, you do the 30 days you owe on the fair beat. >> I'll do the 30 days, but I ain't going to testify. >> Fine. Then you'll be in charge with murder in the second degree. You're looking at the difference between life in prison and some kind of city time. >> Puerto Rican guy. Name is Bobby. >> Hey, Bobby. >> Check it out. These boys never learn. I'll do the honors. >> No. >> You're a little too tight. >> Oh, too bad, Bobby. [music] >> Yeah, bring it on, man. You're just making my loss and fat. >> Keep talking, smartass. We got your gun. >> We observed him playing basketball along with several other individuals. >> What did you do next? >> I went to place handcuffs on Mr. Sabo. My partner and some uniformed officers moved his friends off to one side to keep them from interfering. >> How far away? >> About 30 ft. >> Then what happened, detective? >> While I was cuffing Mr. Sabo, he blurted out a statement. >> What did he say? >> He said I gave that white [ __ ] what she deserved. >> He just said that out of the blue? >> He was responding to a comment I made. >> What was that? >> I said, "You little bastard, I'm arresting you for the murder of Eva Harrison." >> You were the only one to hear Mr. Sable say this, even though your partner was 10 yards away? >> There was a lot of commotion at the time. >> And 20 minutes after you claimed he said this, Mr. Sable told you, Lieutenant, that you were trying to frame him? >> He said a lot of things. Most of it you can take with a grain of salt. >> Isn't it true that you illegally seized evidence you were planning to use against Mr. Sable? >> That's what a judge said. >> And doesn't that demonstrate the lengths that you would go to to incriminate Mr. Sable? >> Mr. Sable incriminated himself. >> The first time you tried to arrest my client, he eluded you. >> Right. >> And there was a problem the second time you tried to arrest him. >> He exposed himself to me. >> You don't like my client very much, do you, Detective? >> I don't usually get along with murderers, no. >> Mr. Sable gave you a lot of attitude. >> Your client's a hump, but he said what he said. I'm not making up evidence. >> Would it be fair to say that you've been accused of cutting corners before? >> Accused. My personnel file is clean. >> This is a big case, isn't it, Detective? A lot of pressure to bring in a suspect. >> To bring in the killer. >> Your superiors were all over you. You were failing. Isn't it true that the only reason my client made this immaculate confession is because you can't cut legitimate police work anymore. >> Objection. >> Sustained. >> No, I want to answer that. You can ask my superiors. The quality of my work is just fine. This is not about me, it's about him. He said he did it. He killed that lady. >> I heard the news. We get the gun, they toss it, we get the confession. We? I've been saying we to cover your ass. Out of respect for you. >> I don't need that kind of respect. >> Good, cuz I've been walking on eggshells ever since we caught this case. >> It's about as long as you've been pissing me off. >> Pissing you off, why? Because I don't blend in with the rest of the roaches? >> Oh, is that what this is about? Because you know that's not how I meant it. >> no. I would tell you what I know if it wasn't for your screw-ups. We'd have nailed this guy a long time ago. >> My screw-ups? Your stuff's been getting thrown out of court ever since you got here. >> Well, maybe I take chances because my partner can't get it up. >> you just get off ON TAKING CHANCES. >> RUSCO! In my office. >> What's going on? >> I'm done working with Green. >> The hell you are. >> need him second-guessing everything I do. >> Green's not your problem. >> Oh, then what is my problem? You tell me. >> That's what I'm trying to figure out. >> You think I'm too old to cut it? >> Whoa. Now, where's that coming from? >> From the flavor of the month out there. >> You've been here 6 years. You know I don't play favorites. >> What, 6 years should count for something more than my pension. >> Look, I'm behind you, Lenny, but I believe this case is messing with you. >> This case pans out the same whether I'm 25 or 75. >> Right. I'm glad you feel that way. So, pull yourself together because it isn't over. >> Uh can I have that transcript I threw at you? What you thinking? Sabo testified in court that he took a leak on a brand new pair of sneakers. >> Yeah, his cousin brought him clothes from their apartment. >> So, what happened to his old felony flyers? >> Yeah. Bobby left a pair of shoes here. He booked out quick. >> What they look like? >> Uh running shoes, gray and black. >> You still have them? >> Size 10. It's too big for me. Saving them for my nephew. >> All right, let's take a look. >> Here you go. >> We found blood spatters on the laces of the right shoe. >> Aren't you people tired of playing cat and mouse yet? >> Must be, they always lose. >> The shoes could have come from anywhere. >> The lab matched the DNA to the woman you murdered. We have 10 witnesses who'll testify they saw you in those shoes. >> Yeah, right. >> Layton matched a thumb print on the heel to your client. >> There are no suppression issues this >> time, Ms. Torres. Your client's run out of miracles. >> So, how do we make this go away? >> It's not going away. We have a capital case. >> I just heard from the D.A. They cut a deal with Bobby Sabo. >> No needle, big surprise. >> No, 6 to 12. >> What, years or weeks? >> Sabo gave up the Murray Hill rapist. They called in the guy two hours ago. And Lenny, McCoy says Sabo copped to the confession. >> How nice of my pal Bobby. Tell him I plan on doing this job from my wheelchair. >> [music]