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Cellular (2004) Movie Script

    But we don't have a fishtank.
    - We could get one.
    - Oh, mister.
    Mom, will you still be a science teacher
    when l get into high school?
    Hmm...
    you never know.
    Why?
    'Cause l think it'd be kind of weird to
    have your mom as a teacher.
    Ah!
    l don't. l don't think so.
    l think...
    it might be
    kind of neat.
    Why?
    Because then l'd get to hug and kiss you
    anytime l wanted to.
    Mom, that is gross.
    Get out of here.
    You have soccer, 1 :45.
    l'll pick you up.
    Okay, Mom.
    Mom!
    Morning, Rosario.
    - Buenos dias, Miss Jessica.
    - Como esta?
    Ay, bien, bien.
    Miss Jessica, you had a phone call when
    you were in the shower.
    l think they left you
    a message.
    Okay.
    Don't move!
    Don't touch that alarm!
    Search the house.
    Put her in the van.
    - What are you doing?
    - Shut up.
    l'm videotaping hot chicks
    walking in their bikinis.
    Man, this is the greatest
    cell phone ever made.
    lt is, l'm not kidding.
    Hey, l draw you.
    l draw you, $5.
    - No, no, no, no tengo dinero, gracias.
    - Let me get the phone.
    Hold on a second. l'm e-mailing this
    video to my computer.
    lt's gonna be
    my new screen-saver.
    - Here you go.
    - lt's Chloe.
    No, dude, don't do this.
    Don't do this.
    - l'm just gonna say hi.
    - You're not gonna say hi.
    - No hi? l can't say hi?
    - No hi. Come on, man.
    Hold it together. This girl-- she dumped
    you, all right?
    Have some self-respect.
    Have some dignity.
    - You're right.
    - Be strong.
    - You're right, thank you.
    - Yeah, all right.
    Oh, what's
    going on, ladies?
    What-- what are you--
    bro?
    Like l'm talking to myself.
    Chloe!
    - Hey!
    - Ryan.
    - Hello, Chad.
    - Chloe.
    - Sam.
    - Hey.
    Friend with nipples.
    Hey, so l called you
    the other night.
    l know, Tara told me.
    Why didn't you
    call me back?
    Let's chat over here.
    - Okay.
    - Good luck, man.
    Okay, Ryan, l really want you
    to hear this, okay?
    We're not
    getting back together.
    What, you mean
    like today?
    'Cause that's fine.
    l have time.
    This is just some
    big joke to you, isn't it?
    No, it's not,
    it's not.
    Yes, yes,
    you know, see...
    this is exactly why l broke up with you
    in the first place.
    You are irresponsible,
    self-centered,
    completely childish.
    And, look,
    l need to move on.
    All right, okay, wait, wait, wait.
    l know l used to be that way.
    l used to be all those
    things, but not anymore.
    l'm serious, Chloe,
    ever since you dumped me,
    l've been thinking
    about my life...
    and l've changed.
    - Sure you have.
    - l have.
    l came down here
    to volunteer.
    For what?
    For what... for the--
    the ''Heal The Day.''
    Watch your back.
    ''Heal the bay?''
    Yes, that's what l said.
    That's bullshit.
    Give me something-- give me something
    to do. l'll prove it to you.
    Okay then,
    Here. These flyers need to be handed
    out before the concert tonight.
    - Okay.
    - Chloe, he can get the t-shirts.
    Right... there're four boxes
    of T-shirts
    that need to be picked up
    from the Office Depot.
    Okay, that's not
    a problem.
    - Okay.
    - Okay.
    - Thank you.
    - You're welcome.
    Shit!
    l'm just a big fan of, you know--
    elastic. l think it's awesome.
    Ah, dude,
    that sucks.
    No, that sucks more.
    l'm not doing this.
    - Please, Chad. lt'll take 10 minutes.
    - No! Dude, no.
    You get to hang out with her friend with
    the nipples. l think she liked you.
    You're a god,
    thank you.
    lt's awesome.
    See you later, man.
    Ah, so it's chilly
    out here, huh?
    No, not really.
    l beg to differ.
    Hello? Hello?
    lf you'd like to make a call--
    - Shit!
    # My baby loves me #
    # And l'm running away #
    # Running away #
    # l've been
    thinking lately #
    # About the things
    l've done so wrong... #
    Hello, gorgeous.
    See, this is exactly why l broke up
    with you in the first place.
    You are irresponsible,
    completely childish...
    Hello.
    Hello, hello!
    Hello, thank God!
    Who is this? Chloe?
    My name is Jessica Martin.
    l need your help.
    l've been kidnapped. l-- l need you
    to go to the police.
    Kidnapped, huh?
    This is for real.
    l-- l don't know where l am.
    l-- l'm locked up
    in an attic somewhere.
    l-- l think they're going
    to kill me.
    Nice kidnappers
    to give you a phone.
    They-- they didn't give me
    a phone, no.
    Th-- there was a--
    Right, l think if you were in trouble,
    you would've called the cops and not me.
    Now, l got another
    call, okay?
    Please, just listen.
    The phone l'm on
    is shattered.
    l've been clicking wires
    together forever
    trying to reach
    someone, anyone.
    Please,
    just don't hang up.
    l may not get anyone else.
    Right, later.
    - Hello?
    - l have no idea what just happened.
    One minute l'm talking
    to nipples, next thing you know,
    l'm wearing a whale costume
    handing out flyers.
    That sucks.
    Sounds like she got you.
    l mean, l'm not saying
    it doesn't have its benefits.
    Hey, you guys know that a blue whale's
    got an 11-foot penis?
    - Heal the bay.
    - Really?
    l gotta to go.
    l'll see you later.
    All right,
    later, bud.
    Can you hear me?
    You're still there, huh?
    You know, this has been really fun.
    But now you're wasting
    my minutes. l'm gonna go.
    They're going to kill me.
    You're my only hope.
    Nice with the fake tears,
    lady.
    - What's your name?
    - What?
    Please, tell me your name.
    Ryan.
    Ryan...
    l don't know who you are.
    l don't know you at all.
    But l can't believe
    that you would be so selfish
    that you wouldn't take
    to hand your phone
    to a police officer.
    Just 10 minutes.
    Okay, 10 minutes.
    Hold on.
    Hold on a second.
    Shut up, okay?
    Now listen to me.
    l'm a cop and have been
    for 27 years.
    So let's just cut the bullshit, pal,
    because l've heard it all.
    Now, l ordered the ''Rain Shower''
    with awapuhi.
    Don't tell me jojoba is awapuhi.
    l wasn't born yesterday.
    So l'm gonna return the two cases and
    you will refund my money.
    Or maybe-- maybe l should
    just drive down there
    and we can discuss this
    in person.
    No, no, no, l've got loofahs
    up my ass.
    What l want is a refund.
    Thank you.
    Thank you,
    l appreciate that.
    Uh-huh, uh-huh.
    Hey, Mooney, l thought
    the captain told you
    you're not supposed
    to have this shit sent here anymore.
    l ordered this a long time ago, before
    he ever told me that.
    Sea sponges from
    the coast of France.
    Sea sponges?
    Your husband like that sort of stuff?
    Hey, lay off him,
    all right?
    At least he's got a plan.
    What does your future hold
    besides bowling nights
    and a beer belly?
    - Hey, this is Kevlar, pal.
    - Yeah, have another doughnut.
    Asshole.
    - Thanks, Jack.
    - Yeah, forget about it.
    You sure about this
    beauty parlor thing?
    Day spa. lt's a day spa.
    And no, l'm not sure
    about shit.
    You know, you could
    always come work for me.
    l could use you
    on the task force, really, could.
    Thanks, Jack.
    l appreciate that.
    But l made a deal
    with Mare.
    And it's not just that.
    l'm bored.
    Okay.
    - What?
    - No, nothing.
    What? Come on,
    say it.
    You're pussy-whipped, Bob.
    l mean, she's got you wrapped around
    her little finger like a toy.
    No, l-- look,
    lf this thing takes off,
    we can make a shitload of money.
    And then we'll see
    who's laughing.
    All right, l hope so.
    Here is our top story
    this hour.
    Breaking news
    coming out of Culver City:
    The bodies of two men have been
    discovered outside a local warehouse
    shot execution-style in what appears
    to be yet another gangland slam.
    These murders are the latest episode
    in what has been dubbed
    a gang war over Los Angeles'
    illegal street-drug trade.
    All right, l'm at the police station.
    l'm running inside.
    - l'll give them the phone.
    - Thank you so much.
    Excuse me, Officer.
    Hold on a second,
    you've got the wrong form.
    What? Crap, l thought
    l'd grabbed an 18-9.
    Hey, listen, l got some lady on the
    phone who says she's been kidnapped.
    Will you talk to her?
    - Thank you.
    - Sergeant Mooney.
    Y-yes, yes, Officer,
    m-my name is Jessica,
    Jessica Martin.
    l've been kidnapped. l--
    l have a home in Brentwood.
    This morning, five men
    broke into my home
    and killed my housekeeper.
    You got something to say
    to me, puto bitch?
    Oh brother.
    Hey, hey! Break it up.
    Take this upstairs
    to robbery-homicide, fourth floor.
    Wait, wait,
    where am l going?
    The fourth floor,
    upstairs, now, go!
    Give us a hand.
    Hey, Rudy, come on.
    Excuse me, are you
    a detective?
    Detective?
    l'm a freaking victim here.
    Detective? Those jerks
    dragged me down here.
    And they're supposed
    to read me my rights.
    And they-- hey, where are you going,
    you little punk?
    Ryan!
    Oh my God!
    What? What is it?
    What's going on?
    What?
    What? What?
    What are you doing?
    What are you doing?
    No, oh, God! No!
    Oh, God!
    Where did he put it?
    - l don't know, l don't know.
    - Holy shit!
    - What are you talking--?
    - Where is your husband?
    Where is he?
    l--
    Oh, God...
    Tell me what
    l need to know.
    Don't, please! Don't.
    You have
    a little boy, right?
    He goes to the Wyman School
    - in Westwood?
    - No, no.
    No! What do you want
    with him?
    No! What do you
    want with him?
    You've got the wrong family!
    You've got the wrong family!
    Please, God! No!
    Oh my God!
    ...and the victims have been
    escorted to Culver City...
    We need to end
    this thing now.
    Deason, Dimitri,
    go get the kid.
    Ryan, Ryan?
    l know, l'm going
    to get help.
    What's going on there?
    lt's just static. l'm running upstairs
    to find a detective.
    Hang on a second.
    l might lose you, okay?
    No, you can't lose me.
    l know. We're almost there.
    Don't worry.
    No, Ryan, stop,
    you can't loose me or l'm dead.
    What do you want me to do?
    l'm standing in the stairwell.
    l mean, l can--
    l can see the door.
    Oh, shit!
    ls anybody there?
    l need a detective, please,
    this is an emergency!
    Anybody!
    Oh my God!
    Ryan, what time is it?
    lt's 1 :30.
    ls anyone there?
    Listen to me. My son's school
    gets out at 1 :45.
    They have my car.
    He'll hop in the car. You have to--
    Look, l'm trying, l can't move.
    What do you--
    the Wyman School.
    Barrington and Sunset.
    - 1 :45, Ryan, hurry!
    - Shit!
    Where are you?
    l just turned off Sunset.
    Okay, it's on your right.
    About, uh... two miles
    up the road.
    What do these guys
    want anyway?
    l don't know.
    l'm a science biology teacher.
    What about your husband?
    ls he rich?
    No, no, he's a realtor.
    None of this
    makes any sense.
    Yo, Grandma, come on!
    What is it?
    Where is a cop
    when you need one?
    What is this?
    Hey, hey!
    Get off your cell phone.
    Concentrate on the road.
    - Yeah, yeah...
    - ldiot! You still there?
    - Oh, Ryan, hurry.
    - Okay, all right.
    All right,
    l see the school.
    - Ryan?
    - Yeah.
    How much time do we have?
    Uh-- we got one minute.
    Okay, go up
    to the main building.
    His classroom will be
    on-- on the left.
    Okay.
    - All right, l'm here.
    - Okay.
    - What's your kid's name?
    - Ricky.
    - Ricky what?
    - Martin.
    Ricky Martin? You named your child
    Ricky Martin?
    lt was before the singer--
    Whatever, whatever.
    What does he look like?
    He's 11 years old,
    blond hair, he's really s--
    uh... small for his age,
    gree-- green eyes,
    he's got on a--
    a bl-- blue shirt
    and khaki pants.
    They're all wearing that.
    - Hey, are you Ricky Martin?
    - No.
    - Sir, can l help you?
    - Ricky Martin?
    Go to the office.
    Hand them the phone.
    l'll tell them
    what happened.
    Excuse me,
    what are you doing?
    Hey, do you know where l can find
    the administrations office?
    Yeah, it's up two--
    You can't go there
    right now, sir, it's closed.
    - Oh, shit!
    - You can't go in there, sir, sir?
    Ricky Martin!
    - Was that the bell?
    - Yes, yes it was.
    - Ricky Martin!
    - Hurry!
    Hurry, he'll go
    to the parents' pickup spot.
    - Okay, okay.
    - Hey!
    Oh, God! Ryan?
    Ryan, they're gonna get him.
    All right, parent pickup,
    l see it.
    - He'll definitely go there?
    - Yes.
    What kind of car you got?
    A-- a black SUV.
    Of course you do.
    Excuse me, sir,
    you cannot be up here.
    You've got to be down there
    with the other parents.
    l know, l'm looking for a kid named
    Ricky Martin. l think he's in trouble.
    He'll have a ''Lord Of The Rings''
    backpack.
    Ryan, did you hear me?
    Ricky Martin!
    Holy shit, you see that?
    The kid just got kidnapped.
    What?!!
    -l'm sorry. l gotta borrow your car.
    - No, sir! Hey!
    Hey! Don, l need
    some help here.
    Hey! Hey! Hey!
    Ryan, are you there?
    Yeah, Jessica, l'm here.
    Don't let them get away.
    lt's okay, it's okay.
    l can still see them up ahead.
    lt's gonna be okay. l can
    see them, all right, Jessica?
    You know what? This isn't a bad thing.
    l can actually follow them
    to where they're holding you
    and l can call the cops.
    - Shit!
    - What?
    This bus just cut me off.
    Come on!
    All right, this isn't working.
    Hang on.
    Son--
    Holy--
    Whoa!
    Whoa, whoa.
    Holy shit!
    Oh! Oh!
    - A-are you okay?
    - We're okay.
    We're alive.
    We're breathing.
    What happened?
    Did you loose them?
    Don't worry,
    l'll find them.
    Shit!
    What?
    Little bit of traffic.
    Just give me a second, okay?
    Come on, man,
    let us through.
    - Shit! My battery's dying.
    - Do you have a charger?
    Yeah, at my house, Jessica.
    Hang on,
    l'm checking the car.
    Now you wanna move?
    Shit.
    Whoa!
    - Did you-- did you find it?
    - Not exactly.
    Hey, what's the holdup?
    Come on.
    You are gonna owe me
    so big for this.
    Get the rig out!
    Shit!
    You still there?
    Can you hear me?
    - l'm here.
    - All right.
    We're getting us
    a charger.
    - Sorry, excuse me, l'm sorry.
    - Hey!
    l'm sorry. l'm sorry,
    excuse me, l'm sorry.
    Excuse me, excuse me!
    - Hey, there's a line.
    - l know, l'm sorry.
    Excuse me,
    l need a charger.
    Sir, you need
    to wait your turn, okay.
    And we're having a special today
    on cheetah spots.
    - lf you're feeling fierce.
    - Ooh, how fun.
    - Excuse me, l'm sorry.
    - l'm sorry, sir.
    - Just a second--
    - l'm with a customer.
    lf you'll just take a number, somebody
    will be with you shortly.
    We also have this one here.
    Hey, hey, listen, l've got a
    life-and-death call on this phone.
    My battery is about to die.
    You have a charger?
    Sure, yeah, why don't you
    take a number, okay?
    And one of our sales
    associates will help you
    when your turn
    comes around, excuse me.
    No, no, my battery's
    gonna die.
    Excuse me, miss, please,
    l have an emergency.
    Sorry, sweetie, l'm
    on break. Take a number.
    No, l don't want
    to take a number.
    Come on,
    this is ridiculous.
    Screw this.
    Oh, my god!
    Now who's gonna give me
    that goddamn charger?
    - Dude, here's your charger.
    - Thank you.
    - Hey, Jack?
    - Hey, Bob.
    l sent a kid up
    to see you guys this morning.
    He had a phone with him,
    some woman on the other end.
    An abduction, something
    like that...you do anything with that?
    You know, l've been stuck
    down at City Hall all morning
    doing press on these
    gang killings,
    - but, uh, l'll ask around for you.
    - Would you?
    - Sure. All right.
    - Thanks.
    Hey, Bob, you know,
    l was thinking about it.
    You and Mare,
    you'll do great with that beauty parlor.
    lt's a day spa.
    Aw, shit.
    Jess, are you there?
    Pick up. Jessica!
    Honey, listen to me,
    you have to get out of the house
    as fast as you can. Something's
    happened. There's no time to explain.
    Just get Ricky and meet me at our place
    in left field, honey. l love you.
    l'll explain
    to you later, now go.
    All right, we're good.
    We got a charger.
    Oh my God!
    Do you want to die here?
    Oh, shit!
    No, please.
    My family hasn't done
    anything to you.
    Your husband left a message
    asking you to meet him in left field.
    Where is that?
    What? l-- l don't know.
    l don't know.
    Go to the window.
    There's something
    l want you to see.
    Dimitri, bring him out.
    You got three seconds
    to tell me where left field is,
    or you're never gonna see
    your son again.
    Oh, God. Oh, God!
    One...
    ...two...
    He's a baby, you bastard!
    He's a baby!
    - Yeah, come on--
    - He's a baby, he's a baby!
    What's the matter
    with you, huh?
    He's a baby,
    he's a baby!
    Yeah, you wanna play?
    You wanna play?
    You wanna play
    with me? Huh?
    Your time is up.
    Oh, God!
    No, no, no, no, no.
    - Your son is dead.
    - No, no, he's not.
    No, no, no, no, no!
    lt's a bar.
    lt's a bar in LA.
    - What?
    - lt's a bar
    at LAX.
    We got him.
    Put the kid in the garage.
    When l didn't show up
    for work this morning
    someone called the police,
    l'm sure.
    You better hope they didn't.
    You know--
    all l care about is the safety of my
    son, that's all l care about. l will--
    - Shut up!
    - --cooperate with you. l will--
    - Shut up.
    - l-- l just--
    no, l just want
    to tell you, l--
    Hey, hey, hey! can you
    turn that down?
    Can you turn that down,
    please?
    - l just want you to know--
    - Shut up.
    Shut up!
    Ethan, what the hell
    are we doing, man?
    This is turning into
    a bunch of bullshit.
    - Man, you gotta chill out.
    - LAX, let's go!
    Jessica?
    Jessica, come on,
    say something.
    l'm-- l'm here.
    Ah. You knew where he was,
    Jessica.
    lf you know stuff,
    you got to tell these guys.
    Don't you get it, Ryan?
    After they find Craig,
    we're all going to die.
    You don't know that.
    Don't think that way.
    We've all seen their faces.
    They can't let us live.
    l feel so helpless.
    lt's my family.
    - Miss Martin?
    - Yes?
    - Jessica Kate Martin?
    - Yes, can l help you, Mister...?
    l'm sorry.
    Officer Mooney.
    Ms. Martin, did you call
    the police today?
    No.
    We had a report
    of a possible kidnapping.
    You haven't been
    kidnapped today, have you?
    No.
    l'm sorry
    to have disturbed you then.
    Oh, no problem,
    thank you, Officer.
    - Yeah?
    - lt's Bayback.
    - What is it?
    - We had a visitor, a cop.
    - Are you okay?
    - Yeah, it's taken care of.
    Good.
    Oh, God.
    lf they find Craig...
    Hey, listen to me.
    l'm not gonna let that happen.
    l'm gonna beat them
    to the airport.
    Do you hear me?
    Yes, l hear you.
    - Okay.
    - Thank you.
    Thank you
    for doing all this.
    So what does that guy
    look like,
    that guy you were
    talking to?
    Um, uh...
    black jeans,
    a brown leather jacket,
    close-cropped hair,
    that's about it.
    What else, what else?
    What was he driving?
    Just shut up.
    Wait, what?
    Jessica, l can't hear you.
    - l'm sitting in it right now.
    - Yeah?
    - Hello?
    - lt's a brand new Porsche Carrera.
    - The partners gave it to me.
    - Great.
    Mm-hm, sugar.
    Brand new, arctic blue convertible.
    lt goes zero to 60
    in 5.2 seconds.
    Takes the girls' panties down
    in 3.5 seconds.
    - Jessica, you still there?
    - Hey, this is a private call.
    No, l'm here.
    But you're breaking up.
    Get off my line!
    Mom, are you still there?
    Hey, hey, listen,
    this woman needs help.
    Uh, actually no,
    you're gonna need help
    uh, when you pull my subpoena
    out of your asshole
    for not getting
    off my line.
    Jessica, Jessica,
    don't hang up.
    Can you hear me?
    Whatever happens, don't hang up.
    - Honey?
    - What? Yeah, hey, Jess,
    don't-- don't hang up.
    Hey, just be yourself, Jess.
    Just get off my line, man.
    - Jessica.
    - Jessica! Jessica!
    - Jessica, can you hear me?
    - Who's Jessica?
    Shit!
    Please,
    please, listen to me.
    l've been kidnapped.
    l don't know where l am.
    They murdered
    my housekeeper.
    Wait, wait, wait,
    stop, stop, stop, stop!
    Murdered your housekeeper?
    That-- that's really cute.
    Um, A) Shut up,
    B) You can't bullshit
    a lawyer, baby girl,
    Do you get that?
    Okay? l get paid $600 an hour
    to listen to shit like this.
    So you want me
    to bill you?
    That's fine. Bill me anything you want.
    Just help me.
    l will pay you--
    What the hell
    is your problem, man?
    What the hell is your problem?
    You want to tussle?
    - Give me your phone!
    - Oh snaps.
    Give me your phone!
    Ryan? ls that you?
    Yeah, l'm here, Jessica.
    Hey, Jess,
    your buddy's here.
    Look, give me your phone
    or l shoot your car.
    Oh, hell no, hell no.
    Why would you want to do
    something awful like that?
    Move!
    l'm really sorry about this.
    But l need your car.
    - Oh, come on, dude, l'm not--
    - Look,
    - Okay. Yeah, that's fine.
    - l need your car.
    Ryan, i-is that you?
    lt's okay, Jessica,
    l'm here.
    - Oh, l thought l'd lost you.
    - Have fun.
    l'm sorry.
    W-What's happening?
    lt's okay. Our lines got crossed with
    some lawyer. lt's all right.
    - l got his phone. l got his car.
    - Okay.
    - Shit.
    - What is it?
    lt's a tunnel!
    Whoa, whoa! Jesus!
    - What's happening?
    - Get out of the way!
    Can you back up?
    l can't. There's traffic.
    You can't loose me.
    Do you hear me?
    l'm backing up.
    Oh, look who's coming back.
    Awesome! Come on, buddy.
    - l'm sorry.
    - Oh, are you?
    Suck it!
    Oh, l am in deep shit!
    - Shit!
    - What?
    - They're already here.
    - Ryan, just find Craig.
    Don't worry,
    don't worry.
    l got them.
    This is the final
    boarding call for Orly,
    flight 180,
    with service to Paris...
    Okay, what does
    your husband look like?
    Please have your
    boarding passes ready
    before entering
    the security checkpoint...
    About six feet tall,
    really good shape, 40s.
    What else?
    What's he wearing?
    Blue jeans, blue jeans,
    he wears blue jeans all the time.
    A Lakers jacket.
    He had that on this morning.
    No, it's ridiculous.
    Okay, man,
    l'll call you later.
    Have a wonderful trip,
    Mr. Clouseau.
    Ah, oui-oui.
    l'm sorry, excuse me.
    Or l miss
    my flight.
    This is code red,
    code red.
    Concourse A.
    Security checkpoint.
    Excuse me.
    Step this way, please.
    - ls there a problem?
    - ls this your jacket, Sir?
    - Yeah.
    - He's got a gun.
    Wait, wait!
    Down, down, down!
    Don't move, don't move.
    - Stay down.
    - All right, take it easy.
    We're police officers.
    What's the matter with you?
    Look in the goddamn tray.
    Check my lD.
    He's a cop.
    All right, back off.
    That's what
    l was trying to tell you.
    Jesus Christ, Jessica,
    these guys are cops.
    What the hell
    is going on here?
    This doesn't make
    any sense.
    All right,
    l see ''left field.''
    Do you see Craig?
    Do you see him?
    - l got him.
    - Oh, thank God!
    - Don't ask questions, just follow me.
    - Get off me.
    - Trust me. Your wife sent me.
    - What?!
    Look, they are here and they are
    looking for you.
    - They already have your family.
    - What are you talking about?
    Just let me explain it
    to you, just trust me.
    - Here, here he is.
    - What?
    Okay.
    - This is it.
    - Yeah.
    Hey, bro, this isn't
    my wife, okay?
    My wife's name is Patty.
    My name is Ed. Good luck.
    You goddamn animals
    better not have hurt them.
    Animals?
    We just recovered
    the stolen vehicle.
    lt's heading
    to Quicksilver Towing.
    We're gonna have a look around
    for the suspect.
    Shit!
    - Craig! No! No!
    - Jess! Jess!
    No!
    Here she is. We've got your kid.
    Now where is it?
    Tell them, tell them they've got the
    wrong family. That it's a mistake.
    Oh, God, Jess, l'm sorry!
    This isn't a mistake.
    Listen to me.
    l've made arrangements.
    lt's in a safety
    deposit box.
    And it's got special instructions that
    if anybody gets to it--
    No! No!
    Stop it!
    Here is the deal, Craig.
    Either you give us
    what we want,
    or l blow her brains
    all over you right now.
    Your call. lt's an 85c
    bullet to me, Craig.
    Okay, okay, please, please, God.
    Please don't hurt her, please.
    lt's in our bank
    in Century City.
    Please, don't hurt her.
    - Please! l love you, Jess.
    - No! No!
    You'll have help
    in the bank.
    Please, don't hurt her, please!
    Jess, l love you!
    - Please, don't hurt her.
    - No!
    Ryan, they've gone
    to the Brenner Building
    on Olympic
    and Century Park.
    Hey, change of plan.
    l gotta get to Century City fast.
    This definitely has
    a smoother feel.
    And the fruit acid
    is still--
    burning the shit
    out of my face.
    Okay, well then l think we're definitely
    gonna have to go with this pink one.
    No, Mare, it's
    highway robbery.
    What about the--
    the other blue one?
    No, l didn't like
    the way that one dried.
    l think it's the uh...
    l think it's the live algae
    in this one.
    Mare, listen to me.
    l'm not being
    negative, okay?
    But l think
    this is bullshit.
    Live algae
    at $80 a pop?!
    And we're rubbing it
    on our face?
    Do you know how much algae
    there is in the world?
    Honey, this one works.
    Yes, but maybe it's
    the-- the collagen.
    No, sweetie,
    they all have collagen.
    l have to get that
    'cause it might be the painter.
    Authorities are asking
    for your help
    in identifying this man
    believed to be responsible
    for today's
    bizarre string of crimes.
    lt started with a robbery
    at gunpoint of a 457 cellular store.
    We were afraid he was gonna try to rob
    the cash registers.
    But all he ended up doing
    was buying a charger.
    Buying?! He bought that charger.
    He paid for it?
    Yeah, actually
    he overpaid it.
    'Cause we have
    this sale going on.
    Well, There you have it,
    a bizarre twist in today's crime spree--
    a criminal who appears
    at least at moments
    to be honest.
    Back to the newsroom.
    He continued his crime spree
    by stealing an $80,000
    Porsche Carrera at gunpoint.
    l basically got cut off
    by this young man,
    very good-looking,
    in a security car.
    And he was on the phone
    talking to his friend, Jessica
    who was supposedly
    ''kidnapped.''
    Whatever the--
    like-- you know...
    and then, uh, basically he just
    held me up at gunpoint
    and stole my Porsche.
    Directory assistance.
    Yeah, l need the number
    of a residence, please.
    Jessica Martin
    in Brentwood.
    That number is 555-6763.
    For an additional 40--
    Hi, you've reached
    the Martins.
    Leave your number
    and we'll call you back.
    She had an accent...
    Oh, you've got
    to be kidding me.
    Thank you.
    Whoa, hey!
    l'm sure once all
    the paperwork is done--
    we should be getting it
    in the next four or five days...
    Yeah.
    Ryan, what are you
    going to do now?
    l haven't had a clue
    what l was doing all day.
    Mr. Martin. Oh, my--
    are you all right?
    Car accident, l'm fine.
    l just need to get
    back into my deposit box.
    l don't know what's in it.
    l just know
    if they get it, we're dead.
    JT, will you show Mr. Martin
    to his deposit box?
    Don't let them
    get it, Ryan.
    Excuse me.
    - Come on, come on, let's go.
    - What's going on?
    - No!
    - Get some help.
    Run!
    Drop your weapon.
    L.A.P.D., lock the building down.
    Dimitri, get him out of here.
    No.
    Shit!
    Damn it!
    Deason, back of the building,
    back of the building now.
    Ethan, he's gone.
    lt's heading
    to Quicksilver Towing.
    We're gonna have
    a look around for the suspect.
    Hey, hey, hey,
    whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
    Follow that tow truck.
    Craig Martin here.
    Now this building has 5,000 square feet
    to use as offi--
    What the hell?
    Jesus.
    Are these cops?
    What are they doing?
    Waste this guy.
    All right.
    Light 'em up, boss.
    Who they?-- what the--
    Oh, Jesus.
    Oh, God! Oh, Je--
    Jack, get that asshole.
    Shit.
    l'm a dead man.
    Ms. Martin?
    Ms. Martin!
    Police.
    Anybody here?
    Police officer.
    without this shit!
    Where's Jessica Martin?
    Who are you?
    l am a cop.
    Shit.
    Yes, Operator,
    l'm a police officer.
    l need paramedics
    to 3270 Bonhill Road.
    One moment, please.
    All right, no, no, no,
    stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
    Would you just
    give me back my goddamn car?
    Don't take that tone
    of voice with me, sir.
    l already told you.
    We do not release vehicles
    until all impound fees
    are paid.
    Hey, you know what?
    That's really awesome.
    But guess what? l did not ask for it
    to get impounded, okay?
    l got carjacked.
    Do you know what that is?
    A carjacking? Where a jackoff comes up
    to you, sticks a gun to your head
    and says-- hey, buddy, get out of-- l
    was car-- l had it stolen from me.
    Sir, you want
    your car back or not?
    Do l want my--
    l don't know-- let me think
    about it for a second...
    yes, but l'm not
    paying for it.
    Howie, take her
    on back.
    Howie? Howie-- no.
    Howie!
    Howie, cut it out.
    You're not--
    just-- okay, fine.
    That's fine, it's fine.
    lt's all bad.
    l'm just gonna-- this is what l'm gonna
    do-- l'm gonna pay you, okay?
    Never mind, Howie.
    Who do l make it out to?
    Lady who sucks? ls that it?
    l tell you right now,
    here you go.
    One scratch on the car
    and guess who gets an ass whip--?
    Hey, that's my car!
    That's my car! Oh, no, this isn't
    happening, this isn't happening.
    That ain't Howie.
    Thank you. Yes.
    Well, you missed
    all the major pipes.
    And you're gonna need
    about five stitches.
    But some of this tissue
    looks gangrenous.
    That's avocado mud mask.
    lt's for combination skin.
    Moon? You all right?
    Yeah.
    Can you give us
    a minute, fellas?
    Jack, l didn't know
    she was a cop. l--
    Hey, Moon, take a breath, okay?
    lt's gonna be okay.
    You just gotta tell me exactly
    what happened here.
    l don't know. l'm still trying
    to figure it out.
    l went inside. l clearly identified
    myself as a cop
    and she just
    opened fire on me.
    She didn't say a word.
    She just started shooting.
    l checked her lD.
    Dana Bayback--
    Bayback...? No.
    l never heard of her.
    She was pretending
    to be Jessica Martin.
    Hold on a second.
    Who's Jessica Martin?
    The woman who owns
    the house.
    And l think the real Jessica Martin
    is in trouble, Jack.
    Did-- did Bayback-- did she say anything
    to you at all, anything?
    Nothing.
    She never had a chance.
    lt's gonna be okay.
    Hello?
    Hello? Are you there?
    You little bitch.
    l wanna know who
    you were just talking to.
    No! Ow!
    First l'm gonna kill you,
    then l'm gonna kill your little kid.
    Oh, you wanna play?
    What did you do to me?
    Brachial artery
    pumps 30 liters
    of blood a minute.
    But there's only five
    in the human body.
    l'm sorry. God!
    Bitch!
    - Mom!
    - Ricky.
    Ricky? Baby, are you okay?
    l can't get out of here.
    Yeah? Ethan!
    - You better take this.
    - What is it?
    l got what you're
    looking for.
    - Oh?
    - Yeah.
    Okay, and what l do
    for it?
    What?!
    What l do for what l looking for?
    You tell me now.
    Wait, who's this?
    What number did l call?
    You call me
    on the payphone.
    You waste my time.
    l have pictures to draw.
    Whoa, whoa, whoa, dude.
    Chill out.
    No, you don't tell me what to chill.
    My mother tells me to chill.
    l sit here, l draw people
    telling me to chill out all the time.
    You don't tell me what to chill.
    l chill you.
    Chad!
    l thought you said
    you had this under control.
    - lt is.
    - Oh, really?
    Why don't you ask
    Bayback about that?
    l heard about the cop.
    She handled it already.
    Oh, yeah? She handled that before
    or after he killed her?
    What?
    Bayback is dead.
    A cop was investigating
    Jessica Martin's disappearance.
    Something about some kid
    who tipped him off.
    - He knows too much.
    - Mooney doesn't know shit.
    And let's just leave
    the thinking to me, okay?
    Go back to the bank,
    get the video of the kid.
    Check every frame till you find one we
    can use to lD that son of a bitch.
    You got it.
    Dimitri!
    Ricky!
    Listen to me.
    Get away from the window.
    Do you see the cabinet
    in the corner?
    Go over there
    and get behind it.
    No! Don't leave me!
    Don't leave me.
    No, l'm not
    gonna leave you.
    l'm not gonna leave you.
    l'm gonna be right back, okay?
    l'm gonna take you home.
    Okay, Mommy.
    Get outside now!
    Come on, baby,
    get in the back seat.
    Get down, hurry!
    Get down.
    Get out of the car now.
    Mom.
    - Get out of the car.
    - No!
    No, don't!
    - Get out of the car.
    - No, don't! Don't!
    You wanna save
    that boy here?
    Get out of the car,
    you bitch!
    Don't, no!
    Get out, bitch!
    - Who did you tell?
    - Nobody.
    Lying bitch!
    Who is that kid at the bank?
    l don't know--
    You are dead.
    Your family is finished.
    Bad timing, Tanner.
    l think we got off
    on the wrong foot.
    How did you get
    this number?
    Well, modern technology
    is amazing, you know.
    My phone remembers
    the last 50 incoming calls.
    What do you want?
    l want the woman
    and her family.
    Okay, now let me tell you
    what l want.
    l want you to tell me
    where you are right now.
    Or bad things are gonna happen
    to this little family.
    Sorry,
    it doesn't work that way.
    Oh, really?
    Go cut the kid's throat.
    Fine. You lost.
    Nice talking to you.
    Ring.
    Come on, ring.
    Ring!
    Get the point?
    You're playing
    with fire, kid.
    Yeah, know what? You're lucky l'm still
    talking to your sorry ass, all right?
    From here on out, you do as l say,
    exactly as l say.
    Or l slap this bitch on ''Nightline''
    and call it a day, okay?
    So how do you want
    to do this?
    Santa Monica Pier.
    No. Too busy.
    Yeah, that's kind
    of the idea, dickhead.
    How will l recognize you?
    You let me
    worry about that.
    Give me a number
    l can reach you.
    l can hardly wait.
    Me too.
    Yeah?
    - Where's your cop friend?
    - He's right behind me.
    We're making a trade with the kid
    at the Santa Monica Pier.
    - Your boy can lD him.
    - All right, l'm on it.
    So how's he looking?
    He needs to go
    to the hospital.
    - Why? What's up?
    - No, it's nothing.
    Come on, what's up?
    We caught a break with that kid that
    robbed the cell phone store.
    That's the kid
    who was in the station.
    Yeah well, we know he is at
    the Santa Monica Pier,
    but no one can lD him.
    No one knows what he looks like.
    l do. l saw him this morning.
    l can point him out to you.
    Absolutely not. You need to get stitches
    or it's gonna open up again.
    Here, you take care of him.
    l can wait 20 minutes.
    You're sure
    you're up for this?
    Come on, let's solve
    this goddamn thing.
    All right.
    Ethan, l'm here.
    - Dimitri,
    - l'm in position.
    You here?
    Yeah.
    Showtime, he's on.
    So now what?
    First you show me
    the Martins are okay.
    There's a black van in the parking lot
    at the northwest corner,
    next to the Spy Sunglass
    truck.
    Okay, l can see it.
    He's within
    visual of the van.
    Now look at
    the passenger side window.
    Deason, show the woman.
    - Did you see that?
    - Yeah.
    We found him yet?
    No, l don't see him.
    He's the one on the cell phone,
    you idiot.
    Everybody's
    on a cell phone.
    Six feet tall,
    Caucasian,
    light brown hair,
    sandy hair, about 20.
    l wish l could remember
    what he was wearing.
    Your turn, now you show me
    something.
    - No, first you let them go.
    - l don't think so.
    Not until after
    you give me the camera.
    Yeah, l've been thinking
    about that.
    You know, it does me no good
    to hand over the videotape,
    then you guys
    turn around and take us out.
    l swore l wouldn't do that.
    Like you swore
    to protect and serve?
    - Look, it's your choice.
    - Excuse me.
    Either the Martins or the videotape.
    Either way, l'm walking in five minutes.
    l'm warning you.
    Shit!
    l cannot believe you.
    Where have you been?
    - Chloe!
    - Here. There he is.
    l got him. He's across from the arcade
    talking to some girl.
    Damn it, Ryan, you know
    how long l waited for those t-shirts?
    That was so important to me.
    Look, l can explain it to you.
    l just can't do it right now.
    lt's not safe. There are
    people after me right now.
    God, l tried to call you
    and your phone is off.
    Hey, kid, l've been
    looking for you.
    lt's me, Mooney
    from the police station.
    - Shit!
    - No, wait, wait, wait,
    wait a second, it's-- ouch!
    Hey, there you are, kid.
    You run, everyone dies.
    Would you relax?
    He's a cop.
    He's with me.
    Jessica Martin?
    You were right.
    l got the kid.
    Copy.
    We're all good
    here, right?
    - Hey, Mooney, you don't look so hot.
    - Nah, l'm all right.
    No, l wanna get you over to the hospital
    and get that checked out.
    - This is detective Dimitri, C.l.D.
    - Hey.
    Get him over to the hospital.
    Get him looked at.
    Just relax, will you?
    You're in good hands.
    Yeah.
    Will someone please explain to me
    what's going on?
    Who is she?
    She's nobody.
    l've never seen her before.
    Let's go have a little chat about
    Jessica Martin, huh?
    God, that felt good.
    This-- this is nothing.
    Except my wife is gonna kill me
    when she sees it.
    That is it.
    All right, we've got it.
    We're all done here.
    Take care of the Martins.
    Tanner... we can take care of him
    back at the safe house,
    not here.
    Dude! What are you doin'?
    l was like--
    take a walk.
    Shit!
    Yeah-ah!
    Now get up! Up!
    Put them on.
    Put them on.
    You were gonna shoot me?
    lt's all right.
    l'm a policeman.
    That's a very bad man.
    The kid's in a boathouse
    under the pier.
    Copy that?
    Ethan, you copy that?
    Copy.
    Last chance, kid.
    You come out now,
    l'll make it easy on you.
    Okay then.
    You wanna do it this way?
    Cocky little piece
    of shit!
    Time's up.
    Bye-bye.
    Oh, shit.
    Do you have any idea how much trouble
    you've caused me today?
    Who are you?
    How did you get involved?
    l just answered my phone.
    Shit.
    You're pathetic.
    The bitch has
    more fight than you.
    Come on.
    Okay, that's enough.
    Oh, shit. Oh, shit!
    Please. Please!
    Let him up.
    Help me.
    They're dirty cops.
    He attacked my partner.
    He tried to kill me.
    l said let him up.
    You're gonna believe
    this lying piece of shit over a cop?
    lt doesn't matter
    what l believe.
    What's important is that
    you believe
    l would put a bullet in your skull
    if you don't let him up.
    They kidnapped Jessica Martin
    and her family.
    - Hands in the air.
    - What?!
    Do it, now!
    Turn around.
    Drop the gun.
    We've got to get out of here.
    Stay with me.
    Ah, God, aah.
    My leg.
    Stay there.
    Okay.
    No.
    - Mom, no!.
    - Ricky, look at me. Look at me, son.
    Look at me.
    All right, Mom, hurry.
    Mom!
    Ryan.
    Jessica.
    lt's okay, it's over.
    Through, please...
    - Absolutely ridiculous.
    - Save it.
    Oh, Bob, thank god.
    Will you back me up here?
    l'm getting set up,
    man, l--
    Hey, sorry to interrupt. Have you guys
    seen these new phones?
    They're amazing.
    They've got technology
    and features like--
    video recording.
    Moon, don't listen
    to this punk.
    They destroyed
    the original recording
    but not till after l copied it
    into my phone.
    lt's footage of this officer
    and his men
    robbing and murdering
    two drug dealers in an alley.
    This is total bullshit.
    Jack, did l ever tell you
    how much l hate dirty cops?
    l think those chemicals
    from your beauty parlor
    are getting
    your brain, Moon.
    lt's a day spa,
    you fuck.
    Get him out of here.
    Are you all right?
    Yeah, it's...
    fine.
    l-- l don't know if there's
    anything l could ever do--
    thank you.
    l do.
    Don't ever call me again.
    Yes, thank you!

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