03x11 - Brown Like Me

[bunniefuu]

Male narrator: Previously
on "New York undercover..."

I'm not gonna have
an affair with you.

I don't want an affair.

I don't want you going
back out on the street.

You don't want me to be a cop?

I watched you die.

Torres: I don't ever wanna
go through that again.

I love two things,
Eddie, you and the job.

It's not fair to make me choose.

I'm risking my family
and my career here.

You know I love you.

[Vocalizing]

[Singing in foreign language]

[Singing continues]

[Singing continues]

[Singing in foreign language]

[Theme music]

Back up, back up!
Clear the way. Let's go.

- Back up, back up!
- No! Mommy!

Oh, no, mommy! Mommy! Mommy!

Excuse me, excuse me.

- Mommy...
- Hey, little man.

- You alright?
- Where are they going?

They're gonna take
her to the hospital.

Why don't you take
the kid, take the car?

I'll stay here and
work the scene.

Listen, why don't
we go for a little ride?

Make sure everything's
alright, okay?

[Indistinct chatter]

Come on.

Detectives, I want you to drop

what you're doing right now.

The press is gonna eat this up.

A woman just got shot
right in front of her son.

McNamara, I want you to go
to 115th street and third Avenue.

Work the scene with Williams.

Torres is up at Harlem
hospital with the victim.

See if the kid gave
him a lead. Alright, go.

Nobody sees anything, huh?

That's the damn
problem around here.

Nobody sees anything!

[Siren wailing]

Williams: What's up, Tommy?
- Hey, amigo.

What's going on?
You get anything yet?

Nah, man, a woman
get shot in broad daylight

and nobody sees a damn thing.

Look at this, must
have been world w*r III.

Yeah, we got ourselves
at least three g*ns.

Looks like we have
a shootout here.

Woman probably
got hit by a stray.

And what's his deal?

Let's go check him out.

[Indistinct radio chatter]

Williams: Con permiso, senor.

McNamara: Hey, this your store?
- Yes.

You know there was a
sh**ting that occurred

right across the
street from you?

- So?
- So a woman got shot.

And no one is
willing to speak up.

- You think that's right?
- People are scared.

What about you? You scared?

Somebody told me it was
one of those g*ng things.

- Latin something.
- Wait a minute.

- The Latin lords?
- Yeah.

So you think you
could help us out?

Maybe look at some mugshots,

some photos?

I didn't see anything. That's
just what a guy told me.

Well, do you think this guy can
ID some individuals for us then?

- No, I don't think so.
- He doesn't think so.

Hey, hey, where you going?
Hey, I didn't say it was over yet.

Woman on pa:
Dr. Lisa, Dr. Lisa...

Eddie... Hey, how's she doing?

She caught one in the
chest, but they still don't know.

How's the kid?

He's a lot better since
his father showed up.

- Did you question him yet?
- Nah.

I mean, uh, he was
too tripped out in the car.

Well, the lieutenant's
hoping he can give us a lead.

We can try.

Mr. Rodriguez, this
is detective moreno.

- Hi. How you doing?
- Hi.

I just need to ask your
son some questions.

- If you don't mind.
- It's okay.

- Hi. What's your name?
- Tito.

[Speaking in foreign language]

Can you tell me what
happened to your mom?

Well, we were
coming out of the store

and then she grabbed me

and then she started running.

Do you know why she was running?

- 'Cause they started sh**ting.
Woman 1: Mr. Rodriguez?

Uh, excuse me.
Stay here, okay, papi?

I'll be right back.

[Indistinct announcement on pa]

Listen, did you see
who did the sh**ting?

No. I just heard
all the sh**ting...

Rodriguez: Oh, god.
- Closed my eyes.

No! Oh, god!

- Papi! Papi!
Rodriguez: No, no...

[Sobbing]

No!

[Sobbing] Oh, no...

Oh...

[Indistinct chatter]

[Cheering]

It's good to be home!

[Cheering]

Mi hermanos!

I gotta tell you though, I
thought the men in the pen

were some ugly-a*s
b*stards, but you guys

make them look like prom queens.

- Still crazy, pops.
- Como esta?

Babon!

Felipe!

- Good to see you again.
- Welcome home.

Now that you're out,
what do you intend to do?

[Chuckles] Put paper
back in our pockets.

And I'm not just talking the
money in Washington heights.

The Latin fairies got our
message loud and clear.

We're moving into El barrio.

[Sniffles] And I'll be
damned if every pipehead

in that neighborhood won't
kiss our a*s to get high.

[Speaking in foreign language]

- Salut.
- Salut.

The lords had this
rivalry with this crew

from Washington heights.

Now things pretty
much cooled out

when their leader Ramon

got locked up five years ago.

He's probably still calling
shots from the inside.

No, there's no
reason to do that.

The guy got released
two days ago.

Great. So we have a
nice little g*ng w*r going.

How do we bust these guys?
What else do we know, torres?

Not much, except sweating
Ramon is not gonna get us anywhere.

Oh, you think
you can infiltrate?

- I don't see it any other way.
- What about the Latin lords?

- I'll work on them.
- Good.

Alright, let's get on
it. Nip this in the bud.

[Indistinct chatter]

Hi.

- Get my messages?
- Yeah, I got all your messages.

Arthur, it's just been
a crazy day. I'm sorry.

Well, what about yesterday?

[Sighs] Arthur, not now, okay?

- It's not okay, talk to me.
- Would you wake up?

I'm a married woman.
I have three children.

So what we had was,
what, a one-night stand?

That's not what
I'm saying, Arthur.

You want me to forget
it ever happened?

- No.
- Good, 'cause I can't.

- Neither can I.
- Good. So what do you wanna do?

[Sighs] Think.

Look, Virginia, I know
the way things happened

wasn't thought out, organized,
the way you like things to be.

That isn't it at all.

So I'm gonna give
you your time to think.

Oh, thank you.

I'm also gonna get us a room
for next week at the Plaza.

- Oh...
- A little wine.

Fruit and soft music.

All I want is the, is
the chance to show you

how beautiful I
think you really are.

It's not too much to ask, is it?

Well, say something.

What kind of music?

[Chuckles]

- Sam Cooke.
- Oh...

You hit low, captain.
Below the belt.

Tired of holding
back, lieutenant.

If you show...

I'll assume that the way I
feel about you is mutual.

If you don't...

Well, I guess I can take a hint.

[Door opens]

[Upbeat music]

- Hey, Ramon.
- What?

There's someone
I want you to meet.

- His name's Roberto.
- So what's hisstory?

Uh, the guys say he's a
small-time crack dealer.

He heard you got out of jail.

Sweating hard to
be down with us.

Introduce.

Roberto, Ramon.

I've waited a long
time to meet you.

Pleasure.

He wants to be down with us.

[Groans]

What the hell was that for?

So you wanna be down with us?

Well, I don't want any b*tches
in my crew. So what's up?

[Grunts]

[Panting]

- You don't play fair.
- I didn't know this was a game.

[g*ns c*ck]

[Chuckling]

Nice to meet you, hermano.

[Telephone ringing]

Excuse me, detectives.

- Mr. Rodriguez.
- Hey, how you holding up?

- I don't wanna be an annoyance.
- No, no, that's, that's fine.

- What's on your mind?
- Well...

It's been a week
since my wife was...

Listen, um, we have
everybody we can

working on this case.

- Okay, okay.
- If there's anything else i...

Oh, yeah, wait. There's
one more thing, uh...

I don't know if this helps,
but my son drew this.

[Dramatic music]

So what's your story?

My story?

Yeah, why you so pressed
on rolling with the Latin lords?

'Cause you're large.

You wanna be down
because we're large?

Alright, look. [Sniffles]

I've been making cash
money dealing drugs, right?

Well, if what they're saying
is true about that crew

from the heights beefing
with you, then they're

definitely gonna
be stressing me.

So the deal is this, I throw
some business your way

and you watch my back.

Dumb b*tch. Look around.

Is that what you
think we're about?

What I think is that I can
make it worth your while.

And who are you
calling a dumb b*tch?

- Step off.
- Whoa. Wait a minute.

Wait a minute.

What you say we take, uh...

Noriz.

What do you say we
take noriz here for a walk?

What do you say, noriz?

Fine.

Vamos.

[Upbeat music]

[Indistinct chatter]

Come on, come on, let's play!

Ah-ha, this is mycourt!

This is my court. Come on!

Come on, Manny.

Come on, Manny,
show me what you got.

Yeah!

Ah, you thought I
didn't have it anymore?

[Indistinct chatter]

I still got the skills
that pay the bills, huh?

- That's pure luck right there.
- Yeah.

Do you hear that? Hear that?

Let's see if this little boy can
take a beating from my man.

Get out of here. Okay.

Looks like he's
happy to be here.

I guess so.

[Indistinct chatter]

Looks like you don't
feel the same way, huh?

Takes you into the family and

all of a sudden you're his pet?

[Sighs] Nah, I didn't say that.

You know, I just thought
maybe you're as skeptical of him

as I am.

The Latin lords said a lot
of things that made sense.

I wanted to make a truce.

Truce?

You know, somehow I
don't see that happening.

Neither do I. Not now.

Ramon: Come on, Manny, show
me what you got. Dame, dame, dame.

Aha! Aha! That's good, huh?

Stop! You got no
room in this court, man.

This is my court!

Tito's father said his
kid didn't see a g*n,

but the Latin lords
were definitely there.

Alright, well, I'm gonna see
torres and moreno pretty soon.

Until then why don't you see
if you can pick up the heads

of these two gangs and
play them against each other?

- Alright?
- Yes, ma'am.

So what do you see?

[Siren wailing]

A bum.

Lydia: This bum
graduated from college,

has two kids, a husband,

even had a halfway decent job.

And guess what happened to her?

Uh, she lost her soul?

- Thanks to you.
- Me? Ah, please...

I've never even seen
that lady in my life!

So you didn't get her hooked?

Then tell us, how many other
latino men, women and children

have you helped
turn into crackheads?

Look, they don't get it from me,
they're gonna get it somewhere

else, alright?

How many people did
you turn into crackheads?

Now, now, now, now.

We don't roll like
that anymore, alright?

So if you wanna bring your
drug money to somebody

so they can watch your
back, take it to Ramon.

You look like his type.

[Instrumental music]

[Speaking in foreign language]

[Indistinct chatter]

[Grunts]

Yo! Could I get a little help?

Which one of you is Ramon?

And who the hell
wants to know that?

Police. You him, big fellow?

No. I'm him.

- You got business with me, cop?
- Yeah, I got business with you.

- Come on, let's go.
- Yo, what's up with that, huh?

You back off, sunshine.

I'm telling you once.

Torres: Hey! How about
giving us back the ball?

McNamara: So you wanna
tell me what happened

with that woman that got k*lled?

What woman?

The woman with the
little boy on 115th and 3rd.

I don't know what
you're talking about.

You're sure you
wanna play it that way?

'Cause in the room down the hall

there's another detective
talking with domingo cedeno.

Did that b*stard
Ramon say I k*lled her?

Williams: No, never
mind what he said.

What you got to say?

Dime, papa.

It wasramon, wasn't it?

Or somebody from his crew?

Now, I know they were trying
to g*n your punk a*s down,

but they got the girl instead.

Verdad?

That papitrue? Is
that how it happened?

Probably, but I
couldn't be too sure.

- Why not?
- Because, pig, I wasn't there.

Alright, come on, bro.

You know damn well
that you were there.

Uh, what are you
protecting this guy for?

You don't think that he is next
door right now ratting you out?

McNamara: Do you think
he cares whether or not

you go back to the
pen? I don't think so.

We're not talking drug
dealing anymore, my friend.

We're talking m*rder, death row.

Give me a name.

Yo no se.

Who shot the lady?

Like I said, pig,
I wasn't there.

I don't think you know
what you're doing.

- That so?
- Yeah. That's so.

I think we should
at least talk about

this before you declare w*r...

You don't think I've heard what

you've been trying to doing?

What have you heard, Ramon?

You want the crown. Only,
you're not strong enough to...

I don't give a damn
about the imaginary crown.

All I've been saying is
that it makes no sense

to throw down with the lords.

They're latino, just like us.

Enlightening.

Listen up, everybody!

Felipe seems to think we
should put the Latin lords

on our best-friend list.

Know why? 'Cause they latino.

Now, if y'all ready to
give up all that drug paper

and be some boy
scouts, I'll step off.

But if y'all ready to get paid,

if y'all ready to run
over any puerto rican

or black or white

or frigging Chinese
dude who gets in our way,

then let me know.

What do you wanna do?

- Wanna get paid!
- Paid!

- Paid!
- We wanna get paid!

Man 1: We wanna get paid!

[Indistinct chatter]

No hard feelings, huh?

[g*nsh*t]

[Clamoring]

Get out of the way!

[Dramatic music]

[Gate creaking]

[Groans]

Ah... ah, ah... easy.

Ay, stop being
such a baby, Eddie.

The doctor said you need
the swelling to go down.

Alright, alright.

So, any idea who k*lled him?

I didn't see the guy, but
I, I could take a guess.

- Who?
- The Latin lords.

I don't think
that's their style.

- You're joking, right?
- No, look.

I stepped to them like
they were gangsters, right?

- They took me to a crack den...
- A crack house?

Come on now. You bought that?

It's not my first case, Eddie.

Yeah, the word on the
street is that they're for real.

My instincts tell
me that's true.

Well, if they are
so for real, then why

are they warring with Ramon?

- Good question. Ask Ramon.
- I will.

What I'm trying to
tell you is, is that,

you know, maybe they're
using this peace trip

to keep their drug
dealing on the d...

Oh, oh! Yeah. Mm.

You know, I'm gonna have
to charge you for the massage.

[Chuckles] I never
had to pay for it before.

You know what? It's
getting late. I got to go.

Well, thanks for
checking up on me.

You're welcome.

Listen...

I miss you.

You wanted it this way.

[Sighs]

[Instrumental music]

Williams: I thought you said
that you wanna keep things

professional with her.

That's what I said, but...

So?

I'm not sure that's
what I meant.

[Chuckles] You know, that's
the problem with guys like you.

You know, first, when you
have it, you don't want it.

Then when you let it
go, you want it back.

Well, thanks for
your advice, Dr. Ruth.

No, Dr. Ruth ain't
got nothing on me.

Right? All that woman
does is talk about sex.

And this is coming from a
guy who, what, when was

the last time you had
a woman? I mean...

When was the last time
you even came close to one?

Now you wanna try to dis me.

Just because I'm
discreet with my business

don't mean ain't
nothing going on.

Oh, it's discreet,
is that a new word

for, like, guys without dates?

[Laughs] Guys
who can't get dates?

That, that the new
word? [Laughs]

My man, before you end up with
another lump up on your head,

why don't you fill
me in on this case?

Yo, Ramon is back
on the street dealing.

Now, I could take him
down in a sting operation,

but that will not
prove he's a m*rder*r.

Okay, so assuming that
he did have something to do

with this woman that got k*lled,

how we gonna prove it?

Pshh. We just gotta wait
till he makes his move.

[Upbeat music]

Domingo: I guess I didn't
make it clear enough to you.

We have no interest in
doing business with you.

No interest in ever
seeing you again.

Fine, but just
look at this. Hey!

What's this?

It's a registration slip.

That lady you took
me to see yesterday,

I checked her into
a treatment center.

If you don't believe me, you
can call them and find out.

Oh, so you did something
decent. What does that prove?

Everyone says the lords are
on this we-are-the-world trip.

When I came in here
talking business, man,

I was testing you, just
like you were testing me.

- We still are.
- Look.

I came back 'cause
I think you're for real.

You're not selling drugs, right?

No. We ain't selling drugs.

We're feeding the
homeless, we're trying

to get more libraries open.

We're getting rid
of the drug dealers.

That's why I came back.

Look, you don't trust
me, I don't blame you,

but I, I wanna
make things better.

That's what I was
trying to prove.

- To what degree?
- What do you mean?

To what degree
are you willing to go?

Whatever it takes.

Whatever it takes
sometimes means life or death.

That's not a problem.

Ramon: Roberto, I
wanted to thank you.

You showed a lot of heart.

That's the kind of men I need.

See, I'm about to take
things on a whole other level.

What do you mean?
Like moving into El barrio?

Yeah. You're thinking too small.

See, once we get the
Latin lords out of the way,

we'll be selling rocks on
every damn corner of the city.

I'm not trying to speak out of
line or nothing, but, you know,

it doesn't look to me like
domingo and the lords

are trying to muscle in on
your business, you know?

You don't know this
man like I know him.

He's not what he seems.

Who is, you know?

I am, Roberto.

I'm a visionary

and I need men I can trust.

I'm your man.

♪ We had our time now

♪ good and bad now

♪ I can't forget a man I sure
ain't gonna forget now... ♪

- Hey.
- Hi.

Almost started
to give up on you.

Really?

♪ Making love

- can I come in?
- Come on in.

Glad you came.

I'm thinking, "how am I
gonna face this woman

after she just broke my heart?"

- Take your coat?
- I can't, Arthur. I can't stay.

Arthur: Well, you
don't like the room?

No, the room is beautiful.

- We need to talk.
- Okay.

[Sighs] I don't know what's
the matter with my marriage.

It's bad.

But, um...

I don't know, it used to be that

when I was at work, the
only thing I could think about

was rushing home
and cooking dinner

for my husband and
seeing my babies.

Now, 18 years later,
nobody does that anymore,

and my babies are big...

♪ Eating from the tip

and it just seems that
now when I'm at home,

the only thing I can think
about is getting back to work

and what's going on on the job.

It's only natural.

My ex and I went
through the same thing.

[Sighs]

The difference is,

is that I still love my husband.

♪ That's what it's gonna be

we have problems,
but I do love him.

And I think getting
involved with you

made everything
a little less routine

and I think I needed that then.

Is that what this is?

Something to make
your life less boring?

No, Arthur, I want you
so bad, I can taste it,

but I can't do this anymore.

I can't do this to him.

♪ I'm gonna give it to you

your husband is...

♪ Ooh whee

your husband's...

[Scoffs] One
lucky son of a b*tch.

Thank you, Arthur.

♪ Giving you

♪ champagne and wine

♪ I want you to love me

[door shuts]

♪ Really do need you ♪

- You're late, moreno.
- Get over it, Tommy.

What do you got?

No witnesses in either sh**ting,

but, uh, we checked
into Mr. Domingo cedeno.

Guess who his running
partner used to be?

- Senorramon.
- What?

Eight years ago they
were busted together

for possession
with intent to sell.

You look surprised.

Seems more
personal than I thought.

Yeah, well, just make
sure you and Eddie

don't, uh, get hurt
out there, okay?

You know, back at the squad
we got a little bet going on.

Oh, really? You guys
have nothing better to do?

What else we gonna
do at the squad?

What kind of bet?

Ah, whether or not, uh,

you and Eddie will get
back together again.

Personally, my
ten bucks says no.

No way would a hot-blooded
latino woman like yourself

ever go crawling
back to the guy.

Oh, well, not
only do I not crawl,

I don't waste my
time talking to jerks.

I wouldn't say Eddie was a jerk.

Oh. I wasn't
talking about Eddie.

- Excuse me.
- Oh, really?

Really.

Domingo? Can I
talk to you a minute?

Yeah. Alright,
finish up, brother.

- What's up, baby?
- You tell me what's up.

I don't know what
you're talking about.

I'm talking about the
degree you'rewilling to go.

- Oh, that.
- Yeah, that.

Tell me the truth, domingo.

The static you had with Ramon
on the street, who started it?

What do you mean,
"who started it?"

- You know what he's about.
- And so what?

- You went to k*ll him?
- No.

I went to wave a white
flag, throw a peace sign.

Look, people like that
talk in one language,

and it ain't please
and thank you.

So what is it?

Don't worry about it.

Remember the young lords?

Yeah, I remember
the young lords.

But a lot has changed
since the '70s.

Not everything has to.

When they took over
the statue of Liberty,

they were being political.

It wasn't about smoking
anyone who disagreed with you.

What do you mean
smoking everybody?

I heard that one of
Ramon's men was k*lled.

Yeah. Felipe.

And he was the only one
willing to help me with the truce.

I didn't smoke that guy. I
had nothing to do with it.

So stop worrying
about everything.

I'm just scared.

I'm scared of what
might happen to you.

You know what's
gonna happen to me?

Not a damn thing, baby.

I promise you that.
Alright? Come here.

[Instrumental music]

♪ Yeah yeah yeah

♪ I wanna live for the
love ♪ I wanna live for love

♪ I wanna protect
all that's mine ♪

♪ whether I'm
wrong or I'm right ♪

♪ keepin' it real baby
♪ keepin' it real every time

[singing in foreign language]

♪ What do you live for
now? Tell me brother man ♪

♪ ya only get one life now
tell me do you understand? ♪

♪ I wanna live for the
love ♪ hey ey-ey-ey

♪ I wanna protect
all that's mine ♪

♪ whether I'm
wrong or I'm right ♪

♪ keepin' it real ♪
keepin' it real every time

♪ now what do you live for?
Now tell me brother man ♪

♪ ya only get one life now
tell me do you understand? ♪

[Singing in foreign language]

[g*nshots]

♪ Livin' for love oh

♪ I wanna protect
all that's mine ♪

♪ live for today some
live for tomorrow ♪

♪ ooh one man a-steal
while another man borrows ♪

♪ I live for love and
my love a-live for me ♪

♪ indubitably

♪ 'cause life a-too short
as far as I can see ♪

♪ my love I live for thee

♪ I wanna live... ♪

Hey, where you going,
tough guy? Back up.

- I ain't finished yet, alright?
- Yeah, alright.

Hey, how about
you? You, come here.

Yo. What?

What'd you see?

The sh**ter had an U*i.

- U*i, huh?
- Yup.

That's it? That's all you got?

Yeah. That's all I got.

- Great.
- Do you believe that idiot?

Williams: See,
this is the problem.

[Indistinct chatter]

No one knows, no
one sees anything.

What about you?

This wasn't meant to happen.

- Now, why do you say that?
- 'Cause it was meant for me.

Really? Why don't
we go talk about that?

- Get off me, man.
- Hey, hey, hey.

My man, let's go.

Come here, come here!

Torres: So who
smoked domingo's lady?

You know, people
are starting to think

you have an inquisitive mind.

What do you mean?

Well, you asking
about the operation,

did we k*ll domingo's lady.

I mean, what else
do you wanna know?

- Nothing, man.
- Are you a cop or something?

What, do I look like
a cop to you, huh?

Then don't be so damn nosy.

- Know what I mean?
- Yeah, I guess I do.

[Indistinct chatter]

Williams: So you're saying that
she was k*lled because of you.

That's right.

Why? Do you know
who would k*ll her?

Either Ramon or one of his men.

So why don't you tell us
about you and Ramon?

I got nothing to say about that.

Well, the two of you used
to be like frick and frack

doing drug deals together.
Now you're arch enemies.

What happened?

Ramon got busted five years ago

for selling crack to some kid.

But why come after you for that?

Maybe Ramon thought he
wasn't the one who sold the drugs.

Maybe he thought that if he
took the rap for someone else,

that person would watch over
the business, keep it thriving,

have millions for him
when he comes out.

So if that was the
case, why didn't

this particular person

keep their end of the bargain?

'Cause the kid who got
the drugs ended up dying...

And as it turns out, the
kid never bought the drugs.

He found them in
that person's jacket.

And the kid was that
person's little brother.

[Instrumental music]

After my little brother died,

Lydia convinced
me of one thing...

That I could end
all this madness.

But this thing with Ramon...

This is personal.

I should have never let her

or any of you guys get involved.

So what do you wanna do?

What do I wanna do?

I wanna cancel Ramon.

But if I k*ll him,

then one of them are
gonna come back and k*ll me,

and then all you guys
will be looking for revenge.

And that is not what
Lydia would have wanted.

So I'm gonna set up
a truce with Ramon.

I'm gonna go talk to him.

There's gonna be
no more drug dealing

and no more warring.

He'll never go for it.

Yeah, well, I'm just
gonna have to try.

[Chuckles] Honestly,
domingo, I'm tired of fighting you.

You want me to keep
drugs out of El barrio?

I can live with that.

Just as long as we
put a stop to all this.

Okay? I'll see you then, bro.

[Sniffles]

- What did he want?
- To sign a truce.

- I told him yes.
- What?

But I'm not concerned
with keeping my word.

We're gonna meet with
them, and he's gonna die.

[Sniffles]

Roberto.

What's up?

I'm gonna give you a
chance to prove your loyalty.

We're gonna meet with
the lords in half an hour.

- You'll come with us.
- What's going on, man?

- More questions?
- Yo, I'm down for anything.

Kid, let's go.

- Wait for us outside.
- Cool.

[Door opens]

I don't like that guy.

I don't like him
and I don't trust him.

Manny: Me neither.

So you're gonna do him or am I?

- I'll take care of domingo.
- Mm-hmm.

[Sniffles] Roberto's all yours.

♪ We got the th*gs
the shifters hustla'z ♪

♪ afta maff, ii tru and tre ♪
and we are mo thug mo thug

♪ Ken dawg and souljah boy
♪ and we are mo thug mo thug

♪ and we are ♪ mo thug mo thug

♪ mo thug mo thug ♪ we are

♪ mo thug mo thug
♪ mo thug mo thug

♪ wanna be soldier souljah

♪ I done told ya ♪
mo thug is taking over

♪ situations even though
it seems playa haters ♪

♪ everywhere but that's
an everyday thing ♪

♪ so I continue to
stack my green I mean ♪

♪ that I love it I'm above it

♪ can you feel the ♪ realer?

♪ Mo thuggish ruggish
bandit that'll k*ll ya ♪

♪ drill ya

♪ krayzie bone
who stays strapped ♪

♪ be havin' much love for ya

♪ got faith in god
can't go wrong ♪

♪ gotta hold on
headstrong givin' up props ♪

♪ to the double-GL*CK 'cause
the way we kickin' it just ♪

♪ won't stop mo thuggin'
always making shots ♪

♪ everybody hook up with
somebody we havin' a party ♪

♪ we here till we pass
out until it be over ♪

♪ I'll be up so come on
over we doing this everyday ♪

♪ and it's all day so follow
me if you want to feel the love ♪

♪ we're havin' a
hell of a party ♪

♪ hey this could be
another wonderful day ♪

♪ maintain ain't changed
mo thug is the same thing ♪

♪ if we got the pops
we'll thug the block baby ♪

♪ without the shots the shots

♪ we can't stop ♪ won't stop

♪ want to receive-a
everything you see-a ♪

♪ swisha sweeta creep up

♪ won't ya fly through
the sky with me? ♪

♪ Come on, get high with
me and you can see it's... ♪♪

Domingo!

[g*nshots]

Let's move!

[g*nsh*t]

[g*nshots]

Williams: Police! Hold it!

[g*nshots]

McNamara: Stay
down. You don't move!

Get down.

[g*nshots]

Watch out!

[Panting]

[g*nsh*t]

[Grunts]

[Panting]

[Grunts]

[Grunting]

[Groaning]

You, you k*lled Felipe,
didn't you? Huh?

Manuel took care of that
traitor. Hey, prick, stop it.

He wanted to be a
boy scout. [Groans]

And the woman, huh?
You did her, too, right?

I didn't have the
pleasure of k*lling her.

I damn well will
enjoy doing you.

[Groaning]

[Grunting]

[Groaning]

Guess what, Ramon?
You're under arrest.

[Groaning]

You have the right
to remain silent...

[Instrumental music]

How long are you gonna
keep me in here for?

- Do you have a lawyer?
- Do I need one?

Ramon says it was your
g*n that k*lled that woman.

Is that true?

I just wanted Ramon
to know I was serious.

No drugs in El barrio.

I thought if I flashed a g*n
in his face, he'd back off.

The next thing I know...

It was an accident, man.

So you started this whole thing.

I knew he was out of jail. I
knew what he'd be thinking.

At least now everybody
can work towards a truce.

You think some
good came out of this?

Yeah, you tell that to the
little boy who lost his mother.

Maybe by the time he
grows up, things will be better.

Yeah. Right.

[Speaking in foreign language]

[Singing continues]

[Instrumental music]

[Laughing]

[Sighs] Ow, ah...

- That was great.
- It was.

I forgot how well we
dance together, rijo.

Hey, I got moves. I got moves.

[Laughs]

Did you hear about that bet
they got in the squad about us?

- Yeah. I heard about it.
- Mm-hmm.

I figured, what the hell,
and I bet my ten bucks, too.

[Singing continues]

And how'd you bet?

Well, as dumb and as
selfish as I have been,

I bet there's no way
I could get you back.

But you see, uh...

I love you so much...

That if you were
back in my life,

it would have to be a dream.

Well, Eddie, I have
bad news for you.

Yeah? What?

You just lost ten bucks.

[Singing in foreign language]

[Applause]

Virginia: David, you know,
at our lunch the other day

when it seemed like I was
attacking you? I'm sorry.

I've just been a
little unhappy lately.

Unhappy?

Yeah, but not so much I
don't wanna try to work it out.

Sounds like we're in trouble.

Yeah, we could be.

"Plaza hotel, wine,
fruit, Sam Cooke."

"Yes, I do hit below the belt."

[Sighs]

What did you do, David,
go through my purse?

I was looking for your keys,
so I could borrow the car.

I didn't expect to find out that
you were having a damn affair.

That's what this is, right?

It was nothing serious,
David. I swear to god.

I, I broke it off.

[Scoffs] Nothing serious.

[Laughs]

You know, Virginia,

the one thing I thought
we had was trust.

I would never do
anything to disgrace you

and our family like that.

Hope to god your
fling was worth it.

[Instrumental music]

[Singing in foreign language]

[Singing continues]

[Wolf howling]

[Instrumental music]