just get lost.
- What if they..?
- Keep moving. You just keep moving.
Come here. You look great.
Hey, gray suit.
Got you a gray suit.
All right? Hands in the air, folks.
Don't look back.
Hands in the air, you'll be all right.
You'll be all right.
Next. Sorry.
Come on, come on, let's go!
- What is he doing?
- How should I know?
- I'll let you know when I know.
- Don't you...
I'll let you know when I know.
Out of my face!
Kaller, give me a hand with them!
Bobby? Right there. Right here.
- That's him. That's him.
- Hey, man!
- It's not him.
- Let him go.
- The dude, he changed. It's not me.
- What?
- He's in a suit, a gray suit.
- Suit, gray suit.
- We count 31.
- That leaves eight people on the bus.
No, I was the last one off the bus.
The only person left on that bus
is the guy with the gun.
- Then go, do it!
- Let's go, let's go.
- Get your people out there. Let's go.
- Come on, let's go.
Mosley is still on the bus.
That kid is here somewhere. We checked...
Bobby, I don't care what you checked.
Check it again, now. Go.
You guys, that way.
This is Detective Jack Mosley.
Shield number 227.
I guess this will be
my last will and testament.
Don't shoot!
Hold your fire!
Do not shoot! Do not shoot!
- Who is that?
- Hold your fire!
- Hold your fire!
- Is it that wit from the 32?
Get on your goddamn radio.
Find out who that is.
Guns down, hold your fire!
Don't shoot!
Don't shoot! Don't shoot!
Don't shoot!
Don't shoot!
- Do not move! Step away from the bus!
- Don't shoot, hold your fire!
- Do not shoot!
- Get away from the bus!
Hold your fire.
Jack. Jack, it's me. Jack Mosley!
It's me, Eddie, Jack.
Chuck Berry.
Chuck Berry.
Chuck Berry,
he got locked up for armed robbery.
He changed. He changed.
Barry White, he stole 300 tires.
Can you picture big Barry White
stealing 300 tires? He changed.
You said... You said people don't change.
- People change.
- Eddie.
- What?
- You're killing me.
Team three, breach the bus.
Repeat, team three, breach the bus.
Entrance team moving in.
Get out of the way!
Head down!
Cover your ears and your eyes!
- Hold fire.
- Go, go!
- Go, go, go!
- Hold your fire!
This is a nightmare.
Hold fire!
- Let's go! Move, move, move!
- Stay down!
- Move up! Move up!
- Come here.
Team two, status?
Go ahead! Take it! Go!
The bus is empty.
They went through the bus doors!
They're in the goddamn building!
Seal it off!
- All clear. The bus is empty.
- They've entered the building.
Seal the building, start a search.
Remember, heads up.
He just shot two cops. Be careful.
Jack, I gotta tell you something.
Hey, man. Jack, listen to me, man.
Jack, I wanna tell you something.
Hold on, hold on, wait.
I gotta tell you something. It's important.
Shit. Get up, go.
Oh, shit.
Hey, sir. I'm a cop, all right?
I'm on the job.
Look, I need that phone for a minute.
Look what you did to my suit, man.
I told you you was gonna get me shot.
It's me. I need your help.
All this started because my friend
Maurice came by my house.
Two days ago,
Maurice came by my house.
He all excited.
He got a shoebox.
He had a gun.
He talking about,
"Hold this for me for a little while."
I'm like, "I'm on parole."
He like, "Me too."
Next day, somebody shot him.
Thirty-two thousand dollars
in that shoebox.
- That's a sign, huh?
- Yeah.
It's a very big sign.
Easy, easy, easy.
You know how much it gonna take me
to open the bakery?
Thirty-one thousand dollars.
Jack, I got so nervous
I ran out the house.
I went to Port Authority
and I put the money in a locker.
I get back to my house...
...my parole officer's there...
...in my house.
He got Maurice's gun in his hand.
He looking at me like, "That's it, Eddie."
And he's talking about 15 years, man.
I got so sick.
Then the DA came to my cell...
...and he showed me
the picture of that cop.
Then I met you.
Jack, they clean them