Law & Order: Organized Crime

- In the nation's largest city,

the vicious and violent members of the underworld

are hunted by the detectives

of the Organized Crime Control Bureau.

These are their stories.

Congressman Kilbride,

let's talk about Damon's lawsuit.

- I do not want to be used as a pawn

for someone's political ambition.

- I know that you're doing work.

I miss you.

- The Marcy Killers are on the streets

dealing the Kosta Organization's stolen cocaine.

- Sergeant Brewster. - Sergeant Bell.

- I'm putting you together under one roof

to tackle this problem.

- Paint the streets red with the blood of the Marcy Killers.

- It's Hugo, we got a problem. - Then get ahead of it.

Oh, we way past that.

- The Marcy Corporation is not looking to be at war

with the Kosta Organization,

and we would rather work with you.

- Who is that? - That's Eddie Ashes.

- I want to know everything there is.

So you were in the army.

- First marines in the run up to Kuwait City.

- Is that where you learned to start the fires?

There and other places, yeah.

You don't say much.

- What are you doing in my place?

Let's go for a drive.

Leave the phone there.

- It's like "Survivor" but you're alone.

Well, what do you have to do?

Kill your own food.

This one guy in Canada couldn't find anything,

so they made him eat a muskrat.

Ah, ah.

What's it worth?

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

- So you're gonna act stupid, huh?

I want a guided tour.

I want to see every single thing in all these crates.

Italians. - Ah, my ear!

- Shut--shut the-- - Come here.

Open that crate.

Ah, mother--Christ.

New world order, baby.

You want some?

- No, thanks. I got a lousy ticker.

My nephew,

he likes you a lot.

Well good. I like him, too.

But he's not too smart, huh?

Why, 'cause he likes me?

- No, because he has bad instincts.

- I just work for the man. - You know the Albanians.

We don't really trust outsiders.

You are an outsider.

You know, my culture, we take an oath

to protect our people by any means necessary,

and we die for each other.

- I've been in this game since I was a kid.

I never ratted anybody out.

I never cheated a partner.

That's my oath.

600 rounds per minute.

This thing kill a lot of people--

and fast too.

Mm. That's true.

And to me, the whole point of shooting somebody

is to make them suffer.

Plug them in the gut, let them bleed out.

- You got your way of doing things, homey, and I got mine.

- Whoa, hey, what you doing? Who you pointing that at?

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

What?

Put it down.

Uncle Albi.

Okay.

It's your time.

I can't get it.

- Just the tip. - Yeah, that's what she said.

Give it here.

- When these goons are finished, it's all yours.

To do what? What am I doing?

Burn the place.

- The whole place? How about just the bodies?

We need to send a message.

All right, the K-O is running this city now,

and we don't back down.

It's all yours, boss.

Did anybody see you come in?

- We have very strict protocols,

Sergeant Brewster, and cams everywhere.

Detective Stabler never goes anywhere

until I've given him the all clear.

- Yahoo's really settling in like it's a mortgage

and not a lease. - Don't even get me started.

- Talking about alliances nobody wants.

- Hey, shouldn't I be a part of this?

- So last night, the K-O, they hit a warehouse

filled with guns, but they used the Marcy Killers

as their muscle. They took the guns.

They left two dead bodies.

- What's the status of the crime scene?

- I burned it down. - Before ID'ing the bodies?

- By the time I got there, the bodies,

they were in pieces.

Teeth, fingers everywhere.

The prints are still intact.

Yeah.

- Well first, we need to figure out who they hit.

Then we need to find out what this K-O

and Marcy Killer alliance is all about.

- Well, this is about territory.

Marcy Killers owns more blocks in New York

than any other criminal organization.

A month ago, Albi Briscu

made a deal with Colombian cocoa farmers.

- Smart move-- if you control the cocaine

before it hits the streets, you really control the streets.

- Ideally, we need a person in both organizations.

Stabler, you were saying something about a girl.

Her name was Nova? - Nova.

- Do you know who that is? - Yeah, I know who she is.

- Do you think she's worth turning?

- I mean, Nova's smart and very hard.

I say we pick Briscu up and try to flip him.

- No, too soon. We are not ready for that.

- We got the guy dead to rights.

I mean, what the hell are we waiting for?

- And when he says go screw yourself?

- Which I guarantee you, he will.

- We've taken out the one guy that can lead us

to the head of the Kosta Organization.

We're in this for the long game.

Jon Kosta, long game.

- Baby, I don't know what design I should pick.

There's just too many options.

- You don't have to decide, baby.

This place is yours.

- Nova, what are you talking about?

You're acting crazy again.

The salon, it's yours.

I bought it for you.

You bought this place for me?

The whole thing?

- This deal with the K-O, let's just say

I got a raise.

A big one.

Uh-huh.

- You always said you wanted to open up your own business.

Be independent and everything.

So it's all yours.

- Uh, give me a cheeseburger, no cheese,

with a side of fries, well done.

Hamburger with crispy fries.

- Eh, medium rare, and, uh, you know,

put your number on the check, please.

That ever work?

It's okay.

Reggie says same thing every time.

He's, uh, how you say, yip, yip, yip,

like a dog with no teeth.

Oh, I got teeth, baby.

Ask around. - What can I get for you, sir?

I'll have the Monte Cristo,

but I want it with turkey, not the ham.

Monte Cristo. - Mont. Mont Cristo.

- Monte--what are you saying? - Mont.

- Monte Cristo, like the Count of Monte Cristo.

- I--I don't know who's that. - You know, guy in a book.

- I--I'm sorry, I'm only in America four weeks,

and I'm still learning many new words.

Well, you're doing good.

- A Monte Cristo, turkey and no ham.

- No ham. - Text Nena.

Ma, don't worry about the leak.

I already called the plumber.

Love you more than banana cream pie.

Send.

Everything all right?

Oh yeah, you know, my mom.

She's freaking out about the house.

She worries about everything. You know how moms are, right?

Mm-hmm.

- What about yours? She with us?

- She passed away when I was locked up.

Oh, man.

- Wouldn't even let me go to her funeral.

- That's terrible. I can't imagine.

- Got to take care of our moms. - Yeah.

Oh, hey, we gotta bounce. We got a little ride.

- What about our food? - Leave it.

Ah, ah, ah--anyone in the K-O gets a free meal.

When you're with me, you're in the K-O.

- I'll just leave a tip. - Hey, we don't do that.

What the hell happened here?

- You're the fire expert, you tell me.