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.

The OCU is shutting down.

This task force was started

because of what happened to my wife.

I have always done everything for the good of this unit.

I'm doing this for my family.

We're also your family.

I'm not taking the job, William.

You're making a huge mistake.

My place is here with my team.

Always has been.

Hey, honey.

Hey, babe. I can't talk right now.

I'm busy.

Where are you? I got dinner for us.

I'll be home soon.

Tino, what are you doing?

I'm taking care of us.

I told you I don't want you to do that.

Tino, please, you're going to get us both in trouble.

You got to turn around right now.

Tino.

I can't believe this.

Tino. Babe, I got to jump.

Tino.

Ti...

Pull to the side.

Let's go.

Tino?

Tino, is that you?

Tino?

You have an impressive and interesting history.

I see you discharged your weapon

10 times in the line of duty.

Two weeks ago was the 11th.

My question is why.

The guy had a gun pointed at my sergeant.

Why do you want to go back to work?

What do you want me to do, go into retirement?

It's not about what I want.

I have to provide for my family.

Well, let's talk about your family.

Let's not.

I understand your wife...

What is it you want to hear from me?

That's not how this works.

That is exactly how this works.

I just want to understand your state of mind.

That's why I don't like this.

I don't like this.

This is required after firing your weapon.

Mm-hmm.

Detective, I'm here to help.

You want something deeper, and there's nothing there.

I'm a cop. There was a situation.

I made a decision. I did my job.

Now I want to go back to it.

You know, Detective, I see a lot of cops.

They come in here.

They don't want to talk.

They have this idea that opening up is weak somehow.

I say to them, if that's true,

why are you so scared to do it?

I'll approve your RTD.

Thank you.

But just in case.

Thank you.

Detective Stabler.

Hey.

Where?

Where are you?

Listen to me.

Don't talk to anyone.

I'll be right there.

OK.

Can we take these off him? He's a friend.

I'll take full responsibility.

Tino.

What's going on?

I screwed up.

What do you mean you screwed up?

What happened?

These Cubans from Miami... Uh-huh.

I went out there last week

to earn some extra money doing races, you know?

I mean, Sherie planned on starting a family.

All right.

So I start winning the races, and this guy walks up to me.

He's like, yo, you wanna earn some real money driving?

I'm like, what I got to do?

He says just to meet up with a van in the Bronx.

And all I had to do was if I see a cop,

run interference.

What was in the van?

I heard them talking about some kilos,

but look, I didn't ask no questions.

Tino, look, I mean, that's serious.

I don't got the sway to get you out of here.

It's not about that.

They took my wife.

What do you mean they took Sherie?

The same guy that got in touch with me out there

got in touch with me here and said,

they're going to keep her

to make sure I keep my mouth shut.

What guy? I don't know.

They gonna kill her.

I need your help. OK.

I need you to help me.

OK, look, I’ll do everything in my power to find her.

Everything.

Sergeant Bell?

Deputy Inspector Thurman.

Oh.

Come in.

Nice to meet you.

It's just Ray, by the way.

We can dispense with all that other formality.

May I call you Ayanna?

Sure, have a seat.

Yeah.

Sorry to just drop in.

I was just so excited to meet and show my appreciation.

The vacancy that opened up when you declined the position,

which I really respect, by the way,

paved the path for me to move out of IB.

So when they came to me and said

that I could be working with Ayanna Bell,

I jumped at the chance.

I've been a big fan for a while.

How old are you?

I'll be 34 on Easter.

Oh, OK, sorry.

It's all right. That's all right.

I've heard it my whole life, as I'm sure you have, too.

Well, Ray, congratulations.

It is great meeting you.

I really look forward to working together.

Yeah.

Has anyone talked to you about the new needs

for the department?

What new needs?

Midtown just uncovered five floors full of asbestos.

We're looking for some temp space.

You have, what, five people working here?

Hey.

Once more unto the breach, dear friends.

There he is. Welcome back.

Well, thanks very much.

Let's not get too excited.

It was just a couple of weeks.

Everyone good?

So you get the info on the Cuban mafia for me?

Yes, we started with the database in Florida and...

Elliot, everyone.

I want you to meet someone.

Ray, this is Detective Elliot Stabler.

Elliot, Deputy Inspector Thurman,

or you can call him Ray. Hey, Ray.

Pleased to meet you, detective.

I've heard so many wonderful things.

Sure you got the right guy?

I'll get out of your hair.

Have a great day.

Let's make you official.

So Lillian gave up on us?

I will not pretend to know the politics

that goes down in 1PP.

Welcome back.

It's good to be back.

Are you sure?

I am.

I'd like to get started.

Let's do it.

Sherie Alvarez.

Last known was her apartment around 8:15 last evening.

Yeah, Jamie and I hit her gym, checked the cameras,

talked to some witnesses, nothing.

Put the BOLO out to Transit Authority and DOT

about an hour ago.

Any luck with her phone? Still working on it.

Tino say anything about this crew that was involved?

A bunch of young guns out of Miami,

they're moving product north.

What I do know is they're into street racing.

You put the best drivers in these chase cars,

you give them the best shot at escaping.