FBI

Come on. Come on, let's go.

What's going on? Just get in the car.

Get down!

Dad!

Come on. Stay with me, Dad!

Hey, hey, hey, man!

Dad. No, no, no. Go.

Get out of here. No, Dad, please.

Go somewhere safe, all right?

And make sure that the bag in the trunk stays with you, okay?

What bag? Go! Now!

It's okay, it's okay. I'm here to help.

Just stay with me.

Hey. Hey!

Stay with me.

Just stay with me. Can you hear me?

Can you hear me? Sir?

Sir?

Stay with me.

Thank you.

Hey!

Hey.

I tried calling you earlier.

Yeah. Sorry about that.

I was, uh, stuck in a meeting.

I'm working this case in LA,

and there's a lot of moving parts.

Ah, nothing easy about that place, but weather's good.

Okay..

since when do you hate LA? Since forever. Come on..

It's got no flavor.

People are all... Superficial?

Yeah, they all want to be actors or surfers.

They eat sushi all day. They hate art?

Just telling you how I feel.

I have a meeting uptown, but, uh,

I'd like to talk to you about some stuff later?

Stuff? Yeah.

Stuff. Wait.

Can I get a hint? No.

But it's good stuff.

So I'll chase you down later.

Okay. Chase me.

Hey! What's up?

What?

Did you just give me a head nod?

I'm sorry. I just...

You okay?

Drop the bag! Now!

Drop the bag!

Hey!

You heard him. Drop the bag.

Come on, pal.

Put the bag on the ground. Now.

What's in it? Explosive?

No.

Drugs.

Whoa, whoa, wait.

Okay, that's fentanyl.

Okay, if that bag rips, we're all dead.

Okay, so...

Your name is Trevor Logan,

and you found a duffel bag full of fentanyl

in your father's car. Right.

And I thought I'd bring it to the FBI

to make sure no one got hurt.

Or died.

We appreciate that, Trevor.

But, uh, we need to go back a little further.

How did your father get all this fentanyl?

And why did he end up leaving it so that you discovered it?

Because he got shot.

When?

This morning. About an hour ago.

Okay.

Let's start at the beginning.

Tell us about the shooting, start to finish.

My father woke me up real early.

He said we needed to get out of town.

He grabbed the duffel bag and ran outside.

I followed him.

I didn't even have time to change.

Okay, that's good. And then what happened?

We started to drive off.

And these men pulled up in a black car, started shooting.

They hit my father a few times, but he managed to drive away.

Where is he now?

At the hospital.

There's one about five blocks from our house.

He told me to drive away and get the hell out of there.

So I did.

This is a pretty crazy story.

Well, it means it's probably true.

I still don't understand why he brought the drugs to us.

And why did you come down to 26 Fed today, Trevor?

I don't want to die.

And I don't want my father to die.

So I thought if I came to you and gave you the drugs,

you'd help us.

I need a gurney! Stat!

Looks like he's telling the truth.

Yeah. What about the actual shooting?

Finding anything? Well, we've been looking,

but so far, nothing.

Okay, so this kid walks into 26 Fed

with five kilos of uncut fentanyl.

Sounds like a riddle. It is.

But what is the answer, and what do we do with him?

We could charge him with possession

but that feels callous.

Yeah, he seems like a decent kid.

Can we pull up the father's résumé, please?

Multiple priors, drug distribution,

larceny, armed robbery.

So Trevor's father is in the game in some capacity.

He gets shot by God knows who for God knows what.

Rival dealer. Rival gang.

Pissed-off customer.

And his son tries to make it right.

So let's give him a chance to do that.

Maybe we can turn this serendipity

into something positive and take down

a major fentanyl supplier.

So, if you help us take down this fentanyl supplier,

we'll do everything that we can to help you and your father.

We're gonna need you to wear a wire, talk to your dad,

find out where these drugs came from.

Wait, you want me to set up my own father?

No. No way!

No, I can't do that!

We're not asking you to set him up, Trevor, okay?

We're asking you to get information from him.

It's information that he would never give us on his own

so you can help him get out of this mess.

You two can start over.

Start over where?

Wherever you want.

I want to go someplace warm.

Like Arizona.

Okay.

We can help you with that.

But first, you gotta do what we asked.

Okay.

Sure.

I'll do it.

Wise decision.

You mean the only decision.

My father needs help.

So I'll do whatever it takes.

Hey. Hey.

Is now a good time?

Yeah. Sure.

Um.. I'm guessing you figured out what you want to do.

Yeah.

I'm gonna have the baby.

Oh, my God.

Wow.

That's amazing.

Yeah, I feel really good about it.

Yeah, me too.

This is... this is great news.

Yeah.

Look, the thing is, um...

I want to do it by myself.

What do you mean?

I just think that it's best if I raise the baby on my own.

You can be involved, of course, if that's what you want.

Of course I want to be involved, but why...

I just need...

I just... I need to be able to have control

of my life and the baby's.

No, I get that, but...

Well, there's... there's this possible opening

in the Intelligence Unit in Los Angeles.

So I was maybe gonna move there.

I spoke to a lawyer, and he said that he could

draw up some paperwork for us.

That way, we could make it official.

You want me to sign away my parental rights?

No.

No, uh, not at all.

This would just be like a contract that

lays out our understanding.

Our understanding.

This is really hard.

Okay?

And from the beginning, you said whatever I want

and whatever's best for the baby, so...

Look, just let me send you the paperwork and you read it.

And then we can talk about it.

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

And like I said, just be natural.

Don't force the conversation.