FBI: Most Wanted

Cell phone accessories, nail polish,

$200 on a haircut!

- It wasn't just a cut. - It was a color too.

You don't need it!

Spend the money on some decent food

so I'm not eating the same crap every day.

I hate you!

Oh, now you've done it.

No. Get away from me!

Police. Open up.

NYPD. Open up.

Everything all right in here?

Yeah.

Mind if we step in?

What's going on?

- He had a knife. - He wanted to cut me.

Liar. She was the one throwing things at me.

- No, no. He was the one who... - All right. All right.

First thing we do... Take it down, all right?

No more yelling. You hurt?

No.

- You? - No.

- But she ruined my shirt, that... - Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

You two keep it up, we can take you both in.

No, it's okay.

Things just got a little overheated,

that's all.

I ran your priors on the way over here.

You didn't have any.

You sorry for what you did?

Yeah.

Say it.

- I'm sorry. - No, say it to your wife.

I'm sorry.

Me too.

All right.

That's my cell,

and the number of St. Andrew's is on the back.

They have a shelter if you ever need a time out.

Okay? Okay.

All right, let's go.

We'll call it a 10-90 unfounded.

You always make apologies part of your calls?

I never go for the cuffs right away.

First thing on a domestic, I diffuse the situation,

look for common ground.

Be three moves ahead.

And I like it when people play nice.

All units, Sector Alert.

10-53 Harry on the 2200 block of East Corlent Street.

Light it up. Let's go.

Wait. That's not our sector, though.

That hit and run's on my street.

Oh, my God. That looks like Bailey!

Oh. She's my daughter.

Bailey. Bailey, can you hear me?

What happened?

Neighbor said a speeding car hit her from behind.

Jumped the curb and hit her.

- Oh, my God. Okay. - I'll ride in the car with her.

Can you do me a favor and go check on Larry?

He should be home.

It's weird he's not here with all this going on.

Don't worry. It's gonna be okay.

All right? I promise you.

Got her? All right.

Larry?

Larry?

This is Janine's partner, Justin.

You here?

Bailey's got an emergency...

Claire Bear.

How you doing, big brother?

You look good, kiddo.

You do too.

Both: Mm.

How is it being back?

Great.

I'm still settling in, but I'm getting there.

Last time I was here, there was a foot of snow.

Took me three hours to shovel the walk.

Last Christmas. I remember.

- We have an alarm now? - In Fieldston?

It's for Mom.

Lets me know if she opens the door.

She can be a bit of a roamer.

Come on. She's in here.

She's excited to see you.

Look who's here, Mom.

Hi, Mom. How are you?

Michael?

No. Michael's dead.

It's me, Remy.

I got these for you... Your favorite tulips.

Remember?

Did you hit another home run today?

I don't play baseball. That was Mikey.

You were always so good.

Mom.

It's me, Remy, your oldest son.

I just moved back to New York. It...

I need to take a nap.

Mother, no. You just woke up.

Well, I'm tired and I don't wanna miss my program later.

Let me help you.

I don't need any help.

I'm not a baby.

Mom.

This is bad, Claire.

Why didn't you tell me?

I didn't want you to worry.

She doesn't even know who I am.

You can't take it personally.

The memories are there.

She just can't always access them.

And anything unfamiliar upsets her.

This is work. I have to go.

Remy.

Don't be mad.

I'm not.

I'm not, Claire.

I just...

I gotta go.

Victim on the left is Larry Lewis.

He was shot dead in his home in Sheepshead Bay

about an hour and a half ago.

On the right is his 16-year-old daughter Bailey.

Apparently, she was there when it happened.

She tried to run and whoever did this chased her down

and ran her over with a blue Lexus sedan.

She's currently in critical condition at Brooklyn Hospital.

Why is this case ours?

Because Larry Lewis is really Ralph Fazzini.

He's been in federal witness protection since 2013.

They relocated him here from Long Beach, California.

Something about a racketeering case on the docks.

Marshals HQ reached out for an assist.

Let's get some intel on the situation.

Anything on our fugitive?

NYPD pulled this

from the neighbor's doorbell cam.

The driver appears to be a white female, mid-30s.

Brutal. She kills the dad,

then goes out of her way to take out the kid?

I ran the plates on the Lexus.

They were stolen two nights ago in Brooklyn.

Crazy question:

Any chance this woman's the wife?

No. That would be Officer Janine Viano.

She works out

of the 64th precinct in Brooklyn.

She was on patrol with her partner

when this all went down.

A cop married to a former criminal.

Don't see that every day.

Kristin and I will reach out to her.

You two take the crime scene.

Everything all right?

Yeah, I was just texting with my sister.

I saw my mom this morning. She's getting worse.

It was kind of a shock.

I'm sorry.

Thanks. Let's just go.

Bailey's been in surgery for three hours.

No one's telling me anything.

I know this is a difficult time,

but we need to talk now.

Yeah, of course.

So you and Larry met in Brooklyn not that long ago.

Bailey is your adopted daughter.

You guys are good.

Did Larry ever tell you anything

about his life in California?

Before we met, he lived in Jersey.

Larry's real name is Ralph Fazzini.

He's been in federal witness protection for nine years.

I think you must have him mixed up with someone else.

My Larry's from Cape May.

His first wife, Bailey's mom, died of breast cancer.

Did you ever meet any of his family in Cape May?

No.

Look, we're sorry to lay all this on you,

especially right now, but your husband was arrested

for wire fraud and extortion in 2013.

What?

Oh.

Why didn't he tell me?

Probably because you're a cop.

Was your husband in any trouble recently?

Stressed out about something?

A girlfriend on the side, maybe?

- No. - That's not the Larry I knew.

Okay, well, the person who shot him

and ran your daughter over was a woman.

Do you know who that is?

No. I don't.

I wish we had a better picture of that bitch.

Larry was a good husband...

and a good father.

I want to find whoever did this to my family and...