Major Crimes

Previously on "Major Crimes"...

Heroin. Found underneath the baby's car seat.

3-year-old boy went to the hospital... D.O.A.

Look, this is cannot be true! Stop lying to me!

Sir, we would not lie to you about the death of your child!

Our victims were shot with the same gun

that killed Officer Reese and D.D.A. Gray?

We found the murder weapon in the altar of your church.

Every now and then I find something to celebrate.

Like finally having a chance

to leave the Uzi where we'd find it?

Hickman perjured himself on the stand.

He lost us the murder case of an L.A. cop.

How stupid could he be?

Putting his mask on after he started the robbery.

Classic signs of a struggle.

And my Mom's gone.

Stop, L.A.P.D.!

- Gary! - Gary, stop!

Hey, hey, hey!

Make a deal where you give up Gary.

He will kill you. Do you understand?

I know the guy Emile's living with.

Runs a chop shop.

Buddha, I presume.

And do you have any idea

where his heroin might have come from?

No, I don't know anything about any heroin.

- Drop your gun! - No.

Not now. He's confessing.

Mark Hickman, you have the right to remain silent.

Anything you say can and will

be used against you in a court of law.

Major Crimes - 04x22 - Hindsight - Part 4

Are you sick, ill, or injured?

No.

Do you have any suicidal tendencies?

When I think I could have ended up like you.

Put your arm through the window.

Right arm.

Are you taking any medications?

Pills for high blood pressure.

I'm shocked. Are you an alcoholic?

Nope.

How many drinks do you have a day?

Not enough.

Okay.

I'll alert medical to make sure

you don't go through any withdrawals

during your stay with us.

Empty your pockets,

take your laces from your shoes,

remove your belt,

and pass them all through the window.

My belt?

Really?

I told you I'm not suicidal.

Your word's no good here anymore.

Let's go.

He's former L.A.P.D.,

so make sure we put a keep-away on him

when we send him to county.

Put your feet on the steps marked out on the ground.

Look up.

I'm not talking to her.

Then I'll take you to county. That what you want?

What about the girl scout?

Detective Sykes is busy.

Here.

Attempted murder? Bullshit.

I just wanted to have a little man-to-man

with the good Reverend. That's all.

You brought a gun into his church.

I have a permit to carry.

You won't after I write my report.

Doesn't this feel a little too familiar, Mark?

You sitting across the table from me

trying to justify why you broke the law?

Earlier tonight, I got Reverend copkiller to confess, okay?

He confessed to shooting Reese.

I recorded the whole damn thing.

You held a gun to his head. It wasn't a confession.

Not to mention that the guy cannot be tried again

for Reese's murder.

Well, what about the murder of Rachel Gray

and the murder of Eric Dunn?

Reverend Copkiller is absolved of those shootings

because he... he carries a Bible?

The only reason he's free

is because you committed perjury on the stand.

Listen, Pollyanna,

if you got rid of every cop on the L.A.P.D.

who committed perjury,

there'd be no one left here but you and your I.A. Friends.

What makes me the bad guy

is that my partner wouldn't back me up.

- "Lieutenant Michael Tao." - See? It's my fault.

"Did you also overhear Daniel Price,

A.K.A. Revered copkiller,

confess to the murder of Officer Reese?"

If Mike had just said yes...

Why did you not disclose your affair

with D.D.A. Rachel Gray after she was murdered?

How does it figure into anything?

Because Rachel Gray broke up with your sorry ass

right before the trial.

So?

So you were in love with her,

and she left you, and she ended up dead.

You thought of Rachel Gray as the one.

She thought of you as just one more.

And if you did kill Rachel and Eric,

that would explain why the L.A.P.D. never found the Uzi.

Because the third person in the car came back for it.

Or Emile knew that you'd found it and where you'd put it.

And that's the reason you met him when he came out of prison,

and you told him to keep his mouth shut or else.

And that explains the "why now" of it all

for your simple minds, huh?

Shaky Emile returns to the world

and makes for a great alternative suspect.

And I shoot this Tamika girl and her baby

because, I don't know, I'm just that depraved.

Hoping that it will look like Emile's revenge,

I plant the gun in Reverend Copkiller's church.

And this phone.

You planted it, too.

And that's important why?

Because someone used it to call both Tamika and Emile

right before they were murdered.

A-and did you find my fingerprints on it?

Of course not. It was wiped.

Like the Uzi and the syringe we found next Emile's body.

And also like them,

this phone had residue of cornstarch all over it.

And... and where did I plant this phone?

Peter Goldman's car.

Right, Reverend Copkiller's lawyer.

Obviously, Daniel Price left this phone in Goldman's car.

Price must cut his dope with cornstarch.

It's probably all over his so-called church.

Check the soles of your shoes.

- You'll see. - Odd, though.

Once again, we find evidence linking Price to a murder,

then, by complete coincidence,

you are just a few feet away.

Was I trying to frame the guy today or kill him?

I-I think you should make a choice there.

Look, I-I know this might hurt your tiny heads,

but try thinking for a minute.

If I had located the Uzi years ago,

Daniel Price would have never gotten away with murder.

He has a point.

The gun would have corroborated Emile's statement

and the case would have been made. And one more thing... Rachel...

Rachel left me because I couldn't find the gun.

Thought I'd let her down.

Thought I'd failed her.

And I...

... I would have never killed her,

because I know she would have come back to me...

if she had lived.

I know she would have.

I... I know it.

Write down where you were

when D.D.A. Rachel Gray and Eric Dunn were shot to death

and where you were when Tamika Weaver

and her young son were shot to death

and where you were when Emile overdosed.

And we'll run it down.

This isn't getting us anywhere.

Shame we had to release Peter Goldman.

He knows something about the Reverend's drug trade.

Jon Barnes come home yet?

I'm thinking his house is blown.

He's got to know we're watching it.

Hey, uh, so what you said the other night about...

Holding people accountable...

- Yeah? - Yeah, so, uh...

I made an appointment with that doctor.

You know, the one who told my wife

that it was okay to drop her seizure meds.

Gonna see him the day after tomorrow in the morning.

Wow, Julio, that...

You think you can do that without shooting him?

That's the number-one reason

why I waited so long before talking to him.

Want to discuss some of the dumb things

he might say to you first?

I'm about to wrap this up 'cause I have nothing to do.

Uh, I'm a little busy right now, Steph.

What about dinner tomorrow if we get a break?

Oh, yeah. Dinner sounds great. Sure.

Yeah, I-I'll be over there in the morning.

We can figure that out.

Julio?

Okay, then we'll see you then.

Thank you.

Jon Barnes show his face anywhere?

No, sir.