Shades of Blue

- Previously on "Shades of Blue"...

I always wanted to be a good cop,

but there's no straight line to that.

There's a rat on my team!

- Wozniak's convinced that Saperstein's the mole.

I got a pretty good idea how that ends.

If I hadn't agreed to be an informant...

If I would've just gone to Wozniak

right after you arrested me...

- You'd be in jail... or dead.

- I really am who you think I am.

I'm also someone that you'd swear I'm not.

- Tell me the whole truth, or I shoot you right here.

- What the hell is wrong with you?

You know me!

Who is she? - She's an escort.

She says he calls her Harlee.

I need some information. - What do you hope I know?

- Are you offering to bankroll a fresh start?

- I can get it, but that has to happen away

from me and Cristina.

Miguel is a calculating, unforgiving monster.

I lied to you about him being your father,

but I was just trying to keep you safe.

I always told myself that the end would justify the means.

- We're really gonna steal $12 million

of confiscated drug money?

How do you stop the pain?

What now?

But now that I'm at the end,

I can't justify anything.

What's Aunt Gemma doing here?

- You're gonna be staying with her for a while.

- What? - I cut a deal.

I'm turning myself in for the crew.

I cut the same deal, Harlee.

- You can't do this. It was me all along.

I was the mole.

It happened so slowly, I didn't realize.

What, now we're gonna add

breaking and entering to your rap sheet?

I was invited, Officer.

Got my own key.

- I told you to stay away from her.

- She's almost a grown woman. She can decide for herself.

Do you really think you can pay me to slink away

and wash away your sins... - I won't let you.

Ten years!

Ten years you have dictated how I live my life.

Now I dictate how you live yours.

I know you.

I'm the only one who really knows you.

You're gonna take everything I give you,

and you're gonna act like you like it,

and you're gonna beg for more.

And I'm not just gonna punish you.

I'm gonna punish...

That precious little girl of ours.

No need to cry.

Daddy's home.

Cristina.

Hi, baby.

Hello?

All right, time to go.

- Detective Matt Wozniak delivers himself to the FBI.

Come on, let's go.

- Yeah, he wears martyrdom pretty well for a dirty cop.

- I have to remove your badge now.

You're light, Lieutenant.

You promised me all $12 million

of that stolen DEA money.

- Might be missing a finder's fee.

Sorry, Sap.

You're gonna have to cover for me one more time.

NYPD!

What took you so long?

- Some criminals wear masks, some wear badges,

and some, in the public trust, do it with a wave and a smile.

What is it you want?

- If you can't get me the mastermind

behind this heist,

I'm looking at exactly what I want.

- You gonna dress up prostitutes to look like me too?

You might have a hard time.

I have a very specific look.

- Lieutenant, what hurts more, being in those chains

or knowing who it was who put you there?

The chains are temporary.

- Pretty thick case file that says otherwise.

Then call the NYPD.

Make the announcement. You have the money.

You have your arrest. Case closed.

- I could do that... or...

- Or you could recognize that I usually lead this dance.

I'm not in a holding cell, and I haven't heard my rights.

So I'm gonna ask you again. What is it you want?

I could use a dirty cop.

Did you bring the chisel?

Here you go.

- You don't have to stay for this.

- Hello? Dad?

- I can't add anything more to what Captain McManus said.

The perpetrators of this armored car heist

are still at large. - Councilwoman Ayres,

do you believe they're still in the city?

Mm, $12-million payday...

I'm guessing an island somewhere.

But that will not stop us from trying to find them.

- Whoa, hold on. Sorry, folks,

but I haven't worn a badge in about three years.

- Since when do we hold press conferences

on cases with no arrests or suspect information?

- Since Julia decided to run for mayor

as a "tough on crime" candidate.

- She never did have the best timing.

- Well, just be grateful about the no suspect information part.

- Councilwoman, is your presence here

a mayoral campaign appearance or a favor to the NYPD?

- I just like spending quality time with all you people.

- You don't have to kick the door off the hinges, Harlee.

I'm always happy to see you.

I want to see Wozniak now.

- Haven't even had my coffee yet.

Fix you a cup?

Where is he?

- You already know the answer to that one.

Downtown off-site somewhere?

He's in federal custody.

- All right, well, get dressed. Take me to him.

- I can't do that, and you know that.

Look, you made your choices. He did too.

Wozniak's on his own now.

- Look, this is a man with a family and a job.

You can't just bury him in a hole somewhere

without an explanation.

Harlee...

this isn't some kind of black bag operation.

Other than a little sleep deprivation,

your mentor is completely safe physically.

Though that, uh, elevated ego is prohibiting him

from comprehending his predicament.

Come on.

What's that?

This your malpractice confession

for the Civil War surgery you did on my shoulder?

- Thought you were on self-appointed desk duty.

- Sitting gets me closer to the ground

for when I got to pass out.

If it's that bad, go home.

You were shot too, you know, so don't put it all on me.

- Woz wanted me to make an appearance.

- It'd be nice if he made an appearance.

Harlee, have you heard from Woz?

I tried him three times today.

- He's probably going hard after Donnie and the heist money.

It's almost 4:00.

Is anybody else worried? - Yeah, for Donnie Pomp.

I don't care if you're Internal Affairs or the pope.

You double-cross Woz, that's a death wish.

- Wozniak. Don't ruin my day.

That didn't take long.

You comfortable?

What happened?

- I've been asking myself the same question.

Let's go.

Woz. Woz.

Woz, wait.

Where are we going? - For a ride.

What happened with Stahl?

You know, when I didn't hear from you this morning,

I thought...

You were free of it all?

I thought maybe...

I really lost you.

That was a brave thing you did.

It was crazy... but brave.

I said good-bye to Cristina.

You know, I sent her to my sister's.

I was turning myself in. You know that, right?

What did Stahl say when you brought up the prostitute?

That was a great tip, Harlee.

He rolled right over.

Then why did they let you go?

Who said they let me go?

What is this place?

Hand me my kit.

What did you agree to do?

Backseat.

I made a mistake