Blue Bloods - Thirteenth Season

Give me the money. Give me the money.

Empty it out.

Hurry up, hurry up!

Come on, come on, come on, come on.

All of it. Put the money in the bag.

Put the money in the bag, come on.

Take it easy, huh? What're you doing?

I'm just getting a bag, okay?

All of it. Put the money in the bag.

Come on. Hurry up, I need table six.

Hey! Get back! Get back!

Get down!

There's a male with a gun, shooting people

at the Bel Aire Diner on 21st Street.

Early 20s, gray hooded sweatshirt and jeans.

Greatest superhero, including Marvel and DC?

Mm-hmm. Got to say Spider-Man.

Aw, Peter Parker's flawed.

That's what I like about him.

He makes mistakes, but he has good intentions.

Plus he's a native New Yorker.

I'll give you that.

Spidey represents.

But he's a one-woman man.

I don't think you have that in common.

That's only because I haven't met my Mary Jane yet.

Oh. Okay, what about you?

Wonder Woman.

She's hot, but come on,

what kind of superpowers does she actually have?

Uh, just superhuman strength and speed. Hello?

Plus she's got cool boots and magic bracelets.

I do dig that golden lasso.

Oh, my God!

Hey.

Police! Police! Clear the way, clear the way.

Everyone back up. Clear the way. Back up.

She was shoved into traffic.

We're going to take care of you, okay?

But you can't move.

Central, 2-9, we are requesting a bus

at 13th and Washington. I have a woman

struck by a car at this location.

What happened?

Out of nowhere, this crazy guy just shoved her.

Did you get a good look at him?

He was in his, uh, 20s,

uh, green sweatshirt, jeans.

Which way did he go?

He ran that way, laughing the whole time.

Baez. Hey, Danny.

Hope this isn't gonna become a habit.

Nice to see you, too. Well, what do we got?

I've got a series of robberies in the 2-9

targeting young women.

This fits the pattern.

Young women being robbed is part of a pattern?

Well, two perps in broad daylight,

grabbing high-end bags,

and then assaulting the vic is the pattern.

Yeah, well, sounds like every other robbery

on this street to me.

I think we can handle it without a babysitter. Thank you.

Doesn't have to be a fight, Danny.

If it was a fight, you'd know.

All right. Look, who's the vic?

Grace Mitchell, Adam Reynolds.

They're boyfriend and girlfriend.

They were both robbed and assaulted?

No, she was robbed by the two guys,

he tried to step in, he got assaulted, too.

Great. Can we take it from here, boss?

Looking forward to not working with you.

Same.

Excuse me. Hey, can we have a word?

Sorry, no can do.

We need to transport them ASAP.

What hospital?

St. Benjamin's.

If this is stranger on stranger,

the city is worse off than I thought.

Call came in approximately 7:35 hours.

We responded immediately,

but she was DOA when we got here.

Who called it in?

The witness. Sophia Abetemarco.

15 years old. She's kind of shell-shocked.

She hasn't given a statement or anything.

Where is she now?

She's outside on the back of the bus.

Any other witnesses?

Just her. She was getting a private lesson.

No other students around.

Anthony, I came as soon as I heard.

Is she okay?

No, she's not okay.

Her ballet teacher, Miss Patty,

was gunned down right in front of her.

Is she hurt?

Not wounds you could see.

Hi, Sophia, how're you doing?

Are you okay?

I'm sorry this happened to you.

Did you happen to see anything?

Um, I...

No, she didn't see anything.

Okay. Well, maybe we can let Sophia answer?

Maybe you didn't hear me, Erin.

She didn't see anything.

Dad? Uh...

Hey, Malone, can you help me out over here?

Can you, uh, stand up and take your jacket off for me?

And then we'll give it to the officer.

Here. Now you got everything you need.

I'm taking Sophia home.

Anthony, uh...

Come on. The car's over there. Goodbye, Erin.

Officer Hayes.

Commissioner.

Have a seat.

DCPI Garrett Moore.

Yes, sir. I've seen you on the news.

And I'm Lieutenant Gormley.

Thanks for coming up so quickly.

As you know, I gave a full statement

to the detectives who responded.

Yeah, we talked to those guys,

and we watched the security footage.

So, you saw he had a gun,

started shooting it without warning.

We did. And you were off duty.

I was. But the guy

didn't come in shooting, though, right?

He went to the register first, and he told the owner

to empty the drawer. Yes.

And you observed that going down?

I did.

Could you walk us through what you did to stop it?

As I said in my report,

I just figured I'd let the crime go down,

give a good description after

to minimize people from getting hurt.

Well, once he opened fire,

I'm not sure who you were protecting

by not getting involved.

The report indicates you were armed.

Yes, but I was afraid if I fired,

I might hit an innocent bystander.

So instead you let one civilian die,

two others are clinging to life in the ICU,

one a 12-year-old boy.

I've said all there is to say in my report.

That's all, Officer Hayes. You're dismissed.

His answers are totally unacceptable.

Ask Baker to come in.

I want to take a hard look at that surveillance footage again.

I think we got a problem.

I was walking towards the High Line,

and out of nowhere, this guy just pushed me,

full force, into traffic.

Do you remember anything else?

I remember hitting the hood of the car.

Would you be able to describe him?

No. Honestly, I was too busy

taking in the buildings and all.

I had just arrived an hour before,

unpacked my bags and walked out to see the city.

I'm so sorry this happened to you.

From the time I was five,

I've wanted to come to New York City.

This is my graduation present from my parents.

You're here by yourself?

I have friends here.

I was supposed to meet them in the Village for drinks,

but I told them I couldn't make it.

Well, is there anyone we can call for you?

Can you call me a cab to take me back to Albuquerque?

Well, your injuries are minor at least.

So you can still enjoy the rest of your trip.

Are you serious?

I don't want to go anywhere

except home and away from here.

I never want to come here again.

I know, you could write an interim order,

call it the "Hero Clause."

That ought to get people lining up

to put their life on the line

every hour of every day

at a starting salary of 45,000.

I think this guy should get a serious rip.

I think he should be sent for retraining.

Well, I think he should be fired.

Well, clearly, I'm in the minority here.

You got that right.

I'm not one for fantasy.

I prefer my feet firmly planted.

What're you talking about?

Well, while you all weigh in

on what should happen to Officer Hayes,

you ought to go back and read