Blue Bloods

Two-Nine David,

you have a 10-54... unconscious male

in front of the Bitterman Housing Complex.

Central, show Two-Nine Sergeant responding.

Your Cowboys got crushed last night.

For the love of God, Reagan, don't bring that up.

He's been sulking all day.

I wasn't sulking.

The caller said they found the body in the courtyard?

Looks like the caller didn't stick around.

I think he's still breathing.

Whoa! God!

- Quick, over here. - Get down.

Wayne!

Stay down.

Come on. Stick with me, okay?

Central, Two-Nine Sergeant. 10-13, 10-13.

- I got an EMT shot. Shots fired - Wayne...

at the Bitterman Complex.

Mary's waiting for you. The kids are waiting for you.

You've got to get home, okay, Wayne?

They're waiting for you at home.

Come on. Stick with me, okay?

Katrina, your shoulder.

Katrina, you're hit. Wayne, stick with me.

Wayne, Wayne, we got to get you home, okay?

We're gonna get you home.

ADA Reagan, what's your recommendation

- on a plea to the charge? - Your Honor,

although drug possession is a nonviolent crime,

Mr. Siriani has many priors.

His actions demonstrate that

he is a threat to the community,

and significant jail time is necessary.

The court hears your recommendation, Counselor.

- Thank you. - But we will be rejecting it.

Your Honor?

This court believes in rehabilitation

over incarceration.

I'm sending this case to drug treatment court,

so Mr. Siriani may have a chance at the former.

- Rehab, Your Honor? - Yes.

But he has assault on his record.

You've already made your argument, ADA Reagan.

Now you have my ruling. That'll be all.

Do you really think rehab is appropriate, Judge Harvey?

You know, I'd forgotten what it was like working with you

for one precious moment.

Well, I haven't, and you never would have let him walk

as an ADA.

I'm not a prosecutor anymore, as you may have noticed.

But if you were, you would have pushed for

a much harsher sentence than I did.

Times have changed.

Addiction is an illness, rehab the appropriate response.

But not with a history of violence.

He'll be locked in a 24-hour clinic.

He should be locked up in jail.

Look, just because we worked together

doesn't mean you get to come in here and strong-arm me.

I'm just trying to understand

how you just let a violent offender walk.

I chose the bench, Erin.

From what I understand, you could have, too,

but you didn't.

What is that supposed to mean?

It means I'm the judge here.

And it's my judgment that matters, not yours.

Now, I'm sorry, but I have more important cases

than this one to attend to.

Jamie.

Hey.

Hey. You okay, boss?

Yeah. Yeah, I'm fine.

What are you guys doing here?

We caught a, uh, EMT homicide recently ourselves.

- You think there's a connection? - Same M.O.

There's been a pattern of ambulances

getting baited and hit recently.

What for? Narcotics.

- That's an elaborate way to score drugs. - Well, they're not using 'em.

They're selling 'em. There's a lot of money

in the back of them buses.

Well, I got a good look at the guy who was playing dead.

We can sit down with a sketch artist when you're ready.

Okay, I'm ready.

You're ready? You sure?

Yeah, look, I didn't know Wayne that well,

but I've seen him save more than one life.

So whoever did this, I want to get 'em.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Look, we appreciate your help, okay,

but we got it from here.

Look, yeah, I know the lay of the land,

- so I can help. - You could've fooled me.

You just almost got yourself shot.

Why don't you just fall back? I'm fine, Danny.

Black, one sugar.

Thank you.

Mr. Mayor.

- Congratulations. - Thank you, Frank.

Sit, sit.

So... it was a nice inauguration.

Very nice.

But just the calm before the storm,

as it turns out.

Hey, it's 44 degrees and sunny outside.

This holiday season, year to year,

hotel occupancies are down seven percent,

and overall tourist revenue is down ten percent.

Well... I'm not really much of a finance guy.

Well, the holidays are supposed to be a time

of joy and cheer... and cash flow.

And optimism.

Especially optimism. Crime rates were down.

Petty crime was up.

Ass-grabbing Elmos in Times Square... up.

Assaults by homeless zombies... up.

And we are proactive, but we can't be everywhere.

Which means, in practice, that you're reactive,

already behind the curve.

It's not a curve, Mr. Mayor.

It's eight million-plus citizens who aren't always upstanding.

- Then manage it. - I do manage it.

Within bounds?

Within the law.

Hmm.

I'm changing the vagrancy laws.

Mr. Mayor...

you can't just change the law.

Watch me.

Watch you what?

Vagrancy Enforcement 332.10 stipulates that the police

can forcibly remove a homeless person

from the street when the temperature drops

below 32 degrees. For their safety.

The agency that sets that threshold

answers to the mayor.

And the new threshold?

49 degrees.

Seriously?

I'm taking the cuffs off you so you can

take 'em off your men and women.

So it's just a cattle drive.

It's a sweep that every honest taxpayer in this city

is going to applaud you for.

And it starts tomorrow night.

Excuse me, you expect me to mount an operation

of this scale...

Yes. And with all your lights and sirens.

I'd like to see it on the news at 11:00.

Just say it loud.

"There's a new sheriff in town."

Actually, there's a new mayor in town.

The sheriff's been here a while.

I'll take it under consideration.

Consideration?

All due consideration.

Frank, I'm giving you the tools you've always wanted.

All I'm asking in return is that you use them.

Copy that.

And I'd remind you what we agreed to

when we last met.

What you say goes. Copy that, too.

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*BLUE BLOODS* Season 10 Episode 11

*BLUE BLOODS* Episode Title : "Careful What You Wish For"

Captain.

Detective Reagan, my partner Detective Baez.

Reagan? Jamie's brother?

Yeah, that one.

I owe him big-time.

I'll be sure to let him know.

How's she doing?

She's in shock.

But still found it in her to tell me how your brother

saved her life; she's grateful, so am I.

Good. Well, we're just gonna ask her a few questions.

Oh, no, no, no. Not now.

We need to get the story while it's fresh in her head.

Do you mind?

What the hell are you doing?

Imagine one of you saw the other get killed.

Do you think you'd want to relive that

in front of a total stranger right after?

I don't know, but if somebody killed my partner,

I'd be willing to swallow whatever pill I had to

to find the son of a bitch who did it.

I'm pretty sure she'd be willing to do the same for her partner.

With all due respect, would you step aside, please?

And you didn't see anyone else

besides the perp pretending to be dead?

No. Just him.

And then there were gunshots.

And... after that, it's all a blur.

Okay. Thank you for your time.

Just one last question.

Why is it that you have your captain guarding the door?

Uh, Captain Higgins is a little overprotective