:37:03
OK, once again.
:37:06
She shot a policeman in the neck
at point-blank range.
:37:09
She kills without provocation.
She's a known associate of Wulfgar's.
:37:13
Uh, DaSilva...
:37:15
...name the three successful
antiterrorist raids recorded worldwide.
:37:19
We've gone over this for days now.
:37:21
And we'll go over it
until it's second nature.
:37:26
You have to learn to think like him, to
act with the same ruthlessness he does.
:37:31
Isn't this overkill?
:37:34
Overkill?
:37:36
His cover's always some woman who's
clean. He loses one, he finds another.
:37:40
We know his MO, but what we don't know,
and we'll never know it sitting here...
:37:43
...is motive, method and opportunity.
- Forget this police-academy nonsense!
:37:50
This is a terrorist.
:37:54
He doesn't think like a criminal.
He wants to be a hero.
:37:57
And you want to treat him
like some mugger on the streets?
:37:59
- Get inside the man's head, dammit!
- Look, I understand that.
:38:03
But how do you expect me to understand
you're training us to be assassins?
:38:07
The only difference between
him and us will be the badge.
:38:10
I don't know about you, and I don't know
about the rest of these men, but...
:38:14
...I didn't join the force to kill people.
- Oh, for Christ's sake, man!
:38:18
To combat violence
you need greater violence.
:38:22
To defeat a violent people,
you have to react in a given situation...
:38:25
...with ruthless,
cold-blooded violence as well.
:38:28
And if any of you think that you don't
have the killer instinct, you're wrong.
:38:33
We all have it. It's just a question
of pushing the right button.
:38:38
And if we're very lucky, there will be
one moment when he will be vulnerable.
:38:44
One brief, critical moment.
:38:49
- That is when you must do it.
- Do what?
:38:52
- Take him.
- You mean open fire?
:38:55
There's no other way.
:38:59
And if we miss, that's dead hostages.