1:06:04
l don't know what to say.
l'm sorry, Vincent.
1:06:08
l went to see Reg's wife.
1:06:15
You know, all the other cops
wouldn't look at me.
1:06:19
Just like it was at school.
1:06:22
Nobody says anything,
but they think you're guilty too.
1:06:25
You can't blame yourself for everything.
1:06:30
ls Joey my fault?
1:06:33
l don't know. But you're not responsible
for everything your son does.
1:06:38
He's gotta choose who he wants to be.
1:06:40
You think we get a choice?
1:06:43
We just pretend that we got a choice.
lt's more like a sentence.
1:06:49
When my old man did what he did,
l felt so bad, you know.
1:06:55
l felt like l was the criminal.
1:06:57
No way l'd feel that way again. l'd be
so good nobody could pin anything on me.
1:07:03
That was my choice.
1:07:05
But now, whether your dad
is a cop or a murderer...
1:07:08
...some kid's father's not coming home.
That's the real life sentence.
1:07:15
Yeah.
1:07:19
So, what do we do, Michelle?
1:07:23
Want your keys back?
1:07:33
-LaMarca.
-l didn't shoot that cop.
1:07:36
-Joey?
-You hear me? I didn't shoot him.
1:07:38
I didn't shoot him.
1:07:40
Somebody did. l just left
the wife and daughter crying.
1:07:44
-Well, it wasn't me.
-Let's meet where we watched the planes.
1:07:48
-What?
-Remember we used to watch the planes?
1:07:52
-Yeah.
-Remember where that was?
1:07:54
-Yeah.
-l'll be there, just me.
1:07:57
Why should l trust you?
1:07:59
Joey, you don't have a choice.
l'll be there by myself, l promise.