:37:00
Good thinking, partner.
Good thinking.
:37:05
l think l can identify
one of the victims.
:37:10
Those are 1 2-gauge, armor-piercing
uranium shells.
:37:14
-Charlie.
-Hey, Mitchell.
:37:16
l found explosive and incendiary
rounds scattered around.
:37:20
The same gun that put holes
in your TV repair shop.
:37:23
lt appears to be hand-held, automatic,
with interchangeable magazines.
:37:28
Technically, this gun doesn't exist.
:37:31
-What do you mean?
-This gun is like the 50-foot shark.
:37:34
Speak English.
:37:36
lt's out there,
but nobody's ever seen it.
:37:39
Any idea who made it?
:37:42
lt's a custom job. My guess is,
it's out of Eastern Europe.
:37:47
-Thanks, Charlie. Keep your eyes open.
-You bet.
:37:56
-What are you doing?
-Take it easy.
:37:58
-You're not supposed to touch.
-l didn't. l turned it over.
:38:03
-Let me know when you touch--
-l don't have to--
:38:06
-What's going on?
-He's contaminating my crime scene.
:38:09
l'm doing a sweep of the area.
:38:12
You never know where a crucial
bit of evidence may be hiding.
:38:17
Like this, for instance.
:38:19
Did anybody think to pull some prints
off this water bottle?
:38:24
Can l get an evidence bag?
:38:26
Put down my water.
l'm not finished drinking it.
:38:31
That's an honest mistake.
:38:33
You got your water amongst potential
evidence so l thought it was. . . .
:38:39
Hey, T.J., go solve the case
somewhere else.
:38:42
Don't give me orders,
l'm your partner!
:38:44
No, l partner with real cops.
:38:47
-Get me a copy of that report.
-All right, Mitch.
:38:50
Well, l am your partner,
so you better accept that.
:38:54
l am your partner!
:38:58
He won't open up. You know how hard
it is to work with somebody like that?