CSI: Miami

Actually, you're right on time.

You look amazing.

You don't look so bad yourself.

I missed you, Mari.

I miss you.

Anything look good?

The best thing about this place is it's got here.

Let's not waste another second.

I agree.

Grace, you...

You know you have to go back.

I know, sweetheart.

You have to get up.

Horatio, go now.

Horatio?

Help me.

Don't!

Randy, no!

Still non-responsive.

You have to do this real quick.

I have to do this real warm.

Not so.

Relax, sir.

Nice, slow breaths.

Right knees and knee packs.

You've got good lung shots, bilaterally.

Not so.

What do we got?

Two police officers, MDPD, male, gunshot wound, right flank.

Vitals are stable.

Watch your back.

Lieutenant Caine.

Hang in there, Lieutenant.

You're gonna do just fine.

Ratio.

Yes, sweetheart.

You know you have to go.

Ratio.

I saw it.

Yes, sweetheart.

Go now.

Hey, do we know what happened?

Bystander stays.

She's pulled from the back of a submerged vehicle.

Unknown depth, unknown time.

This is what everyone becomes when you strip it all away.

And you leave them with nothing.

It's not my fault.

Everyone keeps telling me that.

Going to two guys.

Hold it here.

Where is it?

Ma'am, leave this right where it is.

Ma'am, please.

Ma'am, ma'am, I need you to get back on the...

I'm so sorry.

I'm so sorry.

Lieutenant, you should not be up right now.

You suffered a perforating wound from a bullet...

I understand your position, but I really need to leave, Doctor.

There's blood loss, respiratory distress.

We need to keep you here for at least 24 hours under observation.

Would you please talk some sense into this?

Excuse me, I feel like I saw North down the hallway.

I could have sworn I did.

I know that I didn't, and I feel like I'm going crazy.

Are you okay to leave with me?

Let's do it.

We gotta go.

Lieutenant, you could die if you leave.

Nurse, that man is not authorized to leave this hospital.

For those of you who are just joining us, we have two violent fugitives still at large.

They are Jack Toller and Randy North.

There is a dragnet across the city at this hour.

Do not attempt to engage or confront these individuals.

They are both considered extremely dangerous.

Let's take it back out to our field correspondent, Leslie.

What's the latest?

Yes, Jack Toller is a fugitive, a convicted killer responsible for the

deaths of three young women five years ago.

Brutal deaths wherein the women were literally incinerated.

Toller is being considered the more dangerous of the two.

However, Randy North is now responsible for the... We got all available units on the street.

Got help from Rappaport.

Howard Monroe.

Set up roadblocks on 4195 and all along the causeway.

Horts are covered.

Let's get these guys.

Come on.

Well, the taxi dispatch is going through Metro, so if these

guys try to take private transportation, we'll be on them.

Okay, very good.

I want Natalia and Calleigh on Randy North.

You got it.

Where North goes, he's gonna want his kids.

That's true.

I'll get on the foster care docs right away.

I think this is a good idea, so soon.

Are you sure you're up for this?

Homer's gonna kill him.

We know that.

We've gotta get them both.

Okay, but be careful.

Agent Locklear.

Lieutenant, I just got off the phone with my task force supervisor.

What'd he say to you?

Apparently, the currency-grade paper we seized was just the tip of the iceberg.

The stolen paper was not only resold to Bernard Ashcroft, but

apparently there's an interested party right here in Miami.

We get a name.

We're working on that right now, but my guess is whoever it is,

they're gonna try and make a deal with Toller.

Remember, Toller is a serial killer first and foremost.

He's not about the money.

That is his main obsession.

Priority number one.

What's your selling price?

Quarter mil cash.

Get your head out of the clouds, my friend.

You're way too high.

Child Services, they pulled the paperwork on the Randy North kids.

I heard, and I know the kids were brought here.

I already let Natalia know I was on it.

You are?

You're already signed out on the board.

Really?

Yeah.

That must have been before everything happened.

It's all hands on deck now.

Well, you go talk to North's son.

I'll go talk to his daughter.

Hi, Austin.

I'm Callie Duquesne.

How are you?

They can't separate us, can they?

I'm supposed to look out after my sister.

What I know is that your counselors are making a lot of

phone calls to make sure the two of you can stay together.

Austin, I think you know that we're looking for your dad.

Do you have any idea where he might be?

You mean help you catch him?

I shouldn't do that.

He's my dad.

I understand that.

You wouldn't want him to hurt anyone, though, would you?

No.

Will you think about helping me?

What do you want me to do?

Oh my God, Austin.

Where are you?

I ran away.

I didn't want to be at that foster care place.

I hate it there.

I just want you to come get me.

Okay, buddy.

Just take a deep breath, okay?

Try and stay calm.

All right?

Tell me where you are and I'll come get you.

I'm at the park, Shoreway Park, under the lifeguard tower.

It's been 15 minutes.

Still nothing.

Have we got any sign of North?

I don't see anything over here either.

Maybe this is a wash.

No, that is a negative.

Hold your position.

He will be here.

Okay.

There he is at 11 O'clock coming right toward you.

You see him?

You see him?

11 O'clock.

Go, go, go.

Got eyes on him.

He doesn't see me yet.

Austin!

Come to me.

Randy, stop!

Austin!

Come to your dad, Austin!

Austin, no!

Austin!

Wait, wait!

No, no, no.

Austin!

We meet again, Randy.

It's payback time.

Austin!

Austin!

It's okay.

Austin!

Take your hands off of me!

Hey.

Did you hear about North?

I took him down.

I thought you'd be there after what he did to you.

I figured they had it covered.

Yeah, well, they have him in PD if you want to confront him.

You okay, Nat?