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Clips from Good Trouble - Help (S03E03)

"[chuckles]"
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"Uh, Deputy Ross, could you state for the record"
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"how long you've worked with Deputy Gaffney?"
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"DA Marc: Uh, there is no "record," for the record."
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"This is an interview, not a depo."
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"Right. Of course, I'm sorry."
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"Deputy Ross: No idea."
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"-Over a year? -Yeah."
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"Two years?"
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"About a year and a half."
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"So you do have some idea how long, then?"
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"Do you socialize off the job?"
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"Sure. Sometimes we grab a beer."
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"And would this be one of those times?"
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"It would appear so."
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"And are the other men in this photo also sheriff deputies?"
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"-I believe so. -You're not sure?"
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"-Would you like to look again? -Yes,"
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"they're deputies."
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"You want me to name names?"
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"No, that's okay. We know who they are."
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"Um, Deputy Gaffney,"
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"why don't you tell us what happened with Jerod Murphy?"
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"Uh, the inmate wouldn't come out of his cell."
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"We tried to approach him,"
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"he started swinging."
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"He punched me in my temple. We pepper sprayed him."
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"-And when did you beat him? -We didn't beat him."
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"-We restrained him. -How did you restrain him?"
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"Um, well, I arrived later,"
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"when they had him down on the floor of the cell and were cuffing him."
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"Did you punch him in the face?"
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"-No. -No."
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"So..."
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"how did he get these bruises to his face then?"
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"Those were self-inflicted wounds."
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"Due to his resisting."
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"Did you see them kick him when he was down on the floor?"
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"Like I said, when I got there, they were cuffing him."
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"-We never kicked him. -So, how did he get..."
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"these bruises to his body then?"
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"Those were also self-inflicted."
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"Self-inflicted wounds."
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"I don't know."
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"Hmm."
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"Do you have any tattoos?"
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"-What? -Kathleen: Ink."
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"Yes."
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"You have a tattoo on your calf?"
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"Yes."
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"Does it look like... this?"
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"-No. -Are you sure?"
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"Because you already said this is you."
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"I am assuming..."
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"that the leg is also yours"
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"as well as the tattoo on it."
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"Where are you going with this, Kathleen?"
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"Does your buddy, Deputy Gaffney, have the same tattoo?"
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"-Do I have to answer that? -You will in a court of law."
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"Have you seen any of the deputies you work with,"
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"with this tattoo?"
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"Um..."
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"I don't know."
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"Ma-- Maybe."
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"How many..."
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"guys in this picture have the same tattoo?"
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"I-- I don't know. A few, maybe."
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"A few deputies with the same tattoo."
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"Are you guys going steady?"
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"-It's a brotherhood thing. -Like the Aryan Brotherhood?"
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"I think we're getting far afield from the issue at hand."
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"I agree. If you have no more questions about the incident"
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"or the charges against your client,"
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"I'd say we're done."
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"I just have one more."
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"Aren't you and Ross in a deputy gang called the Headsmen,"
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"and wasn't the beating of Jerod Murphy an initiation ritual?"
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"This interview is over. Let's go."
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"Okay. What the hell was that?"
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"Oh, don't play dumb, Marc."
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"LA county has had a gang problem"
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"in the sheriff's department for five decades."
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"And in spite of you paying out"
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"over 50 million in tax payer dollars"
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"to settle use-of-force complaints,"
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"you still turn a blind eye"
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"while these guys are beating up inmates,"
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"having ink parties,"
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"celebrating police-involved shootings,"
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"and intimidating other deputies to speak up."
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"Like Fernandez."
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"How long do you think it's gonna take for me to flip him?"
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"-You have no proof. -Oh, don't I?"
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"I am going to argue in court"
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"that Deputy Gaffney earned his ink"
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"by attacking my client."
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"And if I have to,"
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"I will drag in all of his buddies,"
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"and I will have them take their pants down"
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"in front of the jury"
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"and show their brotherhood tattoos."
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"Well, good luck getting a judge to let any of this in."
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"Yeah, well, we'll see how you feel"
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"when I try this in the court of public opinion."
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"Well, I hope you liked the preview."
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"[chuckles] Wait till you see the movie."
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"[sighs]"
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"woman 1: When they sent my husband to prison,"
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"we lost his income. I couldn't pay the bills."
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"woman 2: The harder things got, the more I would drink."
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"woman 3: When I got out, no one..."
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"would give me a job..."
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"or a place to live."
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"woman 4: It's the kids who suffer the most."
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"woman 5: I couldn't afford a lawyer--"
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"woman 3: I was living in the streets--"
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"-woman 1: We ended up homeless. -woman 2: Started drinking--"
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"woman 4: They took my kids while I was inside."
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"Keisha: And I'm sorry"
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"you had to be the mother for us both."
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