All reaction vehicles, all reaction vehicles,
respond to nature reserve.
Freeze!
I've seen some things in my life that I can't even explain.
Johannesburg is one of the most dangerous cities in the world.
Night Guard is a security company.
Selbe, John, Patrick, Mike, you guys, you guys push up.
We are contracted by clients to, to look after things...
...that the police can't do.
Now we run the industry, all the operations,
all the dealings with the criminals, the staff, working with the police,
and that's how we get results.
As everyone knows, you know, Johannesburg is...
You know, is kind of the bread basket for Africa,
so when the guys come they think,
oh, no, they come to South Africa, come to Jo'burg,
and that's where they are gonna make their money.
Problem tends to be that, they can't find jobs,
they don't have any skills,
they land up living in Jo'Burg dealing drugs,
getting involved in crime in order to live on a day to day basis.
Look, there are parts of Johannesburg where there's lots of infrastructure,
there's companies there, there's security guards in every corner,
there's safe, there's safe areas,
but there's a lot of areas where you just don't wanna be.
We were in Jeppe, it's a notorious part of Johannesburg,
a lot of gangs have been linked to this area,
it's a, it's a really dangerous suburb.
There are buildings there...
...that are just run by gangs people don't own them.
We went to go check out, one of our clients has a place there,
they are concerned about the drug trafficking in the area,
and we went undercover to go see where they were hanging out,
in what areas and what they were,
you know, where, which suspicious people were around.
We first went to do a recon of the place,
we staked it out for the evening,
and we watched and we saw these guys there were different vehicles pulling up.
The same vehicle came in there a number of times and very often,
when there's a vehicle coming in all the time the same vehicle,
it means somebody’s normally dropping off something,
or picking up something.
Same car as before.
What do you think is going on here?
These guys are dealing in stolen stuff.
I think these are the guys that's selling all the shit here,
but the main players inside the house and they just dealing outside.
And off he goes again.
Get down, here he comes.
We didn't go in, because there were too many guys there.
We would have to come back with a bigger force.
No, it's too hot right now,
these oaks are looking a little bit restless.
Yeah, it would be better to come back tomorrow night.
We should have about three vehicles, six guys.
You've gotta come in with more force than they have,
in order to control the situation,
otherwise, you're gonna get, you're gonna get your head blown off.
Me and Klaus, obviously, we were...
we went in the position to take these guys on, just the two of us,
so we planned an operation for the following evening.
When we did the operation in Jo'burg,
we warned the crew that there would be a lot of movement on the streets,
there'd be a lot of dodgy people, dodgy things going on.
JP and myself went into a small cafe to get some energy drinks.
When I turned around, the crew was right behind us,
they weren't really expecting what we had warned them about.
Jo'burg definitely isn't for the faint-hearted.
Listen, guys, these guys are armed and dangerous.
Lets be safe out there.
We know from the Intel, we got from the other night,
that they moving drugs and weapons from this premises.
Let's go, be safe.
When we arrived, we pulled in hot.
We saw the same amount of, the same guys,
it looked like the same guys from the evening before,
and the way they, and the way they bolted,
it, it seems like they are no strangers to law and to police.
As we approached the premises, the suspects scattered.
When we approached the front door, we could hear movement on the back.
We decided to move through the premises and make sure it was safe.
In these situations, you have to be fully prepared.
When you walk around the next corner, you don't know what's waiting for you.
Very often, it's quiet and peaceful,
but on the odd occasion, there's...
....gonna be someone standing around the corner...
...with a gun or a knife.
It's always a worry.
It's nerve-wrecking when you go in,
you don't know what you're gonna find,
and you don't know who you're gonna see.
Delta one, Delta one, come in for Zulu one.
We've cleared the house, all the suspects have cleared the scene.
We'll have to come back to make an arrest another night.
When you go through these kind of premises,
there's a million different things that could happen.
You definitely waiting for something to happen.
Klaus went around the one corner,
and inside the window was, was a mannequin.
I think Klaus thought this was the end for him...
...when this mannequin had the drop on him.
Clearing out building or houses or anything like that...
...is extremely dangerous.
And when you see a mannequin standing in the window,
there is makes your heart jump just for a second.
That's part of the job, the adrenaline kick.
I mean, maybe I'm a little bit of an adrenaline junkie.
I don't know.
Time to go to school.
It is.
Where's Jessica?
She's not here, maybe she's awake.
Let's go, boy.
Let's go.
Morning.
My racing pigeons are my escape.
When I'm in my pigeon loft, racing my pigeons,
I'm not thinking about crime in South Africa,
that's the bottom line, they really are my escape.
What's happening, bro?
Yeah, I go to Zanies' house quite often,
because, I mean, me and him are partners in the pigeons,
so I often go around there, at least three, four times a week.
You wanna change this loft out and I will chase the other one?
-Chase loft out. -Yeah.
-Okay... -Get them in the alley.
Just get them all in the alley, I'll go that side so long.
Zaine, come, bro!
We've got a busy day today.
Leave your pigeon's though, you spend enough time with them.
What are you doing today, babe?
We've gotta go into the squatter camp to fetch that murder suspect.
So we meeting round about 11:00
We always wear our bullet proofs when we go in there.
Yeah, it's dangerous, love.
It's tough, because...
...you wake up every morning and you leave your family,
you say goodbye to your kids, you kiss them goodbye,
kiss your wife goodbye,
and you don't' know, you don't know if you're coming home.
Love you.
-Bye, babe. -Bye, babe.
Please look after yourself today.
I will, don't worry.
-I always try. -Don't do anything stupid please.
-Love you. -Love you Love you, bye.
All at the office here is pretty fast pace.
Be safe, stay together, and let's make some good arrests.
We're a family runned business, so we like to keep it small and personal.
Trevor's the new kid.
Let me not start about Trevor.
He's a hell of a joke.
Stood in human faeces.
Trevor's very cocky, arrogant, full of...
but he's a, he's a great guy.
Moolie is the big gentle giant.
Yeah, call me Mad Mike.
He can be a little hot headed at times.
Klaus is a strong member of the team.
He is a bit of a nerd.
We always keep a close eye on him.
JP is the older brother, he calls the shots.
He's alive, he'll go shoot first, ask questions later.
Dave has been with us for about five years.
We have recently upgraded his status to one of our tactical team members.
Yeah, with guns like these, all the criminals cannot succeed.
People say I'm the tough guy.
Zaine's always been the brawler, he's not always the biggest guy,
but he sure as hell got a left hook on him.
Boom! Sleeping!
It's an industry where you have to have the balls...
...to be able to stand up for what you believe in.
Fighting for safety and security of families.
By fighting for these families safety,
I'm fighting for my own family at the same time.
Copy 28....
We've just received a domestic violence call...
...from one of our armed response clients.
28, 28... road.
So normally what happens with these domestic violence...
...is either the husband comes home drunk or he never came home,
or it's some domestic dispute, but alcohol is always involved.
So, when we approach this house,
we're gonna have to just approach with caution and stuff.
We never know what, what the situation is.
It was confusing when we got there,
as we did not know who pushed the panic button.
You're... cheating on me.
You... off!
You're just worried about your friends and you... another woman.
Get out of here!
What do you guys want here?
What is this?
-I called them! -No, what is this?
I pressed the panic button, because I don't want you here.
I want you to... off.
I, I called them!
-I want that... taken away! -Get out of my face.
What is this? What is this?
Why are there camera's here?
When we arrived on scene,
the lady didn't have any visible marks or bruises on her,
so I don't think the boyfriend had been pushing her around.
But he was becoming aggressive,
and thank God, we got there when we did,
because things could of escalated.
He's a drunken...
Go!
Calm down. Come here. Come here.
He's a...
This has nothing to do with you, bro.
Fine, just calm down.
Take him, arrest him. Just take him.
She's actually my girlfriend.
Calm down.
-No, you relax! -Let's just settle the situation down.
Dave, lets just go around the corner.
No, man, let me just talk to my girlfriend, bro.
No, arrest him.
He shouldn't be here, he's a drunk, smell him.
-He's been drinking the whole day. -Let me just talk to you.
No, I don't wanna... talk to you, it's over!
Let's just calm the situation down.
What we always do is defuse the situation.
Once we have defused the situation and calmed everyone down,
we can start understanding what the problem is,
and which, which party we have to remove off the premises.
You making the situation worse, bro.
Just take him away.
Just take him away around the corner and defuse the situation.
Let me just talk to her.
I don't wanna talk to you.
Let me just, let me just talk to her.
She's got... This is unnecessary, we don't need all this.
I just wanna sort it out, man.
-I understand. -Please, this is...
What, what is actually going on?
I haven't seen him in two days and he's been hunt,
and he only comes home now,
and he's drunk,
and he's cheating on me,
and he does this more than often,
I want him to just leave.
-Okay, do want him... -And I'm scared.
Every night, I sit here worried about him and he always does this to me.
Do you want him to leave the premises?
I want him to leave. I don't want him here.
Okay.
Would you just, just calm down, wait here, let me have a chat to him?
Let me see what's going on,
and let's see if we can resolve this situation amicably...
I don't want him here, he must just leave.
When there's alcohol involved or when you've had a couple pots,
you're not thinking 100 percent and you start, you start to...
Get this out of my face.
-Start to... -Just take him away.
-I don't want him here. -Let me just talk to him.
I don't want him here.
It's not gonna resolve the situation.
Let me just talk to you.
We just trying to calm it down.
I want you to leave.
Leave!
Let me just talk to her, please.
Let me just, let me just talk to her.
I am calm.
I'll be calm if you let me talk to her, bro.
What the... is going on here?
-You understand? -I understand, man.
-For sure, man. -Or two days after.
-Do you understand? -But I'm not fighting, I just wanna chat.
I just wanna have a chat and we can sort it out, man.
Okay, fair enough.
Yes.
I think the best, the best way forward is...
Do you have a car here,
or did you come with a friend who dropped you off or something?
Let us give you a lift back to your premises...
-...if you don't have a car. -Okay.
Calm down.
-Tomorrow morning... -Take him to jail!
Just relax!
Tomorrow morning, you can, you can give her a call,
and you guys can sort it out when everyone not been drinking,
or when everyone's just on the same wave length.
Okay.
All right.
-Dave, let me speak to the lady. -Okay.
I think we'll give the gentleman a lift from here...
...back to his apartment or back to his house.
And then tomorrow, they can sort it out amicably.
Domestic violence cases almost always include alcohol.
Once we found out what the situation was,
we always take one party away...
...to one of their relatives houses or to a friend,
where they can calm down.
Obviously, sober up a little bit,
and the next day, they can deal with their problems.
Okay, ma'am, what we've done is, we've spoken to him,
he doesn't have a car here, he got dropped off by a mate of his.
Obviously the guy, he was jolling with last night.
We gonna take him away, we're gonna give him a lift to his house,
and obviously you guys can,
you guys can deal with it tomorrow morning.
If he comes back tonight, give us a call,
-we on 24-hour call to you, guys. -Thank you.
If you feel unsafe about anything, hit your panic button...
...and we'll be here in seconds.
Thank you.
Oh, we'll,we'll ask him not to come back to the house,
to please keep his distance and we'll have a car around your house,
just to make sure he doesn't come back.
Thank you so much.
-Okay. -Yeah, that's what's going to happen.
It's bullshit.
When receiving panic alarm calls, it's always nerve-wrecking,
because you never know what you're gonna go into,
you never know if you're gonna rock up there,
and there's gonna be five gunmen waiting for you,
or there is gonna be a lady waiting with a bunch of flowers for you,
you never know.
It could of been a lot worse.
We on our way to go investigate a suspicious vehicle.
One of our clients phoned us and said they spotted the vehicle.
They've been getting out of the vehicle checking over walls,
and just generally acting suspicious.
See the vehicle standing on the right hand side there,
a white BMW.
That's the vehicle reported.
Yes, there's two, two males in the vehicle.
Let's do a U-turn and run the plates there.
Quite often, we get reports...
...that occupants of vehicles have not made any moves,
or they have not done anything,
they've just been in their vehicles observing.
We coming up towards suspect, I'm just gonna pull over here,
so it looks like we're trying to buy some grass.
I'm gonna get as close as possible so we can run the plates quickly.
Juliet Papa, Juliet Papa, come in for Zulu one.
We eventually pull in like we're gonna the SPCA here.
Juliet Papa, Juliet Papa, come in for Zulu one.
I need you to run plate Yankee, Lemis, Seara, Golf, Papa,
Yankee, Lemis, Seara, Golf, Papa.
These guys, the same team of suspects have been wanted for house robbery...
...and armed robbery in the area.
Yeah, they look suspicious,
because it's like they see what we are doing.
We are after them.
Did you manage to run those plates?
It comes out to a Silver, Golf GTI.
Okay, this is a white BMW, I'm gonna need back up,
I'm gonna pull this guy over.
Okay, we've picked up this white BMW, we've run the number plates.
The number plates do not match the car.
It comes out as a...
10-4, we just following the suspect, we following the suspect,
we try not to be raid.
We seeing if we can do this passively,
or if we're gonna have to do it aggressively.
We knew exactly where this guy was going,
so radioed through to Moolie and Trevor...
...to set up the roadblock on the other side of the dirt road.
The suspects just turned onto a sand road.
He's trying to lose us in the farm lands here.
But he's not gonna lose us.
Okay, I'm on the dirt road, I'm on the dirt road.
We at point, we at point, we at point, we at point.
When I received the call yesterday, I was a little bit far out,
and I knew if I didn't get there,
I knew Zaine was just gonna do something stupid and just dive in first.
Hands up! Hands out of your vehicle!
The one suspect, he surrendered immediately.
-Do you have any weapons on you? -No.
-Are there firearms in the vehicle? -No.
-Are you sure? -Yes.
I think just the other guy saw the open field next to him,
and he thought, "Let me just take off."
That's it!
David needs... back up.
Quickly, quickly, they need back up.
Where's your partner... off to?
I don't know.
Yeah, Tango one. Tango one for Zulu one.
Have you got a 10 on the suspect?
We knew he didn't get away,
because we didn't see him exiting at the end of the bush.
So what we did is we re-grouped...
...and we started to comb the bush for him.
This guy can be anywhere in the field,
they'll be lying still waiting for us to flush him.
You guys, let's push up, let's push open the line.
As soon as he jumped up and started to run again,
Trevor and David gave chase.
Trevor obviously fuelled by adrenaline, hit an ant man.
Well done, Dave, pick the suspect up, pick him up.
Put your feet down, what are you doing?
Put your feet down. What are you doing? Put your feet down.
There we go, search him for weapons, did you search him for weapons?
Yeah, just search him, search him.
I was very proud of David,
David didn't give up.
After he saw Trevor fall down, he knew he had Trevor's back,
so he just continued to chase,
and he was victorious at the end of the day,
he came out with this man.
Hey, Trev! Rookie error number one, bro.
Watch where you're running.
That's not a termite, man, that thing looks like a little sand heap.
Yeah, that's the same thing, I didn't see it.
And the worst part is I tore my pants.
Good that he actually fell and he hurt his hamstring,
because he would of had such a big head...
...if he took out that suspect on his first raid like that.
I'm nervous.
I was on the suspects heels, I was about to tackle him.
I think if I took another two steps, I would have got the suspect.
We had a great success today,
we managed to arrest a whiskey male and a bravo male.
The bravo male fled through the bush,
Trevor gave chase.
He didn't manage to apprehend the suspect, David came flying in.
When I went to the floor after I fell, David was there to catch the perp.
Dave, your baby. Got my back, boy.
Managed to get the suspect,
and we've had a great success,
we've got both of them in custody now,
and we're gonna take them through to the police station.
Come, come with us...
Relax, relax, man.
We've got you, we've got you, relax.
You are going nowhere.
Now let's search this vehicle.
When searching these vehicles for drugs and weapons,
criminals hide their weapons and their drugs in various places
so you really need to go through these vehicles thoroughly
because you will find drugs where you least expect it.
Get a owners name here.
There's no name in this book a lot.
There's just a Vin number, model number.
We'll have to it...
Will help us trace it back to BMW,
and they will tell us exactly who the owner of this car was.
It's a weapon.
It's weapon.
Let's take... We'll take it straight into the police station.
Lets run that serial number.
Whenever a weapon is found,
it gets handed over straight away to the SAPS.
Check if this gun has been reported stolen.
Trace these ballistics,
maybe we can trace if this gun has been used on any other robbery's.
Connects to some murders hopefully, huh?
Let us see.
So what we gonna do is we gonna have two teams.
One team is gonna flush them out.
If we find somebody there, hopefully we do,
flush them towards the other team.
We have stand offs every morning,
and that's where we discuss our operations for the day.
At these stand-offs, we discuss how we can use our response times...
...and the tools we are given to save people's lives.
From our investigation, what we found, is that the criminals were, in fact,
storing the goodies that they were stealing.
Laptops, handbags, cell phones,
they were hiding inside these tunnels...
...where they could later on retrieve theses items...
...to go and sell them.
Let's make some good arrests,
let's be safe out there, fall out.
We are on our way to a complex.
On the back of the complex is, is a highway.
Underneath those high ways are massive storm water drains.
Criminals use these storm water drains at night.
They come through the bush through the storm water drains,
and then they've got access to the back of complex's...
...where they can tamper with fences,
get through the fences and into the complexes.
A gentleman from a gated complex called us.
We went to sight to have a consultation with him,
We went out to do a sight evaluation.
Thanks, gents.
All they did is they just tore the piece out.
This fencing has its pros and has its cons.
The problem is criminals just tear it out exactly like this.
They just tear it off.
You need electric fence all the way down.
We've got a lot of activity here.
As you can see, by the way this complex has reinforced their security,
they've got clear view electric fence, bob-wired inside the complex.
What they doing is they standing on that and looking inside your complex.
Okay, so we giving them perfect steps.
You giving them stepping stones to watch you to, to...
These need to be cut off as soon as possible.
They watch how many times you patrol,
they say okay this guys gone on patrol now,
so we've got another 40 minutes or another 20 minutes...
...before he does his next patrol.
Run in, go through an open windows,
steal a laptop, out in 10 minutes,
hide the laptop in the tunnel over there,
carry on walking the cops pick them up,
they've got nothing on them, they've done nothing wrong.
They come tomorrow morning, pick up the laptop,
take it to the pawn shop.
So what they do is they go through the tunnel,
they rob the house, go through the tunnel,
leave all the stuff up there in the little nest,
and once everything's clear,
and the police have gone and stuff like that,
then they come back and they take all the valuables that they want.
The simple solution is clear 2 meters of bush...
...next to the wall,
put lighting,
make it like daylight during the night,
and these guys aren't gonna break in when its daylight outside,
so they've got a lot of work to do here.
The reason why you hide the items away once you've stolen them...
...is that when you get bust, you don't have anything on you,
so there is no way that you can be linked to the crime.
They've obviously burgled a house in the nearby area,
and they got away with that,
and they didn't know what to do with it, so they just left it in the bush.
But it's a very expensive neck brace that they've stolen from somebody.
It's very important for us...
...to walk through these areas during the day...
to stay familiar with the pipes...
...and the surrounding bush in these areas.
So that when we do chase suspects at night,
we've got a good knowledge of the terrain.
Just mind here.
This is...
This is copper wire,
so obviously, either the construction workers,
or somebody on their site there,
is stealing the copper wire, coming here to strip it.
And just taking the copper and selling it to the scrap metal dealers.
What we found is a nice hideaway inside the woods,
where these guys steal copper wire,
and they sit there in the middle of the night,
and they strip the wires down,
and then they go sell the copper for scrap metal.
Unfortunately the contractors that are losing this copper...
...are losing a lot more than the guys are making.
As you can see here, this is a massive operation,
this is big, big cable this.
This is main lines.
When they cut this cable out, it sets a whole suburb down for the night,
and then the power companies needs to send an emergency technician...
...just to come and work on the lights to get those lines up and running again,
so everyone can have electricity by the morning.
This is hours and hours and hours of work they've done here,
they've been sitting here over night,
you can even see over here they've burnt some of it.
It's quicker to burn, to burn the plastic off...
...to separate the copper from, from, from its housing.
This construction site next door is losing big ammo.
This is the amount of theft that's going on there.
You can see what they do is they sit under here,
they're sheltered, no one can see them,
they light a little fire here behind the bamboo,
they started burning the cable,
the fire keeps them warm while they're working,
as well for them its work.
This is a massive, massive issue in this area.
What criminals do is they use these tunnels...
...as escape routes,
especially that top part where Trevor climbed into,
I mean, if you don't know what you're doing at night,
you never gonna climb up there.
What criminals do,
once they've committed a crime, a break in,
they take the stolen items that they've stolen,
and they climb into these tunnels,
and they go through all the valuable stuff.
All the valuable stuff they remove,
the rest of the stuff, they throw in the river.
So what, whatever they stealing from the complexes around here,
they are hiding up here.
So what I think we should do is set up a little operation here,
where we hide someone up there and we wait for them to come.
Well, there’s only two entry points,
so if we put guys here and guys there and one guy in,
as soon as they climb back in, they gonna try jump out on either side,
and we will be waiting for them.
Me and JP discussed that a stig operation in this area...
would work very well.
We could place parts of our team in various parts of the river...
...and on top of the bridge,
so when these guys do try and escape, they escape into an ambush.
It would be a very good place to do an operation,
and I'm sure we would make a good arrest.
The day has arrived.
Time for Trevor to feel the pain that we've felt for the last 20 years.
Growing up in the house of Night Guard.
We went to paintball for two reasons.
First of all, we had to initiate Trevor.
As the new guy and also losing the suspect.
By losing the suspect, I was letting Night Guard down,
and I have to be punished for it.
No, first, we play a proper little Ba, Ba, Ba...
And then we play...
No, just so... I can't just go in there and get fifty shots.
Zaine, this one's got your name on it, boy!
You going down.
You know what? When you finished here,
you not gonna be able to talk so much...
Because you're gonna be like...
Okay, we just gonna give Trevor his first initiation shot.
Trev.
Little scared there.
It's a little terrifying, I'm not gonna lie.
In the first game, we split into two teams.
My team was myself, Moolie...
...and Dominique.
The goal was for us to shoot the hell out of Trevor,
so I would of liked to be against Trevor.
You're still gonna get shot, though.
Trevor!
I'm... coming for you! For you!
I think Zaine took it a little too serious there.
When he ran at me and started shooting at me like that,
then Moolie, my team mate, didn't back me up,
so I think Zaine took it seriously.
You know, these new guys, they're always scared of their bosses,
and I am a bit of a loose cannon, a cowboy,
so when you got me running at you, its strikes fear in your heart,
and, you know, I think that's what happened to Trevor.
For the second game, I was on my own team,
and what happens is I face everyone out.
So as soon as I shoot someone, they join my team...
...until there's no one left on the other team.
We've gotta shoot the shit out of him.
No, we're gonna shoot the shit out of him.
You, open your hand.
-You... -No, no, you...
Brother, you would...
In a... heartbeat, he would shoot the shit out of you.
I'm a lone wolf.
Just wait!
Dom, you and Dave need to get to get up, hey.
Go left.
Trev is quiet a hot-headed guy.
He'll do anything to show off in front of people,
and he is, he is a tough guy.
I mean, not many people take their shirt off...
...and get shot in their undies.
No shooting me in the hammy.
Okay.
And then everyone gets one bullet each.
Is that hamstring that you lost the suspect with?
It is indeed.
That's why I'm here.
Everybody say YMCA
Brother, you're gonna get hurt now, just... off there.
We were getting ready to do Trevor's initiation,
so everyone was, everyone was teasing him,
they were throwing paintballs at him.
It looked like it was quiet terrifying for Trevor,
and it wasn't so much the pain, it was probably the anticipation,
so I thought the best thing forward...
...would be just to shoot him quickly before he counts.
Do you wanna ride? You wanna dodge, do like that.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, oaks, oaks.
Who threw that?
That was Moolie.
Oh, come on!
Sorry, Trev.
What was that?
Who threw that one?
Trevor is slowly but surely becoming part of this team.
The initiation of paintball...
...really has nothing to do with paintball itself.
It's really all about teamwork.
It's very important that our members bond with our op team,
they need to know that we are there for them...
...and they have to be there for us.
Three...
Just... give here, put five in there.
-Only one, Zaine. -Don't shoot me, man.
Okay, so I just got initiated for missing my first suspect.
I stood in, like a 5-meter range basically,
and I let each person have one shot at me.
So about...
I think I got about five out of seven times.
So I'll show you,
I got hit on my half moon,
on my stomach,
stomach again.
I got hit on my...
That's quite a beast and then down there, so...
Oh, your...
So lesson learned.
Never fall while chasing a suspect.
Always catch the guy first time.
Thanks.
When I was younger, I lost my older brother,
so when I joined the Night Guard team,
I felt liked I had gained three, three bigger brothers.
Trev.
Welcome to the team.
-Well done, Trev. -Well done, Trev.
-All for Trev. -Now I know not to miss any suspects.
Hey...
I don't wanna miss another one...
That... bro
I'm still hurting, hey.
But I think that catty is worse than anything.
I think Night Guard is like a family.
We like a band of brothers with the same goals, objectives,
and the same ideas about life.
We look after each other, we work together,
and this is definitely a family business,
especially with our new brothers that have joined the team.
I even got a little bit of jizz there.
Back to the... range.
Okay, sweet guys, thanks for shooting me.
I know in future, I mustn’t miss any suspects,
but I know, even though you guys really wanted to hurt me today,
I know you always got my back and thanks for that.
Cheers.