Busting Corrupt Cops | Jack Reacher: Never Go Back

How long are we supposed to do this? I'm getting hungry. Just be patient. What do you think he's eating? Shut up. New gun? Yep. Ah, that's nice. Makes your hands look big. How do you like big hands? Put one of these in your face in a minute and carry on. Hey, hey, hey. Where'd he go? I don't know, maybe he went to the pizza. You're supposed to be watching him. What do you think I've got, eyes in the back of my head? How's it going? Show me. Throw it back. I don't like being followed. On the sidewalk before. And in the market. You're a little thief. You a cop? I look like a cop? Narc, maybe. You know a lot of narcs. It's the haircut. Thanks. I did it myself. So, you're looking for something weird. See ya. Are you Candace Dutton's daughter? What'd she do this time? Nothing. An old friend. Yeah? Well, she's not into doing that kind of thing anymore. That's not what I meant. If you're looking for my mom, I don't live with her. Who do you live with? You were right, Major. I am tired. But I'm not stupid. Sergeants Mirkovich and Sibeli. Two weeks ago, Major Turner dispatches them to Afghanistan on an investigation. And they file reports daily. Two days ago, they both found dead near Bagramir base. Shot at close range. The next day, Major Turner is thrown in prison. What do you know about Parasource? Parasource? Big military contractor. I don't know how they're involved in all this. But they've been following me since I got here. Whoever killed Mirkovich and Sibeli, wanted Major Turner isolated. I think they're gonna kill her too. What are you talking about? We have no idea if any of these things are connected. We need to get her out. And might I reiterate, she does not want you involved. Do it now. I'll call you tonight. People question the value of enhanced interrogation techniques. Enhanced interrogation techniques don't work. Torture, on the other hand, works very well. Attorney-client privilege goes back to the earliest days of English common law. It means that Major Turner told you in confidence a great deal about what she learned from her investigation in Afghanistan. How much did you tell Jack Reacher? We didn't talk about that. Of course you did. We talked for ten minutes. Ten minutes is a very long time, as you were about to learn. Jack Reacher? Colonel Morgan was wondering if you had a few minutes. You don't remember me, do you? Anthony Espin? Nah, he was still CO when I got here. Held back my promotion for six months. Why'd I do that? Because you were a hard-ass prick who said I jumped to conclusions. I'm sure I jumped to conclusions. Have a seat. You're under no obligation to say anything, Major. Thanks, Major. Upon leaving yesterday, did you attempt to contact Major Turner? Did you confront her attorney, Colonel Moorcroft, at Fort Dyer at 1100? You told me not to say anything. I said you didn't have to say anything. Yes. Yes, you confronted him? Yes, I understand I don't have to say anything. For the record, you did confront Colonel Moorcroft yesterday. Can you state your whereabouts last night between 0130 and 0500? Yes. Yes, what? Yes, I understand I don't have to say anything. Note for the record, the Major has an injury to his hand not present during yesterday's meeting. We're done here. At approximately 0230 this morning, Colonel Archibald Moorcroft was beaten to death. You're my attorney. Lieutenant Sullivan. How do you do? You are hereby charged with the murder of a Judge Advocate General. Where was he killed? In his apartment. Off base? Yes. This is a civilian matter. As a private citizen, the Army has no jurisdiction. Turn me over to the DC police. You're familiar with Article 10.75 of the Military Code? An officer with your security clearance remains subject to recall in event of emergency. You agreed to it when you signed your discharge. Welcome back to the Army, Major. You're under arrest.