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Now, wait, wait, wait. → 喂，等等先。
Want something? Mojito. → 想飲嘢？莫希托。
Maggie, uno mojito, \h por favor, huh? → Maggie，一個莫希托，唔該。
Hey, turn that up! → 喂，較大聲啲！
Come on! → 快啲啦！
Whoo! → 嘩！
(screaming) → （尖叫聲）
Somebody call 911! → 快啲打911！
(screaming) → （尖叫聲）
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(crackling) → （噼啪聲）
Invite-only beach party crashed by our, uh, twice-baked friend here. → 私人沙灘派對俾我哋呢位燒過兩次嘅朋友搞亂咗。
And I take it that he wasn't an invited guest, Frank. → 我估佢唔係受邀嘉賓，Frank。
No. All the guests are accounted for. → 唔係。所有嘉賓都齊人。
He's not one of them. → 佢唔係其中一個。
Do we have a host? → 有冇主人家？
We're working on that right now. → 我哋而家跟緊。
Does anyone recognize the victim? → 有冇人認得受害者？
No, and by the looks of it, we won't, uh, find an ID, either. → 冇，睇個樣，我哋都搵唔到身份證明。
Who's the young lady? → 嗰位小姐係邊個？
That's Dr. Tara Price. → 係Tara Price醫生。
It's our new M.E. → 我哋新嘅法醫。
She's a little spark plug. → 佢幾有火。
CAINE: Dr. Price. → CAINE：Price醫生。
Dr. Price. → Price醫生。
You must be Lieutenant Caine. → 你應該係Caine警長。
Nice to meet you. → 你好。
I'm glad to have you aboard. → 好開心有你加入。
Oh, you kidding me? → 喂，你玩我呀？
My first day on, I get to be at the beach with Fourth Degree Burn Guy. → 我第一日返工，就嚟沙灘睇四級燒傷佬。
Unfortunately, not so good for him. → 可惜，對佢嚟講就唔係咁好。
What do we have? → 有咩發現？
Full-thickness burn injuries. → 全層燒傷。
Causes plasma to leech through to the surface. → 導致血漿滲出表面。
But the tissue's so destroyed, there's no skin left to blister. → 但組織破壞得太勁，冇皮膚剩低起水泡。
Plasma mixes with the \h hemoglobin of the blood, causing it to appear purple. → 血漿同血紅蛋白混合，令佢呈現紫色。
It literally weeps from the skin. → 真係會從皮膚滲出嚟。
Black burns are deep, well through the subcue tissue and muscle. → 黑色燒傷係深層，穿過皮下組織同肌肉。
Down to the bone in his extremities. → 四肢直達骨頭。
Probably lost muscle control. → 可能失去肌肉控制。
Explains why he didn't make the water. → 解釋咗點解佢去唔到水邊。
His running didn't help. → 佢跑都冇用。
The rush of oxygen actually helped fuel the fire. → 氧氣湧入反而助長火勢。
Was there an accelerant? → 有冇助燃劑？
Yep. → 有。
Over his entire body. → 成個身體都係。
This guy didn't just catch fire by accident. → 呢位仁兄唔係意外燒着。
So somebody lit him on fire. → 即係有人放火燒佢。
I won't know the type of accelerant until I get a sample to Trace. → 要等到樣本送去化驗先知係咩助燃劑。
What does the position tell you? → 姿勢話俾你知啲咩？
Pugilistic pose the body contorts to after being badly burned. → 嚴重燒傷後身體扭曲成拳擊姿勢。
From the Latin, pugil, \h meaning "fights with fists." → 來自拉丁文pugil，意思係「用拳頭打交」。
A fight... to the death. → 一場打交……打到死。
♪ Yeah! ♪ Captioning sponsored by\h CBS and C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS → ♪ Yeah! ♪ 字幕由CBS同C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS贊助
♪ We don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ Don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ No, no! ♪
Excuse me, Lieutenant. → 唔好意思，警長。
Paul Sanders. → Paul Sanders。
You, uh... you wanted to talk? → 你……你想傾吓？
I understand, Mr. Sanders, that this was your party. → 我明白，Sanders先生，呢個係你嘅派對。
It was until that guy tore through here. → 係㗎，直到嗰條友衝入嚟。
Did you know the victim? → 你識唔識受害者？
Well, it was kind of difficult to get a look, with him on fire, running. → 佢成個火人咁跑，好難睇清楚。
What was the occasion? → 有咩場合？
We're in Miami. → 我哋喺邁阿密。
Do we need one? → 需要理由咩？
It was just a beach party. → 只係一個沙灘派對。
It appears, Mr. Sanders, that none of your guests attempted to help the victim. → Sanders先生，似乎你啲賓客冇人嘗試幫受害者。
Wait, guy on fire crashes my party, and we're suspects? → 喂，火人衝入我派對，我哋就變疑犯？
You are holding a source of ignition. → 你揸住點火源頭。
Yeah, well, I didn't ignite him. → 係，但我冇點佢。
He was already on fire when he came running through here. → 佢跑入嚟嗰陣已經燒緊。
Have a seat. → 坐低先。
Got another shoe print here with some residue. → 呢度仲有個鞋印，有啲殘留物。
Could be clothing. → 可能係衫。
I don't know, it's too little to tell. → 唔知，太細睇唔到。
All right, the farther we get from the body, the less physical evidence there will be to follow. → 好，離屍體越遠，跟蹤嘅實物證據就越少。
Especially now that we're running out of sand. → 尤其係我哋就快冇沙。
Here's one right here. → 呢度有一個。
(camera clicking) It's a piece of melted rubber. → （相機聲）係一塊熔咗嘅橡膠。
It's probably from the sole of his shoe. → 可能係佢鞋底嘅一部分。
It's got a shiny residue on it. → 上面有閃閃發光嘅殘留物。
The M.E. said she thought an accelerant might have been used. → 法醫話可能用咗助燃劑。
There could be traces of hydrocarbon. → 可能會有碳氫化合物嘅痕跡。
All right, we'll use the MiniRAE to detect the hydrocarbons he left behind and find his point of origin. → 好，我哋用MiniRAE檢測佢留低嘅碳氫化合物，搵返起點。
That's a great idea. → 好主意。
Picking up six parts per million. → 檢測到百萬分之六。
Through the parking lot, this way. → 穿過停車場，呢邊。
Victim's path was erratic. → 受害者嘅路線好亂。
I mean, why not take the fastest route and run a straight line? → 點解唔行最快嘅直線？
Because he was running through parked cars that are no longer here. → 因為佢要避開泊咗嘅車，但啲車而家唔喺度。
(screaming) You know, one of them might belong to our killer. → （尖叫聲）其中一架可能係兇手嘅。
I'm getting a higher reading this way. → 呢邊讀數更高。
DELKO: A sizable liquid burn pattern. → DELKO：一個大面積液體燒傷痕跡。
DUQUESNE: This is definitely our point of origin. → DUQUESNE：呢度肯定係起點。
Okay, so our victim lit up here, and then he took off running for the beach. → 好，受害者喺呢度着火，然後跑向沙灘。
He left something behind. → 佢留低咗啲嘢。
Take a look. → 睇吓。
(camera clicking) → （相機聲）
Some kind of melted fabric. → 某種熔咗嘅布料。
Some kind of clothing-- looks like he was wearing it when he went up in flames. → 似係衫——佢着火嗰陣應該着緊。
(screaming) → （尖叫聲）
No sign of an ignition source. → 冇點火源頭嘅跡象。
Killer probably took it with him. → 兇手可能帶走咗。
I'm gonna get Ryan on this, see if he gets an ID on our victim. → 我會叫Ryan跟進，睇吓佢認唔認到受害者身份。
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I take it those are the melted clothing. → 我估係熔咗嘅衫。
Yeah, think it might be part of a uniform. → 係，可能係制服嘅一部分。
And, uh... → 同埋……
guess what this used to be. → 估吓呢個原本係咩。
It is a name tag. → 係一個名牌。
Unfortunately, the name is obscured. → 可惜個名睇唔到。
The fabric has been melted to the surface. → 布料熔咗喺表面。
This piece of plastic has been damaged beyond recognition. → 呢塊膠爛到認唔到。
So how do we get to the engraving? → 咁點樣睇到刻字？
I don't know, I was thinking about scraping the fabric off of the plastic or using some sort of chemical means, but I think that will just harm the plastic more. → 唔知，我諗過刮走膠上面嘅布料，或者用化學方法，但咁會整爛塊膠。
What about the CT scanner? → CT掃描器得唔得？
No. → 唔得。
CT scanner won't read plastic. → CT掃描器讀唔到膠。
Unless we use some sort of contrasting agent that can fill the voids in the fissures. → 除非用對比劑填滿裂縫嘅空隙。
Could get to the engraving-- let's try that. → 可能睇到刻字——試吓啦。
I'm on it. → 我搞掂。
(beeps) Name tag belongs to Sam at Select Exec Valet. → （嗶聲）名牌屬於Select Exec Valet嘅Sam。
I think we just ID'd our man on fire. → 我哋應該認到個火人。
So, the party had a valet service. → 所以派對有代客泊車服務。
Is there a guy named Sam who works here? → 呢度有冇個叫Sam嘅人做嘢？
Yeah. → 有。
We believe he was killed today. → 我哋相信佢今日俾人殺咗。
No, he wasn't. → 唔係。
I'm Sam. → 我係Sam。
Sam Laughlin. Really? → Sam Laughlin。真係？
Do you have any idea why a murder victim was wearing your vest? → 你知唔知點解殺人案受害者着住你件背心？
It went missing. → 唔見咗。
Someone stole it from my stand. → 有人喺我個檔口偷咗。
Yeah, or you were wearing it, which incidentally puts you at the murder scene. → 係，或者你着住，咁你就喺案發現場。
Well, look, I heard screaming and yelling down on the beach, but I didn't even see anything. → 我聽到沙灘有尖叫聲，但我乜都冇睇到。
I'm stuck between here and the lot where I park the cars. → 我困喺呢度同泊車嘅停車場之間。
The lot around the corner? → 轉角嗰個停車場？
Yeah. → 係。
That's where our victim was killed. → 受害者就係嗰度死。
Actually, he was set on fire. → 準確嚟講，係俾人放火燒。
Well, it couldn't have been me. → 唔會係我。
I was busy parking cars. → 我忙住泊車。
You can ask any one of the guests. → 你可以問任何一個賓客。
How many other valets you got working here? → 呢度仲有幾多個代客泊車？
Just me. → 得我一個。
I'm independent. → 我係自僱。
Contracted for smaller parties. → 專做細型派對。
Well, right now you're our only suspect. → 而家你係我哋唯一疑犯。
We'll be in touch. → 我會再聯絡你。
Dr. Price? → Price醫生？
I haven't the foggiest idea where anything is down here. → 我完全唔知呢度啲嘢放喺邊。
Do you? → 你知唔知？
(chuckling): I'm afraid not. → （笑）我諗唔知。
I'm, CSI Delko. → 我係CSI Delko。
You can call me Eric. → 你可以叫我Eric。
Um, tell me, Eric. → Eric，我見到報告有三個唔同法醫嘅簽名，但得我一個喺度。
I've got signatures on reports from three different M.E.s, yet I'm the only one down here. → Alexx Woods走咗之後，人員流動有啲問題。
There's been a bit of a problem with turnover since Alexx Woods' departure. → 希望到我呢度會停。
Well, let's hope that ends with me. → 我想認到呢個人嘅身份。
Well, I was hoping to get an ID on this guy. → 有冇進展？
Any luck? → 仲未有。
Uh, don't have that yet. → 我要啲時間開工。
It's taking me a little bit to get started. → 哦！
Oh! → 但我收到化驗室嘅快速結果，關於我從屍體抹嘅助燃劑。
But I did get rush results back from Trace on the accelerant I swabbed from the body. → 我好想知係咩。
I was dying to know what we were dealing with. → 睇吓。
See what we got. → 高辛烷值汽油。
High octane gasoline. → 直接從油站泵出嚟，由頭淋到落腳。
Straight from the station pump, head to toe. → 睇吓呢個。
Take a look at this. → 如果我搵到撐開器，我會用。
I'd use a spreader if I could find one. → 三級燒傷一路落到食道。
Third degree burns extend all the way down the esophagus. → 因為吸入火焰？
From breathing in the fire? → 唔係。
No. → 助燃劑燒傷好似呢種，比近距離燒傷嚴重好多。
Accelerant burns, like this, are much more severe than proximity burns. → 佢吞咗汽油。
He swallowed gasoline. → 咁你係話？
So what are you saying? → 而家變自殺？
It's a suicide now? → 唔係，但帶出一個有趣問題。
No, but it does raise an interesting question. → 如果呢位燒焦佬仲有意識跑到沙灘……
If Crispy here were conscious enough to run all the way to the beach... → 點解佢會吞汽油？係。
Why would he swallow gasoline? Yeah. → 可能俾人逼？
Maybe he was forced? → 要等到認到屍體先知。
Well, we won't know until we can ID the body. → 我搞掂。
Got you covered. → 指紋冇用，但……
Fingerprints are a bust, but... → 幫我攞嗰個。
Grab that for me. → 好。
Sure. → 呢個做咩？
Okay, what's this for? → 拎隻牙去DNA。
Get the tooth to DNA. → 叫佢哋用尼古拉二世嗰招。
Tell them to give it the old Nicholas the Second treatment. → 認真？
Seriously? → 係，認真。
Yeah, seriously. → 叫低溫研磨。
It's called cryogenic grinding. → 去年法醫用嚟認沙皇家族遺骸。
Forensic scientists used it last year to identify the Czar's family remains. → 點解佢唔直接叫你磨牙做DNA？
Why didn't she just ask you to grind the tooth for DNA? → 可能想令你印象深刻。
Maybe she was trying to impress you. → 新法醫加分。
Score one for the new medical examiner. → 佢仲幾靚女。
And she's cute, too. → 我賭係，Romeo。
I'll bet, Romeo.
Why the cryogenics? → 點解要用低溫處理？
The extreme cold preserves the sample's composition, and then the freezer mill chills the tooth with liquid nitrogen, and then it magnetically pulverizes it into a very fine powder. → 極低溫可以保存樣本嘅成分，然後冷凍研磨機用液態氮冷卻牙齒，再用磁力將佢磨成好幼細嘅粉末。
And there it is. → 搞掂。
The perfect DNA sample. → 完美嘅DNA樣本。
Your murder victim has a name and a record. → 你單謀殺案嘅死者有晒名同案底。
Dan Granger, student at Dade University, priors for trespassing and petty theft. → Dan Granger，Dade大學嘅學生，之前有擅闖同偷竊嘅案底。
I bet I know what he was stealing. → 我估到佢偷緊乜嘢。
MAN: Three bucks a gallon. → 男人：三蚊一加侖。
That's great, man, thanks a lot. → 好嘢，多謝晒。
TRIPP: Why don't you leave that here. → TRIPP：不如你放低呢度。
Yeah, yeah, no problem. Thank you. → 係係，冇問題。唔該晒。
You, Johnny Young, Dan Granger's roommate? → 你係Johnny Young，Dan Granger嘅室友？
Yeah. → 係。
Have you seen Mr. Granger today? → 你今日見過Granger先生未？
No. He was gone before I got up. → 冇。我起身之前佢已經走咗。
You see, son, the fire damage on your truck tells me you're lying. → 細路，你架貨車嘅燒傷痕跡話畀我聽你講大話。
TRIPP: So does the gas station you got back here. → TRIPP：你返到呢度嘅油站都係咁講。
So, why don't we employ the truth? → 所以，不如我哋講真話？
Okay. → 好。
Yeah. → 係。
Dan and I siphon it from expensive cars down at the beach-- I mean, from types who can afford it anyways-- and we sell it to students who can't afford the high prices. → Dan同我喺海灘偷有錢人車嘅油——我意思係，嗰啲負擔得起嘅人——然後賣畀啲俾唔起貴油嘅學生。
And that explains how Dan swallowed gasoline, doesn't it? → 咁就解釋到點解Dan會吞咗汽油，係咪？
(gagging) You both siphoned gas, Dan died covered in it, inside and out. → （作嘔）你兩個一齊偷油，Dan死嗰陣成身都係油，內內外外都係。
Yeah, we stole a vest from the valet around the corner. → 係，我哋喺轉角嘅代客泊車偷咗件背心。
But we only hit one rig before... I heard... Dan scream. → 但我哋只係搞咗一架車就……我聽到……Dan尖叫。
Um... I saw him on fire running. → 嗯……我見到佢著住火跑。
(screaming) I-I ran to help, but he hit that party by then. → （尖叫）我走去幫手，但佢嗰陣已經撞到個派對。
I... I panicked. → 我……我嚇親。
I grabbed the gas can and took off. → 我拎起油桶就走咗。
Why didn't you call the authorities, son? → 點解唔報警，細路？
TRIPP: Maybe someone caught him. → TRIPP：可能有人捉到佢。
What kind of car was he siphoning from? → 佢偷緊邊款車嘅油？
From an Escalade. → 一架Escalade。
Black, late model, tricked out. → 黑色，新款，改裝過。
It tore out of there same time Dan took off for the beach. → 佢同Dan衝去海灘嗰陣一齊飆走。
(Dan screaming) (engine revving) (tires screeching) → （Dan尖叫）（引擎加速）（輪胎尖叫）
(tires screeching) Where is the fuel that Dan siphoned? → （輪胎尖叫）Dan偷嘅油喺邊？
We'll be confiscating the rest of the gasoline, too. → 我哋會沒收埋其餘嘅汽油。
Let's take Mr. Young in, Frank. → 帶Young先生返去，Frank。
Why? I told you everything there is to know about the gas we stole. → 點解？我已經講晒所有關於偷油嘅嘢。
Because you're not talking about the murder. → 因為你冇講到單謀殺案。
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Eric. → Eric。
Hey. The gasoline you collected from Johnny Young is high octane. → 喂。你喺Johnny Young度收集嘅汽油係高辛烷值。
Matches the gas that was poured on Dan Granger. → 同淋喺Dan Granger身上嘅油一樣。
So we have half a murder weapon. → 所以我哋有半個兇器。
Mm-hmm, the ignition source is still out there. → 嗯，點火源仲未搵到。
So is our killer, Eric. → 兇手都係，Eric。
Now, Mr. Young says he witnessed the Escalade leaving the scene. → 而家Young先生話佢見到架Escalade離開現場。
Black Escalade in Miami. → 邁阿密嘅黑色Escalade。
Yes, but if we find the station we'll find the vehicle. → 係，但如果我哋搵到油站就搵到架車。
Well, Miami's gasoline comes from the same central distribution point, individual stations, they add unique additives. → 邁阿密嘅汽油嚟自同一個中央分發點，每個油站會加獨特嘅添加劑。
Yes, performance enhancers, octane boost... → 係，性能增強劑、辛烷值提升劑……
Take a look at that, Eric. → 睇下呢個，Eric。
Toluene. → 甲苯。
Hmm. → 嗯。
I can run a search for local stations that use toluene as a gasoline additive. → 我可以搜尋本地用甲苯做汽油添加劑嘅油站。
"ARAGO fuel." → 「ARAGO燃油。」
West Miami. → 西邁阿密。
Good work, Eric. → 做得好，Eric。
Mr. Nelson, we matched the additive in your station's fuel to gasoline we found in a black Escalade. → Nelson先生，我哋將你油站嘅添加劑同喺黑色Escalade搵到嘅汽油配對咗。
The driver of which is a suspect in a homicide investigation. → 司機係一單謀殺案調查嘅疑犯。
Yeah, had a black Escalade in here yesterday. → 係，尋日有架黑色Escalade嚟過。
Towing an Airstream trailer. → 拖住一架Airstream拖車。
But he didn't buy any fuel. → 但佢冇買油。
What was he doing? → 佢做緊乜？
Looked like engine trouble. → 似係引擎有問題。
The driver was under the hood. → 司機喺車頭蓋下面。
Is your station equipped with security cameras? → 你油站有冇裝閉路電視？
No, system's out. → 冇，系統壞咗。
Did you get a look at the driver? → 你有冇見到司機個樣？
I was busy and he didn't ask me for any help, so... → 我好忙，佢又冇叫我幫手，所以……
Excuse me, Mr. Nelson. → 唔好意思，Nelson先生。
Can you come here for a sec? → 你可唔可以過嚟一陣？
These, uh... → 呢啲，嗯……
these access your subterranean fuel tanks, don't they? → 呢啲係通去地下油缸嘅，係咪？
Right. → 啱。
Fuel cap's under there. → 油蓋喺下面。
Okay, so, tell me something. → 好，咁，話畀我聽。
These marks. → 呢啲痕跡。
They look strange to you? → 你覺得奇唔奇怪？
Fuel delivery wouldn't leave those. → 運油唔會留低呢啲痕。
Looks like someone forced it open with a crowbar. → 似係有人用撬棍撬開。
(softly): Oh, come on. → （細聲）：唔係掛。
I'm down about 1,500 gallons. → 我冇咗大約1,500加侖。
That's over $7,000 retail. → 零售價超過7,000蚊。
How is that possible? → 點可能？
They stole the gasoline directly from your underground tank. → 佢哋直接由你嘅地下油缸偷油。
That trailer that you saw, it was probably equipped with its own pump and tank. → 你見到嗰架拖車，可能裝咗自己嘅泵同油缸。
WOLFE: Inside the trailer, \h the thief accesses He pries open the manhole cover \h with a crowbar, then cuts the lock, \h breaking into a fill cap. → WOLFE：喺拖車入面，賊人用撬棍撬開沙井蓋，然後剪開鎖，爆開入油口。
Once in, he snakes in his \h own hose and starts to pump. → 一入到去，佢就伸條自己嘅喉入去開始泵油。
right into his own tank \h in the trailer. → 直接泵入拖車自己嘅油缸。
That's a... pretty serious job. → 呢個……都幾大工程。
This could be organized crime. → 可能係有組織犯罪。
DUQUESNE: If that's what Dan Granger stumbled upon, it could have been what got him killed. → DUQUESNE：如果Dan Granger撞破呢件事，可能就係佢被殺嘅原因。
Yeah, but you know what doesn't make sense? → 係，但你知道有乜唔合理？
I mean, to do all this takes, like, at least 20, 30 minutes. → 我意思係，做晒呢啲嘢至少要20、30分鐘。
I mean, you didn't sense that there was anything weird going on during that time? → 你嗰段時間冇覺得有古怪？
I was busy in back with a customer. → 我喺後面忙住招呼客人。
Okay, now you're sure that you weren't being distracted? → 好，你肯定冇被分心？
I knew it was too good to be true. → 我知冇咁著數。
There was this girl. → 有個女仔。
Legs till Tuesday. → 對腳長到星期二。
I mean, she was banging, off the chain, man. → 我意思係，佢索到爆，冇得頂。
All right, we got it, she's pretty. → 得啦，我明，佢好靚。
Did you get her name? → 你知唔知佢叫咩名？
No. She tells me she's strapped for cash and willing to do anything for a free tank. → 唔知。佢話冇錢，願意做任何事換一缸免費油。
She's going to do "anything" anything? → 佢係咪會做「任何」事？
(music playing) (clears throat) Hi. → （音樂播放）（清喉嚨）嗨。
Problem with the pump? → 油泵有問題？
Mm-hmm. → 嗯。
Maybe you can help me. → 或者你可以幫我。
Well, that's pretty, uh... → 咁都幾……危險嘅行為，我估你有用保護措施。
it's risky behavior, so I'm assuming that you wore protection. → 同一個為咗免費油就肯嘅女仔？
With a girl who will give it up for a free tank of gas? → 梗係啦。
Hell, yeah. → 我哋可以喺上面拎到佢嘅DNA。
We can get her DNA off of that. → 喺女廁。
It's in the ladies' room. → 好。
Okay. → 喺女廁。
It's in the ladies' room. → 我去拎。
I'll go get it. → Rinell小姐，我哋有DNA證據證明你同嗰個男人有關係。
Ms. Rinell, we have DNA proof that you had a liaison with that man. → 喺油站嗰個。
From the gas station. → Rinell小姐，我哋知道你之前因為賣淫被捕。
Ms. Rinell, we know that you've been arrested for solicitation in the past. → 我以前係做錯過，但油站佬同我之間嘅事係合法。
I've made mistakes in the past, but what happened between the gas station guy and me was legal. → 有組織偷油就唔合法。
Organized gas theft is not legal. → 唔好意思，我唔明你講乜。
I'm sorry, I don't understand what you're saying. → 賊人今朝早喺Arago燃油站偷咗1,500加侖油。
Thieves hit the Arago Fuel station early this morning for 1,500 gallons. → 你明唔明你同Ross Nelson嘅行為令你似係共犯？
So do you understand that your conduct with Ross Nelson makes you look like an accomplice? → Rinell小姐，你係咪被派去嗰度做 distraction？
Ms. Rinell, were you sent there to be a distraction? → 我唔知你講乜。
I don't know what you mean. → 我可唔可以走？
Can I go now, please? → 好。
Okay. → 多謝你嚟，Rinell小姐。
Thanks for coming in, Ms. Rinell. → 警員會送你出去。
The officer will see you out. → 你覺得佢講真話？
You think she's telling the truth? → 佢一係講真話，一係就幫兇手隱瞞。
Well, either she is or she's covering for a killer. → Wolfe先生，我哋搵到乜？
Mr. Wolfe, what did we get? → 唔好彩，Arago燃油冇閉路電視，但呢個數碼時代我哋成日被監視，所以我查咗油站隔籬嘅銀行，佢哋借咗ATM閉路電視嘅片段畀我哋。
Well, unfortunately there were no cameras at Arago Fuels, but in this digital age, we're always being watched, so I checked with the bank that's adjacent to the station, and they lent us the footage from the security cameras at their ATM. → 請畀我睇。
Show me, please. → 因為距離問題，我哋只睇到油站嘅一部分。
Because of the distance, we're only gonna get a partial view of the fuel station. → 同埋……
And... → 就係呢度，就係Dan Granger謀殺案現場逃走嘅Escalade。
there it is, there's the Escalade that was seen fleeing Dan Granger's murder. → 佢拖住一架拖車。
It's a towing trailer. → 係，等我放大少少。
Yeah, let me zoom in a little bit. → 呢度就係佢哋收藏偷嚟嘅油。
This is where they keep the stolen fuel. → 你睇，可以見到條喉。
I you look, you can see there's the hose. → 我哋有冇見到司機個樣？
Did we get a look at the driver? → 冇，唔好彩，得咁多。
No, unfortunately, that's all we got. → 車牌呢？
What about the license plate? → 司機開走嗰陣，畀到我哋成個車牌。
Yeah, driver pulls away, gives us a full shot of the plate. → 幫我查下。
Run that for me, please. → 嗯。
Uh-huh. → 個車牌係……
That plate is... → 冇登記喺Escalade。
not registered to the Escalade. → 冇登記喺任何車。
It's not registered to any vehicle. → 係個冷牌。
That's a cold plate. → 冷牌又好咩都好，我哋仲有佢。
Cold plate or not, we still have it. → 發出全城通緝，然後聯絡我。
Send out a BOLO and contact me. → 收到。
You got it. → 調度員（對講機）：所有單位，留意一架08年黑色Escalade。
DISPATCHER (over radio): All units, be on the lookout for an '08 black Escalade. → 車牌：K、P、9、1、9、O。
License plate: king, Peter, nine, one, nine, ocean. → 小心接近。
Approach with caution. → 疑犯被視為危險。
Suspect considered dangerous. → （警笛聲）（響號）快啲，行啦。
(siren chirping) (horn honking) Come on, move it. → 快啲。
Come on. → （警笛聲，輪胎尖叫）總部，呢度係3106。
(siren wailing, tires screeching) HQ, this is 3106. → 緊急。
Priority. → 發現疑犯。
Suspect has been spotted. → 正在追捕。
Currently in pursuit. → 我哋喺第八街同Prentiss向東行。
We are headed east on Eighth and Prentiss. → 要求支援。
Requesting backup. → 收到，3106。
Copy, 3106. → 巡邏單位正在前往。
Patrol units are en route. → （引擎加速）
(engine revving) → 追捕而家高速進行。
Pursuit now high-speed. → 我哋仲喺第八街，到達……
We're still on Eighth, we're reaching... → 西南Palmer。
Southwest Palmer. → （輪胎尖叫）（響號）（輪胎尖叫）
(tires screeching) (horn honking) (tires screeching) → （爆炸）呢度係CSI Duquesne。
(explosion) This is CSI Duquesne. → 我需要消防/救援到Sumner Causeway。
I need Fire/Rescue at Sumner Causeway. → （模糊嘅警察對講機通訊）
(indistinct police radio communication) → WOLFE：喂。
WOLFE: Hey. → 呢架就係逃走嘅Escalade？
This the, uh, runaway Escalade? → 佢哋一離開我一段距離就棄車燒咗佢。
They ditched and torched it as soon as they got some distance from me. → 係咩？
Is that right? → 咁佢點走甩？
So how'd he get away? → 佢衝咗紅燈；我冇。
He made the red; I didn't. → 我差啲同一架船同一架貨車撞埋一齊。
I almost swapped paint with a boat and a truck. → 一架船。
A boat. → 認真。
Serious. → 我見到拖車勾，但見唔到拖車。
I see a trailer hitch, but I don't see any trailer. → 佢冇拖住任何嘢。
He wasn't pulling anything. → 咁即係話有架拖車裝滿偷嚟嘅油喺出面，係咪？
So that means that there is a trailer out there full of stolen fuel, huh? → 好彩消防同救援趕到喺火勢吞沒成架車之前撲熄咗。
Well, I guess, luckily, Fire and Rescue were able to put out the flames before it engulfed the entire vehicle. → 咁都合理。
Well, that makes sense. → 嗯，同我哋兇手鍾意用火嘅作案手法吻合。
Uh, it matches our murderer's fire-centric MO. → 其實唔係。
Actually, it doesn't. → 冇助燃劑，冇倒油嘅痕跡。
There's no accelerant, no pour pattern. → 我喺車尾搵到一個用過嘅信號彈。
And I found a used flare in the back.
That explains why the damage is limited to the rear here. → 咁就解釋到點解得車尾受損。
Yeah, unfortunately for us, what the flames didn't destroy, the driver did. → 係，對我哋嚟講唔好彩，火燒唔晒嘅，司機都整爛晒。
Everything has been wiped down. → 所有嘢都俾人抹乾淨晒。
Would you mind if I, uh... → 你介唔介意我，呃...
Not at all. → 唔介意。
A fresh pair of eyes is always nice. → 多對眼睇吓都係好事。
Thank you very much. → 唔該晒。
Did you check this glove box? → 你有冇check過呢個手套箱？
I collected everything from it. → 我已經收晒所有嘢出嚟。
There was a dead cell phone, some papers, trash. → 有部死咗嘅手機、啲文件、垃圾。
I bagged it-- it's ready for processing. → 我已經入咗袋—準備好做化驗。
Well, I just found a souvenir. → 哦，我啱啱發現咗件紀念品。
It's a fingernail. → 係一塊指甲。
Great, that'll work for DNA. → 正，可以用嚟驗DNA。
Hopefully, it'll help us find our mystery driver. → 希望可以幫我哋搵到個神秘司機。
Yeah, it looks like the rig that took off from the lot this morning. → 係，睇落似今朝由停車場開走嗰架車。
I couldn't tell you for sure, I was so far away. → 我唔敢肯定，我離得太遠。
Oh, I think you got a pretty good look at it, Johnny. → 哦，我覺得你睇得幾清楚㗎，Johnny。
We found your fingernail inside the Escalade. → 我哋喺架Escalade入面搵到你塊指甲。
You see, that's the, uh... the downside of siphoning gas. → 你睇，呢個就係，呃...偷汽油嘅壞處。
It's called onychosis-- it's a skin irritation. → 呢個叫甲病—係皮膚敏感。
That's why you lost your fingernail. → 所以你先甩咗塊指甲。
TRIPP: That Escalade is tied to an organized gas theft ring. → TRIPP：嗰架Escalade同一個有組織嘅偷汽油集團有關。
Now, you've already admitted to siphoning. → 你已經承認咗偷油。
Tell us that's a coincidence. → 話俾我哋聽呢個係巧合。
Dan and I had a system. → Dan同我有個系統。
I... I found the cars and popped the gas cap top. → 我...我搵到車就打開油蓋。
That's... that's all I was doing. → 就...就係咁多。
Yet we found your fingernail in the glove compartment. → 但我哋喺手套箱搵到你塊指甲。
What were you doing digging around in there? → 你喺度搵緊咩？
WOLFE: And by the way, a search warrant for your dorm room at this point... → WOLFE：順便講句，去你宿舍搜嘅搜查令...
that's a given. → 係一定會批嘅。
All right... yeah, I opened it. → 好...係，我開咗佢。
I was hoping to find some loose cash. → 我諗住搵啲散紙。
But you found something else, didn't you? → 但你搵到第啲嘢，係咪？
There was a plastic bag. → 有個膠袋。
It had a bunch of passports. → 入面有好多本護照。
Ow, damn it. → 唉，頂。
Man, she's all yours. → 老友，佢交俾你搞。
All right. → 好。
Hey, hurry up and find our next target. → 喂，快啲搵我哋下個目標。
Yeah, you got it. → 好，收到。
With all the restrictions on people coming to the States, I figured I could get a nice chunk of change for these things. → 而家咁多人限制入境美國，我諗住呢啲嘢可以賺返一筆。
I'm talking a couple grand a pop, at least. → 我講緊每本至少幾千蚊。
WOLFE: So you're, uh, siphoning gas, you're stealing passports. → WOLFE：所以你，呃，偷汽油、偷護照。
You are... (chuckles) you're becoming quite the little junior criminal, Johnny. → 你...（笑）越嚟越似個小罪犯喎，Johnny。
I never meant for anyone to get hurt. → 我從來冇諗過要整傷人。
I just, I mean, with school and gas and food, I was just trying to keep my head above water. → 我只係，我意思，又要交學費、油錢、食飯，我只係想勉強維持生活。
Well, you're gonna like jail, then... → 咁你應該會鍾意坐監...
'cause it's got a low cost of living. → 因為生活費好低。
(typing) (trilling beeps) Frank. → （打字聲）（嘟嘟聲）Frank。
Got all the passports from Johnny's dorm room. → 喺Johnny宿舍攞晒啲護照返嚟。
What do they tell us? → 有咩發現？
Running them through U.S. Immigration right now, but I can already tell you something's not right. → 而家緊係交俾美國移民局查，但我已經覺得有啲唔妥。
Why do you say that? → 點解咁講？
All the passports belong to women, all in their 20s, all from Central and South America. → 所有護照都係女人，全部廿幾歲，嚟自中南美洲。
That's not a coincidence, Frank. → 呢個唔係巧合，Frank。
How the hell does this fit in to organized gas theft? → 點解會同有組織偷汽油有關？
And why would somebody hold on to a bunch of passports, much less kill for them? → 點解有人會keep住咁多本護照，仲要為咗佢哋殺人？
Hang on. → 等等。
U.S. Immigration confirms that all the ladies are in the country. → 美國移民局確認所有女士都喺美國境內。
Yeah, not only that, they did it legally. → 係，唔止，佢哋係合法入境。
And they all applied for student visas. → 而且全部申請咗學生簽證。
Student visas. → 學生簽證。
Frank, don't you need a local address to do that? → Frank，申請簽證唔係要本地地址咩？
Uh-huh. → 嗯。
(beeping) Wouldn't you know it. → （嗶嗶聲）你睇下。
They're all the same address, Frank. Yeah. → 全部都係同一個地址，Frank。係。
Think these girls are being held out there? → 你覺得呢班女仔俾人困喺嗰度？
There's one way to find out. → 得一個方法知道。
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Windows are painted over, no sign of life. → 窗門油晒油，冇人跡。
All by design, Frank. → 全部係設計好嘅，Frank。
Take the back, please. → 請去後面。
Gentlemen. → 各位。
Miami-Dade Police! → 邁阿密-戴德警察！
Gentlemen? → 各位？
Clear! → 安全！
Clear! (clattering) Lieutenant, we got somebody back here. → 安全！（碰撞聲）督察，後面有人。
Show them, please. → 請出嚟。
Ms. Rinell. → Rinell小姐。
It's you. → 係你。
Lieutenant. → 督察。
They told us we had to go. → 佢哋話我哋要走。
He was in a hurry, so I hid. → 佢好急，所以我匿埋咗。
It's okay. → 冇事。
But why didn't you ask me for help? → 但點解唔搵我幫手？
He said if we ever told anybody about what happened, if we asked for help, he'd kill our families back home. → 佢話如果我哋同任何人講發生咩事，搵人幫手，就會殺咗我哋喺鄉下嘅屋企人。
Kill us. → 殺咗我哋。
And that's why you distracted the station owner. → 所以你之前先會引開油站老闆。
Yes. → 係。
Our handler made me lie to you before. → 我哋嘅負責人之前逼我對你講大話。
He makes us do other things. → 佢逼我哋做其他嘢。
It's okay. → 冇事。
He's gonna take care of you. → 佢會照顧你。
All right? → 明唔明？
Come on. → 嚟啦。
Dan Granger stumbled into a hornet's nest. → Dan Granger踩咗個蜂竇。
This is a full-fledged human trafficking operation. → 呢個係一個完整嘅人口販賣集團。
Frank, they coerce these ladies into coming here, and then they sell them to the highest bidder. → Frank，佢哋逼呢班女仔嚟美國，然後賣俾出價最高嘅人。
Probably move them all over the country. → 可能將佢哋運去全國各地。
That's why they're stealing gas, to keep the operation running. → 所以佢哋先偷汽油，維持運作。
We've got to find the others. → 我哋要搵返其他女仔。
Hey, Eric, do you have the evidence from the Escalade? → 喂，Eric，你有冇Escalade嘅證物？
I wanted to give it a run through DNA. → 我想拎去做DNA化驗。
Well, I was giving the MiniRAE a shot first. → 哦，我諗住先用MiniRAE測吓。
We still haven't found the source of ignition from the fire that killed Dan Granger. → 我哋仲未搵到殺死Dan Granger嘅火源。
And whatever was used should be covered in hydrocarbons. → 用嚟點火嘅嘢應該有碳氫化合物殘留。
Oh, the MiniRAE will tell us which one it is. → 哦，MiniRAE會話俾我哋知係邊種。
Yeah. Well, we find the murder weapon, might be able to track it back to the people that are still holding those girls. → 係。好，我哋搵到兇器，可能可以追蹤返去仲扣住嗰班女仔嘅人。
(rapid clicking) Got a hit on the cell phone. Really? → （快速噠噠聲）手機有反應。真係？
I've read the warnings at the gas stations about not using your cell phone, but that would be a bizarre way to start a fire. → 我睇過油站嘅警告，話唔好用電話，但用呢個方法起火都幾離奇。
Hold on a second. → 等等。
This wasn't being used to make any phone calls. → 呢部機唔係用嚟打電話。
This was tampered with. → 俾人改裝過。
(electrical sizzle) Someone rigged this to be a stun gun. → （電流嘶嘶聲）有人將佢改裝成電槍。
It's got a xenon flash, requires a pretty powerful charge. → 有氙氣閃光燈，需要好大嘅電量。
Switched a few wires around the capacitor, drilled a couple of holes, it wouldn't be hard to do. → 改幾條電線駁落電容，鑽幾個窿，唔難做。
It's got a 300-volt punch. → 有300伏特嘅電壓。
That's enough spark to ignite a gasoline vapor. → 夠火花點燃汽油蒸氣。
We're looking at our murder weapon. → 呢個就係我哋嘅兇器。
I'm gonna print this. → 我會拎去印指紋。
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Calleigh, I just got a hit off of the rigged cell phone from the Escalade. → Calleigh，我啱啱喺Escalade部改裝手機搵到線索。
It's Sam Laughlin, the valet parker. → 係Sam Laughlin，個代客泊車嘅。
We found this custom trailer at your place. → 我哋喺你度搵到呢架訂製拖車。
It's being taken apart as we speak. → 而家正拆緊。
We know that you killed Dan Granger in order to protect your gas theft organization. → 我哋知道你為咗保護你嘅偷汽油集團而殺咗Dan Granger。
I was stealing fuel from stations. → 我係偷油站嘅油。
But I didn't murder that kid. → 但我冇殺嗰個細路。
We found the cell phone that you converted into a stun gun, and we know that's what started the fire that killed Dan. → 我哋搵到你改裝成電槍嘅手機，知道就係佢引發火災殺死Dan。
I caught the kid stealing gas from me. → 我撞到個細路偷我嘅油。
It was an accident. → 係意外。
I just wanted to teach him a lesson. → 我只係想教訓吓佢。
What are you doing? Oh! → 你做咩？喂！
Uh, nothing! → 呃，冇嘢！
Nice vest. → 件背心幾靚喎。
What, are you stealing gas from my ride? → 做咩，你偷我車嘅油？
Just because you park 'em don't mean you own 'em. → 你泊車唔代表架車係你㗎。
I caught you stealing gas. → 我捉到你偷油。
I'm sorry. You can have it back. → 對唔住。你拎返啦。
No one steals from me, kid. → 冇人可以偷我嘢，細路。
Ow! → 喂！
(groans) What else did you take from me? Nothing! I swear! → （呻吟聲）你仲偷咗我咩？冇呀！我發誓！
You were in my Escalade! What did you take?! → 你入過我架Escalade！你偷咗咩？！
I swear I didn't take anything! → 我發誓我冇偷嘢！
Stop it, please! → 停手，唔該！
I had no idea he'd ignite. → 我唔知佢會著火。
(electrical sizzling, screaming) (screaming) You also think that he stole passports out of your glove box, and he was gonna expose your human trafficking ring. → （電流嘶嘶聲，尖叫聲）（尖叫聲）你仲以為佢偷咗你手套箱啲護照，會踢爆你嘅人口販賣集團。
Human trafficking? → 人口販賣？
I steal gas. → 我只係偷油。
That's it. → 冇其他。
We have Andrea Rinell. → 我哋有Andrea Rinell。
I don't know any Andrea Rinell. → 我唔識咩Andrea Rinell。
Let me refresh your memory. → 等我幫你回憶吓。
She's the young girl that you used to distract the gas station attendant while you were siphoning fuel from their underground tanks. → 佢就係你用嚟引開油站職員，等你偷地下油缸啲油嗰個女仔。
Does that sound familiar? → 有冇印象？
(car door closes) → （車門關上）
(clears throat) Hi. → （清喉嚨）嗨。
NELSON: Hi. → NELSON：嗨。
Problem with the pump? → 油泵有問題？
Mm-hmm. → 嗯。
ANDREA: Maybe you can help me. → ANDREA：或者你可以幫我。
I was told that the attendant would be distracted so that I could access the fuel. → 有人話我知個職員會俾人引開，等我偷到油。
But I didn't know who'd be doing it. → 但我唔知邊個做。
She's one of many. → 佢只係其中一個。
The Escalade and the trailer aren't even mine. → 架Escalade同拖車都唔係我嘅。
I was hired. → 我係俾人請嘅。
I steal it, I deliver it. → 我偷車，送貨。
I didn't know what the gas was being used for. → 我唔知啲油用嚟做咩。
Okay. → 好。
Who does the Escalade belong to? → 架Escalade係邊個嘅？
I'm not ratting anybody out. → 我唔會篤人出嚟。
These guys have a long reach. → 呢班人勢力好大。
And even if they don't come after me in prison, I'm not going in with that label on my back. → 就算佢哋唔喺監獄搞我，我都唔想背住個標籤入去。
Then you'll go in with the label of murderer. → 咁你就會背住殺人犯嘅標籤入去。
(camera shutter clicking) → （相機快門聲）
Mr. Wolfe? → Wolfe先生？
So far, so clean. → 暫時好乾淨。
Mr. Wolfe, Sam Laughlin has copped to the murder, but is unwilling to give up his stolen fuel connection. → Wolfe先生，Sam Laughlin認咗謀殺，但唔肯供出佢嘅偷油網絡。
This trailer is our only link. → 呢架拖車係我哋唯一線索。
I just don't get it. → 我唔明。
Why go through all the trouble of rigging something like this? → 點解要咁麻煩改裝呢啲嘢？
Think how expensive it is to transport these women across country. → 諗吓運呢班女人跨國有幾貴。
Yeah, I guess it makes sense. → 係，我估都有道理。
You steal a thousand gallons of gasoline every other day, you're saving over, uh... → 你隔日偷一千加侖汽油，每個月可以慳返，呃...
Over 60 grand a month. Wait a minute. → 超過六萬蚊。等等。
The Escalade had cold plates. → 架Escalade有冷凍車牌。
These could be the real ones. Let's run it. → 呢啲可能係真嘅。查吓。
(computer trilling) (beeps) (computer trilling) The plates are registered to Paul Sanders. Paul Sanders. → （電腦聲）（嗶嗶聲）（電腦聲）車牌登記喺Paul Sanders名下。Paul Sanders。
The host of the party. → 派對嘅主人家。
It says here he's got a shipping business. → 呢度話佢有間運輸公司。
Yes, Mr. Wolfe, to transport women. → 係，Wolfe先生，用嚟運女人。
Thank you. → 唔該。
Okay, let's go. → 好，我哋出發。
Rapido. Out of there. → 快啲。出去。
Where are you taking us? → 你帶我哋去邊？
What does it matter? → 有咩分別？
Let's go! → 行啦！
Muevalo! \h No! → 快啲郁！唔好！
Which one? → 邊個？
Huh? Who said that? → 吓？邊個講嘢？
Who?! → 邊個？！
CAINE: I said it. → CAINE：我講嘅。
CAINE: Ladies. → CAINE：兩位女士。
Get down on the ground. → 即刻趴低。
Put your hands on your head. → 雙手放喺頭上面。
I'm not gonna say it again. → 我唔會講第二次。
I give these women an opportunity they might never get. → 我俾呢班女人一個佢哋可能永遠都冇嘅機會。
I pay for them to come into this country legally. → 我出錢合法帶佢哋嚟呢個國家。
What, you think their lives would be better off where they're from, huh? → 點呀，你覺得佢哋喺自己鄉下會過得更好咩？
They owe me! → 佢哋欠我！
Now you owe them. → 而家你欠佢哋。
They come here willingly for their own piece of the American dream. → 佢哋自願嚟呢度追尋自己嘅美國夢。
And you provided them with a nightmare. → 而你俾佢哋嘅係一個噩夢。
Get him on his feet. → 扶佢起身。
What's going to happen to me? → 我會點樣？
You are gonna get what you deserve. → 你會得到應得嘅下場。
Take him. → 帶佢走。
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