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What's it supposed to be?

A bag or a lady?

presence pilot program, i .e. a
federally funded storefront on Van

This storefront will operate as a kind
of mini precinct. Federal government

wants to find out if high profile police
presence will ameliorate relations

between police and locale.

Will having police on the block make
people feel safer? I think we could

that. Yeah.

Officers Bates and Coffey will be in
charge.

Item 14.

Officer Joe Farantelli of Polk Avenue
died at four this morning, 37 hours

he and his partner Tom Laws were shot
while their unit was stopped at a signal

light. As you know, Tom Laws died
instantly.

That's two fellow cops dead, ambushed
mercilessly, apparently at random. I

have to tell you how extra careful you
should be with a cop killer at large.

Okay, let's roll.

Sorry, he's going to be back tomorrow.

Besides, he's in for a checkup. My
guess, he'll be back tomorrow.

So maybe they should just postpone the
whole storefront thing. I mean, until we

get the shooter. We've still got to be
calm.

Man, it's going to take a week just to
read what they want us to do.

We might as well just barricade the door
with us. That'd be no fair to tell

them. We'll take some manifest, some
kind of political statement. No way I'm

knowing right now.

Hello there, Angel Face. Look, I got it
right here. 1 ,600 beans.

Now, I want you to bid slow, minimum
jumps, preferably in your softball

Hey, what's that?

Do you remember that 500cc Norton we
found abandoned under that bridge last

of July?

Yeah. Well, today is the police auction.

That's why you went around tearing down
all those posters. Did he tell you that

one? Tell me. I was his lookout.

It's only $1 ,600 to buy a $4 ,000
custom -brewed machine. One has to cover

one's head.

surplus store corner People's Drive.

Next Thursday?

Would you live with rats until next
Thursday?

Sir, you insult this precinct.

What? What is your name?

What? Lieutenant, take a look at this.

VibraPet. Eliminate rats without poison
or crap.

Sound vibration removes rodents quickly
and permanently.

Money -back guarantee.

Exterminate rats with sound?

Leo Sport, how's your cash and medical
plan for us? Second, Lieutenant.

I'll, uh, just a handful of those 137
yellows ought to do it. Hey, Howard, Leo

says we could exterminate our rats with
sound vibrations.

Reimbursement for psychiatric or other
mental health care professional.

Thank you.

That's a strange and largely unexplained
phenomenon, amigo. It seems that your

basic European brown rat is super
sensitive to certain ultrasonic

The nervous system cuts out and the
little fellas just roll off and

Can we move up with me at the house an
hour?

Uh, sure.

I guess.

Is it a problem?

Well, I have to call Fenner.

Maybe we should look at it tomorrow. No,
no, no. I want to see it, don't you?

Sure. Well, I'll have a name for it
centered.

Great, thanks.

I've got an appointment with... Hi,
Erwin.

Sorry. Bye.

Watch this arrive. It's up in the
warmer.

You're really lousy!

You know what I'm going to take to
persuade you?

You hold up partner on fire and blow it
up.

Oh, no!

Wait! What? Wait! What?

Who?

Mick! Phone call!

Hey! Get up! Get up! Get up! Get up! Get
up! Get up! Get up!

Hi, Ma.

I'm fine, just on my way out. How are
you?

In what sense, second source?

Ma, I asked you last night, didn't I?
And you told me it had no sentimental...

So what's the problem?

No way, Ma.

Because you could never put on that much
weight, Aunt Sophie's much broader

through the chest, which is a curse as
you grow older. I know. The point is...

Ma.

Ma.

Leo. Ma, enough now.

Leo, get him out of here. I asked you
where I could find an outfit, and you

volunteered one of Aunt Sophie's, rest
her soul.

I can't. I'm in it.

No, I'm using it.

No, I am keeping it on.

I look fine.

I'll talk to you later.

I will talk to you later.

Neil!

I love you, too.

Bye.

Every dirty finger points to the Special
Vice Information Unit.

That's Lieutenant Marino, Sergeant Fox,
Sergeant Goldblum.

Henry?

Henry's Goldblum, not Blum.

What about Jerry Fuchs?

Marino reports to Fuchs. Nothing so far.
We've got the tentative link, the bar

shack, and high A .D. down with the
several vice guards, but the real

seem to be those three.

Everything's still inferential, but
we're statistically cheap.

Your bookie Seltzer hints at corruption.
He ends up with five bullets in his

skull. We don't have a witness.

And Judge Cole dead ends.

Suicide's like that.

The man was a coward. He had his chance
to hell with him.

Keep a secret, gents.

Our mayor -elect visited the governor
last week and proposed a new anti

-corruption commission.

Sandler went nuts about the idea, wants
it in place in two weeks. And you want

us in there preemptively? Damn right.

Dirt's in Cleveland's old precinct, and
he's angling to come out like the White

Knight. Pardon the expression.

Give me some options.

Marino and his partners have their meals
and spend some time at the showroom

lounge over on Clifford.

About a week ago, the owner, Eddie
Bobbin, got popped with a 13 -year -old

We could try to turn him, send some bugs
in.

Downside is that Bobbin's got a mouth.

In which case, we'd lose Marino.

But we'd still be seen as fighters
actively battling the cancer.

No disrespect intended, Chief, but Erwin
and I have had no home life for six

weeks. We're looking for more than just
public relations here.

No one wants to be rid of systemic
corruption more than I do, Frank.

Do you doubt it?

Basically, I don't. Good.

Your plan's a go.

I've spoken with the DA, Erwin. He's in
step with whatever we decide.

Let's move today.

Who needs some equipment?

Call me with your shopping list.

Frank, the day you walked into Ben
Seltzer's bookie joint to buy gum, the

were looking out for us.

I thought Goldbloom was one of yours,
Frank.

That's Goldbloom.

Ah.

aggressively antisocial crimes by
forbearance vis -a -vis behaviors that

technically illegal yet acceptable as
part of the local ecology. In other

don't bust anybody for pot, right?

That's all that stuff is saying.

You know, this thing is costing, what,
$1 ,200 a day?

Why don't they just take the money and
give it to us and put it in our pockets?

Yeah.

Okay. Your stolen bicycle was red?

Uh -huh.

And how much was it worth?

Fifty dollars.

Mama saved it up for me.

Look, we'll try to find it for you,
okay?

I hope so.

It was a Christmas present for my mom.

a dipstick rag?

No,

but I just found a truss.

Can't get good cheese anymore.

Huh? You ask for American, they give you
cheddar.

What are you, a Martian?

Oh, why?

You got noises coming out of you.

Ooh, that's right. I am a Martian. My
last husband was a Martian.

It's none of people's business anyway.

Earth to Elvira.

Y 'all let us know when you want me to
beam you up, old scout.

Andy, you and Daryl Ann want to join us
for a late flick?

I'd love to, Robert, but contingent on a
serious Norton Green machine in my

conceivable future tonight.

Right.

You know, Andy, you're a lucky man.

That Daryl Ann is one fine, straight
-ahead woman.

You call my Tennessee buttercup simple,
Robert?

No, not at all.

I was just thinking about how much Marty
confuses me.

That woman turns on and off faster than
a yellow light. Any creature that

gorgeous has a right to a few
eccentricities, my friend.

Shots fired.

67th and Monroe.

Officers down. Repeat. Mick, we got some
cops down at the fair. We're coming to

get you.

2202 responding.

You got that, Mick? We're coming to get
you.

That's dead.

Fly gun, O 'Connell.

So if I'm a little nervous, you'll
understand.

There's a lot more than money invested
here. Oh, I think it shows, Lou, in the

detail work and the way you picked it
up.

Dorothy and I did it for each other,
really.

Before she died, we were talking about
remodeling the kitchen. Oh, no, no, no.

What's there is good enough for now. I
love the backyard. I like the

neighborhood. It really has a good
feeling about it. And figure -wise?

I think it's in the ballpark, don't you?

I think we need to talk about it.

Oh, Frank, you're my best salesman.

I was hoping you'd get a sense of it.

Here, or here they can take a message.

Like I said, I close on a place in
Florida next week.

We'll call you by this afternoon.

I'd appreciate it.

I'd better lock up and back. Mrs.
Frillo.

Thanks, Lou.

It's almost everything we want.

It's also the first house we've looked
at.

Well, I know it's within our means.

I don't even think it's special.

I think so, too, Frank. I just don't
think we should brush into anything.

We'll talk about it later, okay?

Okay.

I don't understand you guys.

So they're making a few buys in here.
They're undercover cops. They're

to make buys. I mean, they make buys
from a dealer, and then you pop

right? Hey, Eddie, come on, huh? Don't
insult our intelligence.

These are dirty cops doing dirty deals
on your premises, and there's no way you

don't know about it. Get out of here.

These guys, these guys are the most
elite guys in the whole department.

Dan, Marino, Goldblum, and Fox.

Come on, guys.

Corner booth.

Corner booth.

If I tell them about this, he's going to
be very happy. Good reason for not

telling them, Eddie.

Great reason for not taking minors to
Hotel Martel's, Eddie.

She's my niece.

In that case, they probably wouldn't
take your liquor license.

Hey, look, Eddie, he's not going to
press unless you give him a reason,

Grandpa, crisp bacon, O .J.

Uh, prune danish and cup of coffee.

Yeah, uh, let me have, uh, half a
grapefruit and a bowl of, uh, uh, a bowl

hot stuff and a bowl of wheat, yeah.

You know how gorgeous you look today?

Oh.

I'm reading a newspaper.

See the grapefruit that stands for
heroin?

And the bowl of cream wheat?

That's the bag to put the payoff in.
Shut up,

Eddie.

Who was it, Frank? It's like in a corner
of South Fern. That's got a deer rifle.

It's like you've been seen one out
there.

Get in touch with Division. Find out
which piece of it they want us to take

of. Right away, Frank.

Frank, talk to you in a second.

You want to go up?

Let's go to my office.

Light up something.

Like the one.

Tell you what, makes you hesitate
putting on a uniform.

So what are you hiding up there, the
alchemist's home?

I think you know we're in the middle of
an operation, Henry.

I know what I've heard.

I've heard inklings. The captain hasn't
exactly been too forthcoming.

Want to tell me what's on your mind?

I understand you have something in vice
that seems pretty big.

The truth is I feel left out.

Well, I shouldn't even be saying this
much, but that's an ad hoc operation up

there. It's essentially outside the
precinct. Erwin Bernstein was afraid his

office might be compromised, so we
improvised a secure place for him to

guess this isn't the only thing I've
been feeling left out of. Why don't you

tell me chapter and verse?

I could, Frank.

And I'm pretty sure you'd have a
rational explanation for every instance.

It's my perception that since there's
been a change in my personal situation,

there's been a change in our
professional relationship.

Meaning? Meaning since I've been with
Faye.

There, we said it.

Well, I have to tell you, I've known
about that for six weeks.

We've made no effort to conceal it.

And I haven't done anything I'm aware
of. You're not being aware of it doesn't

mean it hasn't happened.

Look at it, Frank.

You kept me away from the Ben Seltzer
homicide.

Cayetano's chief liaison on the cop
killings. You've locked me out.

If that's true, Henry, it was against my
best intentions.

Frank, are we going to keep tap dancing
here or are we going to work this out?

What do you want?

I want you to stop beating me up because
I've got a relationship with your ex

-wife. I want to do my job.

You can't run the precinct alone.

All right.

You've certainly given me plenty to
think about.

That's all I was trying to do.

Why don't you coordinate with Ray on the
shootings?

All right.

Come on, everybody.

We still got work to do.

Anything we can do on this, Lieutenant?

I'll let you know.

Pretty confusing, but not as much as you
said. I had to race twice to get around

this guy, but I got it. How much?

$925.

Well, I must have done something right
in this lifetime.

Congratulations, cowboy.

And it's the safest model they make,
too. That's what the man told me. Was it

blue, Daryl Ann?

Uh -huh.

Lacquered midnight blue.

Oh, it seemed more like a powder blue or
a puffin blue. You bought a small

motorcycle, Daryl Ann.

What? Lot 259, chopped, 59, lacquered,
Norton, midnight blue, special. You

bought a lot.

239. Shoot. I sent you out to buy the
best motorcycle in the history of

civilization. You come back with some
parrot blue diesel -fued Japanese

booksweeter.

Well, I guess I got the three and the
five mixed up.

Yeah, I guess you did.

I'll go back, okay?

I'll go back and I'll make it okay.

Stuart Casey, I write for the Times
Tribune. I was wondering if I could just

talk to you guys about these cops.

No, you may not.

Not at this time, but... Can I help you?

Yeah, I hope you can.

Howard?

Oh, Judas, I'm sorry, Frank. I never
would have discharged my weapon in the

station, but that little bugger got me
with my flanks exposed.

Nice shot.

Excuse me.

Mr. Orsini.

Mr. Robbins.

Uh, Sonny, please.

Hey, Sonny.

Sit down.

So, did you find the place okay?

Yeah, fine, sure.

What do you have?

Rum and coke. Yeah, rum and coke and
give me another one, please.

So, Sonny, I'm hearing some very
reputable things about you.

I think we can make this thing work out
well.

He's by the bookbay.

Yeah, it's early.

Thanks for it.

Currently,

I was looking for maybe one or two
figures we discussed.

Yeah, well, that's manageable.

Absolutely.

And if everything shakes out to
everybody's satisfaction, maybe we can

together on a regular basis.

That'd be good.

I'll tell you what.

You can back here, Bob.

past three. You meet my associates,
you'll bring a little something, and

do some business.

All right, then.

All right.

Hey, here's your drink.

Hey, this guy's a real charmer.

He's scum.

Unbelievable, the stuff people throw
away. Look at this chair.

Lance.

I don't know, it's a perfectly good
lamp.

Walk back here to me.

Let's go.

You see this? You see this? Yes. We got
him. Leave me from behind.

Oh, Frank, we have positive ballistics.
At 30 -06, the same weapon was used in

both shootings.

Ammunition cells? We're running a check.

Press hard, Ray. Good work.

Frank, I heard about the two we lost.

God makes me wish I was back on the
roster. Yeah, we could use you up here,

It's been a nightmare.

Well, I wanted to talk to you about the
house.

Oh, listen, Joyce and I haven't had a
minute to... Good, good, because I had a

brainstorm. I want to do something
special for you two.

I'm going to knock the price down $3
,000.

Oh, Lou, are you sure you... Frank, I
got to tell you this.

I was really impressed with you two.

I want to try and make this work.

Tell you what.

We're meeting for dinner at 10 Cannons
on West 5th. I'll try to get it at a

hour early.

Nice. I'll go there myself sometime.
He's the exterminator? Hi.

Monty Ma, vibrapest.

Exterminate is an ugly word. Personally,
I prefer rodent audio services

specialist. He's going to do it in a
tuxedo?

Well, you know, I tried a Turk Wars
three -piece once.

Looked sensational.

Only it didn't work as well as the
monkey suit.

It's an accordion. Yep, take a look at
that. Mother of pearl graining, huh?

Switch the limit.

1907.

You won't find one like it this side of
St. Paul.

What are you going to do with it?

Well, I would like to start... Start
with the beer barrel poker, and then

of vamp right into the teddy bear's
picnic.

Your rat said you will kill rats with
sound.

Yeah, it doesn't say kill.

Yeah, it says remove.

Mr. Marr, you actually expect the rats
to follow you out of the building? All

your money back. Oh, this is crazy.

Well, first you gotta tell me how far I
can take them. Now, I can take them ten

blocks if you want, but that's gonna
cost you more.

Oh, no, no. Well, whatever's the usual.

Well, the usual is four blocks.

Okay, rats.

in the hospital.

Anything on the cop killer? We have no
leads, good or bad. Hook me on up,

Lieutenant. I want to work on it. All
right, Nick.

Welfare checks come tomorrow.

I want a new mailbox with a lock that
works on it today.

Hey, a new mailbox is 25 bucks. Yeah,
and if they take you to court, it's

to cost you plenty more.

All right? Hey, I'm going to come by and
check it out.

and referred me here at your precinct.

Okay, if I ask a few questions?

Sure.

Great. Listen, if you don't mind, I'd
like to record this.

Hey, wait.

What kind of questions?

Somebody's killing cops.

Yeah, that's right. So you got to write
about it?

Yeah. Look, pal, the last thing we need
is you telling us how tough it is, okay?

It's bad enough.

Oh, wait.

You suppose this guy reads the papers?

Yeah, and I bet he picks up the phone
when it rings, too. So?

Well, maybe he should read about some
cops with faces on them, huh?

I mean, maybe he should know he's just
not shooting badges.

Mr. Rutledge, we would like to see your
son.

Why?

What do you want?

Leave him alone.

You hit your boy, Mr. Rutledge? He do
something bad, I punish him. That's the

parent's right.

Yeah, well, why is he in bed?

Look, he gets sick a lot.

He can't hear. He's deaf.

Ma 'am, are you the boy's mother?

Ma 'am?

He was sick this morning.

You ain't got no right.

This is my kid. That's my kid. Hey, you
back off. I'm not going to tell you

again.

With what?

You can't make much of a case without
evidence of injury.

So then what are we doing here? What are
we talking about? We can make a case.

We'll be back.

Hey, how are we coming with the
ammunition check? There have been a lot

purchases, Frank. It will take a while
to sort them out.

I'm not optimistic.

Coordinate with division.

Keep me posted.

Sorry, Mr. Marlowe, I can't pay this.

Why? Well, your music was nice.

It was top -notch, really.

But to tell you the truth, I didn't see
a single rat follow you out.

Well, you tell me where they are, then.
Have you seen one rat since I started

playing? Nick, have you seen any rats
around the building for the last couple

hours? Nope. I really enjoyed your
music. Oh, yeah, thanks.

So you think it's funny, huh? Guy
playing the accordion for rats.

It's a talent. Oh, I see. It's a talent.

Let me tell you a little story.

It's about this kid who used to stay in
his room all hours listening to Lawrence

Welk on his hi -fi, playing Dick Contino
riffs till his fingers bled.

Then one day he gets invited to play at
church social. Well, this kid, he's so

thrilled. It's his big chance.

The social is held down in an old
building by the river, so the kid starts

playing it.

He's good.

He's playing the camp town races.

All of a sudden, everybody starts
screaming.

There are rats all over the place.

Pretty soon there's nobody left but the
kid.

The kids.

The rats.

It's a curse.

The kid is cursed.

All he ever wanted to do was to make
music.

Wait a minute.

I'm going to write that about you.

But you have to take it over to the
municipal building.

Mr. Bernstein.

Hi. Mr. Nichols, what brings you to the
slums?

Must be some attraction here. Rumor has
it that you practically moved in.

Who said that?

Oh, just my grapevine.

Hi, Marty.

Sorry. I called. You're already gone.
Oh, what's up?

Cop killings. I'm going to do another
half shift.

No problem. I understand.

Hi, Daryl. Well... You tried, Andy.

All sales are final.

What about my Norton?

Somebody bought it. How much?

$1 ,400.

$1 ,400.

I'm sorry.

I never felt so bad in my life.

I'm so

dumb sometimes.

Daryl Ann, it's not like it's the end of
the world or anything.

$175. That's all I got except for $10 I
had to leave in so they wouldn't close

my account.

Plus, I can give you $25 a week and more
when I get overtime.

Daryl Ann.

Plus, I'll put an ad in the paper for
the bike. It should sell real fast.

I wrote it around.

It rides like a dream.

Keep it.

What?

I want you to have it.

It'll take me forever to pay you back.

It doesn't matter either.

But why?

It's only money.

Mine's too short, darling.

I care about you too much.

Sandy, I gotta do something to square it
with you.

Uh, well, I'll tell you what.

Tomorrow night, you take me out for a
great big dinner.

And then we'll call it even, okay?

I heard your child, Mrs. Rutledge.

Let the boy go.

Better he dies with me than with him.

Your husband will never know where he
is.

He's placed in a special school where
they can help him. He'll be safe.

It's too late.

You're wrong.

Look at me, Mrs. Rutledge.

Look at me.

I promise.

You're just saying it. I swear to God, I
will make it.

Please, Mrs. Rutledge, let your son
live.

Now you, Mr. Bradley.

Come on, give me a hand.

Now, baby, it's all I had.

Is she coming down?

Oh, she is.

I know this isn't kosher, Henry, but I'd
like to have a try at talking to her.

I know you're very tired.

I guess I just... I just want to say one
thing, and that is that... Well, the

world is full of stories of people that
were rescued at the last minute.

People trapped in burning buildings,
lost in the forest.

I don't mean to sound flippant, it's
just that... I know what kind of hell

you're going through.

You know, most people have a
misconception about suicide. They think

out of anger or bitterness. It isn't
that way at all. It's fear.

It's like clinging to a piece of wood in
a flood and your arms are aching.

I guess what I'm trying to say is that I
tried to kill myself once, too.

And I was rescued at the last minute by
a friend.

And now life is very precious to me.

I'm here to save you, ma 'am. I'm here
to pull you in out of the flood.

Please, let me be your friend.

Two guys in behind him.

Goldblum and Fox.

No Marino?

Uh -uh.

No Marino.

Hey, Mr. Orsini.

Are those friends of Mr. Robinson?

Yeah, as a matter of fact.

You got something for us?

Possibility.

We're real busy, Mr. O. We'd like to
take a quick look, if that's okay.

Well, uh, I like to keep my friends
happy.

I'm stepping in my office.

Okay.

Hey.

Hit it for the job.

Hey, hey,

it's a mistake, sonny. Come on. What do
you think I am?

Some kind of slob here. You know, this
is not a takedown. This is not a

takedown. Easy.

Easy, easy, easy. I'm not going for my
piece. I'm going for my badge.

For my badge, okay?

No problem. How is that supposed to make
me feel better?

Huh?

Stop!

Hold it!

They're supposed to be staffed by the
turkeys.

You back him up? No way.

What are you going to do, Sonny? Are you
going to shoot a couple of cops in a

public bathroom?

There's no way. You're the one shooting
cops?

Come on, you're smarter than that. You
guys are setting me up.

What, am I supposed to be grateful?

Play the wire!

There's no wire. There's no wire.

Sonny, this is not what you think. You
got the wrong idea. Hear it out. Come

You got some brains. You're smarter than
that.

All right.

What?

What?

Senator! All right. Senator! Okay.

We don't want a mistake. Nobody wants a
mistake here.

This is not a bust.

Put the piece away.

Wait a minute. The other guy, Dave, he's
a cop too, right? Right.

We're partners. We can all be partners.
That's really where we're going with

this. Oh, yeah?

What are you going to do for me,
partner? Can we lose the hardware,

we talk without that? Yeah, lose the
hardware.

Okay, you're showing some talent, honey.

Yeah, just talk.

The badge is back. We'll have a
discussion.

we do for you? I will tell you what we
do for you. We are your partners, scum

face. Twelve grand a week.

Every week. And the first installment is
tonight.

You got that?

And I'm going to tell you what your
incentive is. Your incentive is that we

don't kill you. We let you live.

And every week we're going to vote on
it. You got that?

In English.

Two more popsicles headed for the deep
freeze.

about Marino.

Patience, Neil.

Five bucks says he's calling the shots.

Sorry if I'm disturbing you, Frank, but
I was on my way back from Government

Center and there's something I feel we
ought to talk about. What?

When was the last time you saw Frank
Jr.?

I just took him to

the zoo. That was two weeks ago.

And since then you haven't even called
him.

You know, he left two messages on your
machine, which you never returned.

He thinks you're mad at him about
something. Did you tell him I've been

Well, I would have if I thought that was
the problem.

Look, I have cop killings to deal with
here. I mean, we lost two more men just

today. With all due respect, Frank, it's
about Henry, isn't it? I mean, he told

me you two had a discussion this
morning. Frank.

Frank, you have been treating me like
I'm typhoid Mary ever since Henry and I

got together.

And your son's getting caught in the
fallout.

You're right. I just think... Sorry.
I'll

do better.

Whether you learn to accept Henry and me
is one thing.

But don't punish your son.

I'll phone him tonight. Promise.

You know, Frank, it wasn't easy for me,
your marriage and everything.

But I knew you were happy.

So I worked very hard at being happy for
you.

I know that.

I guess all I'm asking is, can you do
the same for me?

Yeah, I can.

I will.

Give me a little more time, okay?

Okay.

Everything okay?

Everything's clearer.

Am I going to see you tonight?

I'll be late.

I'll wait.

Howard, hell of a job out there today.

Thank you, Henry.

I'm not sure what kind of a life I may
have saved a woman for, given her social

economic groupings.

Still in all that, I guess that's not
for us to say.

That was the reason I advertised in the
Gazette.

Didn't list it with an agent.

I don't know, Frank.

Been a cop's home 30 years.

Guess I want to pass it on, you know.

I appreciate that, Lou. Here's hoping.

All good. Let's do what George has to
say.

Hi, sweetie.

Sorry I'm late. I was just telling your
husband, Mrs. Frillo.

Whatever it takes. Sorry, Mr. Finneman.

I can't speak for my husband.

Forgive me, but it's...

My feeling we shouldn't take the house.

That surprises me.

I'm sorry.

If you could excuse us, we have a lot to
discuss.

If it's in the numbers, I... It is.

Okay.

You want to talk, call any time.

a new place. The apartment's big enough.

Well, for now, maybe, but... Frank.

I... I had an appointment with my doctor
this afternoon.

Is something wrong?

Yes. It's a physical problem.

I'm not really hungry.

Why didn't you tell me you were seeing a
doctor about this?

I didn't see any point in upsetting you
without a reason.

We hadn't even discussed kids.

I couldn't put it out of my mind
forever.

The first time I was married, I tried
for a while. It didn't work.

The marriage soured, so I didn't pursue
it.

Something. I wanted to find out once and
for all.

Now I know.

Seems to me you forgot you had a
partner.

I don't think that's fair.

I also think that what we're discussing
has nothing to do with the real reason

why you're angry.

I'm not angry.

Upset, then?

I think you're upset that your wife will
never be able to have your child.

What are you doing?

Captain Perillo, armed robbery in
progress in the 200 block of East

Request backups.

Frank.

Don't go in there, please.

There's a gun. Please. Please wait for
someone.

Please.

There was an employee in the bathroom.
Discovered she heard him let her go.

Lieutenant, if there's anything we could
defer, I'd appreciate anything you

could spare me.

Sure. I think we've got about 45 minutes
here.

Thanks.

I'm going to heat some milk if you want
some.

No, thanks.