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So this perp, Louis, I bust him with six
brand new cell phones in his hand, and

he says to me, Hey, what's the deal,
man? They don't trust you with the

guards or what? I told him, Oh, I only
have my learner's permit, but I'm

my way up to motorcycle patrol.

Wow. Did you see that, Corey?

Now that was a nine.

Ah, nah, she was a seven, Victor.

Now that new lifeguard in Tower 22 now,
that's a nine.

You are so shallow, Officer McNamara.

A lifeguard genetically can't be a nine.

Because they can't put a sentence
together without clenching their gluteus

maximus.

Hold it right there, guys.

Hands down, hands up.

Oh, I'm going to run. I hate it when
they run.

They can run.

We can fly.

Nothing to rest it in. Ready to give up
what I

took.

If you think you're gonna sink me into,
into something

strange. Don't be afraid. I

won't be home to push around.

I won't be here.

I'll see you

next time.

Five, nine, four, in progress.

Watch your back.

Good

thing

I came along.

You went across the border before you
guys caught him. We had him, Lieutenant.

We're just a function of time and
distance.

Well, guys, the time's over.

He claims he didn't know we were cops or
he wouldn't have run.

What do you say? The usual, that I don't
look Mexican.

Take their jewelry records. If they're
clean, sign them up for a graffiti

detail.

Okay. Let's go.

It was for me.

Take a look around.

Just another day in LA.

What is it now?

Just another day.

Hey, Sandy.

What do you say we go to Sheila's?

What are you doing?

What does it look like I'm doing?

I'm leaving.

Look, if this is about what Teddy said
last night, I... It's about every night.

You didn't even hear what he was saying.

Of course I heard what he was saying.

Sell your soul and join the family
business.

Why does everything come down to a moral
issue with you?

Managing mutual funds is not my idea of
nirvana.

D .C., we're not kids anymore.

I have a career, and you should, too.

I'm very happy doing what I'm doing.

Yeah, I know.

But I can't live like I'm two years out
of college.

I want a home.

A place we can bring people to. A place
we can raise a family.

Yeah, in Newport Beach, with 2 .5 kids,
a mortgage, and me in a suit and tie.

You look great in a suit and tie.

And then I don't have to worry about you
coming home at night.

Alive.

Sandy.

Don't start this.

You

know

I love you, right?

So don't do this, please.

Don't do this.

I love you, too.

That's why you have to make a choice.

Okay, now it gives me great pleasure to
introduce a very special visitor we have

here today from the police department.

So come on, let's give a warm welcome to
Officer Milparton.

Hello, everybody.

I'm here to talk to you about a very
important subject.

Your safety.

Are you a real cop?

Yes, I am.

Okay. Let's talk about walking home from
school in the afternoon.

If you're a real cop, where's your gun?

Right here in my milk carton.

Okay.

Let's say a stranger walks up to you and
offers you candy or a ride.

Have you ever shot anybody?

Not today.

Let's not interrupt Officer Milk Carton.
What she has to tell us is very

important. That's right, Timmy. No
matter how friendly a stranger may be,

have to be very, very careful.

You'll have to excuse me, Miss Penny,
but I have to go now.

Hey!

Hey, what are you doing over there?

I'm a police officer who's going to lie
down on the pavement, face down, the

hands directly above you.

You got it.

If it's simple, if it's painful, it's
your choice.

I'm taking chances.

You're under arrest, dirtbag.

That's a captain.

Hell, my mouth. Three months now. Today.

You know it. I know it. I'm being
discriminated against because of the way

look. Now, hustling coffee for those
meatheads out there was better than this

community relations bull, but I didn't
leave the Navy and spend three months in

the cabin to spend my career teaching
traffic safety to a bunch of... Transfer

kids. By transfer? Great. I'll take
anything. Vice, motorcycle patrol, I'll

hook or bait. I don't care.

Bike patrol.

Bike patrol.

That's beach money duty. I've applied to
Metro six times.

They have an opening. That's the deal.

But if you want to stay in community
relations, that's up to you.

Who knows?

Maybe you can work your way up to
officer highball.

And you can work those DUI seminars.

I'll take it.

Don't ever lose that passion, Officer
Kelly.

It's what keeps you going.

I'm five minutes away from the school,
darling. You wait inside with Jackie

until I get there.

Yes, we can go straight to the meeting.

Okay.

Yeah.

You're 20 minutes late for your shift,
and you look like hell.

Don't tell Palermo, all right?

I had a rough night.

What happened? You fall out of those gym
rings over your bed again?

Uh -uh. Sandy's threatening to leave.
She was packing and everything.

She taking the hair dryer?

Yeah.

That's not a good sign, TC. That means
she's serious. That usually follows with

step two, the leave the force or I'm
history routine.

We'll have Mike deal with it, you know,
with you.

Well, Mike could handle the fact that my
father, my brother, my grandfather were

all cops, but not, you know, barefoot
and pregnant.

By the way, step three is cutting off
sexual favors.

You do this just to bust my bricks or to
get some kind of perverse pleasure out

of someone else's pain?

First one, then the other.

Any Baker units in the vicinity of the
Rainbow parking lot on Windward?

211 carjacking reported.

Ambulance on the way. This is 2 Baker 7
responding.

Hey, that's one of Bobby's lots, isn't
it?

Yeah, they're all Bobby's plot.

Hello? Anybody here?

Hello. Welcome.

And how may I be of some assistance to
you, officer?

You can't be Lieutenant Palermo.

Oh, no, I can't. I am Elvis.

Elvis is dead.

I hate when people say that.

Elvis is a traditional name in my
country for hundreds of years that was

by your hillbilly, hip -swinging singer.

I service all the bikes on bike patrol.

How wonderful for you.

You look like you could use a 19 -inch
shop. Excuse me?

You have to be fitted for a bike. I
think I have just the right thing for

And don't worry about your seat. We'll
have Victor pick out the seat. He is

obsessed with seats, poor boy.

See you, man. Tony Palermo. Chris Kelly.

So,

what's with the firehouse?

The city was going to tear it down, so I
grabbed it for the bike patrol.

I want you to understand that what we do
here is one -on -one policing.

Back to the concept of a beat cop.

You can know people on the street,
develop relationships with them.

Yeah, sounds really cool.

We get our share of excitement.

Great. When can I start pedaling down
the bad guys?

Right after you've had three days of
training.

No offense, Lieutenant, but I flew for
the Navy. I think I can handle your

little rallies.

They're schwinds, and I'll let you know
when you can handle them, Patrolman

Kelly.

I've heard that before.

Six or seven times. Couldn't look at
something else. Some other story.

This guy from the pier was going to pay
me the money that he owes me, and he

didn't show. You know, what am I going
to do? Yeah, I'll be with you in a

minute, dude. Sorry. Look, Tina, baby, I
am not going to hook you up unless you

have the cash up front.

I need a fix, okay?

Come on. I'll do anything you want.

I'll make you feel good.

No. That's enough.

You're going to jail.

You're under arrest.

Give me the stuff into your pocket. All
right, Brian. Here you go.

Hey, officer, you want to hand me my
dope, please, while you're up there?

Whoa! Very impressive.

Are you going to get... You're up there.

I'm down here.

You're going to jail.

I'll give you $10 ,000 cash for this
heap. I don't even care if it runs.

You sound more and more like Dad every
day.

He wants an answer.

You don't need my help, Teddy. You can
run that business in your sleep.

Dad wants you there, and so do I.

Why? So he can tell everybody at the
club his son is Senior VP of Worldwide

Markets instead of a cop?

I can tell everyone your future's
secure.

Why the hell is everybody so worried
about my future? Because you don't

to be. You've been at this thing 10
years.

And make what?

45 grand a year. 46 .5?

We're talking three times that just to
start.

That's not to mention stock options and
other perks.

Yeah, like wearing a tie and hating what
you do for a living. Oh, and what you

do is still so much fun?

Doing something I believe makes a
difference.

You sound passionate when you said that.
Now you sound like you're trying to

convince me.

Maybe I am.

Hey, look, TC, you're 32 years old.

Oh, don't make this a function of age
and responsibility.

Come on, I heard the same speech from
Sandy.

Oh, well, you know, there's an old
saying, three people tell you you're

lie down.

You want to go surfing? I'd love to, but
Dad will kill me if I'm late for the

bath meeting.

We can't have that now, can we, little
bro?

Major accident.

Lucky to be alive.

It's okay, though, ladies.

I'm just a simple public servant out
there on the fine line trying to make

beach safe.

Got it, really.

Hey, ladies.

Where the hell is that squad car?

I want to get booked and bailed. I've
got a very busy itinerary.

I know my rights.

You have the right to shut the hell up
before I come over there and clock you

the nose.

Hey, Evel Knievel.

As a taxpayer, I'd like to know, do they
make you pay for those bikes that you

trash or what?

I'll ask you that when you pay your
taxes.

How many bikes is that, Victor?

Four this month.

Who's counting?

Besides, I happen to lead this
department in bus.

So why don't you tell me what you're
working on, and I'll clean that up, too.

The carjackings. You know, they all fall
within this 20 -block area.

Claremont wants full press on this guy.

Where is he, anyway?

Training the new transferee, uh, Chris
Kelly.

Oh, man.

I hope he's a volleyball player. Can I
look at his personal file? I just want

see if he played in college.

Did I remind you this match with the
lifeguards is loser leaves town?

Forget it. All I want to know if this
guy's a spiker. What makes you think

guy, Chris Kelly, is a guy?

You're killing me.

Tell me it isn't so.

Wow.

Now react.

Go, go.

Come on, I'm going to shut down.

Being on a bike has certain advantages
to being in a squad car, not the least

which is suspects rarely see you coming.

So what do I do with this thing if I
have to get off it and chase somebody

You'll carry a second set of cuffs to
lock the bike up with. These fully

outfitted twins run about two grand
apiece. They don't let yours get stolen.

I did a little research.

You're the youngest homicide cop in the
department. You worked on a lot of high

-profile cases.

Why would you leave homicide to cruise
the beach in your shorts?

In homicide, the victims are already
dead.

Down here, we can occasionally prevent
that sort of thing.

Uh -huh.

Let me ask you something.

Why'd you join the Navy?

To fly the fastest, hottest planes I
could get my hands on. Because you like

living on the edge. You knew if you made
the slightest mistake, you might crash

and burn.

Yeah. Same reason I became a cop. Don't
think because you're on a bike you're in

any less danger. You're not.

The only thing separating you from a
full -dress funeral is your radio, your

partner, and your gun. No 4 ,000 -pound
car.

I got it.

Well, pop back on that bike and go.

Want some company?

I didn't know you were here.

Disappointed?

No.

I'm sorry about this, William. Yeah, so
am I.

Let's just be there to rest for a while,
okay?

Currently, I'm in no position to argue.

Do you want me to scrub your back?

Not just yet.

Mind if I join you?

It's your place, Sheila.

I heard about you and Sandy.

How do you know about that?

There are no secrets at the beach, DC.

We're still together.

That's why you're at my place at
midnight alone?

Couldn't sleep.

How are things with you and Tony?

Well, he asked me to go to Fort
Lauderdale with him when he goes down to

the bike patrol.

Field trip.

Sounds serious.

I don't know.

Relationships are hard.

Everyone I know is divorced or getting
divorced.

You never know when you meet someone if
they're your soulmate or you're just

reaching out of loneliness.

Please Sheila don't try and cheer me up
You're gonna be fine TC there's a whole

beach full of women out there who'd be
very attracted to a man that carries two

sets of handcuffs

Close

the door

You doing okay?

You don't seem like your old self the
last couple days.

You ever think about leaving the force?

Every day.

Come on, Tony, you're a lifer. I mean, I
don't think about it.

But I always ask myself the same
question. What would I rather be doing?

And the same answer always comes back.

Sail in the valley on a 25 -foot teak
sailboat.

Sounds great.

But since I have no money, no one to
sail with, and no boat, I get dressed

come here.

It's quite an interesting perspective on
life. Somewhere between then and leave

it to Beaver.

I'll take that as a compliment.

Changing subjects.

We have a new recruit. I want her to
train with you.

I want her to train with Corey, Tony.
She's by the book all the way. I want

to make her a cop, TC, and that's an
order.

Let's see if we can get this carjacker
off the street before someone gets hurt

real bad.

Well, there's no reason why you should
be worried about going to your car late

at night, Loretta.

I'll have a word with the city engineer
about putting those anti -crime lights

in the alley.

I tried for a year. The city wouldn't do
anything.

If you pull this off, you can add your
choice to anything you want in this

Missy. Please call me Mr. Mayor.

So anyway, Palermo asked me to join him
as his first recruit when he started the

program. That was about six years ago.

I lived at the beach, took one look at
the new uniforms. And served happily

after.

Yeah, something like that.

So what's with his leg?

In the line of duty, but that's a long
story.

Oh, I got to go. Got a meeting at the
peer committee.

You're doing such a good job. I just
cannot tell you. I am but a humble

servant. I'll see you. Bye.

Excuse me, sir.

Hey, come on, man. You don't... All
right.

units in the vicinity of ocean front
walk and westminster 211 carjacking

heading north in a red bmw convertible
license number david adam mayor one

guy

This way! Come on, come on, let's go!

Go!

You know, if we were in police cars like
them, we might have caught him.

I'm only going to say this once, Officer
Kelly. As long as you're my partner,

you can lose the attitude and treat this
assignment with respect, or I'll

personally speak to it, you're assigned
radar duty on the Pacific Coast Highway.

Are we clear on this?

Yes, sir.

Defton, go to work.

Must be talking to myself again.

Maybe you didn't hear what I said.

Turn the music down.

I can't think with that racket.

And when I can't think, I get very edgy.

Now, I want you to make sure every part
is marked.

Dump the frame on the street by morning.

I don't want you to make any plans for
tomorrow night because I have more

inventory coming in.

I like a very smooth and efficient
operation.

Okay? Hi.

I had the best day today.

Yeah? I went looking for houses in
Newport, and then I had lunch at the

with your mom and your dad. Whoa, whoa.

You spent the whole day with my family?

Prompted this.

What's the matter?

Can't you see what they're doing, Sandy?

They're not doing anything. No?

They'd take you to pick out a car as
well, maybe a Beamer for work and a

Rover for skiing.

Honey, don't be so narrow -minded.

They just want the same thing for you
that I do.

The very best.

I haven't made a decision yet.

Wait a minute.

I thought after last night... Last night
was great.

No, I take that back.

Last night was awful.

I couldn't sleep, I went to the beach, I
tried running.

If you really...

And truly love me. You will commit to
our future.

That street doesn't go both ways.

We're dead.

We couldn't beat their B -team.

Well, you got us into this, Mr. Big
Mouth. Maybe you should get us out.

Hey, this is loser leaves town.

We can't just put our toe between our
legs and admit defeat.

Right. Better to get our asses kicked on
the sand.

Look at that.

Check it out.

Hey, wait a minute. I know this car.

This was on the hot sheet from the other
day.

95 BMW 325i convertible.

Check the VIN number, will you?

Tango, November 75791, Romeo 94.

We just found the mayor's car.

We? I just found the mayor's car.

Oh, forget it, Del Toro. You're not
sneaking this fuss.

Is that any way for a law enforcement
officer to behave?

I'm not on duty for another ten minutes.
Well, I wouldn't want you to be late.

Okay, we'll continue this in Florida
then, okay?

I haven't said I'm going yet.

You're going.

That's mighty presumptuous of you,
Lieutenant.

Tony, Tony, I've been looking all over
for you. Hey, Sheila, how the hell are

you? How's every little thing, huh?
Hello, Mr. Mayor, thank you. Oh, please

me Mickey.

No, call me Mr. Mayor. This is official
business.

Tony, what's with this carjacker?

We found your car. Oh, great.

It was tripped to the bone.

Oh, not so great.

Look, I'm getting a lot of calls on this
thing.

Everybody feels like they know me. They
think they can pick up the phone and

call every time there's a problem.

Isn't that the platform you ran on? I
ran for mayor on an independent platform

because I didn't like the way things
were being run.

I was going to buy my own politician,
but I said, what the hell, I'll save the

money and run myself.

Anyway, the point is this.

We develop a lawless reputation with the
beach going public, and the next thing

you know, Ozzy Osbourne decides he's
dissatisfied with the way things are

run, and he gets elected.

Then what kind of city government would
we have?

Metal instead of retro?

Come on, Tony, work with me. We got a
problem here.

Yeah, after all, who was it that said if
there are no rules and regulations,

there'd be no robbers and thieves?

Lao Tzu.

And he obviously never visited L .A.

You know, rumor is you were some kind of
hot shot pilot in the Navy.

Was. What happened?

My eyesight fell below 20 -20, and I
never qualified to fly fighters, and I

didn't want to spend five years
jockeying transport planes. So I guess

can't be the best, then be the best at
something else.

Something like that, yeah.

Hey, TC.

TC. There's a woman under the pier.

I think she's ODing.

Fading fast.

Call dispatch.

Get an ambulance. ASAP.

I called 911.

They're on the way. Hey, hey, hey. Hey,
what's your name? Tell me your name.

What's your name?

Tell me your name. Come on now.

Tina.

Who are you?

Tina, I'm TC. This is Chris. We're here
to help, okay?

Will you help me get some more stuff?

I don't know, Tina.

Looks like you've got enough stuff
already, huh?

I like you.

I like you, too.

I like you, too.

What does that say? Hey, whoa, whoa,
whoa. Stay with me here, Tina. Come on

Come on. Stay with me, Tina. Tina, let's
move around a little bit. Let's get up.

Let's move the blood, Tina. Come on now.

Come on now. Stay with me here. Come on.
Hey, they're coming up here right now.

Tina, Tina, Tina, stay with me. Tina,
Tina, stay with me here. Come on, Tina.

Cory's mask tells us that every car is
ensnared between here and here.

T .C.'s idea is one of these businesses
along Beach Road is being used as a chop

shop. He hit again in a lot near the
beach.

Victim took a pretty bad beating, broken
ribs, lacerations.

Shook him up pretty good. They say he's
going to be all right.

Did you ask about Tina?

Yeah, she made it to the hospital in
time. She's going to be fine.

Thank God.

That was some good work out there.

Listen, I had a thought about our
carjacker.

Maybe he's dumping the frames nearby
because he wants us to find him. Wait a

minute. You lost me, man. Corey, we're
supposed to go to the police auction and

bid on that old vet you want me to
restore, right?

Yeah, it already started. Why?

How many of the cars jacked in the last
month are in the auction tonight?

Two of them.

I know how to catch our guy.

I'll start the bidding on this
magnificent hunk of metal at $500.

Do you want to bid $500?

I'll bet he wants that car.

$600, bid $650, bid $650, bid $700, bid
$750.

No, you definitely got to... $750.

$750.

$1 ,000.

$1 ,000 is bid. $1 ,100. Do you want to
bid $11?

Bid $11, bid $11, bid $11. $1 ,500.

$1 ,600.

$1 ,700. Do you want to bid $1 ,700?

Do you want to bid $1 ,700?

$1 ,600.

What?

$1 ,600 bidder number 315.

Lot number 45 is a 1990 Chevrolet.

I'll start the bidding on this night.

I think you're on this night.

It's only going to get worse.

What happens if they end up on the
freeway? What are we supposed to do?

call in the black and whites. You cannot
run a bike, but you cannot run a radio.

Right where we lost them. They're flying
down the street.

Yeah, she was right.

Two to one.

That's a chop shop right there.

Let's take him right now. Whoa, whoa,
whoa, Top Gun.

That's not the way it's done.

We're going to build a little case here.

Let's check the serial numbers on that
BMW over there. How many of these places

are there?

Three more, but you know what? I'm
feeling kind of lucky.

I bet that's our car.

T -N -7 -5 -7 -9 -1 -J -R -9 -4.

He must be psychic.

All right, I may be a little dense here,
but I don't get it. It's really kind of

simple. See the gunman jacks the car,
then he strips it down and he keeps all

the parts for himself instead of selling
them off.

Then he dumps the frame and waits for us
to find it. Exactly. When it goes

unclaimed, it ends up in the police
auction. He goes to the auction, buys

the frame for a couple hundred bucks,
puts the entire car back together again

because he's got all the missing parts
in his chop shop.

But why go to all the trouble? I mean,
why doesn't he just steal the car and

sell it?

That's the genius of it. See, because
when he buys back the frame, he gets a

clear title for the car.

It's legally his to restore and sell to
our friends here at Fast Freddy's

Friendly Moms.

Pretty clever.

Thank you very much. On the part of the
thief.

So when can we take him?

As soon as we get the warrants.

You know any judges?

Cute. That's right, I do.

We'll do the paperwork, set up the raid
for tomorrow.

Callaway. We have a 918 jumper on the
pier.

Says she only wants to talk to TC, the
bike guy.

We're on our way.

Hang on, your friend TC's coming.

Dina? Hey,

baby.

You came to see me.

What are you doing up there, kiddo? I'm
going to take one small step for

mankind. You don't want to do that.

Why don't we talk about it?

I've got to end this crazy cycle.

God, this is my 12th step, man.

Why don't you let me help you out?

Get you into a program or something.

Methadone makes me sick.

Congrats to Morty Cadell.

No, he's yours. He's yours. Go, go, go.

Don't move.

He's on your way, Victor.

Oh, you can't use this?

Rabbit, here you come.

We'll take it from here.

I ain't never been busted by no girls.

We'll get you to it.

So that's what it's like at the beach?

Yeah, I guess.

I'll give it time.

It'll change your life.

I like my life the way it is.

Not really looking forward to the sun
turning my brain into guacamole.

Now, what do you have to complain about?

You're healthy, young.

surrounded by gorgeous people and you
get to work outside in shorts oh my god

gotcha hey watch what you're doing wow
did you ever play any volleyball

yeah i was captain the tail hook team
why there's a guy

The important thing is the spirit
embodied by the friendly competition

the branches of our dedicated civil
service.

There

is

one captain on the team, one voice.

All right, let's see if we can get out
of this with a little pride, okay? T

a little control, please. Victor, you're
hitting like a girl. Phone up. And

Bobby, get up, okay? Come on, let's see
if we can get through this as a chicken

-span unit.

Team up!

Come on!

Come on, now, back against the wall.

Let's go, huh?

On my point, guys. Come on.

I'm not that clever. You are clever.

You decide to turn down, my dad's off.

Hey. I know.

Now how'd you know that?

It's your wife. No, no, no, no, no. I
want to know who told you. Nobody told

Tony.

There are no secrets at the beach,
Steve.

Don't try to talk it down.

Why, everyone back on my town.

The fantasy,

it works for me.

Take a look around.

Just another day in LA.

We'd rather be in his body.