All language subtitles for kojak_s01e17_before_the_devil_knows

um oh

A million biggies.

Let's go.

Badsy, what is it?

Give me that bike!

Hey, Douglas, regardless of the interest
Safin Loft has in the case, this is not

a natural death.

I don't care how long you've been after
David and LeJean. All evidence goes to

homicide. We both know that.

Hello, Artie.

David and LeJean?

2 .40 this morning, after burglarizing
this apartment, John David falls 16

floors from that balcony, swinging from
this.

John David gets killed working with
LeJean.

Are you kidding?

Hey, does Ginger Rogers fall over Fred
Astaire's feet, huh?

These two twinkled toes could get up a
Goodyear blimp in flight.

Get down without mussing any hair.

We all have a certain amount of respect
for these two, Lieutenant, but they're

not infallible or immortal.

But this isn't homicide, Lieutenant.
It's a simple accident. Somebody killed

the job, that's all.

Howdy. That rope didn't break, it was
cut. He knows.

Whatever happened was between the two of
them.

Now we're going to nail the John for
this job, Lieutenant.

We will get him, okay? Uh, Mr. Douglas.

Two years ago, before LeJohn became your
personal property, I was after him,

right? Me, three of my men, we stake
out. There's a brownstone we know

gonna hit. And he's not gonna do it
under our nose. Never.

So what happens?

He gets into a dumbwaiter, five floors
up, hand over hand. Boop, he's gone.

I want him.

But safe and law if they keep getting
the case. Not this time, Artie.

This time, homicide.

Well, who are the tenants?

That gentleman over there, Ramsey
Brewer.

Vice President, National Bank of New
York. Oh, yeah?

He was downstairs looking for the stolen
jewelry when the first officers

arrived. Who's the Brewer?

His old lady.

Would you give a copy of what you got to
one of my men?

I don't have any more to add.

We woke up, saw a light on the extension
phone.

I guess they took it off the hook so it
wouldn't ring. And the next thing I

knew, I heard a scream.

I rushed down, found my wife's missing
jewelry.

The detective over there said we
couldn't have it back. He gave me a

I don't look very good in receipts.

Well, I don't know about that, Mrs.
Brewer.

You know, I know this fellow, Lejean.
He's great.

And he doesn't usually leave a place
empty -handed.

Is there anything else missing?

I'd say 3 ,000 in cash was in the safe.

That's all.

That's all?

They didn't even blow it up, just opened
it.

How is that possible?

Excuse me.

You're recently married, Mr. Brewer?
Yeah, six months to be exact.

And I guess you went through that
divorce, I suppose, with that ugly legal

with the ex? Yes.

Well, usually when somebody's been
divorced, they change the combination of

their safe. You know, kind of a reflex
thing.

You, Mr. Brewer, you've been robbed by
the best. He's beautiful.

Forget about the files and the
stethoscope and the hocus -pocus movie

Oh, no.

Someone sold him the combination of your
safe.

Two men changed it.

From a reputable security company.

Lockmaster Vaults. They were bonded.

Oh, yeah. With the patch on the shoulder
and keep your fingers crossed, eh?

That's bonded. Oh, no, no. Inside
information.

And that's how 85 % of the crimes and
the burglaries committed in this city.

Hey, I'll lay you a book. That these
guys have worked for five companies

they've been here last. You want to do
me a favor, Mr. Brewer?

Sure. Would you go see the date when
your combination was changed?

Thank you.

If you're going to kill me... Why are
you asking? Wait a minute. Just wait

I finish.

If you were going to kill me, would you
do it while we were driving in a car,

cruising together?

No.

Then why would Lejean want to kill his
own partner?

Huh? Whatever they would point to him.

Does that matter? Why would he want to
do him in at all?

Good morning, Lieutenant.

Could we close the door?

Yes.

Sorry about that.

Would you sit down, Mrs. Zubrow? Yes,
here.

If you're still worried about your
jewelry... I'm worried about my husband,

Lieutenant. He didn't tell the truth
last night. There was something else

from the safe.

Oh, what was that, Mrs. Zubrow?

If there has been a crime committed and
I've known about it, how guilty am I? I

mean, how much do I have to pay for it?

Well, that would depend on your
involvement and, of course, the nature

crime.

That burglar last night, the one that
got away, if you find him with what he

stole, you'll know what Ramsey's been
doing.

Why don't you tell us about it, Mrs.
Brewer? I'm sure it'll make you feel

better.

Ramsey has custody of a lot of
government bonds in the bank.

They don't mature for 20 or 30 years,
but the interest is paid to a union or a

foundation or whoever owns them.

But the bonds stay in the bank.

Last year, he took out $50 ,000 before
we were married, and then $100 ,000.

And yesterday, he finally did what he
said he was going to do.

He stole a million dollars worth.

He sold them to the underworld.

Then he was going to wait six months,
take me to Florida to

retire.

A million dollars.

Came to the job.

accidentally runs into a big one.

Who knows, maybe he did do a David in.

Well, technically, you could be
considered, I guess, an accomplice, Mrs.

Brewer, but I don't think anybody would
want to prosecute you.

I've done a terrible thing coming here,
haven't I?

Well, Mrs. Brewer, maybe you did
something worse.

Maybe you started him into doing this.
Did you ever think of that?

Yes. His whole world's falling apart.

Who knows, at this moment, he may be
crying on his fence's shoulder.

Look, Mrs. Brewer, it takes about a day
to get a court order for a wiretap.

You and your husband use the same phone,
I mean, the same number?

Yes, why?

Because the wife of a suspect can give
us permission, and we can get the court

order faster.

Yes, all right, if it'll help.

Thank you, Mrs. Brewer.

money orders you brought, Lucky.

I wouldn't mind seeing more of those.

All right.

United States government bond for $10
,000.

Payable to bear them. It's good as cash.

Not exactly, Kevin.

It's numbered. It can be traced.

What did you do? Rob a bank vault? No.

But I think I found someone who did.

Egan, I have 100 of those.

A million dollars?

Right.

I'll settle for 30 % face value if you
can make the deal today. And I want a

passport. I can't pay it up today for
you, Kevin.

I can't pay you more than a quarter of a
million for the lot.

Okay.

But it's got to be settled by tomorrow
afternoon. If not, I'll try and make a

deal in Zurich. No, but we'll pay you
less than I will.

What time can you bring them up
tomorrow?

Now.

Dave's dead.

By now, every station should have a
flyer and a full alarm.

So if I stick to my regular routine, I
figure they should be picking me up or

questioning about, oh, 1, 1 .30.

So you call me.

I'm at the Whitman Hotel.

It's a dump on Broadway.

Oh, uh, what is your mother's maiden
name?

Chris Stevenson.

Okay.

That's me.

I want the passport and the same name,
too.

Here are the photos.

A hundred bonds, you're sure?

I'd hate to go into a hotel room with a
quarter of a million dollars and leave

with nothing.

Higgins, I know that you and two other
guys with vests have your names on the

door outside.

But I know who runs the business.

Who counts on it to have their money
shuttled all around the world for them.

And if you think that I'm going to
double -cross the Connecticut, forget

Besides, I figured a stiff the guy stole
these from.

He's got it coming to him, I have.

But not you.

Believe me, not you.

Lejeune.

Who did you get them from?

Hello. Mr. Brewer, please.

Just a moment.

Ramsey, for you.

I was going to take you to taste the
thing. Oh, just a couple of minutes,

Lieutenant.

Yet? The stuff you couldn't deliver this
morning.

Would you believe?

I know where it is.

I don't understand.

The guy who ripped the bundle off from
you, I deal with from time to time.

It's a small world, isn't it? Can we get
them back?

Is there any way?

Look, Ramsey. There is now.

He and I have made a deal.

You can always go into the vaults at
work and come up with more. That was

to be the last time.

They say.

Just one more time.

Suppose they catch him.

Suppose he just calls the police and
tells them what he stole and from whom.

They start investigating, checking the
bank vault.

That's the end of me.

Nothing else for me. Why would he do a
thing like that?

I killed one.

I would have killed them both last night
if I'd had the chance.

I'm 55.

I've got a second life coming to me. I'm
not going to jail.

Get the bonds from this fellow.

And then get rid of him.

You've got to be kidding. That's not my
business.

Well, you know some people who do that
sort of thing. I'll pay.

$50 ,000. Is that enough?

You are serious.

You want more bonds?

You help me protect myself.

All right.

For $50 ,000, I'll get you the best in
the business, and that's a promise.

I'll call Baltimore.

But look, Ramsey, this has got to come
off by tomorrow.

I'll get back to you.

What does that do to our trace?

Forget it.

$50 ,000.

And a call to Baltimore.

The best head man in the business,
Crocker. Who's that?

Packman. Neil Packman. They say he's
nailed about a hundred people or so. You

want us to bring in Brewer?

Nope. I want to follow Brewer.

I want to know who the fence was he was
talking to. And then we follow him to

Lejeune. And maybe then, Packman.

Neil Packman. He's a machine, Crocker.

You put the money in the slot, out comes
the buddies. Cops, racketeers,

husbands, wives, kids.

He'll kill anything.

You know something?

Nobody even knows what he looks like.

Sure, I want Brewer.

Sure, I want Lejean.

But most of all, I want Neil Pacman.

You want Pacman.

I want Pacman.

But we've also got to nail Brewer,
Lejean, and the fence.

Now, the sweet trick would be to make it
a grand slam, get them all.

Sure. A burglar, a fence, a banker, and
a hitman. How's that for a 20th century

fairy tale?

Well, we're not going to nail -brew a
Lejean of the fence without those bonds

our hands as evidence to take to the
jury.

Now, we both know Lejean.

Wherever he's hiding those bonds, he's
hiding them good.

We might never find them.

Frank, out of those four, there's one we
may not take.

Lejean.

You know, I want to make a deal with
him.

He hands over the bonds, he gives us a
deposition for the grand jury that he

stole them from Brewer.

If he doesn't hand them over, you don't
have a case against him anyway.

So what are you offering him?

His life.

You know Pacman's reputation. He'll make
his first move as soon as possible.

If it doesn't work out, he'll stalk
Lejean for as long as it takes.

And when Pacman takes a hit on somebody,
that person's finished.

Just how are you going to do this big
favor for Lejean?

Get Pacman to drop the hit?

No.

I know I can't do that, Frank.

But LeJean's got guts and he's clever.

With him as the head, we could work out
a plan to nail Pac -Man. I know it.

You want LeJean?

Is that the we you're talking about?

Yeah. I want to work with him.

The two of us together on the same side.
Now, there's a team that stands a

chance against Pac -Man. It's crazy.

I kind of like it, Frank.

We don't even know where LeJean is.

Captain McNeil.

Yeah, he's right here.

Crocker.

Yes. Lieutenant, Brew left his apartment
about ten minutes ago and stopped at

Columbus Circle.

He's talking to some guy driving a new
Continental.

License plate 374YAP.

He's young, blonde.

From here he looks about 35. He just
gave him an envelope.

Okay, I'll have Stover check out the car
and the plates. You stay with him.

Well, Brew gave an envelope to a guy in
Columbus Circle.

You know, he's too young to be Pac -Man.
He's probably the fence.

You know something, Frank?

We're getting warm.

He came in from Baltimore this morning.

Did you tell him who the hit was?

When it had to come off?

Doesn't care who it is.

As for the timing, you'll try to do it
right away today.

If I help set it up.

All of a sudden, I'm into this pretty
deep.

I have to be in the hotel room when it
happens.

I'm taking a chance.

I don't like it. Oh, you don't, huh?

I'm sure you'll like it just fine when
you walk away from all this. With the

bonds and the money still in your
pocket, you're going to come off

Hagen. But then that's why you're in it,
right?

That's my business.

So it'll happen, though. By tonight?

For sure?

You got personal assurances?

Personal?

Not exactly. I don't know anyone who
ever talked to Pacman personal.

I'm going to see Lejeune now.

Brewer, you and I don't have to be in
touch anymore.

Not unless you have something new from
your little piggy bank for me.

Lieutenant, get him at the hotel.

See? Good guess.

Christian.

Oh, yeah.

It's not exactly the Ritz, but then what
is these days, anyway?

Are you crazy?

What are you doing to me?

I never carry a gun, Hagen.

Now get it back.

I always have that with me.

I have a license.

I carry large sums of money.

A quart of money makes a big buzz.

I don't see one.

I can't get it till four.

But first my associates would like to
see one of your bonds.

You have them here?

Who is that supposed to fool? It's part
of my private protection plan.

I don't get it.

Good.

Here.

I could have left this one with you at
the office, but, uh, you know, I still

don't know about you, Hagen.

Come on.

Passport. Name of Christiansen.

Ticket to Paris, name is Christensen.

The flight is not filled in. I'll take
care of that.

As soon as this deal is finished, I am
off.

Say 4 .30 here.

If I get the okay, you're sure you've
got the rest here, ready to go?

Are you kidding?

How long would it take to search this
place? Three minutes.

I've got nothing here.

Pool hall down the street.

That's where they are?

Yeah. Where nobody can ever find them.

Very clever.

Come on.

Now, let's get rid of the small talk,
and what do you got?

What have I got? Lieutenant, this is the
guy here.

That's John Hagen. We know about him.

How about the John?

No.

All right, stay with him.

If he stops and talks to anybody who
even resembles Backman, you follow him.

I don't expect they'll meet, but you got
to stay on top of everything. Go ahead.

Here comes Lejeune.

All right, you go into the apartment and
search it up.

And I'll stay with him. Right.

I make believe you don't know me, Mary.

Just another pretty face, Kevin.

Oh, hi, Coach. I didn't know you hung
around here.

Yeah, I'm a graduate student.

I mean, I sent my kid sister through
college playing nine ball.

Yeah, you don't say.

How about a little wager?

How's about a C, now?

No, no, no, no. I know that's a little
too steep. How's about a 50?

All right.

Call it.

It's... You lose.

You're not trying to hustle me, are you?
No way.

How about half?

Half? No way. Come on, you can do better
than that.

Twenty?

Brewer cuts David down, and you get away
with all those gold -covered government

certificates. What?

Yeah, not only that, Hagen is Brewer's
fence.

And he's protected him, you know,
because he's the golden goose laying

golden eggs.

And he also told Brewer that you robbed
him.

Kojak, what are you talking about?

I don't know what I'm talking about.

But you know, some Brewer's afraid that
you might blow the whistle on his dirty

hands after you sell the bonds because
of David, huh?

He's still with the bonds.

He's still with the bonds, huh?

Lieutenant.

I just searched his room.

Couldn't find a thing. Maybe he's got
them on him. Thanks a lot. No, I don't

have anything on him. It's just this.

Maybe other people have the wrong idea,
too.

Maybe other people think I'm caring
something about him. See, this way, if

make a move against me, I come up with
nothing, and I know who I can trust and

who I can't.

I'm going to take a walk.

We don't want to tip Kevin's hitman.
Right.

Come on, Kojak, let's not waste our
time. You don't have a case against me,

case at all.

You're a shot.

You got that right.

Here. What?

Ruger's got a hit out for you.

Yeah. 50 ,000 cash.

From D -Man in Baltimore.

And maybe you never heard of Pac -Man.

Oh, yeah, I've heard of Pac -Man.

But, uh, what does that have to do with
Boo, right?

Oh, that's up great.

Yeah.

Listen, tell me something, man.

When?

When?

Well, I know he could be, uh, he could
be setting you up right now.

Oh, Jack, why are you giving me all of
this?

Want those bonds as evidence against
Rua?

Because 10 ,000 times more than I want
you.

I want Pac -Man. And this guy with his
indiscriminate killing, you know, for

years. You're going to help me get him.
Once and for all. You know what? I'm

going to save your life. And then you're
going to give me the bond.

And then it's going to be happily ever
after. You know, once upon a time, like

the fairy tales.

Unless, of course, you don't like
living.

You're trying to get me to squirm.

Get some sort of confession out of me.

I'd go for the money.

You know what I think?

You are giving me all this Pac -Man
baloney just so you can nab me while I

those bonds to Higgins.

Of course, if there really are bonds.

You know what else I think?

This Pac -Man.

I don't think he ever heard of me.

That was just in here.

Did he buy that cue for himself?

Yeah, 22 ounces.

I thought it was a little too heavy for
him, but... And how about that case, the

one that was under there?

A real beauty, Theo.

Don't make him like that anymore.

That was him casing the joint. I know
it.

How?

Are you kidding?

You ever see a real pool player buy
himself a genuine leather carrying case

then wrap it up in an old newspaper?
Come on.

Backman.

About that age. Give me. Hey.

A7073 to A7097.

Those are the numbers on the government
bonds. We got them from the bank this

morning. Hey, look, they're going all
over the world. They're going to be

to sell.

Come on, John.

Give us a break.

You want me to play target for Pac -Man?

Are you kidding?

You got yourself a new partner. You're
going to do all right. Listen to me.

Yeah, we better.

He says the bonds are in the pool hall
someplace.

He'll go and get them just before
Higgins shows up.

No. Now, Packman's not going to take a
shot at him before he can get his hands

on those bonds.

So we'll try and make the hit either in
the room or on the way to the airport.

Right.

Let me step on that.

We'll follow the camp to the airport.

We'll have a detective driving it.

We'll have another man dressed as a
porter at the airport to carry his babes

the plane.

We'll even have a man on the plane, and
I'll be watching all the time.

And if Packman never makes his move,
we're giving Lejean a pretty sweet send

-off for a crook.

Hey,

he doesn't have to do any of this,
Frank.

Well, we're not giving him a paid
vacation.

I'll get the money from Lejean before he
leaves here.

You'll get the bonds when you follow
Hagen and pick him up.

Leo, Lejean is the slipperiest gunner I
know of. He went along with this too

quick. I don't trust him.

Frank, trust me. Don't worry.

We've come up with a pretty good
gimmick.

I think we may have a shutter back, but,
Frank, I really do.

I'll be checking with you later.

Pull down the shade. Yeah.

Are you sure this is going to work?
Listen, you know, any bird that comes

through the window goes through these
two thin plastic sheets.

That's the secret.

Two holes.

So what we do is line up the shot
automatically through the two holes.

This way, we get our men down to the
location as soon as we can, within

not minutes.

Not bad, huh?

You got it? Yeah.

You sure this is gonna stop a rifle
shot?

Hey, this is the highest impact plastic
they make. They use it in school.

Terrific. It's vandal proof.

What's that?

Oh, come on, a little harder, please,
huh?

Yeah, well... Look, we gotta give it a
shot, right?

Funny, man.

You guys hear me out there on the roof?

We got you.

The shot comes from any of the windows
over there. Just give us the building

number starting from the left.

Then the floor down from the top.

Then the window.

He runs across the rooftops. We'll get
him.

Patrol units, you hear that too?

We'll let you know within five seconds
where the shot comes from. We'll give

the address.

You give it to us that fast and we'll
get him.

All right, stay loose.

Pull up the shade.

Yeah.

Kevin. Yeah?

Remember the Fitzpatrick necklace?

Sure.

You never did find it.

You must have thought we ate it or
something.

How much did you get for it?

Oh, no.

Strictly between us?

What do you call unprofessional
curiosity?

Seventy -five thousand.

Where the hell did you hide it?

I mean, how did you get it out of there?
Nobody left the chapel. It didn't get

searched.

David's kid brother was one of the older
boys.

We searched the altar, boys.

What about the cup of communion wine
when he took it back to the sacristy?

Did you search inside that cup?

In the wine?

We got away with it. You still didn't
find it, pal.

Now, you tell me something.

How did you get on top of this case so
fast?

Sure, you knew it was me when you found
David dead, but how did you get to

Hagen? How did you find out about the
hit?

Rue's wife, little Vicky.

Oh, her.

How? She busted her old man.

She came to me the next morning, first
thing.

She knew what he was stealing at the
bank. She wanted to get in the clear in

case we picked you up and found out
about the stolen bonds.

Lieutenant, it's 4 o 'clock. Higgins
will do it at 4 .30.

Uh, should we go to the pool hall and
get those bonds?

Mm -hmm.

Oh, yeah.

Come on, I'll follow you.

Put this out someplace

Who

is

it

Hey, what are you doing here?

Hey, Ramsey gets back. You're not going
to like it very much. Honey, he's at the

bank. He won't get back until six. I
know.

Almost ready?

Well, I thought I was going to meet you
at seven on the plane. Well, I don't

want to wait until seven. I want to go
now. Come on.

You got the money already.

The police have the bonds, my love, but
don't worry about it. I'm one step ahead

of them.

Well, listen, it's a long story. And by
the way, we're not flying anywhere.

We're driving south.

What do you mean the police have the
bombs? I don't understand. I had to make

deal. Do you know your husband hired
someone to kill me?

Someone they would rather catch a lot
more than me.

So why should I hang around? What for?
To risk my life for what?

They don't even know I'm here.

Hey, come on.

I'm alive.

I'm free.

We are together.

Come on. Yeah, you're alive and you're
free. What about me?

I'm the one who knew the combination to
the safe.

I'm the one who went around walking in
weird places and taking weird passes

until I came up with your name.

Kevin, we didn't meet by chance, you
know. It wasn't just a chance.

And when you took a tumble, I went along
with it because I didn't want to blow

what I was setting up.

Oh, what you were setting up?

Or do you mean who?

What difference does it make?

I don't want to wait six months to go
down to Florida with that old man.

I don't want to spend $200 ,000 or $300
,000 with him.

I've heard that part, Vicki.

How about telling me something new, like
how long were you going to stick with

me in Europe, doll?

I don't know.

A couple of months?

You're not a banker.

I thought maybe I could get to the money
through you.

I'm going to have to start all over
again, somewhere, somehow.

What's that?

Police don't have the bond.

Kevin,

why did you do that?

And why did you tell Kojak that your
husband had stolen bonds in a safe?

I didn't.

Vicki, don't lie. Kojak already told me.

I mean, it was enough stealing from your
husband. You had to make sure he went

to jail. Now, why did you tell me that
you were going to do that? I was right,

wasn't I?

He is dangerous. He did put the hit on
you. Point is, you did it behind my

And that gets me to thinking. And I was
right, wasn't I? I'm glad I found out

about you now.

You have saved me a solo act, following
you all around Europe, trying to keep

you in furs, lady.

Hagen came at 4 .30.

I didn't pick him up. I put a sign on
the door, back in two hours, love.

And I put a John's name on it.

Even if we do pick up Lejean at the
airport, he's obviously not interested

playing target anymore.

I'll twist his arm, Frank. I'll put a
gun to his head if I have to. Go, Jack.

You won't have to bother.

He just walked in. Later, Frank.

Would you like to start explaining
yourself?

It's getting dark out there. Don't you
think we ought to worry about that

And how are we going to spot a sniper
out there now, and in the dark?

Hey, come on, Kevin.

We're the greatest team since Ginger
Rogers and Fred Astaire.

Let's get the answer.

So you didn't buy the accommodations at
the safe? Little Vicky came up with

that.

Yeah.

Real woman's labor, isn't she?

Why come back here?

Are you kidding?

You shoot a man in the force, I know you
got to take off at least a month.

You'd rattle me over your judgments off,
right?

You think about what I've been through
the last 24 hours. I wouldn't trust

myself on a job for months.

Lots of months.

All right, Kojak, you win.

Here's your deposition.

I burglarized the barn from Ramsey's
safe.

I got the Vicky's name in here, too.

You got the whole story, partner.

Go, Jack. I'm getting older.

The jobs I used to take as I knew of
worse came to worse. I could outrun

anybody.

Sometimes it's that simple.

Not anymore.

Not without David either.

I've got to think things over. And
without Pacman breathing down my neck.

Besides, how can I pass a bunch of bonds
now that you've got their numbers from

the bank, right? Right.

Now you tell me where they are.

And I'll send somebody down to the pool
hall and get him.

Save yourself a trip.

I got him right in there.

What's the angle? Higgins, the only one
I thought might try and rip me off.

I showed him the newspapers. He didn't
know what to make of it.

But he sure didn't think I was carrying
those bonds around in there.

No way I wasn't going to keep them on
me, I'll tell you. Lieutenant.

We found one that's open. Mr. Green on
West 55th Street.

He knows who we are.

Mr. Green?

Most surveyors today use lasers, right?

Where you been, Egan?

I had a clean shot in that room at 4 .30
and nobody showed.

I'm sorry.

I came right back down here hoping you'd
call, Pac -Man. You paid me, and I was

here ready.

Well, he had to go out. There's a note.

He should have been back by now.

Anyway, it's night.

That's better for you, right?

It's never better, it's never worse for
me.

When I'm ready, it's perfect.

Look, I'm going to go back to the hotel
right now.

You'll be there in 30 minutes.

I'll get him lined up by the window just
like you wanted before.

You hear me?

Pac -Man?

Mr. Green? Yeah? Lieutenant Korchak,
this is Detective Crocker.

What's going on here?

Well, Mr. Green, it's just possible that
at any moment, a man's going to fire a

high -powered rifle through the window
in the room next door.

Now, what I want to do is pinpoint the
exact position of that shot by putting

the laser beam through the bullet holes
and throw it onto the buildings across

the way.

That's several hundred feet.

It can't be done.

It's a piece of cake.

All right, what do we look for?

A bright red circle about the size of a
ping -pong ball.

Follow the bright red ball right to the
sniper.

All right, get out of the radio.

Send them up on the roof. Open the door
and alert the police cars.

All right, you guys in the cars, up on
the roof.

We're getting ready.

You guys ready?

Sure, we're ready.

Higgins has got to be on his way.

Go, Jack. I was thinking.

Suppose he uses a hollow -nose bullet.

Not if he's going to try and hit you
through the window.

It would hit that glass and explode.

No, it'll be jacketed, probably from a
surplus M1.

He's done it before, about 100, 200
times.

No, he'll just drop the gun and take off
like a jackrabbit. Uh -huh.

Means that gives us, what, 10 or 15
seconds?

Why don't you cover the corner over
there so I can get into the room?

Okay.

You know something?

This is not very thick.

You know where you should tell each
other?

David and me.

If you go to hell, buddy, I hope you get
there one hour before the devil knows.

Sure hope it works that way.

Hey.

Yeah.

Tell me about it.

You ready?

All plugged in.

Three -foot extension.

Ready to go.

Got a thousand blind eyes out there for
windows.

And one shot to make the right one.

Good luck.

What are you supposed to do, Hagen?

Tell me it's going to go hard around
you.

Where's the hit?

Here.

I'm supposed to draw into the window.

Then do it. And do it exactly the way
you planned it, okay?

Yeah, but... Yeah.

Do it.

Give me the bonds.

Sure.

Smile.

A real smile.

That's better. Now go.

Do it.

Lejeune.

See you around, Kojak.

I was right about you, wasn't I?

Take a look at that.

Yes.

Should I smile too, Crudrick?

Come on, line it up quick.

What do you see?

There.

All right, third building from the
right, top floor.

Extreme left window.

Number 152.

Number 152. Section?

Section 2. Section 2. Get on it.

One.

152, that's him.

Ackman!

Please!

Go Jack, I was thinking. Do I just
disappear in the confusion?

Stay clean, baby