All language subtitles for kojak_s04e05_a_need_to_know

You cannot arrest me. I proclaim
diplomatic immunity.

He's the man. Put him away. This is
Tully Savalas. Here are some scenes from

next episode of Kojak.

Molest. Now, what do you mean, molest?

I have no right to hold him. He's hurt a
lot of kids. He's going to hurt a lot

more. I already fought it, and I lost.

I am being watched. I cannot function.

There's a tale on Detro.

Disposable. What we're working on can
save literally thousands of lives.

All I'm concerned with right now is a
little boy.

You're a nice boy.

Next on Kojak.

Deuces.

I have one.

Yes, sir.

Thank you, Arthur.

Thank you. Thank you very much.

That's for

you.

You take that. All right.

One for him and one for everybody. We're
going to have a party. Hey!

Hey! Hey, kid!

Come on! Come on! Free ice cream! Come
on!

Listen,

you do me a favor.

I lose a puppy dog over there. Would you
help me look for it, huh?

You want to do it?

As good as you look like Charlie
Chaplin. Come on.

That's a pretty good -looking head, huh?

I think it was somewhere around there.

He's the man.

He's the one.

Put him away.

Give me the radio.

This is it.

Yeah, I'm moving across now to keep them
in sight.

Stavros, he's headed toward Canal
Street.

And, uh, if we go this way... I'll cover
it from there.

Everybody, get down there. Pull it
together.

Somebody, huh?

I think that I...

I changed my mind, huh?

I think that I can find the dog.

Help me!

The bus! Take him!

I'm not sure.

Mrs. Chambers, if he's in there, we've
got to get him off the streets.

I'm frightened.

All right.

You scared?

No.

Is he okay?

Yeah.

Okay, now the man who bought you the ice
cream cart and who wanted you to go

look for his puppy, is he in there?

He found him.

How'd it go?

Oh, yes, sir, Captain. We got three
positives.

All right, all right. Get the menagerie
to quiet down.

Shut up.

Detro. Carl Detro. And that is all that
I'm going to say.

We know all that, Mr. Detrow.

Where do you work?

Lieutenant, why am I here?

Well, you are here because you have no
wallet, no driver's license, no

identification card, and you're walking
a child away from its mother. And that's

why you're here, Mr. Detrow. I was not
walking a child away. Children in

laugh better than children in Europe.

I like to talk to children.

No, not talk.

Molest. Do you understand, Mr. Detrow?
Of course you do.

Mr. Detrow, you were positively
identified as the man who molested two

children in that park on two separate
occasions. You're in deep trouble, Mr.

Detrow. Do you understand that?

Now, what do you mean, molest?

Theo, don't do that.

Read him his rights again in two
languages.

Any judgment on the line?

What did you say? A little league or
something?

Yeah, we're feeling pretty good about
catching this guy, Lieutenant.

Oh, really? What guy?

Oh, yes.

Well, I'll tell you how I feel about
that.

I think that you rejects from civilian
life did a great job.

It was nothing, right? Yes, what do you
mean, nothing? Are you kidding?

You put a lot of hours, a lot of
evidence in this case.

And even when there was nothing but
blind alleys, did you say, why don't we

stop? No.

But what's the big deal?

Hey, Lieutenant.

The captain wants to see you right away.

In his office? No, he took that call
from me and ran. Said for you to meet

across the street from the U .N. and
fast.

Frank, I asked you here to explain it to
you. You didn't ask me here, you

summoned me here.

You said the New York head of your
division insisted.

Now what kind of asking is that?

Here he comes now.

He'll tear your head off when he hears
this and you'll deserve it.

Frank, what's the rush? I could have had
an hour off. Lieutenant Kojak, Federal

Agent Donald Mosher.

Hi, Donald. How are you? Lieutenant.

The rush is I wanted you to hear it
firsthand from Federal Agent Mosher and

from me. Because if you heard it from
me, you wouldn't believe it. I don't

believe it myself.

So why should you believe it? Lieutenant
Kojak, the captain is overreacting.

I requested this little chat in the
interest of maintaining a rapport

our two officers.

Chat my foot.

You are ordering me to give up Detrim.

I'm simply stating our office has
jurisdiction.

Over what?

Lieutenant, he's a foreign embassy
employee. You have no right to hold him.

He's got diplomatic immunity.

You know something?

He got the mention of that.

Maybe he was trying to avoid
embarrassment.

Worrying about his job, the publicity.

Or maybe he's worried because three
children identified him and two mothers.

Whatever he's suspected of, our office
can handle it. Oh?

How?

As effectively as possible.

Oh, Frank!

Would you tell me what that means? As
effectively as possible?

Captain, please follow our instructions.

There are to be no police photos.

If you printed them, we want everything.

There's to be no publicity.

Frank, this is double talk. I mean, we
caught them, not the feds.

Gentlemen. We're all on the same side.

Good. Then call his embassy.

Tell them what he is.

Have him sent out of here as an
undesirable now.

I said our office will handle the
matter.

All this pressure for a foreign embassy
chauffeur, why?

I'm sorry, I... That's on a need -to
-know basis.

And we don't have a need -to -know?

Captain, you are to accomplish his
release as carefully as possible.

You let him go out the door, just like
any other unimportant traffic you get.

You must get him out without notice.

Yeah, I know why you called us in. To
make a point. The building's over there

very impressive, you know.

And he's under diplomatic immunity, so
we can't touch him.

You should have called your meeting in a
sewer.

You would have made your point a lot
better.

A call, Captain?

I don't have a dime.

Let him go?

That's a bad joke, Lieutenant.

I told you, he has diplomatic immunity.

He also has a sick mind. He's hurt a lot
of kids, and he's going to hurt a lot

more. Crocker, I already fought it, and
I lost.

There's nothing we can do. We can break
his legs and lock him in a cage.

Just get his papers together, put them
on my desk.

You want to let him go?

You let him go.

Did they tell you what is our agreement?

They told me to let you go.

That is because they have no choice.

But you have.

Excuse me. No, no, no, not yet.

Now you have no right to keep me.

I have a right to talk to you.

Talk is words.

And words are nothing.

What are children?

You have no right to attack somebody.

Listen to me.

I'm a cop in a city of ten million
people.

And I've dealt with your kind before.
Okay, sometimes you come younger.

Sometimes you come older. Rich, poor,
makes no difference.

You only have one problem.

You hurt children.

No, you cannot keep me here.

The federal agent says that you cannot.
What do you want from me? Do you want to

kill me? Kill me. You have gone.

Kill me. I will try to escape. Kill me,
Grant.

I want you to ask us to help you.

Sign yourself into a hospital. Maybe you
can know why what makes you do these

things. You don't know why. They don't
know why.

But at least you can try.

You do not speak to me the way you did
before.

Why?

Because you're dangerous.

You hurt people.

I mean, I don't know why.

You don't know why.

But when I see what it does to the kids,
I don't care what. I just gotta stop

you. And I've got to let you go, and I
don't want to let you go, Ditto.

Because I know you're going to go out
there, and you're going to do it again,

and you're going to do it again, until
you're stopped by a doctor trying to

understand, or a prison cell, or a cop's
bullet in your brain.

I don't want to come to that.

I want it to stop here.

I want it to stop now, before someone
dies.

Do you want to excuse me?

Where are you going?

You didn't say I couldn't get some air.

What, are you looking for trouble?

I'll let you know if I find him.

when you get to become commissioner.

You got a call.

They're on the captain's desk.

All of them? All the prints, the mug
shots, all but this.

It's a reply to a telly I sent around.

Frank.

Carl Ditro.

Child molestation.

Washington, D .C., two years ago.

As soon as he became involved, the case
was dropped.

Mistaken identity.

So?

You seem to have forgotten that I have a
job.

I am a chauffeur.

You seem upset.

Well, I'm quite tired of all this.

Arrangements have been made.

When can you get him there?

He will want to see the film.

He is not a fool.

It must be done carefully.

We both want to see the film, Detro.

Do you understand what I'm saying?

What time?

Five. I'm working tonight.

It can be no later.

Where? I will know from him later.

I'll pick you up before, at the cafe.

Yes. Hello. I'm being watched. I cannot
function.

Could it be police?

No. I am positive.

Have you seen him before?

Yes, I have.

Yes, he is.

He is Caucasian, but he is one of
theirs.

I have seen him at the embassy.

All right, relax.

Go to the chess club.

Give me an hour to set it up.

There's a tail on Detro.

Dispose of him.

I'll take care of it.

How long has he been here?

About an hour.

So what do you think?

I don't think we ought to be here.

Okay, okay.

I know I shouldn't have been telling
him. It's just that he's some bum with

diplomatic immunity.

Huh.

Make any stops where children
congregate? Well, he stopped off at a

psychiatrist.

Here's the address.

Then he gets on a bus and goes down to
the waterfront.

Makes a meet with an oriental tourist.
They try to hide the fact that they were

talking. Pick up?

Don't ask me.

I'm not supposed to be telling him. He's
special, right?

Right.

Then he gets on a bus, comes down here,
and I got to hear from my lieutenant

that we shouldn't even be here.

What a full report.

Every move he makes, every place he
goes, everyone he sees.

I'll check out the psychiatrist.

Uh -oh.

He's leaving.

All right, you tell him, but be careful.

Of him?

Hey, you know why we got here?

Yeah, I think we have a fruitcake.

Well, all of a sudden, I don't know why
we got here. Not only that, I don't even

know what it means. So, be careful.

Go ahead.

I'm not insensitive. I'm not immune.

I listen to sick, often dangerous
patients daily. I struggle with the

hourly. What do I do with what they tell
me? Have them committed?

For what?

How much of it is fantasy?

All right.

Ask me something I can do, but only
that.

Okay. Help me to understand.

Why don't you sit down?

Would you like a drink? No.

A child molester, like an alcoholic or a
gambler, is driven by a compulsion.

Each has his own.

Often we can help them, but if he is to
avoid any trouble, he must stay out of

two areas. He is one, the target of his
compulsion, in this case children, and

two, conditions that tend to aggravate
his need for conduct.

I'm sorry.

I'm very sorry.

Is he all right, huh? Oh, sure, sure.
Here,

you're a good boy. Buy some candy.

No, no, no.

I got

a

panic call. You wanted to see me. What's
it all about? Well, forgive me, Federal

Agent Mosher. It was nothing.

That bum Detro added to his other
talents. He set up my detective.

And a goon from your department tried to
hit him.

How's your man?

Angry. Yours is in surgery.

Go, Jack.

We didn't know he was your officer.

You lied to us, baby.

You let Detro walk the streets.

And maybe you're lying now.

I said we would keep him within our
jurisdiction. You were ordered to drop

matter. You didn't. Hey, federal agent.

Double talk.

My men didn't try to kill one of your
men.

Okay. That was unfortunate.

But we've got everything under control
now, I assure you. Do you?

Do you have Detro's stress under
control?

I mean, are you changing his working
conditions?

Are you counseling him and dealing with
women?

Do you even know or care that pressure,
anxiety, concern brings on these

compulsions? What the hell are you
talking about?

Sound profound?

I cheated. Yeah, I was briefed by his
psychiatrist.

Now, how's that grab you, baby?

Kojak.

Drop it.

Oh, I can't.

You know, I got a compulsion of my own.

You live with his, you live with mine.

It's called need to know.

I needed to know why a very sick man who
was arrested for child molestation in

Washington, D .C., he's let off the hook
there and he's now playing his trade in

New York City.

Now either you deliver him quietly or I
blow the lid.

Okay. I'll talk to my boss and I'll get
back to you.

And fast.

Okay. You want to get busted too? Good.

See if you can pick up on federal agent
Moshe. Look, we're going down.

And if we're going down, we'll go down
with the fight. Go ahead. Right,

Lieutenant.

I thought that it was one of theirs.

I told you that they'd want that
information also.

Okay, Tetro.

Patience is running out.

Time is running out. My ability to hold
off the police is running out.

Your new identity is all set. Now you
just deliver and get the hell out of my

life. When?

I have the film.

When do I see it?

When do I see the money?

You'll be at Battery Park at 5 o 'clock.

I'll show you where the money is then.

After I see the film.

So.

I just got a call from Koja.

He'll blow the whole thing if we don't
cool.

I know.

McNeil was here.

Do you have time to sit in?

I'm not meeting Detro till 5 o 'clock.

Yeah, look, be careful with that.

I'm still not sure Detro isn't pulling
something cute.

Hey, George.

You got a playground in that park.

Which should I worry about first?

The film or the kids?

Come back for your wine. I saved it for
you.

Oh, thank you very much. That's very
kind of you. Thank you.

No, no, no, no.

Yes? Traffic in the city gets worse
every day. I will be meeting him in

Park. All right.

Be calm.

You're not going to kill him.

I am.

Hi, mister.

Now, please, please, now go away, little
boy, please.

I am a very important person.

You know that?

And I have very smart brains.

I should have an important position.

But people who are not as smart as I am
keep me as a chauffeur.

You're a nice boy.

Not in South Rizzo.

Give me the lieutenant, quick.

Lieutenant.

Stavros.

Yes, Stavros.

Lieutenant.

Yeah, he came back to the cafe.

He went inside and never came out. I
went over there and checked it out. I

checked the men's room, the back alley.

He could have gone through the back
alley.

Stavros, what's going on?

My son.

He's about six years old. Have you seen
him?

Stavros.

Lieutenant, you better get over here
fast.

I don't know what to do.

No, not that one.

My wife's still at work.

She works for an insurance company.

They like her. She's a good worker.

Should I call her?

Should I get hysterical?

Lieutenant, you know about these things,
don't you? Please.

Yeah.

That's the man who bumped into Peter.

That's him.

That's the one.

I think you better call your wife right
away.

Oh, my God.

It's only a precaution. Maybe your wife
knows where your child plays.

No, she doesn't.

We've only taken this place over a few
months ago.

That's why she has to work.

I keep him here when there isn't any
school.

Can't afford a nursery school.

We're trying to save our money.

New business. You know, Lieutenant.

Please find him.

We'll find him.

I got us a meeting with Moshe's boss.

What does it look like here?

Father just identified this photo.

Well, let's go.

I suppose they don't cooperate.

Theo, you know they do have jurisdiction
over it. You know what I'm asking.

Well, get some of the men to follow us.

The feds have contact with Detrow. If
they don't go along, tail them after the

meeting. I already did.

I got Saperstein on motion.

If you question, the order was mine.

Whatever is discussed sounds better in a
more casual atmosphere, and hard as I

try, I can't seem to get my office to
look relaxing.

Not with that enormous government seal
hanging there and a flag in the corner

the room. You got this enormous
government seal there with this big

You know what I got behind my desk?

I got a dirty window and dirty little
pigeons.

They go further outside, dirtier things
are happening.

Now, where's Stetro?

Lieutenant is very graphic. He's also
very right.

And you're the last people in the world
we should have to tell that to. Captain,

it should be obvious by now we're on a
very important mission.

What we're working on can save literally
thousands of lives within the next few

weeks. Do me a favor.

Don't wave the flag at me, okay?

All I'm concerned with right now is a
little boy, six years old, brown hair,

brown eyes, parents love him.

Produce detro.

Captain, if I must pull rank, I shall.

You were ordered to keep your people
away from a foreign embassy employee

whom you have no jurisdiction under any
circumstances, regardless of what you

suspect.

Do it.

Tea over.

Lieutenant.

We just found a little boy.

Where? The alley by the cafe.

He's pretty scared. I didn't want to
touch him.

All right.

Pretty brave kid to come up here all
alone.

I guess it's safer than a lot of places
I know in New York.

You know, it's even tougher.

You're pretty scared.

When I get scared, look what I do.

Oh.

Lieutenant Kojak, one of your men wants
you to call him at this number.

All right, thanks.

Well,

what now?

Well, uh, certainly if you can establish
beyond doubt that Detro did this.

Ryan, you're a moron.

Yeah, Kojak.

Yeah, I tailed Mosher to the battery
park.

Detro was with him, too.

I figured you ought to know.

Beautiful baby.

What was it?

Another case.

Yes? Do you have some money?

Over there.

Are you

sure

that it is safe here?

Nobody gives a damn about you here.

Just give me the film and that'll be it.

May I have the money?

Must I count it?

I don't care what you do.

You're on your own now.

Must you leave him here?

Just a tired businessman relaxing.

Why not?

Later I will come back and dispose of
him over there.

I'm sure that's what you want.

I'm sure.

You wouldn't trick me the way you
tricked him.

The money, please.

Not a bad day's work for a chauffeur.

Isn't it?

But wait, I have another job.

Not for me. I just did you a favor.

My people expect more information.

They can get it from someone else. I am
not going to return to the embassy.

Left -hand pocket.

Take it easy, baby.

Local police are on the job.

Sorry, Lieutenant.

You went into a crowd. I just couldn't
get him.

I used new identity.

I arranged for him.

Boris Vargovsky.

He's got a passport.

Brazilian.

Get out an alarm.

Yes, sir.

This man's a doctor.

Oh, Jack.

Hey, Detro.

I heard...

Did that girl hurt a child?

Did that girl hurt a child?

No, no.

The kid was found safe at a friend's
house.

Good.

South below 21st Street. We have a
chase.

Suspect has been murdered with battery
plug.

Spotted attempting to cover.

New York Registration.

Auto proceeding south on 2nd Avenue and
14th Street.

Displacement. Man armed with a revolver.
Driver of vehicle believed to be a

hostage. All units not involved in the
chase stay off the air.

Do not arrest me.

I am a member of the international
community. I proclaim diplomatic

Yeah, we figured you'd get around to
that.

I did not kill Moshe. I did not fire the
shot.

Now, you cannot apprehend me. I am
protected under international law.

Detro, we found the boy.

I am a special category visitor.

I proclaim diplomatic immunity.

Now, you cannot arrest me.

What should they know?

They know it all.

I give myself up to you.

Yeah, we'd love to keep you, but your
friends already made the trip downtown.

I'm sick.

They know that I'm sick.

You must send me to the hospital.

Your people will treat me there.

You're right. That's our way.

You know what they will do to me. Please
don't let them take me. Please, don't

let them take me.

You know what they will do to me.

You cannot let them do that to me.

What do I do now?

Hey, I told you so.

Lieutenant.

How's the kid?

All right, I guess.

Who else?

I brought this present for him. Oh,
Peter, come here. The lieutenant brought

present for you.

You got the man, didn't you?

Yep.

Now, they're sending him back to his own
country. What will they do to him?

Well, they'll do more to him than we
would have done if he stayed here.

I see all kinds of people at these
tables.

To hear what people say and do to each
other.

You must be much worse than your work.
How do you stand it?

Well, I look at it this way.

You meet some of the bad people, and you
meet some of the good people.

Hi.

Here,

you give it to him.

Oh, no, no, no.

Little boys should not take presents
from strangers, you understand?

There.

Now you must have a glass of wine with
me.

As a gift. Like your gift. Come on, you
must.

No, I'm not going to let you get off
that easy, okay? I'll be back one night

with the lady. Okay.