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You okay?

Yeah. Cadet Prado, your unarmed and
armed combat scores are just short of

fantastic. Only a few points below the
man who holds the record. That'd be

Cordell Walker, sir.

You know Walker, cadet?

Oh, yeah.

If it wasn't for him, I wouldn't be
here.

Well, he can be proud of you.

Thanks, sir.

You're a credit to this police academy.

Cadet Georgina Williams, Cadet Roger

Yakin, and Cadet Maury Simpson.

And now a special congratulations to
Cadet Joseph Prado, who earned the

scores in today's graduating class and
is therefore named Platoon Honorman.

Congratulations.

Thank you, sir.

Class 1197.

Dismissed.

Congratulations,

Joey. Thanks, Walker.

For the first time in my life, I feel
like I'm going to make a difference.

I'm really proud of you.

It's good stuff.

Sure, it's good stuff.

What'd you expect?

Oh, nothing but the best from you,
Benny.

That's right.

So, you got the money?

Well, since Mr. Brown's going to be
giving these drugs away to kids in

kind of figured you wouldn't mind if I
didn't pay you this time.

Yeah, I mind.

Well, you know, that's too bad.

No hard feelings, Benny. Just business.

Who did this, Benny?

Philano.

Philano?

Victor Philano?

Yeah.

Why? Gonna give out free samples.

Give it to the kids. Can you believe it?

He's gone.

You know the Solano guy?

You already know him.

Hey, Mr. Brown.

About time.

Any problems?

No, no problems.

I decided you should save your money,
Mr. Brown, but still keep the

you asked for.

I suppose Benny had nothing to say about
this.

Oh, not anymore, he doesn't. What about
those two boys of his?

Oh, I wouldn't worry about them. There
are a couple of cold statistics in

tomorrow's morning news.

Very, very cold.

Why take the risk, Vic?

What's on your mind?

You know, I've been thinking about that,
you know?

Remember that idea you had a couple of
months ago about free heroin samples?

You know, local high schools, colleges,
give them a free taste and reel in the

new customers?

It's instant supply and demand, you
know?

Heroin's popularity with the kids has
never been higher.

Oh, I remember that idea.

I also remember the problem with it.
Right, right. You didn't want to waste

own supply to hook up those fresh
customers.

Well, now you don't have to.

Benny and his boys are kind enough to
donate all the free smack that we need.

You got guts and initiative, Victor.

You'll go far if you can just manage to
stay alive.

All right, there's what we know for
sure.

The late Benny Knox was the main
supplier for the big -time drug dealer

Brown.

Which means Vic Solano is connected to
Brown.

You were right on the money about that
one. Knox said that the drugs taken were

going to be given away as free samples.

That means only one thing.

Brown's getting ready to distribute the
heroin into the schools.

Exactly.

Thanks for giving me this chance to help
out, Walker.

Well, there's something I didn't tell
you, Joey.

What's that?

Victor Solano works for this Brown.

Vic Solano?

Are you sure?

Yeah, I'm sure.

Vic Solano?

You and Solano were pals?

More than pals, Vic was like a brother.

Well, Vic made his choice, and you made
yours, Joey.

So you want me to use Vic to get to
Brown?

That's right.

But I'll understand if you decide to
turn down the assignment.

No.

No, I can't turn it down.

Good.

In the eyes of a ranger, the
unsuspecting stranger had better know

wrong from right.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

Any wrong you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna
be.

Officer Joey Prado reporting for duty.

Reporting for duty, but not in those
clothes, Joey.

What? You said civvies, eh?

Joey, I'm afraid for this particular
assignment, we're going to have to,

Well, Joey, that wasn't exactly what we
had in mind.

Yeah, but don't worry about it. Walk in,
I'll take you shopping.

I have a better idea.

Alex, would you do me a big favor?

You're better at it than I am.

Please?

I would be happy to take you shopping.

You owe me.

God, I hate shopping.

I'll pay you back, I promise.

So how do I look?

You did a great job, Alex.

Just a mere change from a lump of coal
to a polished diamond.

Here's your rap sheet.

Wow.

I've been a bad boy for the last four
years.

That's petty stuff compared to Solano.
And Dick's going to check you out. You

can count on that, Joey.

Oh, I know.

So what's next?

The merchandise.

China White, pure as it comes. When
Brown's people test that heroin, they're

going to want more of it.

He can step all over it and still charge
top dollar.

Joey Prada's going to become a very
popular guy.

Yeah, lucky me.

Well, show it around.

Vic will hear about it.

Okay, now let's set you up at the Savoy
Hotel.

Set the bag down there.

Thank you.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you very much.

Look, anything you need, I'll let you
know.

All right, sir.

Full cable and tape capabilities, sir.
Four telephones and a jacuzzi. Let me

show you the jacuzzi. Yeah, let me show
you the door. Thanks.

It's all clear.

Okay, Joey, come here.

I want you to go see this guy, Amos
Dugan.

He owns a place called the Table Stakes.
It's a strip joint.

It's the cover for his drug dealings,
but we can't prove it yet.

Dugan will get me to Vic? No, he's a
rung on the ladder that'll get you to

Brown. I'm Mr. Brown's how I get to Vic.
You got it.

So make a good impression.

Yeah.

What?

Go. Anything special, good -looking?

Make it sexy.

I'm going to talk to Dugan.

Somebody wants to talk to you, Mr.
Dugan?

No. Excuse me.

Hey, my name's Joey Prado. I just want a
second of your time, if you don't mind.

I mind.

Beat it, punk.

It was your manners, Dugan.

I'm here to do you a favor.

Yeah, right.

Get this guy out of here, Bruno, now.

There's a whole lot more of this at a
very fair price.

Hey, my name's Joey Prado.

I'm staying at the Savoy.

You got that mud for brains?

All right.

Kid's a natural.

Amos Dugan was easy.

Vic Solano's another story.

Yeah.

Yeah, who am I talking to?

Joey Prado. Who's this?

Joey Prado?

The same Joey Prado who did time at Miss
Key Boys Ranch?

Yeah, if you call junior high at a state
school doing time.

Well, if it was for me, butch.

I don't believe it.

Victor Solano.

The one and only.

Wait a minute. How'd you find me? How'd
you know I was here?

Well, you left a sample with an
associate of mine, and that sample

righteous, your name shot straight to
the top.

I didn't know you were in the business,
Vic.

Well, you don't sound a bit surprised.

No, I'm not surprised. It's where you
said you were always headed.

But to be honest with you, Joey, I'm the
one who's a bit surprised. I mean,

hearing your name connected to this
enterprise.

So I checked your record, and I find out
the last four years, old straight -out

Joey's got a little bent.

Yeah, well, that's a long story, bro.

Well, we'll have to meet, and you can
tell me all about it.

Okay. Name the place.

St. Dismas Cemetery, where we used to
meet as kids at 2 o 'clock.

2 p .m. All right, bro.

See you there.

Good. Oh, and Joey, make sure that
you're alone, okay?

Of course.

I'm meeting Vic.

So it was him, your old pal.

Yeah, it was him.

What's your plan?

I listen, and if I believe him, we do
business.

And if you see a ring or somebody tossed
into the mix?

I kill them.

I think it's better if I don't wear this
thing.

That could be dangerous, Joey.

Yeah, we gotta get in too close to cover
you, then. Then don't cover me. I just

think it's better if I go to this first
meeting clean.

And unarmed.

You're a drug dealer. He's going to
expect you to wear a gun.

Then I'll do the unexpected out of
trust.

It'll impress him. Well, you know Vic
better than we do.

It's your call.

Yeah, I'll be okay.

But there is no hero in the Godfather.

What are you talking about?

Michael Corleone's a hero.

Well, Michael may start out that way,
but he turns into a rat.

I mean, he has his own brother killed.

Sure, because Fredo betrayed the family.

He was a traitor, man.

Yeah, but would you do something like
that to your own brother?

I don't have a brother.

You got me.

We're blood brothers, right? Yeah, sure,
blood brothers.

To the death, right? To the death.

Lots of memories, huh, Joey?

Vic.

How you doing?

Not too bad. Not too bad.

No wire.

That's good.

No gun.

Good. Yeah, well, you might be dumb, but
I'm not stupid.

So lay it on me, Joey.

Whole sad tale.

Last I heard, you were a kickboxing
champion.

Yeah, but that kickboxing barely paid
the rent.

When my knee blew out, so did my ideas
of right and wrong.

Especially after I got busted for
possession.

So when I got out, I tried my hand at
dealing with stuff.

So where did you get the merchandise you
gave Dougal?

Connection I made in Caracas.

Spent some time down there.

But now I'm back in town, and I'm
looking for customers who will pay the

bucks. Like this cat named Brown, Mr.
Brown.

You ever heard of him?

Well, first things first, Joey.

You know, it's not that hard to get your
name on a rap sheet.

Especially if you're working with the
cops.

Yeah, what if I said I wasn't?

Well, unfortunately, it's not that
simple.

You're going to have to pass a little
test first.

Walker.

How'd it go?

He wants me to pass a test.

See if I'm for real.

What kind of test?

Wants me to kill a guy.

Harry Morrison Fitch, a .k .a. Harry
Fields, Morris Fenner, so on and so on.

Yeah, he's a small -time operator who
has a penchant for informing.

He's a snitch.

To date, he's made three deals to turn
associates for state's evidence.

Word is he works for Vic.

Lower echelon stuff, though. Drug mule,
that kind of thing.

Yeah, looks like Vic found out that he's
informed before.

So why didn't Vic just take him out
himself?

He probably would, but this way he gets
to kill two birds with one stone, so to

speak. You prove yourself by taking
Fitch out, and Vic gets rid of an

So what are we going to do?

Well, I guess you're going to have to
kill Fitch.

Like I'm seeing double vision And the
day feels

like night Got a life in division

But it isn't black and white

Yeah, I tell you what, some things kind
of hurt when they go off, you know? Ow,

and they like sting right there where
you taped them on.

When that thing went off, man.

Bitch.

What? You're going south.

Well, right.

Mexico.

Just like you see it. Right, police
escort.

No problem.

You fellas saved my bacon for sure, so
no complaints.

Disappearance is done.

Hockey dory with all hairy feet.

Who is it? Hey!

What's up? Hey!

Congratulations on the job. Well done.

Well done?

I stood there like a jerk, frozen.

No, no, you did fine.

You came out of it, you did great. To be
honest with you, I really didn't think

you had it in you.

I guess I was hoping that you didn't.

Why's that?

Oh, I don't know. I guess... the joy
proud of being a bad guy sort of turns

whole world upside down, you know?

I mean, all those times I was in the
joint, pulling something, being a

I can always look at this thinking world
and think, hey, I know at least one

honest guy.

But honest is for suckers, right?

I mean, the upside of this situation is
that you and me get to work together.

That's right.

Oh.

Prince of the death, huh?

To the death.

So now, we gotta talk about me moving
some merchandise.

I gotta make my bones with my boys in
Caracas, and soon.

You mean you'd like to meet that Mr.
Brown you've been asking about?

Be a nice start. You bet it would.

All right, you got it.

Cool.

He's out of town, but as soon as he gets
back, we'll set up a meet, we'll set up

a sale.

Yeah, we'll go from there, all right?

Now, what kind of merchandise you got?

Anything you want, bro, I can get it.

Anything.

Take a thought, huh?

Fix the line on Joy Prado.

Gangsters. Hey, Butch and Sundance.
Butch and Sundance. I like that.

Butch.

Well, Butch, let's go do a little
partying, huh? What do you say? Yeah,

right?

After that test you put me through, I
could definitely use you a little shot.

No, no, no, no. You was nothing, okay?

I mean, all you did was rid the world of
a rat think little snitch, all right?

Now, come on. Let's go have some fun,
okay? All right, bro.

He's in?

Yeah, he's in.

You worried about him?

Yeah, a little.

He's new at this.

Hey.

You're working late tonight.

You're a fine one to talk.

I'm just doing a little paperwork.

Walker, you have to repent.

Well, they're going to have to wind down
sometime.

Okay, call me if you need me.

Joey? Yeah, he and Vic Solano have been
partying for three days.

And we're still waiting for Mr. Brown to
return from his trip?

Yeah, there's nothing we can do until he
gets back.

I'll be glad when this is over.

You really care about this kid?

Joey's a good kid.

He's going to make a great cop.

What, see your shadow now, Vic?

That's good.

Don't get smart with me, Dugan. I have
to wash your mouth out with soap.

What do you want, Vic?

Mr. Brown's monthly cut of his drug
sales.

Sure, no problem.

And a couple of your best girls, maybe?

It's a joke, Dugan. Relax. We're just
having a little fun, okay?

Where's your sense of humor?

It was too early, I guess.

I'll get that package right away.

Hello. Out to lunch.

Guy's a locks.

He's dumber than spit.

Dumber than dirt.

Dumber than an honest job.

The old days, huh?

I mean, a couple dumb kids who didn't
have a clue.

Yeah, but when things got tough, we knew
who to depend on.

That's right.

Old Butch and Sundance were pretty
tight, huh? We were.

Keep your hands where I can see them,
and we're going to have a little talk

about my sense of humor.

Looks like Mr. Dugan here is making a
career move.

You got it.

When Mr. Brown gets back, he's going to
find out there's been a few changes

made.

You're first.

Amos, you're going to be running the
business. You're going to be needing

merchandise, right? Maybe we could talk
a deal or something. You're no good

trader.

You're right, Prado. I am going to be
needing some merchandise.

This is some good friend you got here,
Vic.

That'll work.

You okay, bro?

I'm so glad you know all that karate
stuff.

Look out, Joey.

Oh, you won.

He would have got me.

I don't want to let you down, Walker,
but Vic saved my life today, and I'm

to pay him back by sending him to
prison?

Joey, you can't let yourself get
emotionally tight about this.

Vic's a criminal, and it's our job to
take him down.

I just don't know if I can.

Okay. If you want to quit the
assignment, then I strongly suggest that

in your badge.

You can't walk the fence, Joey.

You've got to be strong, just like you
had to be when Gino was killed.

Gino!

Gino!

I didn't get my hands on who killed him,
I swear.

You let me worry about that, Joey.

You've got to concentrate on the fight.

I don't even care.

Now that he's gone, it doesn't even
matter.

Gino wouldn't want to hear that.

He wouldn't want you to give up.

Now that he's gone, who's going to train
me?

I will.

What is it, Joy?

You're not concentrating.

I keep seeing Gino dead there lying on
the floor.

Look, Joy.

Gino's death was a terrible tragedy.

But Gino would be the first one to tell
you that you've got to focus on the

future, not the past.

Now, if you're going to lose this fight
because your heart's not in it, then all

of Gino's training has gone for naught.

Are you going to let that happen?

No. Well, good. Let's get to it then.
Come on now. All right.

Go.

That's it. There you go.

For you, Gino.

Mr. Brown's coming back in town
tomorrow.

He's going straight to the meet.

I'll be there to sell him the
merchandise.

Are you sure?

Yeah, I'm sure.

Thanks for straightening me out.

Thanks for doing it, Vic.

Bye.

Oh, holy Vic!

Hold it.

What are you going to do, man?

Black old Harry again?

Hey. Got a location in time?

Yeah. Longhorn Stockyards in Fort Worth.
1 ,500 hours. Old main building.

You up for it?

Oh, yeah.

I know what I gotta do, and I know how
to do it.

Good luck.

Big day, huh?

Meeting with El Jefe.

They live a lifetime.

Yeah, right. It's a big day.

What's up? Did you get in a fight with
your old lady or something?

Come on, Sundance. You can tell old
Butch about it. Look, I don't want to

about it. Is that all right?

What's up, Vic? What's wrong?

You got the smack?

Is it here?

Yeah.

20 keys to the best China White around.

China White, huh?

Tested to the max, I'm sure.

Of course.

Well, you think I'd sell you anything
less?

Oh, no, no, no, because we're friends.

To the death, right?

Of course.

What's going on, babe?

Turn right here and then go west on the
highway.

Yeah, I thought we were going up the
port word.

A little change of plans, my friend.

Hope that I wouldn't worry about it,
but...

I talked to Mr.

Brown last night and he said he didn't
like the smell of the dockyard.

The location got changed.

Is that going to be a problem?

No problem.

What is it?

Check the scanner.

See where Joey is.

We've got a problem.

Where is he? They're across town.

That's where we'll meet Mr. Brown?

Yeah, for all time's sakes, Joey.

Now let's move.

Looks like they're running a little
behind.

Is that some kind of joke, Vic?

Put it down.

Put it down.

Dead man by the name of Harry Fitch paid
me a little visit last night, Joey.

He was looking for a little getaway
cash, but all he got was a bullet.

And this time it was for real.

You're a cop, aren't you, Joey?

I knew it.

I mean, but I was stupid, you know? I
mean, it was right in front of my face.

I mean, you're the only real friend I
ever had, Joey.

I mean, I guess there was a part inside
of me that really wanted that bad.

You know, Butch and Sundance. You know,
everything.

What did I ever do to you to stab me in
the back like this, huh?

Not what you do to me, Vic.

It's what you do to others. Hey, I don't
force anybody to buy anything. They're

kids, Vic. You're selling smack to kids.
What are you thinking? Shut up, you

damn boy scout.

The friend that I had, the Vic Solano
that I knew growing up, he never would

have sold that poison to kids. He never
would have done that.

How far?

Five minutes.

So what are you going to do now, Vic?

You're going to die, cop.

You do what you got to do.

Just like I did.

So who was your contact, huh?

It's not important.

It was Walker, wasn't it?

That's what I thought. Old home week.

Turn state's evidence on Brown, and I
will do everything I can to help you,

I swear.

What, are you going to play this for the
rest of your life?

Making money on misery and pain?

You're hurting people, Vic.

Help us.

Help us and yourself.

Please.

Well, Vic, answer, Officer Prado.

What the hell are you doing here? I told
you to stay away.

I came to protect my investment. You
sounded a little shaky on the phone.

So I decided to make sure you picked up
the smack and took care of your old

buddy just exactly like he said you
would.

You don't trust me?

Oh, I trust you.

Kill him.

Turn around, Joey.

You're going to do it. You have to do it
looking at me.

Kill him.

Kill him, Vic.

I can't.

Well, I can.

No!

Yeah.

Victor Solano, good guy.

Who do I have to guess, huh?

To the death, right?

To the death.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Because that's where the Rangers are
going to be.