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You two keep it down, okay? Because if we get called back here, somebody's

to go to jail.

Oh, yeah? You just try.

And I'll bust your head!

You people, what do you want here?

You come into our neighborhood, you kill our children, and then you go and take

our men to jail.

Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute. You got that all wrong. The police didn't

shoot anybody.

No!

You just couldn't wait, could you?

He didn't kill Butler!

Drop it, or you're a dead man.

Rick, did you ever get the feeling that not everyone in the world loves cops?

Yeah. My sister.

Every time she gets a ticket, I hear about it constantly for a month.

She really gets hot.

Well, Birdbrain, you got one more day left.

You can still back out.

Now take it from me.

Your old married partner. Keep your freedom.

13 -8 -45. Okay, Coach. Devin Anderson and Hope.

Yeah. Hey, Turkey.

How about a cup?

Yeah, sounds good. Where to?

Well, we're close. How about that taco stand at Anderson and Hope?

I'll tell you, partner, you're strung out like a goat.

I thought you had a cat.

But he thinks he's a dog.

Well, maybe that's because you call him Spot.

Why don't you change his name?

Do you think I could? No.

Do you think I'd get a doggie bag to take home?

Gotcha. You clown.

If you don't leave me alone while I'm working, I'll... Well, thank heavens

will all end tomorrow.

Karen, he doesn't hear any of our calls because he's too busy listening to

yours. Please, marry the guy so I can have a partner again.

Partner? Will you listen to that? He doesn't need a partner.

More like a bookkeeper.

Just someone to keep the law.

13 -843, an unknown trouble at the playground 6 and Boyle. 13 -843, your

code 2.

Gotta go. Go, hot shot. Go catch a crook.

Mwah.

See you later. Okay.

Oh, uh, hey, listen, officer.

Yes, officer?

What are you doing after work? How about a date?

Oh, I hear your cops are lots of fun. Oh, go on, go on. Hey, you get them off

time. I've got big plans for him tomorrow. Big plans.

Bye -bye. Let's go.

13 -8 -43, additional on your call, 6th and Boyle. Now on Major 4 -15, 40 -45

may also call.

13 -8 -43, your call is now code 3.

Did you get a chance to see the guy who did the shooting?

No, not really.

I'm sorry.

All I saw was a Mexican.

He was maybe 18, 19.

He was running.

He had a gun.

When the other cars started rolling in, he split.

Look, can you give us a better description of this guy and what kind of

was carrying?

The gun was a chrome.

It looked like it might have been a .22 revolver, but I don't know. Everything

was happening so fast.

I'm really not sure.

When did you first see the guy?

I need a couple of minutes alone.

If it's right now, I... That's all right.

We understand.

Thank you very much, okay?

Yeah, they've been told. The chaplain's there now.

Karen, I... We know about your... Your plans.

Please try to understand that we have to go over everything with you. What you

saw when you arrived.

You know, who was where.

You know, his dad has a bad heart. I hope everything...

first thing in the morning.

I want to be with them, please.

Okay, come on.

Hey, Bill. How's Gamma? Is he getting any to go on?

No, not much really. He's pretty shaken up over the whole thing.

You know, they were partners for a long time.

Wanted a little time to clear his head.

He said that he saw a kid running away with a gun.

Oh? Yeah. From the looks of that, it could be a .22.

Bill? Yeah?

We may have just got lucky.

Did you get a good lift?

Several.

Including a good palm print.

You know, if he was standing that close, he didn't have to be much of a shot.

Let's get this classified right away. I'll call the watch commander and get an

okay. Nobody goes home until we get a make on that print.

Right.

What's going on out there?

Police, they're everywhere.

A cop got killed.

We had a rumble and someone shot a cop.

Gloria. I was right there, right next to the car when he got hit.

Who shot him, Bobby?

Not one of the Sotos?

I don't know. It could have been anyone. There were people everywhere.

When the cops poured in, I split.

Do they...

But the cops know you were there.

I don't know.

But they surely found out it was my gang.

What about going to the police?

I mean, you could tell them what you saw, maybe help them out.

You're crazy.

They'd bust my head right off.

I know what would happen to me.

No, I've just cut the tail off the shoes for a couple of days.

Relax. Why didn't you shoot nobody?

The gun, Bobby.

Why the gun? You never had to use... We heard some of the flockers were...

Forget it.

Just do me a favor. Put this home away. Your nose, your mother won't find it.

I'm George Buckles.

I guess most of you have heard that I've been selected to command this task

force.

Now, we've been given the job of... I

think this is as good a time as any to make a point about being on time at

briefings.

Point, everyone, including attractive sergeants, will be on time and not a

minute late. Is that understood?

Lieutenant...

Sergeant Anderson was just with policewoman Kelly.

Sergeant Crowley, I didn't ask for an explanation.

And if I had, I would have asked it of Sergeant Anderson.

Now, we've been given the job of investigating, apprehending, and

justice the killer of Officer Butler.

And we're going to put a stop to this gang violence. I heard this guy's a real

eight ball.

A decent population of this city has a right... Where'd he work before they

him this assignment?

Management services.

This is as close to a street job as he's ever been.

This is great, huh?

We've got a dead cop. The ghetto's about to explode and they send us a guy with

no experience. Yeah, it looks that way.

But a crook will slip and fall.

Now all of us on this task force will have a firm footing.

This force is divided into two parts. The investigative group, headed by

Sergeant Crowley, and the uniformed patrol group, headed by Sergeant Gates.

Will you two gentlemen please stand up?

Thank you. Be seated.

Now, we'll have uniform inspection before every watch. Looking sharp.

I want my men looking sharp.

Now, I realize that some of you are very involved in undercover work.

Stiles, is it?

Yes, sir.

Joseph Stiles, investigator.

Next to you.

Royster.

Investigator Peter Royster.

You can't tell the cops from the crooks nowadays, and vice versa.

Well, on this case, please, while I'm in command, try to look as presentable as

possible. I realize that may be difficult, and neatness, at least.

Please.

This guy's really beautiful.

Next to him, Crowley comes off like a Lenny Bruce.

A real leader. He's got all the command presence of a... Man of the press.

I've just now been informed that Leighton Prince has identified the

Officer Butler.

His name is Robert Romero, a .k .a. Bobby Romero.

Okay, sergeants, get your men briefed.

Inspection here, 0600 in the morning.

Then we find Romero. Let's do a good job.

So what do you think? Does he actually think we have a case on Romero? Cap, he

doesn't even know what a case is.

I spent 15 minutes arguing with him about how to handle the investigation.

You know what he's concerned with?

This little inspection.

Romero's fingerprint only puts him at Butler's car. I mean, that makes him a

good suspect, sure, but we're a long way from making a case. Tell me about it.

How's Karen, is she all right?

I'm afraid she's taking it pretty hard. She told me she's thinking of turning in

her resignation.

Says she wants out.

Says it's not a job for a woman.

What do I tell her?

Why don't you tell her what my first partner told me?

Cops are like shepherds.

They're all to keep the wolves from devouring the sheep.

And he meant that literally.

Two weeks later, he was killed trying to stop a $5 market holdup.

Hey, fellas?

Excuse me.

I'm Sergeant Crowley with the police department.

This lady over here is Sergeant Anderson.

Nothing I said?

What do you want? I'd like to ask you a few questions.

When did you go hassle the people in Sahara Vista?

We don't want you down here. You don't belong here.

We're not here to hassle anyone. We're here because someone killed a police

officer. Hey, that's not our problem. That's yours.

So just leave us alone. Wait a minute.

Are you wrong about that?

It is your problem. You may not know it now, but it's yours, like it or not.

Just how?

One of your cop friends got killed.

Man, that's not my problem. That cop got killed trying to keep the peace in your

neighborhood. He wasn't up in Sierra Vista. He was right here, buddy.

Right here with you and your mother and your father and your sisters and your

brothers. He was protecting them.

And, buddy, whether you like it or not, that makes it your problem.

So what is it you want? We want to question Bobby Romero or anybody else

the killing of Officer Butler.

Romero? Bobby?

Uniformed officers here.

I'll split out and try to look for you.

I'm not sure these people are going to be so willing to talk to us. You people!

What do you want here?

You come into our neighborhood, you kill our children, and then you go and take

our men to jail.

Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute. You got that all wrong. The police didn't

shoot anybody.

We're just here trying to find out who's doing this and why. That's all.

Listen to him. And go home. Give us a chance.

Give us some time to find out who's responsible for these killings.

You are.

We heard that Ruben was shot by the cops. That you people shot Ruben because

wouldn't tell you where Bobby Romero is.

Ruben was not shot by the police. We were standing right there. Now, if

let us and help us, we'll find out who did.

Now, go home.

We got a dead 16 -year -old boy shot and killed. Two shots. One almost hit

Pepper. Where's the body? I want to examine the body. We released the body

the coroner.

Who gave you permission to release the body?

Look, in case you don't understand, I'm in charge of this investigation and I

give all the orders. Do you understand?

I understand that we got a dead policeman on our hands. Now we got a

-year -old boy on our hands.

I also understand that these people in this project are going to tear it to

pieces if we don't come up with some answers and soon.

Sergeant Crowley.

I know that you're under pressure. We're all under pressure.

But a wise man controls his temper. He knows that anger causes mistakes.

It's Proverbs 14, verse 29.

Now, what have you done about Romero? Where is he? I told you to pick him up.

Sergeant Gates, where were your patrolmen?

Their presence here could have prevented this shooting. I told you I wanted this

area heavily patrolled until Romero's been captured.

The inspection.

You held back six men after the inspection, Lieutenant.

You said they were not presentable enough.

Sergeant, I want those men on the street and on time.

Now, according to what I've been told, Romero's gang is hiding. So let's start

by picking them up.

Lieutenant, only a simpleton believes what he is told. A prudent man checks to

see where he's going.

Proverbs 14, verse 50.

Where you been? What took you so long?

I had to wait till my mother left for work.

What's the matter?

Bobby, somebody shot Reuben.

He was killed while talking to the police.

Who killed him? The cops? The cops do it? I don't know. I don't think so. I

mean, some lady cop was almost hit.

Bobby, they've been to your house. They've talked to your mother. They

shot the cop.

You've got to go to them. Explain it before it's too late.

You're crazy.

You think they're going to believe me?

A cop was killed.

And someone is going to get busted behind it.

I had a feeling they'd come looking for me. Oh, Bobby, please.

I'll find someone who believes in you.

Please.

There are some things I want you to do. First, tell my mom I'll be all right not

to worry.

Tana, when does your mother get home?

Why? I need to pick up the gun.

Today.

Gun? Papa, you don't need that.

It'll only cause more trouble.

Look, I've got this place for a few days.

I've got a cousin in Bakersfield.

I'll go there. I'll be safe.

Now, the cops, have they been to your place, told to your mom?

No, but they're everywhere, asking everyone about you.

I've got to find me a car.

Good afternoon, ma 'am. We're with the police department.

We'd like to ask you a few questions, if you don't mind. Oh, the police. Come

in. Come in.

I'm always glad to see the police, especially in this neighborhood.

We're here because... Oh, I know why you're here.

Because of those kids fighting and that poor officer who got killed, right?

Right.

We'd appreciate it, ma 'am, if you could give us some help. Did you see

anything? Anything at all?

Oh, I saw everything.

Right here from this window.

Now, those kids, they would just fight.

And then the police, they came.

And the officer got out of the car.

And then somebody shot him.

Oh, he was so young.

Don't know what the world is coming to. People have no respect for the police.

Ma 'am, did you see who shot him? Was it one of the kids?

No.

I couldn't see. Just that he was shot.

And then more police came.

Now, did anyone else that you know of see what happened out there?

I think so.

Now, there was a man over there watching between those two houses.

Lord knows he saw it. He must have.

This man, what did he look like?

Like you.

Like me?

Caucasian, like you. White man.

Of course, my eyes aren't as good as they used to be, but I'd say he wasn't

nearly as handsome.

Is there anything else you can recall? Like, for instance, what he was wearing?

Anything like that?

He was carrying something.

A cane.

He was carrying a cane.

Gentlemen, good afternoon.

I'm Lieutenant Buckles, task force commander.

As you all know, one of our officers was slain in a valiant attempt to stop a

major gang fight.

Early this morning, there was another killing, a young gang member.

I want to inform you that through exhaustive ballistic tests and other

investigative leads, we have determined that Officer Butler and the latest

victim both were shot with the same gun.

Garrett, how are you doing? Our primary suspect has been tentatively identified

as Robert Romano. Tom's been just great.

Well, I'm not doing too great. She's going to resign at the end of this

deployment period. What are you talking about, resign?

Well, I guess I've never really prepared for this kind of job.

You did.

All my training and experience has me able to help deal with this.

Well,

she's really serious about it.

Yeah, I know she is.

I got something you might want to check on.

Romero's got a girlfriend. Her name's Gloria.

They're very close.

She lives at 132 or... It could be 134 Clark.

Old Brown and White House.

I don't think we need to talk to him.

Right.

Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.

I'm Sergeant Anderson.

I'd like to talk to you. May I come in?

Thank you.

What is it?

We're told you and Bobby Romero are friends.

I know Bobby.

What do you want here?

We're trying to locate him, ask him some questions.

What you mean is you want to lock him up for murder, right?

No.

That's not right.

Now, I'm going to level with you. Bobby is a suspect.

But just that, someone we want to question.

That's it.

Bobby didn't kill no cop.

That's why we want to talk to him.

We want to hear what he has to say. Now, Bobby was there. He saw what happened.

This officer was a young man, not much older than Bobby.

He had his whole life to look forward to.

And he was going to marry this girl today.

Now he's dead.

I'm sorry for the cop and the girl.

Please leave now.

Why do you keep looking at that door?

I can't help you. Please leave.

Hi, Bobby. What can I do for you? Cigarette?

The cash at the store in hurry.

Andale. Bobby, you're not serious.

Think about what you're doing.

Put the money in the paper sack.

Andale. Yo me tengo que ir.

Calmate. Calmate.

Hay quienes.

Put a bottle in there too. Some good stuff.

Mr. Patillo, how much did he actually get away with?

Not much, Sergeant.

Sixty -five, seventy dollars.

Six people buy a lot on credit. Settle up once a month.

You're sure it was Romero, though, huh? There's no doubt it could have been

somebody else.

Sergeant, I've known that kid all his life. Know his mom and dad.

It was Bobby. And I'm sorry about it. Believe me.

Here it is.

Looks like a .22, just like the other.

Well, at least we know this one came from a revolver.

Mr. Portillo, you said you've had this store for, what, 22 years?

23 years next month.

Well, I guess you know this community as well as anyone.

What are the chances of an outsider moving around in this area unnoticed?

About the same as your partner walking across the street without everyone in

barrio knowing.

This is a closed community and not much chance of getting out.

I just got the report.

Romero again?

Well, Lieutenant, I don't know about the again part, but the owner here has

identified Romero as the 2 -11 suspect.

I understand there were shots fired, correct?

One.

We just dug out the slug.

We think it's a .22.

I thought so.

You're hard to convince, Sergeant, but you're learning.

Lieutenant, I'll be convinced when and not until we get the ballistics report

back on this particular slug. Sergeant Crowley, this case is all but wrapped

What I want from you and your people is a...

Team effort to locate Romero.

Frankly, I've detected a slight reluctance on your part to get with the

program, but, sergeant, you will get with the program. Understand?

Let's book that slug and finish our reports and get something to eat. Bye

Thank you very much.

Mr. McTeel, thank you very much. We'll be in touch with you. Thank you,

sergeant.

Oh, hi, Pete. Hi, Joe.

Is everything all right, madam?

Everything's in service.

Really? All right, Joe. Hey, Will.

Have you eaten yet? I held out.

How come we're not at Vinnie's? Did he get busted again?

Oh, Bill's afraid old Infection 8 is going to walk in and hold an off -duty

inspection. Not a chance.

He's holding his second press conference already.

Did you see him all decked out in his monkey suit?

We did.

I got three years to go to retire.

I guarantee you, if I had to work for that clown, I couldn't make it. You

better. The word I get is he's about to make captain.

When we left this afternoon, there was a ballistics rush.

What happened with the slug?

Pepper and I talked to an old lady.

She said she saw a man, a paddy, standing between two buildings when

shot.

What does that have to do with anything?

She said the man was holding something.

She thought it looked like a cane, but she's old, bad eyes.

It could have been a man holding a rifle.

A rifle?

Sure, why not?

The ballistics tests are unable to determine if the first two slugs were

from a revolver or a rifle.

But who and why? It all points to Romero.

I don't know.

We'll know more when we get those test results back this afternoon.

Hi.

Hey, Karen, where you been?

Oh, well, I just dropped my partner off at court and I... I went across to, um,

Homicide Teresa to report the shooting.

Well, I've been looking for you. There's been a gal that's been calling for the

past couple of hours wanting to talk to you.

Who? About Bobby Romero.

Romero? Yeah.

Here's the number.

Hello?

Uh, this is Officer Kelly returning your call. Can I help you?

I'm, uh, Bobby Romero's friend.

I'm worried about him. And, um, I think you're the only one in the police

department I can talk to.

Uh, you don't want to talk to me. You want to talk to the investigators.

No, no, I can't.

I want to talk to you.

I think you'd understand.

Okay, um, when and where do you want to meet?

Right away.

We can't lose any time.

I don't have a car.

But we can't meet here.

Can you meet me on, uh, Commercial Street, right in front of the soap

company?

Yeah, it'll take me 15 minutes to get there.

I'll be there.

I'm Gloria, Bobby's girlfriend.

What do you want to tell me?

I'm sorry about the wedding.

I know what you must be going through.

Please believe me, Bobby didn't do it.

Gloria, when I called you, I had just finished reading a report of the

investigation. Now an eyewitness saw a Caucasian near...

A paddy near the shooting.

Now, I don't know of many paddies coming into the project.

Not many.

Mostly blacks and Chicanos.

Well, have there been any gangs?

I mean, outside gangs. White gangs never come into the project?

Never. We never have that kind of trouble.

Mostly the guys war between themselves.

Gloria, now please think.

What about outsiders?

That... That Patty maybe works in the project.

Think, Gloria, this could be very important.

Patty.

Um, Follett.

He used to work with the gangs.

Doing what? Who did he work for? I don't know that much about him.

I think he was called a, um, a gang social

worker. What happened to him? I don't know. I guess he quit. I haven't seen

around.

Bobby didn't like him much.

Gloria, about Bobby.

Bobby's got to come in and give himself up.

Now, the report said he robbed a grocery store.

He has a gun.

He's scared and he wants to get away.

That's why he took the money, because he's scared.

Where? Where can we talk to him?

He's going to Bakersfield today.

I'm supposed to meet him near the project.

Will you take me there?

I can help him if we can just get him to stop running.

All right, I'll take you there.

Good girl.

Hey, looks like the rain let up.

All units in 13847, your vehicle is assigned stolen.

What does that mean? Oh, the police are chasing someone in a stolen car.

All units, 13847 reports they're still southbound on Soto. They believe their

suspect is wanted for 187 PC on a police officer.

Suspect's name is Robert Romero.

What do you guys got going back there, poker games?

Hey, look, these things take time.

This slug is in pretty bad shape.

Flattened on impact.

Oh, really?

Slippage.

Your slug has slippage marks.

Which means what?

Probably fired from a revolver.

You only have slippage on a revolver. Tim, I know it was fired from a

I got two eyeball witnesses.

What I need to know is, were all three slugs fired from the same gun?

No.

Are you sure about that?

That's why it took us so long to check it out.

And we're sure they were fired from two different guns.

One more question. Could the first two slugs have been fired from a rifle?

It's possible.

Even probable.

As you can see, there's no slippage on either side of the first two slugs.

Like I said before, you only have slippage on a revolver. Okay, that's all

need to know.

Bill, it's Bobby Ramirez.

What about it?

Buckles and his guys have him pinned down. Old building, Clarence Street.

Father. We've got to hurry.

The bullet's gone mad. Oh.

Sir, why all the police? Just key back out of the way. We've got a man

We held up a mark.

I don't want to get in the way.

He's still unconscious, but the doctors feel the surgery was successful, but

it'll take time to know for sure. Good.

Now, did you check out this social worker Karen told you about, Follett?

Yeah, Follett looks good.

Mode of attitude, everything is right.

We just played this. I want you two guys to listen to it.

What is it?

Communications recording of the telephone call.

What call was it? That was the call that was made to the police.

The one that was assigned to Butler's unit just before he was shot.

Here, listen to this.

Police department.

May I help you?

Yes, I want to report some trouble at the playground located at 6th and Boyle.

What kind of trouble?

If you'll dispatch a unit, you'll see.

So obviously it wasn't a resident of the barrio. Sure doesn't sound like it.

Sounds more like somebody set up an ambush.

The tape on the second call to the police was from a Spanish woman with an

accent.

We interviewed her. She's legit.

What about Follett? What did you find out about him?

It's all beginning to come together.

He was a social worker assigned to work with the gangs in the project.

Was a gang social worker. What's he doing now?

He got busted for furnishing weed to a miner. The miner was a member of

gang. It was Ruben Rojas.

Talking about a coincidence.

Wait till you hear how the bus went down.

Ruben Rojas was busted by a black and white key of grass.

He rolled over on his social worker, Follett, as the person who sold it to

Follett was busted, fired, and did a year at Chino.

Did you check for a last known address on Follett? Uh -huh. Moved, hasn't been

seen there for four months.

They did a psychological study on him at Chino.

Very interesting.

Extreme hostility to the police who busted him. I'll bet he's trying to stir

a gang war that'll wipe them all out for vengeance.

So, that could be Follett or somebody who's working with him.

Bill. Hey, Jim. Section 8 Buckles is trying to locate you.

Well, no wonder he can't find me. I'm in my office.

What does he want?

Well, somebody just shot up a police car in the projects, and the super cop

thinks Romero's gang is retaliating.

Did they get a radio call to the projects, or were they just cruising

there? Yeah, a 415 juvenile call. Why?

I'd sure love to... Jim, come here a minute. Come on in. Come on in.

Close the door, will you?

Will you do me a big favor? I mean, a really big favor.

Yeah, sure.

Will you keep your cars out of the projects for the rest of the day and

Lieutenant Gangbusters in his office?

Well, yeah, I guess so, but who'll answer the calls?

We will.

I'll talk to communications. We'll be 13 X 45.

Sounds like a conspiracy to keep battling buckles out of the way. How

Can you swing it?

Yeah, sure, why not?

What else can they do to me? I'm already in uniform and working for a psycho.

Thanks, Jed. I'm going to put buckles and bibs, Jed.

Leave it open.

Now, which one of you guys thinks he can fit into his old uniform?

So what do you think Bollard would give marijuana to Romero's gang?

Oh, that's covered in his file.

Psychiatrist said Bollard had identity problems.

That he actually wanted to belong to the gang. Sort of be one of the boys. Can

you believe it?

13X45, 13X ray 45, see the woman. A 39415, 508 South Garden Street.

13X45, roger.

See the woman.

I've seen Reed and Malloy do this a hundred times.

All those scripts, huh? Roger.

Don't you raise your hands!

I'm sick of you!

Get this harder!

Police! Police officers!

Well, what took you so long?

Get this drunk out of my house!

It is standing, and he don't do nothing. He don't do nothing! Just put it down,

okay? Come on now, you'll have to break something.

Let's go.

Put her in jail.

We don't want to have to do that.

What's your problem?

My problem?

She's the problem. Look at her.

She's going to kill me one of these days.

I've been hit with everything you can imagine.

I'll bust your head. All you have to do is sit around and look at cell property.

He won't work.

Just cell property. Okay, let him watch out. Just cool it, will you?

Somebody's going to get killed here.

I've got a suggestion to make.

Why don't one of you just leave for a while? Take a little time to cool off,

okay? Leave?

You crazy. This is my house.

Well, then why doesn't he leave?

Yeah, I got friends. I got a couple of friends.

There you go.

Hey,

you get out of here.

Both of you.

I ain't call you here to break up my marriage.

I'll take care of your baby.

We don't want to get any more calls to come back here, so you two keep it down,

okay? Because if we get called back here, somebody's going to go to jail.

Oh, yeah, you just try.

And I'll bust your head!

Aren't you glad you never had to put any time in on patrol?

If I had, I'd be able to handle you men better.

You'd do all right.

All units in the vicinity in 13X45.

13X45, a 415 juvenile group in the alley.

Six. And Herbert, 13X45, code 2.

13X45, roger.

12Y52, did you receive that last message?

12Y52, roger.

Could be it. Watch your backs.

Are you ready?

I don't know.

Are you ever ready?

Doesn't look like any trouble up there.

I must add to the setup.

Hey, Bill.

Nothing so far. Everything looks quiet.

Roger. Listen, we're going to ask these kids a few questions.

Just watch our backs.

Take a look.

Yeah, I'm okay.

Yeah. Well, you're right. He's behind the fence.

Star's going around to the front of the house.

I'm going to send Peppa around, too.

I'll watch you cover the alley.

Right.

Or you're a dead man.

I've got to tell you.

Dad, as you look in that uniform, you're still one hell of a shot. I can't wait

to get into my Levi's.

Neither can I.

And so, in recapping the success of this task force, I want to give credit to

the whole unit.

Under my command, they arrested the perpetrator, the killer of a police

I think I may throw up. For lack of a better word... The department will find

out about Buckles one of these days.

I wouldn't count on it.

I hear now he's number one on the captain's list.

Good. That'll put him behind to death.

Keep him off the street. The department is very interested in this new concept,

and hopefully in the near future, as a captain, the department will allow me to

command a division wherein we use the team... You told me I'd find you here. I

just wanted to tell you that I'm not going to resign.

Feel free to ask me now or call me... That's really good news, Karen. We were

hoping you'd change your mind.

Well, when...

I got involved with Gloria and saw what was happening to Romero and realized

that I could still be a useful police officer, so I'm going to stay.

Gloria called a little while ago from the hospital.

She wanted to let us know that Bobby's going to pull through.

Oh, I'm so glad.

She said you could work your radio car in her neighborhood any day.

I've got to get to work. See you.

See you, Kay.

Hey, I love you both.

of the county jail and will be charged with one count of assault with intent to

commit murder and one count of robbery.

And that, gentlemen, just about...

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