All language subtitles for Police Woman s02e17 The Pawn Shop.eng

What are you going to do to me?

Hey, man, you pulled a knife on us. Let
us meet your people, and we'll do a lot

of business.

What is this?

We're setting it up as a pawn shop and
stocking it with all the unclaimed

goods we can find. About $100 for this
set. The going rate is 50. You know it,

and I know it.

Oh, you look like you had a rough day.

Five minutes in the jacuzzi, and you'll
feel like a new man.

Police! Freeze!

What do you think, Lambert?

I think she was hoping it was you who

parked the car.

Hey, guys, take over. We want to take a
break.

Hey, gang, don't forget all these eats.

I mean, real Ibranian caviar.

Cynthia.

Oh, Cynthia. Oh, honey, I'm so glad to
see you. Well, I answered your

invitation, Prudence. If I said I was
going to be here, I'd certainly go.

yeah, but you would be amazed that
nobody has your good man. I mean, you'd

surprised the number of people who
didn't show up here.

Miss Clark.

I'm afraid we're running low on
champagne.

Well, that's impossible.

I mean, we've got less than half the
people that we expected.

It was my error.

I'll pick up two more cases.

It better not be on the bill.

You've got to watch these people. They
work every rip -off in the book.

Well, Mr. Ellis is supposed to be very
good. The best.

And his bride said he better be.

Come and have a little drink, honey.
Help me drown my sorrows.

No, a little sherry.

Sherry?

I'm going to be stuck with eight pounds
of Iranian caviar.

Do you know how much that is in 12
-carat diamonds?

I couldn't say, never having seen eight
pounds of caviar or a 12 -carat diamond.

Don't know me, honey.

Now, the way I hear it, your old man
made big spending, a high art.

Now, he already owned most of Lambert
Hills when I was starting in pictures.

Patrol unit one.

Patrol one, over.

I have a barking dog complaint.

Beckerman's house. Check it out.

I'm on my way.

You guys take a break. You got 15
minutes, okay?

16 houses, Phil.

16 the past year.

Why don't you talk to the guys in
burglary? You know those guys? You work

burglary when you're on the force.

Yet they're no better off than I am.

This gang, it's hard and it hits fast.

They know when the people are out of
town. They know when they're...

Out for the evening.

They only take the best stuff.

What are you doing here?

I thought you took off this morning.

Tomorrow. This cop has some paperwork to
clean up.

The last thing I need is to have Bill
come by with any old excuse to keep me

from going to that seminar in San
Francisco.

They're into my clients for over a
million bucks.

Bill, I need help. I happen to like my
job. I'd like to keep it.

Pete's working out of South Central,
huh?

Chuck, listen, why don't you go home?

Let me call you later tonight.

I just might have an idea.

Yeah.

Well, Sergeant Anderson.

Just the beautiful police person I was
looking for.

Forget it, Bill.

There is my beautiful hotel reservation.
Here is my gorgeous airline ticket.

Are you suggesting that I am trying to
come between you and San Francisco? Like

Fresno Crowley.

Yes, of course. That'll be fine.

Thank you very much.

I've got everything arranged.

You're going to spend 48 hours in
Madrid. You'll have a private tour of

Prado and a visit to the Cathedral del
Isidro.

Terrific.

Me in a cathedral?

Oh, in a box at the bullfights.

I did a picture in Spain in, uh, 65.

And those bullfighters should stick to
bull.

All right, Prudence, what is it? What's
wrong?

Nothing. Everything's great. My agent
called and they're casting a couple of

pictures with stars who look like stars
again.

So, now, what's your commission on the
whole schmear?

That has nothing to do with anything.

Oh, come on, honey, you went to a lot of
trouble.

Put your checkbook away.

Look, Cynthia, I've got to square
myself.

Now, I don't have too many friends, and
I can't afford to hurt you.

Well, you will hurt me far more by
writing that check.

Now, what about the symphony? I can
still book you for a season

Prudence Clark, the brunette bombshell.
Honey, you are thinking of Audrey

Hepburn. Will some of the oldest, most
respected families in town subscribe to

the Philharmonic?

Can't they sleep at home? Oh, prudence.
The Philharmonic is a marvelous place to

get to know the right people. Make new
friends.

Do they have a bar?

Just a little place where I can get a
glass of champagne.

In between symphonies, of course.

Two bars.

Hello?

Oh, hi, Cynthia.

Yeah, yeah, the party is still set for
Thursday night, Lampert Hills.

Prudence Clark, 2634 Woodbine Lane.

Prudence Clark.

That's interesting.

Our hostess of last Saturday night, The
Lush.

Hey, darling, what about these fishing
reels?

We're running a pawn shop or a sporting
goods store. We'll take them. Any

cameras left?

No, I took them all. Okay.

This is Sergeant Anderson, Investigator
Royster. This is George Crossland from

People's Western Insurance.

Pete here rented a store on the west
side on Brentshire.

We're setting it up as a pawn shop and
stocking it with all the unclaimed

goods we can find.

What are you doing, Sergeant?

Moonlighting?

Well, we expect to lose money, as a
matter of fact.

See, we're going to pay top dollar to
every thief in town for every piece of

stolen goods he brings in.

It's not exactly a fisherman's wharf,
but we're going to meet a lot of

interesting crooks.

Well, I hope your department's budget
can stand it. That would be nice.

See, you're going to get People's
Western and all the other top casualty

to back us up.

Hey, wait a minute, Sergeant.

You know, dealing in stolen goods is not
exactly our line.

Isn't it?

Don't you try to buy back insured items
at a fraction of what you are supposed

to pay out?

We're going to pay one -third
replacement value.

That way, you people still save two
-thirds of your costs.

This is crazy.

But the economics are still there.

Yeah, I thought you'd think so. We'd put
you down for 20%. Who's coming up with

the other 80 %?

Oh, I gather you expect me to deliver
the rest of the companies in this area.

You talk their language.

Listen, think about it. Get back to us
as soon as you can, will you? And

incidentally, if anybody asks, be sure
we're on your negative list.

Real no -nos.

Look, if you people ever decide to
change your occupation, let me know.

Will do.

Bill, this Lauren Davis, what if
somebody checks with Paris?

Recovered. Interpol's got her under
wraps.

What kind of wraps?

How about the Bastille?

That's a wrap.

A lot to remember for a lousy 50 bucks.
Asa, for 50 bucks, I expect the word to

be spread all over town, especially the
west side.

Now, remember, the lady's name is Lauren
Davis.

Wow.

She's here from Paris.

Terrific connections.

She used to ship to New York. She wants
to deal in real high -class goods.

For Japan.

Paintings, antiques.

Biblos, sculpture.

Asa, wait a minute.

What's a biblo?

Biblos. You like that?

It's a personal touch of my own.

Just keep it simple, Asa, okay?

Now, look, the lady works out of a pawn
shop on Brentshire. You got that?

It's Brentshire.

Brentshire, Brentshire. I want it passed
around fast, okay?

All right.

Crowley.

For the same 50, you can still have the
fibloids.

I can't pay you one dollar more.

When can you ship it to New York? Paul,
you're undercutting the price you paid

for our last shipment.

It's a due deal.

The police are circulating stolen goods
reports all over the East.

I have to protect myself.

We've been good to you, Ross. Shut up. I
won't have you begging from him. Don't

put on airs with me, young lady.

We're both thieves.

Ellis, I want you to get everything out
of here immediately.

Going out of business, Cynthia? Going
out of doing business with you, yes,

Goodbye.

Well, if you change your mind. I shan't.

How do you read me, Peter?

I read you loud and clear, Joseph.

But business is slow.

Hi.

See anything you want?

Want this right here?

You know something? You have very good
taste.

This is marked down from $250 to $149
.50.

That's a lot of money.

Yes, I know.

You're welcome.

Hi. I got this here terrific stereo for
sale.

Just be a really. I listened to it this
morning and I found it just beautiful.

Perfect.

I was supposed to get a check, you know,
but the mail's all screwed up. Joe,

stand by. Aren't they always?

Gotcha.

This here's a good set.

You want to know how much I paid for it?
Yeah, I know exactly how much you paid

for it.

Hey, man, let's split up.

What's wrong? We didn't do anything
wrong.

Relax. I'm hip.

You boosted it. You want to fence it.

Oh, man.

We can usually get about $100 for this
set. The going rate is 50. You know it

and I know it.

You can't kill a guy for trying.

Here's 50 for the stereo and 25 for
passing the word. We're looking for top

quality antiques and paintings.

I don't want the word being passed in
the wrong places. What do you think,

crazy? I think you're hypes and can't be
trusted.

Adios.

Well, at least it's a beginning.

Right about now, Joe should be getting
the license.

I don't believe a white cop.

It's not going to stop us from doing our
work.

Get going.

What is this?

She's out

cold. Let's get out of here.

Shut up. Let me go.

We've lost 90 seconds.

Now get what we came for.

Hi, Miss.

What's your name? I forgot to ask you
last time.

Donnie.

Donnie? I like that.

What's yours?

Lauren.

What's this?

Where'd it come from?

Want to sell it, right?

Okay.

Fifteen dollars.

Put it on the necklace, please.

Lay away.

Okay, pal.

Uh, the pilot.

Hello?

Uh, the word on the street is that
you're doing business.

Where'd you hear that?

Like I said, on the street.

It's around.

But you know, one thing that isn't out
on the street is you.

What's that supposed to mean?

What it means is the way you look.

You know, they told me you were a
blonde, but they didn't give you any

Maybe that's because we only deal in
cash. Look,

if you're here to talk business...
There's business, and there's business.

You feeling a little romantic, mister?

I was just starting to tell a lady that
there's a business transaction you might

be interested in.

What kind of business?

You got a back door?

When we need it.

Would you need it for five -color TV
sets?

I'll see you in the alley.

Okay.

Business is picking up.

I'm not so sure.

That's it.

Here you go, Tommy.

Five bills.

It's a pleasure doing business with you.

Maybe we can help each other sometime.

I've got some heavy buyers interested in
moving antiques, paintings, you know,

the expensive junk.

Hey, lady, I'm into hijacking and
warehouse jobs.

I wouldn't know one antique from a piece
of junk.

You've got friends, don't you? Doesn't
everyone?

I'll see you.

And especially you.

I'm looking forward to seeing you again.

We'll, um, we'll be in touch.

I think you got yourself a fan.

It's a pawn shop, isn't it?

Did you give Joe a call?

He got a message from Bill.

Crooks working Lambert Hill hit again
last night.

This is exquisite.

Han Dynasty.

And that tart used it for flowers.

This Matisse was in the house when we
lived there.

I remember my father buying it.

Miss Lambert, the rest of us think we
should lay low for a while. I don't.

This wasn't on my list.

It's solid gold.

Get rid of it.

I don't know. Drop it in an ocean
somewhere, but get rid of it. It's

with her name.

Do you understand, Bobby?

Nothing's settled.

Look, I'll manage to dispose of the
merchandise somehow.

I've put a lot of money into each of
your pockets. Remember that.

So then the wife says, we got the money
now. Now we can live in Lambert Hill.

She lays out almost a hundred grand on a
lot of them, you know, antiques and

things. And then these lousy bums ripped
me off.

Yeah, I read the police report, Mr.
Bischoff. I just thought maybe there

be something you could add.

What else can I tell you? The wife
suddenly got the idea the best people

Acapulco.

Acapulco? You know what that means to
me? The Xochimilco Quickstep. But that

ain't bad enough.

Excuse me.

You were out of the country the night
you were burglarized?

Yeah, yeah. We were in bed down in sunny
Mexico.

You know what this lousy little trip
cost me?

35 Gs.

35 Gs!

So the Bishoffs were in Acapulco.

Prudence Clark was supposed to be at the
Philharmonic.

The Lavins were at the Dodgers Stadium.

And the Manganos were in Europe.

Something for me to check out, huh?

Might keep you off the streets.

This is a hell of a way to look when a
handsome dude comes calling.

I think you look terrific, Miss Clark.

I might as well tell you straight out
I'm a big fan.

Cut it out, Sergeant.

No, I mean it. I don't think you've
changed since the days of Waterfront

I didn't think anybody ever saw
Waterfront Girl.

I think I've seen every picture you ever
made.

Thank you.

How about it? You feel like answering a
few questions?

It only hurts when I breathe.

That's a nasty looking bruise you got
there.

I understand you were supposed to have
been at the Philharmonic last night.

Yeah.

But I, uh... I changed my mind at the
last minute.

I called my escort and told him not to
bother to come by.

Could I have his name?

Well, why do you have to drag him into
this?

He has nothing to do with it. I'd like
to have his name, Miss Clark.

Oh, little sergeant.

To tell you the truth, there wasn't any
escort.

You see, most of the guys that I know
are not really into all that long hair

stuff.

And the guys that are interested in it,
well, they are either after my name or I

have to burp them.

Well, there must have been a few people
who knew you were going to the symphony,

right?

Oh, sure. My hairdresser, manicurist, at
least three dress shops.

Okay, I get the picture.

When you're feeling better, Miss Clark,
why don't you try to remember all the

names of the people you might have
talked to?

Give me a call, okay?

Mm -hmm.

Unless you can think of something you
forgot to tell the men from the burglary

detail.

Well, there was something about the guy
that hit me.

You said you didn't recognize him. He
was wearing a mask.

Listen, I've been an actress for 15
years.

Back when you didn't have to look like a
freak to get a job.

Yeah, I hear, uh, Glamour's coming back.

I knew I was gonna like you, Sergeant.

Anyway.

Anyway.

Well, when you're an actress, you have
to study people. You have to see how

move and how they carry themselves.

You had a chance to roll this last
night?

Well, I had about a second and a half
before he dropped the Empire State

Building on me.

But there was something that rang a
bell.

Miss Clark?

Too many birds using the inside of my
head as a landing field.

Yeah, well, uh, listen, if you think of
anything, here's my card.

Don't call me. I'll call you.

And if you're ever in this tony
neighborhood again, why don't you drop

I make a terrific cup of instant coffee.

What are you doing?

What are you doing, friend?

Just give me back my bracelet.

Might burn your fingers.

Now, listen.

If I don't meet your people, we go to
the cop.

Give me that bracelet.

You don't want to use that on me, do
you?

burn your fingers.

Hey, what are you going to do to me?

Hey, man, you pulled a knife on us.

I don't like that.

But maybe the cops will.

Now, if memory serves me correctly, I
believe that's assault with a deadly

weapon. All right, I blew my cool.

Look, I wasn't going to hurt anybody.

I swear.

I'll do anything. Please.

That's an expensive bracelet. Where'd
you get it?

I found it. It was lying in the street.

We're looking for expensive items like
that.

You think you could find any more of
those on the same street?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Come on, man. You already got one out.

Don't blow the whole ballgame.

I don't know what you mean.

What I mean is that every pawn shop in
town has a police list of every item

stolen, including this bracelet.

You're going to have a lot of trouble
moving this stuff.

Now, we're well connected and we can
move merchandise fast.

Let us meet your people and we'll do a
lot of business.

I can't tell you that.

Can you tell us how you happened to pick
this particular shop?

A word gets around.

Who sent you?

A friend of a friend.

Name?

Asa Price.

Asa Price. No way, man.

He's a middleman.

As the lady said, it's your people we
want you to introduce us to.

I told you, I can't tell you that.

Here's your wallet.

Bert, what's the number of that Westside
police station? Oh, wait.

All right.

I'll go see him.

I'll talk to him. Good.

Catch.

No pro would ever try to hock this
thing.

Then we're lucky.

That means we've got a rookie trying to
break into the big league.

You know what I could do?

What? I could put...

The surveillance team on this urban
character.

I'd rather not, Bill, just in case the
kid does call.

This is as close as anyone's come since
they went into action.

Have you noticed how we're starting to
get a pattern?

Almost everybody who's been burglarized
has been what you'd call a newly rich.

People who've lived in the Lambert Hills
area for like three years or less.

Have you noticed that?

If the gang does call, I might have to
borrow an EC officer.

Yes, Joe?

Hey, Bill? Yeah. I've got an urgent
message for you.

Lady just phoned and said she wants to
see you.

She's not again. I just left her two
hours ago. Well, she says she's got some

new information for you and wants to see
you tonight.

Thanks.

She's about as subtle as her last
picture.

You know, the one about the elephant
stampede?

Idiot! A greedy fool! I told you to
throw that bracelet away!

I'm sorry, Cynthia.

I guess if it weren't for you, I'd be
nowhere.

What about these people?

I don't know. They seemed anxious to
make a deal.

Might be worth looking into.

But we don't know anything about them.

Maybe you can find out.

Yes, I can phone Paris.

Over here, Sergeant.

Oh, you look like you had a rough day.

Five minutes in the jacuzzi and you'll
feel like a new man.

And a glass of champagne won't hurt
either.

Yeah, I think I'll skip the drink.
Thanks.

Look, I was told you have some
information for me, Miss Clark.

Hey, with you it's proof.

And you're right. This isn't the right
place for a drink.

Hand me my towel, will you?

No.

Let's go up to the house.

I've got a dress I want to show you. I
didn't come up here to look at a dress.

Oh, honey, I'm just lousy with clothes.
I mean, I have no dress sense at all.

And I really want to look chic, and you
are a man of such taste. Prudence, I'm

on duty. I'm very busy. Now, you can't
call me every time you need company.

Billy, I know you're on duty, but this
is important.

You're taking me to a party next week.

A party?

Yes.

Tuesday night.

And remember, when we get there, I'm the
gal who brought you here.

Prudence, you are a very nice lady. Oh,
I know that very nice lady stuff. Do you

know how many burglaries there have been
in Lambert Hills? I mean, you're not

the only one who's been ripped off. Do
you have any idea how many people I've

got to talk to, how many people I've got
to interview?

Yeah, but how many of those people have
been those guys? How many can identify

them? I don't know. You tell me.

Only one, me.

Sure you can. That's what you keep
teasing me. Look, I got a job, and that

doesn't mean that I can run up here
every time you can't find somebody to...

Watch it, honey.

Prudence, I think you are one hell of a
dame. I mean that. I think you're a hell

of a dame. I think you're 20 miles ahead
of all those people you run with.

But I'm a cop, and right now I got a
case that's killing me. I just don't

time to go to some dumb party with a
bunch of dumb people. I don't want no

party. Well, that's just too bad.

Because you can go right back and tell
that boss of yours that you were so busy

protecting that lily -white body that
you missed the chance to see the guy who

slugged me.

Prudence, did you remember something?

I mean, have you got a name for me?

Now all of a sudden you're interested.

Sure I'm interested.

Look, I blow off, I'm sorry, I blow off
steam. I'm a direct guy, I say what I

think.

Let's start over. You got some
information for me?

Yes. You want to lay it on me, please?

Look, I've seen him before.

He was at my house the night of the
party.

The guy who slugged you?

Yeah, but don't ask me who the people
were who were here, because half of them

I've never seen before, but they'll all
be there next week.

At this party?

This party.

Okay, you just get yourself a date.

Now, you want to go in the house? I'll
take a look at that dress.

Boy, they sure are pretty, you know?

Donnie, that's a very expensive set.
Maybe you'd like to have something else.

I thought you liked them.

I do.

They're very beautiful, but... Here, let
me see how they look.

Okay. Lauren, you got the prettiest
tears.

Thank you, Donnie.

Another $50, and that'll be yours.

They're for you!

Pete?

What's that?

An invitation to an art exhibit.

Right on schedule.

You

like

it?

I'm not sure, but it's good.

You see, I don't know what I like, but I
know what's good.

You sound like you might be a dealer.

Not strictly in oils and sculpture.

Any other works of art?

Not strictly those either.

Although I am interested in acquiring a
Matisse pencil sketch 22 inches by 18, a

Durant charcoal, a Mitchell Johns.

You have very Catholic taste.

My customers do.

As a matter of fact, I can move
practically any antique.

Porcelain, silver. Do you know good
porcelain?

If I could lay my hands on a Han Dynasty
bowl, blue flowers, circumference six

inches, I would be willing to pay $2
,500.

That's very generous.

Friends in Paris tell me the Lauren
Davis they know has always been there.

They tell you anything else?

Just that Lauren has dropped out of
sight for the past few weeks.

Time to move on.

Are you in the business?

One might say I'm a collector.

I'd like very much to see your
collection sometime.

You shall, Miss Davis.

You shall very soon.

It's hard to get down. Cynthia Lambert.

One of the old line families in the
city. Her father built Lambert Hill.

well, we checked.

Practically everybody who was ripped off
either made travel arrangements or

ticket reservations for that particular
night through her travel agency.

And don't think she's doing it just for
kicks.

Her old man died broke.

Tell him, Joe. Yeah, he blew every cent
he had in a big resort development in

the desert.

Well, it's past your little Cynthia's
been making up for it.

Your pawn shop has really paid off for
us. We've passed along 19 suspects to

burglary, and Tommy Court's going to be
picked up when he meets Pete.

But the one I really want... You don't
have to spell it out.

You weren't supposed to bring anybody
else.

Mr. Tanaka is going to take everything
you people have.

Ready? I don't know.

I do.

You bring a truck?

Did I bring a truck?

Tanaka's a big importer in Tokyo. His
customers are screaming for everything

have here.

You've seen everything, Mr. Tanaka?

Yes, sir.

I take you.

You set the price.

You heard, Miss Lambert. Yes, I have a
list of prices right here. Just give me

the bottom line.

How delightful.

The bottom line, as you put it, let's
see, should be about $100 ,000. But for

what's here, $40 ,000.

Bert, start loading the truck.

Miss Davis, you realize... Oh, I
understand, yes.

All our transactions are to be cash.

Now, how soon will you be able to show
me some more merchandise? And I mean

really good stuff.

Well, maybe you would like to make the
selection yourself. You seem to know Mr.

Tanaka's taste.

I'd like that.

Then we'll set it up for next Tuesday
evening, and I'll contact you.

And wear something dressy.

Thank you.

I want to thank you, Jean.

You were great.

Sure. More fun than working juvenile.

Say, where's Pete going to take all my
goodies?

Police property room.

I should have brought my own car. This
thing drives like a truck.

No class, honey.

Anyway, who ever heard of a police car
with a built -in bar?

In case I didn't mention, I like your
car.

You didn't.

Thanks.

For what? Your continuing compliments
about my new car.

Real red.

It's quite alright. Miss Davis, any
friend of Cynthia's is always welcome.

you. Everyone in the world must be here
tonight.

Well, everyone in our world, at least.
Except the Berg. They flew to New York.

Yes, I know. I booked their flight.

Of course.

So, how was Portofino this year?

Wonderful. You really must come next
year. Yeah, I'm really going to try.

me. It's me.

It's your girl.

Not yet, but I'm looking.

Is it always like this?

Charming, aren't they?

In their funny clothes and their loud
voices.

Small talk.

Oh, I'd like another drink. Could I get
you one?

No, thank you.

A vodka martini, please.

Why don't I question that for you?

Good idea.

And this time, make it champagne.

It's a big change of luck, huh? Mm -hmm.

Would you give me a glass of champagne,
please, and a scotch mist?

You've got a nice tie.

Thank you. Thanks a lot.

Nice party, too.

I just got here, actually. I don't know
anybody here.

You alone?

No, I'm with the lady in red.

All those fellas go for the lady in red.

Sorry she's so ugly.

Well, you get used to it.

Thank you.

I checked your cargo out before I picked
up Prudence. You're coming through nice

and clear. Good.

I got three units on station.

Joe and Peter across the street.

Try to have a good time.

I'm going to try.

That's a terrific party.

Oh, excuse me.

Come with me.

There you go.

Who's the girl?

What girl?

Don't play dumb with me, Crowley.

The classy little blonde in the black
pants.

Oh, that girl.

I may be high, but I'm not completely
blind.

She's an acquaintance of mine.

You never told me you were invited.

What's this on?

Oh, clever.

Using a catering truck to get us to the
other house.

Pete, I can't hear a thing.

You made the flight reservations, right?

That's how you knew they'd be out of
town.

This operation must have taken a lot of
bread.

Mommy, you'll see.

My father never built this town for
people like the Bergs.

There was a time when... Did you say
Bergs?

That's what it sounded like.

You better check it out. All they think
now is it takes money.

I could smash them all!

This is 12 by 50.

Put this on.

And these two.

Do you believe my husband paid $28 ,000
for that car?

$28 ,000.

Well, that's the price of two ordinary
cars.

And yet, every time I park it, I can't
dot it.

Park, no dot.

Park, no dot.

It's happening.

Bill, it was the parking attendant.

The blonde parking attendant.

Of course, that makes sense.

Stay here. Stay here.

Light me.

How do you feel about Jacuzzi?

What do you hear from Pep?

She mentioned a family called the Byrds,
but there's seven of them, Bill.

Yeah, we've been trying to find out
which one of them has been out of town.

Try them again.

Okay.

You people move fast. Is Ellis an
electronics expert?

You're not here to ask questions.

You came to make your own selection.

I don't have to see any more to question
your taste.

The truck is loaded except for that box.

I deliberately left something of
tremendous value.

Now you pick it out.

Hey, what is this? I've given you an
awful lot of money. Pick it up.

I'll give you a little help. It's in
that cabinet.

That's a good choice, Staffordshire.

But that's not it.

The fake.

I knew it, Rafe.

She's with the police.

They've heard everything.

It's over, buddy.

You have the right to remain solid.

If you give up that right, you read it
yourself.

Well, we got the whole Lambert Hills
gang under indictment. Tommy Court is

copying a plea, and now they're rounding
up the rest of your customers. Great.

And the chief is very happy.

I wish we'd do this.

Oh, Johnny, Dad. All right, hand it all
over.

I want it all back.

And don't give me any trouble or I'll
call the cops.

Donnie's told me everything. This is
where he brought my stuff and I want it

back now.

Are you this kid's father?

That's right. And I have a list.

Clock radio, toolbox, camera,
wristwatch, it's all there.

We'll need a receipt, of course.

You think you're getting off easy, pal.
No son of mine. I wouldn't be too hard

on you. Look, please, miss, just keep
out of this.

Uh, listen, friend.

You see, we're police officers.

And we're glad you showed up.

Otherwise, we'd have had to track you
down.

Donnie brought this stuff in.

Put this on layaway.

He was buying that for his mother.

Listen, the next time you get an idea
like that, talk it over with me.

You might find you have a partner, okay?

Okay.

Okay.

Well, at least you got good taste.

Thanks.

Goodbye, Donnie.

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