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Could they send somebody else? You arrest him, you gotta bring him back.

Along with a partner. I don't want to go to Los Angeles.

Are you crazy?

This is California.

We are not lost. We are lost.

Maybe we could find one of those places where the men are as good looking as the

entrees. I didn't order the child's play here.

This is California cuisine.

I'm a detective.

Oh, how fabulous. On what series?

We're very sorry to have disturbed whatever it is you're doing. You're

deal. What? Relax.

It's California.

Newman, what's wrong with me?

The department isn't crazy about sending two female officers out to California

to bring back male prisoners. Maybe you could send Newman along with Cagney,

sir.

No, no, no. You were the arresting officer, Lacey. But it was a long time

Lieutenant. He jumped bail before he was even indicted. Couldn't they send

somebody else? The DA says you arrest him. You've got to bring him back. Along

with a partner.

Of my choice.

I want to ask you something.

How would you like it if I sent two male cops out there to bring back a female

perp, huh? If they were the right ones for the job, I would say you exercised

excellent judgment. Yeah, up until Stevens has got to go to the job.

Then what?

Lieutenant, I am a detective first, and when I frisk a perp, I frisk him

thoroughly. And if I have to take him into the job... All right, all right,

right, all right, all right.

First thing in the morning.

Thank you, Lieutenant. Oh, thank you. Thank you again.

I don't want to go to Los Angeles.

Are you crazy?

How often do we get a chance like this? I'm talking sunshine, palm trees,

gorgeous men.

I'm talking escort duty.

The guy who jumped bail eight years ago.

I bet they sent somebody else. I got better things to do with my time. I bet

it's only for 24 hours. And an overnight away from my family. Hell, they won't

even know you're gone.

Well, hardly.

Alice's bottles are all ready to go, and I picked up some more diapers on the

way home. They're in the front closet. Are you listening to me here? I'm

listening, babe. The casserole goes for an hour before you want to eat at 325.

And the green beans, steam them for 12 minutes, Harvey.

No longer, otherwise they turn to mush. I know how to cook the green beans. I

know, but I wrote it all down.

Now, if she sleeps through her feeding, Harvey, she likes it if you tickle her

on the bottoms of her feet. And if you have trouble getting her back to sleep,

watch her see that she has a clean diaper. Mary Beth, will you stop

I've been doing this for years. I will take care of everything.

Michael. has a teacher's conference tomorrow, Harvey. Ma's here. I am home

whole week. We are going to be fine.

Harvey,

I always thought that we'd go to California together.

You know, take the kids to Disneyland, show them the whales.

We'll see it together, I promise.

This way you'll just get to know your way around the place first.

Oh, they throw away to look alike. These are not throughways, Mary Beth. In L

.A., they're known as freeways.

I don't care what they call them. We're lost.

We're not lost. We're lost. I know exactly where I am.

Isn't that the turnoff there?

Where?

Damn. Look in the glove compartment, will you? Maybe there's a map.

See the stars, Holmes.

Where do you want to start? Donna Meachie or Lucille Ball?

This is illegal, Christine.

Illegal?

Mary Beth, we're cops.

They're cops.

Professional courtesy.

Courtesy?

We're 49 minutes late.

Mary Beth, would you relax?

They're so laid back here, they're not even going to care. Look it.

This is California.

What do you think? Is this great?

Looks like Jersey with palm trees.

Mrs. Stevens, you may not remember me.

I'm Detective Lacey. This is Sergeant Cagney.

I remember you, ma 'am. I have a warrant for your arrest from the district

attorney's office for jumping bail.

My partner and I will be escorting you back to New York City tomorrow, where

will be indicted on charges of armed robbery leveled against you.

March 24, 1978.

Can I see my wife and son first?

That's not up to me to decide.

It says here you waived your right to a hearing. Is that correct?

Didn't seem to be much point.

You understand you still have to appear before the judges of formality.

Do you understand?

Yes.

You'll be leaving for court in ten minutes, Mr. Stevenson.

You know where to find me.

We've arranged to transport you to court ourselves.

That way you won't get lost.

Lost here? This is a snap. You ought to try Canarsie.

Really?

Most tourists get thrown by our freeway system.

Well, yeah, it must be rough on the tourists.

Can I get you something to drink?

Mineral water, juice, natural cola?

I'm back on coffee. Does anybody here drink coffee?

Only East Coast types who haven't mellowed out yet.

A couple of decafs here.

Boy, court was never that fast in New York.

Look at the whole rest of the day.

What do you want to do, Mary Beth?

I don't know, Christine. What do you want to do?

Well, there's supposed to be some really terrific restaurants around here.

By the ocean? Yeah.

Maybe we could find one of those places where the men are as good -looking as

the entrees. You know what I mean?

Well, I always thought that I would have my purse in it by the Pacific Ocean

with Hawes.

Oh, okay.

Well, we could try a place in Hollywood.

Hollywood?

Maybe we could go by the theater.

Well, I haven't thought of a play. No, the Chinese one. The one with the hand

and feet prints.

You think they have Noreen Dixon's?

I have always wanted to see Noreen Dixon. She don't have such nice old

hands.

Yeah, we could try that. But I could see Ingrid Bergman for Harvey.

Do you think that theater is by the Tar Pits?

The Tar Pits?

Yes, you know where the dinosaurs all got stuck.

Bob Jr. studied all about it in science last year.

You could probably find it.

Okay, so what do we have? We have dinner, the theater, and the pits.

Or we could call Brian.

You haven't called your brother yet?

Well, I'll call him now.

Call your brother.

He probably isn't even home, Mary Beth.

Hello, Brian?

It's Christine.

I'm out here.

With Mary Beth?

Oh, hi, come in.

Mary Beth said hi.

Plan?

Well, no, we don't have any set plans.

Dinner tonight?

Um, hold on a sec.

Want to have dinner with my brother?

You go.

Yes. Yeah.

Yeah, we'd love to.

And this is the living room.

Nice view of the valley. One of the reasons we bought the place.

You have a beautiful home, Brian.

Thank you.

It's comfortable.

Expensive, too, I'll bet.

Christy.

How much?

It was a very good buy, practically a steal.

Come on, how much?

Five. 500 ,000.

500 ,000.

That is a steal.

The calls will be ready in just a minute. Oh, good.

I can see why you love it here.

I never saw so much open space in my whole life.

That place does grow on you.

Tell me, do you still like your meat medium rare?

Actually, I've graduated to rare.

Remember, Dad?

Oh, yeah.

Charlene started his meat blue.

What about you, Mary Beth?

Rare is good for me.

Oh, that looks interesting. What is that green sauce?

It's guacamole. It's from the avocados off our trees.

Your old trees?

Good Lord. Let me take these. You stay with our guests.

Bridget, you want to take any?

Let me help. What can I do? Chips. Here.

Thank you.

So, Bridget, I'm so glad I was able to see you.

I thought you'd be at Stanford this time of year.

I'm taking a leave of absence.

She means she dropped out. She'll be back in the fall.

We'll talk about it later, okay?

I just think there is nothing more vital than a solid education.

Mom would be very surprised to hear us quote her.

She thought I never listened.

Parents are like that.

Your Aunt Christine had quite an education herself. She went to Barnard.

Actually, my favorite part was my junior year in Paris.

Oh, France.

Yeah. That's great.

She was still in school when she was in Paris.

Oh, now that was an education.

The places I went and the people I met.

I'll never forget this one French artist.

Actually, the courses that I took at the

Sorbonne were very interesting also.

I've always wanted to travel.

Me too.

You can travel for very little money when you're young. Really?

Sure, they have youth hospitals in Europe where you can stay for very

money.

Travel's something you can think about when you finish school.

You mean I can think about it now, I just can't do it now.

Travel's fun at any age.

Herbert, could I have the guacamole?

I'm afraid there's a little delay.

How long will this delay be?

That's difficult to assess right now.

Detective Masters, we have a plane to catch in two hours and 33 minutes.

You might consider changing your reservations.

What's that supposed to mean?

As we know more, we'll be glad to keep you updated.

You want to give us a little update now?

The prisoner isn't here.

So where the hell is he?

His location is undetermined.

You mean he escaped?

We refer to it as temporarily out of country.

Instead of a release for extradition, the computer kicked out a general

You mean you just let Stevens walk out of here right under your nose? Sergeant,

being upset like this really isn't good for you. Why don't you just relax and

let us handle this, all right? All right, we're going to need everything

have on Stevens. Case files, known associates, records of employment.

can do.

Detective Johnson, the sooner my partner and I find Mr. Stevens, the sooner we

will be on our way back home. You ladies are private citizens here. You really

have no authority, so why don't you just let us handle the investigation?

And if you like, we can give you the option of riding along with us in the

You know what you can do with your option? Thank you, detectives.

We'll be in touch.

Can you believe those clowns? They make a sticky look good.

Sam says stay over.

See what happens.

Exactly my plan.

You got that fact sheet from yesterday.

I talked to Harvey, too.

Alice ate all of her apricots, and Michael is reading at seventh grade

Steven says an alias, Tony Donner. He worked for a landscape architect.

There's not much here.

Harvey says everything's going very smoothly there, and I should relax and

myself.

He can enjoy having a little talk with Steven White.

I told you, I don't know where he is.

If you're keeping anything from us, you can be charged with criminal

facilitation, you know.

He is not a criminal.

Your husband robbed a gas station and skipped bail. He's an escaped felon.

your label for him. It's not mine.

Tell me, detectives, what else does your little sheet say about him?

Does it tell you how he sits up at night when his kid's got a fever?

Probably not.

All you really know is that he got drunk one night with the wrong kind of man.

A man who steals for a living.

Tony made a bad mistake.

And his accomplice is still paying for that mistake in Attica. You think we

haven't paid?

Every day looking over our shoulders.

Mrs. Stevens, we understand that this is difficult. You don't understand

anything. Mommy?

Mommy?

Jason, um, why don't you go outside and play?

Is Daddy coming home tonight?

We'll talk about Daddy later, okay?

Okay.

Once you'll be ready, go on.

Look, when I met Tony, I didn't know about the robbery.

If I would have, I probably wouldn't have had anything to do with him.

But that would have been my loss.

Think she knows anything?

Who are you? Would you tell the police?

What are you two doing here?

Hiya, detectives. Small world.

You two are way out of line.

Oh, will you back off, masters? We're just trying to get some results here. I

don't give a damn what you're trying to do. Now let us handle this. I can handle

it the last time.

I don't know what they teach you girls in New York, but this is our

jurisdiction.

Either play by our rules or you get out.

Gonna run us out of town, Sheriff?

I think I made myself clear.

We're just two private citizens taking in the sights.

Gentlemen.

Where would you like to visit next, Mary Beth? Gee, I still wanted to take in

the tar pits, Christine.

Okay.

Tony worked for me six years.

Missed only one day.

When his son was born, he helped me with my accounts.

He could have taken advantage of me plenty, but he's an honest man.

Do you ever talk about friends or places he went, things he did?

He never talked about anything except his family.

Look, the realty lady's bringing buyers here in an hour. I got a lot of work to

do, especially without Tony.

Well, thank you very much for your time, Mr. Hernandez.

What do you think they get for a house like this?

I hear the owners are selling for three.

All this for three? And Brian paid five for his.

Three million buys a lot more than it used to.

Very good.

There

must

be something. Could you look again?

You want me to look again?

Okay, I'll look again.

No, the place is still full.

You've got a real attitude, mister.

Take it easy, lady. I've got 62 couples reading each other's biorhythms and

another 54 who are going to dance their way back to hell.

So maybe you could dance the couple into sharing a double room.

It's the start of the tourist season.

The city is booked solid.

The inn is full.

Try the stables.

Harvey says it's best.

Not one.

I know a place that serves great guacamole.

Wrong, my sweetheart.

Not next to the pool.

In the pool.

In the pool, Harv.

It's one of those new ones.

Cordless. I was thinking it'd be very hand... Huh?

Oh, honey. I miss you, too.

Yeah, I wish I could show you this place.

82 degrees, Harvey.

A night for romance.

No, babe, not as nice as at Christmas time.

Well, like the time we went to the Poconos, 4th of July, before Harv Jr.

born.

Yeah.

Yeah.

You know, being a New York cop, is it like the French connection?

Well, no.

Actually, detective work is mostly talk. Really more talk than anything.

Yeah, but when you're out there laying your life on the line like that, didn't

you ever sweat it out?

Oh, once or twice.

But I still can't think of any other job I'd rather have.

That's great.

Yeah, I like it.

You're having a job like that that you really like.

I'm looking for a temporary job right now.

Yeah? Yeah.

I'm not really sure what it is I want to do.

I don't even worry about it. You have plenty of time to worry about that. Oh,

know. It's just... I don't know. It seems like there's more life than just

reading about it.

Yeah.

But you figured that out a long time ago.

What do you mean?

Well, my dad always told me that you were the free spirit of the family.

He did.

When was it taken?

Oh, that's when I raced in the AAU finals in my junior year.

Yeah? Yeah.

Took second in the backstroke.

Really?

Well, you're much better than I was when I raced.

You ever surf?

The waves aren't very big at Long Island, I'm afraid.

Oh.

I used to go every weekend before I went away to college anyway.

Yeah? You like it? Yeah.

In fact, this spring break, a bunch of friends and I are having a surfing party

down at Balboa by the wedge. Wow.

What's a wedge?

Oh, it's where the really big waves hit, and it's going to be really fun.

Hi.

Bridget was just showing me the family photo gallery.

Looks like she takes after her father in collecting swimming trophies.

Bridget does good work when she sets her mind to it.

And you think if I don't, I screw up royally.

I didn't say that, Bridget.

I know it's tough having to drop out for a daughter.

Teenagers.

all the time.

I remember.

I didn't think I'd make it to 20.

Believe it or not, it's hardly raising one than being one.

I'll take your word for that.

Are you in there, Mary Beth?

Oh, Christine, what a morning.

Found these laying over there.

42 degrees in New York City, Harvey said.

You'd never believe this.

Well, he said to enjoy yourself.

Too bad we have to ruin it with work.

You know, Christine, I've been thinking about money and the car.

No subway.

This place is so spread out, I don't think Stevens could get too far.

And he'll stay clear of his wife.

What about her relatives?

Maybe they live in the city.

Did you see what her maiden name was?

Smith or Jones?

Brown.

That was a good idea.

There is one bunch of people we haven't talked to yet.

You want to tell me who?

Look at the way that sunlight bounces off of that water.

California's a dangerous place, Mary Beth.

There must be a hundred houses on this lake.

The ones Steven's worked on are checked off.

Terrific. And there's it down to about 40 or 50.

Thank you.

46.

At least we have the names of some people that he had contact with.

Maybe he got friendly with some of the owners.

I bet.

How many of these houses do you think have locked security gates?

A landscaper would have to have a key to get in, wouldn't he?

Or know how to shut off the alarm.

If the owners were out of town, it wouldn't be a bad place to hide.

Especially if they had a guest house like at Brian's.

Oh, I can't believe he's in trouble.

No, he's such a nice man.

We even referred him to the Bailey's.

Bailey's? We don't have the show of Bailey's on this list.

Do you have their address?

Oh, they live in the big white house down in the corner.

But they won't be back until next week. They're way at the island.

Uh -huh.

Well, thank you. We're very sorry to have disturbed whatever it is you're

We were closing a deal.

Isn't that great?

I love California.

Working in a bathtub.

Hot tub.

A very weird town.

This must be the place.

Guesthouse is probably in the back.

Morning, Mr. Stevens.

The police.

Freeze! Where you at?

Not a bad piece of work.

Well, we're so glad you feel that way.

Now, do you think we could speed things up here a little?

Of course, you two are aware that you had absolutely no authority to bring

Stevens in.

Do you love it?

You do somebody a favor and look at the appreciation.

Now that you have her back detectives, when can we have them?

Well, it's still the matter of these latest escape charges. Oh, don't tell

You're going to book Stevens because of your computer screw -up?

You can't make those decisions.

We'll have to run it by our superior.

And how long will that take? That's difficult to say.

Captain's not available right now.

Where is he, playing tennis?

Staff meetings.

And he's a real stickler for procedure.

He's going to want to...

Double -check for outstanding warrants. Run the prints again.

Might not get all that processed before morning.

But we'll keep you posted.

Have a nice day.

Have a nice day?

They can't do that to us. I think they already did.

How dare they?

Jerking us around like that? They'll release him to us, Christine.

As soon as they scrape the egg off their faces.

You think they were having a nice day?

We did do a hell of a job, didn't we? Couldn't have been much better.

We probably deserve a treat.

What do you say to a posh lunch?

Oh, I can't go to lunch in these clothes.

All right, me either. In fact, I can't stand these clothes another minute. I'll

get in the car because I'm going to take us to Beverly Hills.

Fish you will love very best.

Huh? Look at this. Is this great?

Oh, I don't know, Chris.

Why do I get the feeling we're not supposed to touch anything?

What do you think?

Is it me?

Christine, I thought we were looking for clothes we could wear.

I bet this is California. Where is your sense of adventure?

Not on Rodeo Drive.

It's Rodeo.

Excuse me.

May I help you?

I'm looking for something to wear.

I see. Are we interested in any particular style?

For the daytime. We have a lovely assortment of daytime ensembles right

here. Is this for a luncheon?

A benefit?

A rendezvous?

It's for work. Oh?

Are you in the industry?

The industry.

Show business.

I'm a detective.

Oh, how fabulous. On what series?

You think it was extravagant?

A $93 dress for an 11 -year -old girl?

Extravagant is not the word for it.

Well, it's my family, Mary Beth.

I still don't know what to give Bridget.

Oh, my Lord, Christine, look over there. It's that man. The movie star.

Where? Who is it? Over there. Oh, he's so handsome, I can't believe it.

Where? By the door. Oh, he's gone.

That was, what's his name?

Wait till I tell Harvey.

What was his name?

I wouldn't know.

What is this?

I didn't order the child's play here.

Mary Beth, this is California cuisine.

Tasty, but low -calorie.

$12 .95 for three carrots and a baby chicken breast.

Would you stop worrying about the price? It's not like we're paying for it.

Tell that to my stomach.

You want to talk about real expense?

Three days here, and maybe one more?

You want my opinion? That's a lot of time and manpower to waste trying to get

bail bondsman back his money.

Maybe. Stevens does have a debt to pay.

Yeah, to the bondsman and the DA.

After eight years, I think they're the only two people who care about this.

The people he robbed may care.

You're right about the lunch.

That's your right to pretend it's New York but Flamie.

It looks terrific on you.

It's a perfect fit.

Draw your attention, ladies, if you will, to the tasteful striping

Oh, I'm glad you like it.

Do you know how long I've been asking my dad for one of these?

Thank you so much.

Oh, you're welcome.

It is kind of hot, though, so I think I'm going to go off.

Ah, you're only a kid once in a very bad... Yeah, so I see.

You should have seen her face, Brian.

Well, obviously you made my daughter's day.

Oh, thanks.

Well, I remember her talking about this surfing weekend she wanted to go to over

the spring break.

Break from what? My daughter dropped out of college.

The only person after...

I mean, so she wants to fill a few wild oats before she goes back to school.

I was thinking figuratively, of course.

Look, she's young and she's curious.

And she's bright.

So what's wrong with seeing some of the world before you settle down and study

it? It certainly broadened my horizons.

Wait a minute.

Whose life are we talking about here?

We were talking about what's best for Bridget. I didn't know you'd become such

an expert on kids.

Brian, I was only trying to... Look, Christy.

Just because you chose to play it footloose and carefree doesn't mean that

Bridget should do the same thing.

I don't see that kind of future for my daughter.

I didn't say I did. I want her to have an advanced degree, some professional

security.

Someday a husband and kids.

I don't want her alone at 40 with nothing to fall back on but a civil

job.

Carrots are not only good exercise when eaten raw, but when ingested, are one of

nature's... Marry me, Karen. You know you love me. I can see it in your eyes.

Night, Mary.

I've got a sense of a better time.

I've got wonderful news.

Good night, Chris.

Don't turn away.

There's one little thing.

In the secret years... Hey, Chris.

Want to stay up?

We could watch TV.

I've got a channel here for everything.

They got one that only shows programs about vegetables.

And there's a Noreen Dixon movie on later.

130. The one with David Nevin.

We can eat chips on green sauce.

Or talk.

I don't want any chips on green sauce.

Yeah,

me too.

Three days. Feels like a month.

I can't remember the last time I was away from my family this long.

Bet they really miss you, huh?

I don't know, Mary Beth.

I think some families work better when they're far apart.

You gonna hog those chips?

Uh -huh.

Why don't I feel I'm in a slumber party?

Susie McElroy.

We all always sleep over at this huge apartment her parents had.

And she'd sneak around the middle of the night and put everybody's brassiere in

the freezer.

You're kidding.

Yeah. Every single time we slept over.

Until she had to wear one herself.

Brian used to breed parakeets.

And we had to sleep over at my house and we were all...

downstairs asleep.

And he sneaked in and let 11 parakeets go.

In the room? In the dark.

Want to talk about screams?

Looked like a scene out of The Birds.

Poor Judy, she knew she had to call her mother.

Made her come and pick her up and take her home.

Brian was always pulling weird stunts like that.

Strange thing is, I really didn't mind.

I wish I'd have had a big brother.

Got a nice family, Christy.

All I ever really wanted was for Brian to like me.

Brian and I are just so different, Mary Beth.

But he's my brother.

I think Brian loved you too, Christine.

Night, Mary Beth.

Night.

This is Cactus. White courtesy phone, please.

You don't want to go in there, sir.

Not one word in there, I bet.

Not one.

I'll see what the delay is.

Am I going to have to wear these on the airplane, too? Yes, you are.

But can't you just lock me in my feet, pal?

I am not in the mood to kid, Mr. Stevens.

Neither am I.

The escort for the airline had an emergency. He said he needed to get to

gate.

I don't care if he's meeting you on the moon. Without an escort, you walk him

through like everybody else. Without the cops. Could you give us a break here?

The man has already been frisked. And I'm running the show.

Then maybe I should talk to your superior.

Flight 103 for New York leaving in ten minutes.

Take them all.

Everybody's John Wayne.

Everything coming to New York?

Go ahead.

Don't take it so hard.

Police work can be unpredictable.

I'm just trying to make you feel better. If you want to make us feel better, you

could give us a little cooperation.

It's unfortunate, but we have more pressing things to do.

Is that so?

No, Sergeant.

That's so long.

All we need here, Detective Bassett, are the recent files on Stevens so that we

can find him, so we can take him out of your state. We're really sorry, but

we've got criminals of our own to worry about.

If you guys ever come to New York on an expedition case... Maybe we can all take

in a show.

Okay.

We've got two hours and twelve minutes before the next flight out. Who the hell

do they think they are? Steven doesn't have any money. He doesn't have a car.

He's not going to hitchhike. Those two are the most obnoxious, self -serving...

Eric! Call somebody to pick him up, Chris. But pull the gall.

What's holding on us just so they don't give a damn? Somebody you can trust.

Somebody you can hide out with. I'm telling you, Mary Beth, they're not

get away with this. Racine. What?

We'll find Steven. Steven will be chosen.

I'm with you, Sergeant.

What'd you say?

What's our next move? Find him.

Oh.

I don't believe this.

That's it.

That's it.

Racine. What? Relax.

It's California.

Jason, am I right?

I'm Detective Lacey. This is Sergeant Cagney.

We were here the day before yesterday, remember?

I remember.

Yeah. What a fancy bike you've got there.

My boys would love to have bikes, but there's not a lot of safe places to ride

around where we live.

You ride around here?

Sometimes my daddy rides with me on the walk, and he's going to buy me a bigger

bike with a horn.

A horn is a good thing to have.

So, is your mom home?

What's your daddy?

You seen him?

I'm not supposed to talk to strangers.

That's a good rule, Jason.

Very bad.

Jason, come inside.

What are you doing here?

Would like to ask you some questions? May we come in, please? No.

I want you to leave.

You know where he is, don't you, Mrs. Donner? I didn't get out of my life.

Maybe you think you're doing the right thing here, protecting your husband.

Maybe you want to live like this, but what about Jason?

Who's thinking about him?

Cops in and out of the house? What's he supposed to learn from this? Run and

hide from your mistakes?

Please just leave us alone.

What do you want to do, call the cops?

Detective Lacey.

I think you're looking for me.

Yes, sir.

It was nice of you to stop by before you leave.

Look, I'm new at this, being an aunt.

I'm not saying I'm not good at it.

Just saying, maybe I need a little practice.

But last night, I was not trying to tell you how to raise Bridget.

Well, a father wants what's best for his daughter.

I know you do.

So do I.

For both your daughters.

I happen to think they're terrific.

Thank you.

What I was trying to say, someday Bridget's going to have to decide for

I did, and I happen to think that I made the right choices.

I didn't mean to say anything. But you did.

Well, sometimes I make mistakes.

Mary Beth said that it's not easy being a parent.

But I happen to think you must be doing something right.

You have a lot to be proud of.

My whole family makes me proud.

He considered to have a squad car made for Kennedy.

Guess who died?

Who?

Joel Steigerl.

The bail bondsman? He's a complainant on this warrant.

Daddy! Daddy! Daddy! Lisa? Hey!

You shouldn't have come here.

Lynn, let us have a minute.

Uh, wait.

Roger?

Wait a second.

Over here.

Come on.

You come with me.

That's fine right there.

Come here.

Don't try anything.

You understand me?

Okay. Now watch out for him.

Makes you feel great, doesn't it? Knowing we're removing a menace from

We're transporting a felon. Right.

We'll get him married, Beth.

We're going to be putting a man in prison so he can get rehabilitated and

become a decent citizen. Give me a break.

We'll probably be in Attica two years.

Then we'll all hope that he gets a job, has a family, keeps his nose clean. What

in the hell is he doing now?

He doesn't only owe society, Christine. There are victims here. And locking him

up is not going to help them.

There are other ways to make restitution, Mary Beth.

Are you okay here? Because

I've got to make a call. I'll meet you at the gate.

You're going to see Harvey in a few hours.

Where the hell have you been? On the phone. I spoke to Assistant District

Attorney Dubin, and he wasn't too receptive.

Until I told him Joel Steiger died.

Then he decided to take a look at the file.

He's never gone over this case.

Well, you know how new assistant DAs can be sometimes, Christine.

Anyways, after we discussed the case, how it had been eight years and all,

man that he is, ADA Dubin decides that there's not too much reason in trying

an indictment unless, of course, the victims want to press charges. Let me

guess. He called the victims.

And they're not really going to spend time in court. They already put it

them long ago.

What's going on?

Well, it appears that the DA is not going to take you in front of the grand

jury.

I don't understand.

It's another kind of justice, Mr. Stevenson.

Are you saying that Tony's free?

Yes, ma 'am. And free men don't wear these.

I don't know what to say.

You don't have to say anything.

Just keep doing what you've been doing the last eight years.

And good luck.

I can go?

Yeah, go home.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

Well, ready to go home, partner?

Yeah.

I'm ready now.

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