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Present hope.

Mr. Walensky,

this flag does not in any way replace
your daughter, but it represents that

of it is good and all is brave in this
country. Your daughter was good and she

was brave.

I know she'll always remain in your
heart and she'll always remain in ours.

Mr. Malinsky, I'm very sorry.

If there's anything I can do for your
family, I will.

Thank you very much.

We'll get this guy.

Many times I've been to one of these
things, you just never get used to them.

I'm getting tired of losing good
officers this way. Charlie, who's

investigation?

Sergeant Hunter, sir.

Good. Hunter, I want you on this full
time until we catch Molenski's killer.

Yes, sir.

Clayton, I want you to give Hunter
everything he needs. Yes, sir.

You pick the officers you want on this.
I'll get you all the overtime money you

can use.

Thank you. So how do you want to
proceed?

Let's pick a team and have a tactical of
1 ,400 hours this afternoon.

Sounds good.

Okay, let's get it done.

Yes, sir.

I want to encourage you to use caution
here.

Our suspect has killed officers using
silicone -coated bullets and stolen

badges in six other cities.

Now, we're working with ATF to track
down the source of the silicone bullets.

We also have a stakeout on Robert
Spencer's house. Now, Spencer is a

owner of the car that Malinsky stopped
when she was gunned down.

As you can see in your paperwork here,
Spencer has a record for assault and

robbery. It's all in your files.

You got it, Joe.

Is Spencer the only suspect?

Spencer is the only suspect as of now,
so let's get this guy.

By the way, Novak, we're going to need
all the help we can get on this. Can we

count on you?

I'd like to help, but I'm not sure that
I can right now.

Excuse me. What do you mean you're not
sure you can help right now?

Obviously, you're the one with the
expertise in this field.

I know, but technically, I'm still on
leave.

I'll have to think about it.

What should I think about?

It's not that simple, Rick.

Well, yes, it is that simple. You either
do or you don't. I mean, what do you

want, two more years to think about it?

A gentleman to see you, Lorraine.

It's me, honey.

Hello, dear.

You're here.

Yeah.

Well, that husband of yours is even more
handsome than you said, Lorraine.

Leave you two alone.

Thank you, ma 'am.

Oh, busybody.

I've been driving 36 hours straight just
dying to see that pretty little

face.

You had a dream about us last night?

You did.

I was crying when I woke up and you
weren't here.

Oh, baby.

Shh. Be all right.

I'm here now.

And I ain't going nowhere.

Look, you and me have got to talk.

Now, driving in, I heard on the radio
news that some cop got drilled with a

silicon bullet. Maureen, tell me that
wasn't you.

Come on.

Tell me the truth.

I'm sorry, Jimmy. I just couldn't help
myself.

Oh, man.

Oh, baby.

You promised me.

That you were going to lay off that sort
of thing.

Didn't you?

Where is it?

And my gun.

Baby.

Well, I hope that you didn't screw up
our plans.

No, everything's going to be okay.

See, I almost paid for it.

I wrote that officer's name 836 times.

When I get to 1 ,000, then everything
will be okay.

Hey, you are going to lay off this cop
-killing stuff. You hear me? You're

to drop it.

Well, I'll try, Jimmy.

Don't. Are you mad at me?

Well,

I never could stay mad at such

a cute thing like you, I guess.

Hey.

Press my pants.

Come on.

Turn on the steam.

something for you. Oh, that is a
beautiful horse.

I think the feet are too tiny.

No, no, I like my horses with tiny feet.

Hey, Peanut, there's something I want to
talk to you about.

You know that deal we made about my job?

Well, I think that I'm needed back on
the police force.

Is it because of that police woman who
was shot?

Yes, it is.

I want to help find who did it.

Did you know her?

Mm -hmm. I knew Joanne. She was a very
good person.

Why'd she have to die?

Because a bad person wanted to kill a
police officer.

Then why do you want to be one?

Because I'm good at it, and I like it.

But I won't do it if you don't want me
to.

Will Grandma take care of me?

Yes, she will. She loves you very much.

Then I guess it's okay.

You sure?

Uh -huh.

You know, when I go out to play and you
tell me to be careful, I want you to be

careful.

I will, Peanut. I promise.

How you doing?

There's no liftable prints inside.

It looks like it was wiped clean.

You guys about done?

Yeah, just about.

What's that smell?

Smell that? Yeah.

Acetone. Just take this rag and that
piece of paper and put it on a baggie

me. Right.

I'll measure from the back of the seat
to the gas pedal and up to the steering

wheel for me, too. Right.

20 Charles, go.

Metro stakeout reports suspect Robert
Spencer has arrived at his residence.

They're standing by.

Good. Tell them if Spencer moves to jump
on it. If not, sit still till I get

there. Roger, 20 Charles.

Perhaps you'd be interested in something
like this.

Yeah, yeah, that's nice stuff.

But, uh, I don't know. I was looking for
something with a little more zip to it.

You know?

Well, maybe if you gave me a for
instance, it might help.

You're the salesman.

No, I don't know. I'll tell you. I don't
care about the cost, you know? Just as

long as the piece has a little bit of
imagination, you know?

Excuse me.

Do you have any diamond tennis
bracelets?

Yes, ma 'am, we do.

Let me call a salesman from the back.

No, no, no, that's all right. You help
this charming lady here while I just

browse around.

How about that?

Thank you.

Don't mention it.

Now, these are very pretty.

Yes, they are.

I got set up. I don't deal dope. You got
set up, huh?

Is that why you killed Officer Malinsky?

I didn't shoot no cop.

Why didn't you report your car stolen,
Mr. Spencer?

I've been out of town for a week. Didn't
even know it was gone.

It's the truth, man.

Here's some more truth for you. You got
busted for armed robbery. Used a .38,

right? Yeah, so what? The officer we
buried this morning was hit with a .38

slug. Did you kill her? No way.

You use silicone coated bullets?

Get some ears and listen.

I didn't kill anyone.

You're not going to lie your way out of
this. You pulled that trigger, you're on

your way to the gas chamber.

Just because I get a record, you want me
to take a fall on a cop killing?

No way.

I'm not going down for that.

Find some other pigeon.

Mr. Spencer, if I find out you had
anything to do with Officer Molenski's

anything at all, you won't make it to
jail.

What do you want a burn bar for?

Huh? You want to charge your way into a
safe? That's my business.

How much?

Won't cost you nothing if I can't find
one.

Getting it, that's the trick. Yeah, I
know. That's why I'm here.

Now, come on. I got to have a rough
estimate on this thing or I'm just going

hit the trail and find somebody else.

Give me a bottom line on this, Mr.
Seagal.

Maybe you want a little piece of your
action.

Maybe you play it straight, I'll give
you a lot of action.

Like how much?

About a hundred grand.

Minimum.

Tell you what.

You let me handle what you get.

The burn bar is on me.

You handle ice.

Big old chunks of it.

The bigger the better.

I got a guy.

He could recut the Hope Diamond so you'd
never recognize it.

Well,

then maybe you and me has got a deal,
Mr. Scala.

Nice choice of restaurant.

I'm not kidding you.

Say something.

On my first date with my wife, we were
in that booth right over there.

Yeah, we had cheeseburgers, french
fries, and a root beer float. It used to

burger joint.

Let me have some Thai tea, okay?

We didn't come here to discuss
nostalgia, did we? What's on your mind?

I want on the Malinsky case.

I want on it full time.

Have you talked to Hunter?

No, but he was right.

You can't conduct an investigation
without officers who are totally

the job.

And you're committed now?

Yes.

Well, that's good news for our side.

I think Hunter could use some help on
this case.

That is, if you don't have a problem
working with him.

No? Why do you ask?

I don't know. It seems to me that things
are not that simple between you two.

You sure there isn't something I should
know about you?

Yeah, there is.

All right, I'll see you later. Thanks,
Captain.

Yeah, this is Commander R2114.

You got anything for me?

Commander R, you have a call from R20 on
TAC -2.

Roger.

Commander R to R -20 Charles, go.

Captain, ATF gave us a possible on those
silicone -coated bullets. Carl's gun's

still on Catalina Street. I'll need
backup before I go in.

I'd like to be in on this.

You got it. I'll wait for you.

Hey,

open a window.

Open a window.

This stuff stinks.

They've moved the safe.

That means that they must have remodeled
since these blueprints were made.

Yeah, well, big deal didn't go up.

Well, if they remodeled, honey, they may
have put in a different alarm system,

all right?

That's it.

We can't chance it.

We'll have to find some other place to
hit.

Baby, I always do what you say. You know
that.

But I ain't sitting in this outhouse one
more day waiting for you to line up the

perfect score.

Hey, how many times I got to tell you,
we don't do it right, we're going to

spend our old age in the can.

Yeah, well, you tell me something I
haven't heard before.

Hey.

You know, it's because I love you,
sugar.

That's why I take such good care of you.

You know I hate that, Jimmy. Yeah, I
know you do, but you put up with it

I tell you to, don't you?

Come on.

Give Daddy a kiss. Don't push it, Jimmy.
Just don't. Hey,

you're the craziest woman I ever met.
You know that?

I never know whether you're going to
love me or kill me.

Stick around and find out.

What can I do for you?

See that 38 right there?

Sure thing.

Has a muzzle velocity of 825 feet per
second with a standard load.

Uses a 158 grain slug and has 235 pounds
per square inch of wallop at impact

point. This baby means business.

Hey,

you're a cop, aren't you?

Yes, sir.

I can always tell, you know.

They come in here a lot to buy.

LAPD gets a 10 % discount on anything in
the store.

10 %? That include ammunition?

Anything.

I have some hot loads available.

Stop a half -ton pickup truck dead in
its tracks.

Does that include silicon bullets?

What are you talking about?

Oh, you know what I'm talking about.
Silicon bullets. You sell them, don't

That's against the law.

Oh, I know it's against the law, but you
do sell them.

And I'm here to get him.

Please! Don't hurt me! Shut up!

I caught this bug trying to crawl away.

Mr. Garber, you better tell me
something. In the next five seconds,

to have a bad accident.

Okay, okay.

A couple months back, a guy comes into
the place, offers me a thousand bucks

a boxer suit.

Describe him.

28, 29.

Had a head smoke cut over his right eye.

A tattoo on the back of his left hand.
What's his name?

What's his name? They call him Johnny.

That's all I know.

You ever been to jail, Mr. Garber?

Oh, come on. I'm a family man. I have a
wife and family. So did the police

officers who were killed with those
silicone bullets.

14L41, requesting a backup at Helms
Park.

We've got a possible 240 suspect.

Wait inside the car.

Witnesses, not one good lead.

And another officer dead. We've got to
nail this one down.

Oh, I forgot to tell you.

Novak requested that you put back on
this case, and I cleared it with the

captain.

Noah, I'm going back to Metro.

Yeah. Thanks, Captain.

Let's get busy.

Okay, here's what we have so far.

In the car used in Malinsky killing, I
found an acetone -soaked rag.

The seat was pulled up close to the
steering wheel.

Now here, the police officer's gunned
down in the woman's bathroom.

That's a lot of things pointing to our
killer being a female.

And Carl Garber, the guy who owns the
gun store, sold some silicone -covered

bullets to a man recently.

Yeah, well, that could be unrelated.

It could be.

But we could also be looking for two
people, a man and a woman.

Let's run some of these scenarios
through NCIC.

Yeah, good idea.

You're a real piece of work, aren't you?

Huh?

Baby, you are going to be the death of
me.

It's all over the news, you know.

Give me back my notebook.

I gotta write his name down 483 more
times to make everything okay.

Will you get real here, lover? This crap
doesn't work, okay?

Burn the damn thing!

Give me the gun, sugar.

It's okay.

Come on.

Every time we argue, I remember how you
shot him.

I did it for you, honey.

I'm the one who should have shot him.

The one who wanted to.

I know.

I know.

I'll tell you what.

Let's take a minute here, all right?

Why don't you go for a walk?

Let's calm down.

We can't be reasonable when you get like
this.

You know?

Just a second. You've got one broccoli,
you've got one milk, one yogurt, and

you've got one clove of garlic. It's
like you're shopping for one meal at a

time. I like to cook with fresh
ingredients, and this place has the

why I always stop here.

Hey, Chris, where's Allie?

She's at home with Grandma.

Ben, I want you to meet a friend of
mine. This is Rick Hunter.

Ben, how you doing? Nice to meet you,
Rick.

Will you tell Allie that I am saving
some of that licorice she likes until

comes in for it? Oh, it's her favorite.
I'll let her know. See you later, Ben.

Nice meeting you, Ben. Nice to meet you.

Mary Wyler Anderson.

Convicted of a double homicide of her ex
-boyfriend and his new girlfriend.

March 1987.

Escaped from the Tennessee State
Correctional Facility.

July 6, 1989.

Is that it?

That's it.

She doesn't fit.

Our suspect has a serious authority
fixation. Nothing about that Mary

suggests that.

Mom? What are you doing out of bed,
Pina? I can't sleep.

Are you going to work all night?

It's a little bit longer.

Well, what we're doing here, we're
checking our computer for all the

you're looking for.

For the one who killed the police
officer?

That's right.

Can I see?

Uh, well, uh... No, you are going back
to bed now.

Give me a hug and a kiss.

All right, have a good dream.

Hope you can come again for dinner.

Thanks, so do I. I'll take you in.

Good night.

She is getting so big.

Yeah, take a look at this here.

Laurene Arnett, Paragon City detective
convicted of murder at 16 years of age.

Served four years in juvenile hall, then
released.

Victim was a Paragon County sheriff.

Look at that right there. Her father?

Yeah. That's the best one we've seen
tonight. Is there more?

Oh, yeah.

Known associates.

James Armstrong Wilkins. Wanted in
connection with the jewelry store

two years ago in New Orleans.

New Orleans? Wait a minute. There was
a...

There was a cop killed and his badge
taken in New Orleans two years ago. Look

this. Shot with a silicone bullet.

It's the same scenario, Captain.

Silicone -coated bullets, badges were
taken, and jewelry still left. And the

description of Wilkins matches what
Garber gave us. That's right. Lorene's

father was a local sheriff, and it came
out at her trial that he'd been abusing

her for some time.

Apparently she had enough, shot him to
death, and now she's running around

killing authority figures.

Yeah. Sergeant Hunter. Yeah.

Burglary details have been following up
on your request.

They got some info from one of the
snitches. We brought in a guy named Al

Sagala. Bought a burn bar in the black
market and sold it to someone named

Johnny Wilson.

This is his address.

Great. Good work.

Now, what's the description on Wilson?

He's got a scar of his right eye and a
tattoo on his left hand.

Jimmy Wilkins.

Release Sagala. Sit on him. Take Rigetti
with you. Got you. Thanks. Good work.

He's here Okay, everybody hold your
positions Roger

will do

Mrs. Lasky?

Where is everybody?

Freeze right there, Wilkins! Police!

You all right?

Captain?

What's up?

Look at this.

Oh, that's sick.

Now, you ought to go home and get some
sleep. That shooting team's going to be

all over you tomorrow.

No, he's right, Chris.

Why don't you go home, spend some time
with Allison, get away from here, and

what you want.

Okay, you'll call me if anything breaks?

Sure, we'll do that.

You all right?

I'll be okay.

Good work today, Novak.

The Gala's Lock Shop.

Al speaking.

Jim Wilkins said you could help me.

Who's this?

A friend of his. I got some diamonds you
might want to look at.

Who the hell are you? Are you a cop?

No, I'm not a cop.

They're 30 cents on the dollar. You want
them or not?

Be in my place a half hour.

Yeah, Joe, what's up? A woman sitting in
our suspect's description just pulled

up and went to the gallows place.

She's in a big hurry.

Okay, now, if they move, go in. I'm on
my way.

We're having a key shot.

This is R7 Charles. We're finding the
gunshot fired inside our takeout. We're

moving in.

Still have the pulse.

R7 Charles, request backup.

Shots fired. We got one victim down.
We're at 936 Brewster Street.

Requesting RAU.

How's this guy doing? Doesn't look so
good. Yeah. What about Lorene Arnest?

got away in Chagall's car. We got
seaplatoon working on it now.

Sergeant Hunter, take a look at this.

I found this near the body.

spaghetti tonight we had spaghetti last
night i know i really liked it well why

don't we have something different
tonight listen can you do mommy favor

get that uh that cereal that you like
okay

Is this what you wanted?

Yes, it is. Thank you.

You're welcome.

I don't know. Mom's got something she
needs to do.

Let me have some cereal, Mom.

Okay, but just one bowl.

Hello?

Hi, Mom.

Oh, we did go back from the store.

Uh -huh. That sounds good.

Okay, can I call you back a little
later?

Okay, bye -bye.

Allison?

Allison? Allison, come here for a
second.

You're growing so fast.

You like the button?

Rick!

Rick!

Oh, my God! Allison, it's all right,
sweetheart.

Rick!

Rick! Allison!

What happened?

Are you all right? I'm fine.

It was Maureen Arness.

She followed you home.

Oh, my God.

You okay, honey?

Good. It's a good thing I know where you
guys shop.

Captain, I like the sight with your eyes
in it.

How you doing?

I'm fine. Allison all right? She's fine.

That's good.

Looks like you got her just in time,
huh? Yes, you did.

Well, I'm sure every cop in town is
going to sleep tonight knowing that

in the morgue's cooler.

Look, Charlie, I want to call Mr.
Molenski. I think I own that.

That's a good idea.

I'm going to call the chief.

I'd sure like to be the one to tell him
about this.

Thanks, Charlie.

Rick, thank you.

I wanted to tell you how much Joanne
liked and respected you.

Thank you for being her friend.

To say this on the telephone and being
so impersonal.

Mr. Malinsky, I don't have the words to
describe how I felt about Joanne as a

person of a police officer.

I appreciate you coming down.

Something I wanted you to have.

I know Joanne would want you to have it,
too.

Thanks again, Sargent.

Bobby.

If Mr. Malinsky needs anything, make
sure he gets it. Right.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Well,

I guess you'll be going back to Ramparts
full time, huh?

Guess so.

Look, I want to see you again.

Yeah, well, I enjoyed working with you,
too.

You know, there's no Chinese proverb
that says once you save someone's life,

you're responsible for that person.

Oh, really?

Mm -hmm.

Well, I'm not Chinese.

Yes, I noticed.

Well, look, it's up to you. What do you
say?

I'll think about it.

No, just a second now. What do you mean
you'll think about it?

Just what I said. I'll think about it.

I know, but what does it really mean?

It really means I'll think about it.