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Okay, okay, enough of this. Let's get on
with it.

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If your clothes are rumpled, worn, and
dingy... Dingy! If you're frugal,

thrifty, cheap, or stingy... Dingy!
Bring your clothes, if they're spotted,

soiled, or oily... Cut!

What are you doing? We're doing our
routine.

Not on my commercial do you do your
routine. Do it on your own commercial.

Our own commercial?

We don't have anything to sell.

We'll talk about that later.

Now let's move it. Time is money.

Oh, you mean we're getting paid for
this?

Did I say that?

Did anybody hear me say that? I never
said that. Did you say that? I didn't

it. Who said it? Who said it? No. Come
on. Move it. Move it. Let's go. Go. Go.

Go. Come on. Let's go.

Action.

If your clothes are rumpled, worn, and
dingy.

Dingy. If you're frugal, thrifty, cheap,
or stingy.

Stingy. Bring your clothes, if they're
spotted, soiled, or oily.

Right in here, you'll be treated
royally.

Royally, royally, royally.

Treated royally.

And a 10 % discount if you mention my
name, Harold Schwann.

King of clean.

King of clean is more like it.

At least you weren't married to him.
True.

He just chased me around the office
eight hours a day. What about me?

He treated me like I was his mistress.

You were his mistress.

Almost $7 ,000.

Not bad for a start.

I never thought robbing a store would be
so easy.

Luckily, Laura took the safe combination
when she quit.

Now Harold will probably change the
combinations in all the stores. No

We'll just get the new combinations when
Swanee leaves the office today.

Let's see.

$7 ,000 per store and, um, seven stores,
that's, uh... $49 ,000.

Right. Which hardly makes up for all the
misery that slime has caused us.

Like Al Pacino said, don't get mad.

Get even.

Ha ha ha ha!

Okay, ready?

Let's go.

Okay.

Go up down the side of the house. I'm
going to go around toward the alley.

Running can be bad for your health. Get
your hands up. Get your hands up!

Against the wall.

Against the wall!

Spread your legs.

Put both arms out that window Do it

You're

under arrest for sale of an illegal
substance you have the right to remain

silent Anything you say can't be used
against you in a court of law

That's the room number. I can't seem to
find it. Sure.

It's room 217.

I can't seem to find it anywhere.

217, yes. Oh, you're on the third floor
right now. You're on the second floor.

On the left -hand side, there's a
stairway.

Down at the second floor. Okay. Where is
he?

He's not here, Mrs. Schwan. Ex -Mrs.
Schwan.

Oh, you mean the King of Clean Schwan?

That's what I'm looking for.

My check didn't come this month.

Where is he?

in front of my house. What am I supposed
to do about my garden? My roses are...

A

flagpole!

Who are you?

Laura, what are you doing in there? Hi,
Barbara.

Uh, Laura, I don't think you should be
in Mr. Schwann's private office now that

you don't work for him anymore.

It's okay. He wouldn't mind.

Do you want me to leave a message for
Mr. Schwann?

Don't bother. It'll just upset him.

Thanks, Barbara.

Thanks, Barbara.

You're welcome.

Now, now, now, come on. You know as well
as I do that as assistant platoon

leader, you're required to make the
rating reports every six months. Now,

off my back.

Can you believe the rating reports are
due again?

Boy, am I glad I'm not assistant platoon
leader.

Would you like to practice on being one?

Sir, no, sir. I've got all the fun I can
handle, sir.

Your day's coming.

Look, you know what I hate about this
rating report time of the season? All

men start doing this perverted little
fertility dance of sucking up. Yeah,

that's what they do. They suck up. They
want to do things for you. They want to

leave you gifts. They give you
flashlights. You know, last year, I got

baskets. If I get another fruit basket,
I'm having a sex change operation.

Yeah, it's rough at the top.

Thirty -six.

Six. Twenty -four.

Twenty -four.

Thirty -four.

Oh, how sweet.

What? 20 is my measurements for the
combination.

Oh!

Oh, it feels like I'm having a good day.
It could be nine, ten thousand dollars.

And they say crime doesn't pay.

Ha ha ha!

Little snack?

You mean that guy on TV, the king of
clean with the crown and the bimbos?

Yes. Harold Schwan is your brother -in
-law?

We all have our crosses to bear. Now, I
want Hunter on this case, if you can

spare him. Well, he's in the middle of
the rating reports now. Forget the

reports. You're under a lot of pressure
at home.

Charlie, Louise is very upset.

She stopped cooking dinners.

She stopped making the beds.

These are caramel custards. I think
you're going to like those.

Now, Mac, those ratings reports are all
yours.

This is absolutely unbelievable.

$226 ,045?

A lot of money.

No cleaning store makes that kind of
money. Look at these deposit slips.

Different amounts, different banks.

I don't understand.

This is a lot of money.

Harold has been holding out on me.

You know it's going to take a long time
to spend all this money. I mean, this is

a lot of money. I know.

I know.

Isn't there a safe at your house?

Buswine is Commander Clayton's brother
-in -law?

Yep.

Commander buttons up related to the King
of Claim. Wait till the guy's here.

Well, I know I can count on you to blab
it around.

Oh, this is Wu Fong. He manages the
store.

Mr. Fong, how are you? Excuse me, Tom.

Now, Mr. Fong, this is what you found
when you came in this morning?

Now, did you see anybody leaving?

Now, what about last night when you
closed the place up? Did you see anybody

hanging around in the front or the back?

Yeah.

Are you getting all this stuff out? Oh,
he's just a little shaken up.

Oh, I see.

Now, they came in through the roof,
dropped down on the bags of cleaning.

Scuff marks on the roof indicated more
than one burglar.

They came straight to the safe.

How you doing, Hunter? Hey, Linda, how
you doing?

You've been fine. I heard Commander
Clayton put you on this one.

Isn't it amazing that news spread so
fast, Tom?

Yeah, well, they must have known the
combination.

Opened it up and took the money out.

How much?

According to Mr. Schwan, $6 ,046 .32.

He was here when we arrived this
morning. Yeah, where is he right now?

had to go someplace.

Said he'd be back later.

I see.

Well, I'll need to talk to him.

Yes, sir.

Well, there was no sign of vandalism.

Mr. Fong left a portable radio here in a
very expensive briefcase.

They were here this morning.

Hmm.

Well, the way they came down through
that skylight was awfully small.

Oh, I figure it was juveniles.

The juveniles, I thought.

So what do you think? The roof was
deluged with six -year -olds?

I've got to make a phone call. See you
later, Linda.

Bye -bye.

Mr. Fong?

I'd like to talk to Mr. Schwan.

Thank you.

Yeah,

this is Sergeant Hunter, LAPD. I'd like
to talk to Mr. Schwan.

If it's about those parking tickets, Mr.
Schwan said the check is in the mail.

Well, it's not about the parking
tickets, Matt. It's about the robbery at

store last night. Oh, well, he's out
right now, but he'll be back later this

afternoon.

Okay. Tell him Sergeant Hunter from LAPD
called.

I'll be calling him back.

Okay. Thanks a lot.

Okay.

All right.

Thanks very much. Appreciate it.

kept waiting.

Sorry, Mr. Monks. You're sorry?

I just lost a lot of money.

220 ,000.

Terrible, terrible.

The crime in this city is just, just out
of control.

Cut the crap, Schwan.

Right, Mr. Monks. You know, I got hurt,
too. Some of that money they stole was

mine, you know. His store had 6 ,000 in
the bag.

And change.

Every penny counts when you're in a low
-markup business.

Shut up!

I need that money you were laundering,
Swan.

I know that, but I told you the store
was robbed.

Maybe it was.

Maybe it wasn't. Oh, come on.

Mr. Monks, come on. I wouldn't do
something like that with your money.

you kidding? Do you think I'm mean? I'll
tell you what I think.

If I don't get my money by tomorrow...

I'm going to have Breach break every
bone in your body.

Including pinkies and every little
vertebrae.

Hold it, hold it, hold it. I'll get your
money back.

I'll borrow it from the bank.

In fact, I'll go right away.

You do that.

Good luck at the bank, your highness.

Sergeant Hunter. Barbara, how are you?

Fine. If you need anything, just let me
know. I'm fine, thanks.

Coffee? Nope.

I'll have that as a snack. A piece of
fruit? Nah.

Hey, what is this, Denny's?

Mr. Schwann.

Pleasure. Oh, come in.

Boy, am I glad to see you.

My brother -in -law told me that you're
the best.

Well, I have the highest regard for the
commander as well. Well, let's forget

about him for now, huh? I was the one
that was robbed.

How you doing?

Did you find them yet? Not yet, Mr.

Schwan, but we will.

Oh, that's great.

Tell me, exactly how much money did they
get?

$6 ,425 .32.

I see.

Now, as I understand it, you have, what,
five more stores?

Yeah, my... My old man left me one store
in Pacoima.

So...

I became the prince of Pacoima.

And today you're the king.

That's right.

I'm the king.

And now tell me, do the other managers
of your other stores, do they have the

combinations you're saying?

Sergeant, I'm the only one.

It's a Harold Schwan enterprise.

And only Harold Schwan has the
combinations.

And it's all locked up in there.

What about your secretary?

My secretary?

Yeah, you know your secretary.

No, I trust Barbara.

So, therefore, you're the only one that
has the combinations to all the saves.

Sergeant, are you trying to say to me
that I robbed my own

stores?

Well, did you?

Police humor.

Well, we're just considering all the
possibilities, Mr. Schwann.

Well, Sergeant, you better start
considering who ripped me off.

Okay, look, that'll be enough for now.

Let me ask you a question. If I need to
talk to you again, will you be

available?

Yeah.

But right now I'm a little late. I hate
to keep my bankers waiting.

Mr. Schwann, why the bank?

When you lose a lot of money,
arrangements have to be made.

Aren't you covered by insurance?

Well, time.

It takes time to collect.

Oh, I see.

Thank you so much, Sergeant, for
everything you've done. Really.

See that he gets everything he wants,
huh?

Thanks a million, Sergeant.

Thanks, Mr. Schwan, for your time.

You won't believe this, but there are
people who actually don't like Schwan.

You wouldn't happen to have a list of
those people, would you? Do you have a

piece of paper?

I don't need this grief I'm getting from
Schwan.

I get enough being in the meat business.

Everybody's on this cholesterol kick.
Chicken, fish, fish, chicken.

If I ain't like that, I'd look like him.

Well?

What do you think, Digby? Is this jerk
going to give me my money back?

I don't think so.

He's in debt up to his eyeballs. The
banks aren't going to give him squat.

His system won't let him sell the
business.

He's tap city.

Are you cold?

Yeah. Can we get out of here? I mean,
why do we always have to meet in here?

I thought you were my strongest guy.

You want a couple of steaks?

Oh, thanks. I don't eat red meat.

I got some sick out there saying he
ripped me off for $220 ,000.

Yeah.

Yeah, too.

Well, did you get the loan?

Absolutely. Absolutely.

Looks good. Oh, there's a few minor
details, but we'll ramrod right through

them. Now, you take it easy, Harold. I
know you're trying, and we're looking to

work with you as best we can.

I got a feeling you would say that.

In fact, Mr. Monk, you've got a heart of
gold.

A heart of gold.

Those are my exact words.

All right, uh, we're gonna try to make
some arrangements.

Maybe you can pay this off in
installments.

Installments? I know plenty about those.

Listen, Digby has all the details.

Why don't you meet him tonight at your
store on Sattercoy? I know it's out of

the way, but that way nobody will bother
you.

Sattercoy? The store on Sattercoy?

Okay, we'll work it out.

About 10 .30.

Heart of gold.

Whiten them.

Pure whiten them. Yeah.

Which one?

The what?

Kill him.

Yeah.

Oh, sure.

Okay, ladies. Right this way.

That's it.

There you go.

Right over there, up against the wall.
It'll be nice. Thank you.

Just fill in here.

Have a seat anywhere. Thanks.

Very good.

Okay, if you'll just excuse me one
moment, I'll be right back.

Thanks.

You sure you know what you're doing?

Of course I do.

I go in first, hook the bait, and leave.

And, Trace, you know what to say?

Yeah.

You know, the amazing thing is that
everyone on his secretary's list,

who hated him is a woman.

Except Wu Fang.

But you know the real crazy thing here
is, Charlie?

Wu Fang's a woman?

No. Well, if he is, he's the ugliest
woman either you and I have ever seen.

Now, the crazy thing here is, Charlie,
I've dated one of these women on this

list.

Ladies, I want to thank you very much
for cooperating. It's a big help to us.

Now, would Miss Laura Rhodes step in,
please?

Laura, you look great.

Thank you. It's great to see you. How
have you been?

Fine.

Yes, fine.

Good. Now, what's this business about
you having to go to a job interview?

Yes. I have to be there now.

Okay.

Uh, okay. Why don't you go now and we'll
talk later?

Well, I thought we'd get a bite later
tonight.

A bite?

Yeah.

And talk about Harold. Oh, Harold. Oh,
absolutely.

Good idea.

You know, I can't believe you actually
work for Harold Schwann. Uh, well...

A girl has to make a living.

But then I realized if that was living,
I'd rather be dead.

So you quit.

Uh -huh.

So, call me after five.

After five.

Same number.

Same number.

Yeah.

Good.

Miss Rhodes, I want to thank you very
much.

Wow.

What that was all about no honor says
that he knows one of these gals from way

back when No, really

Well,

yes normally Hello,

I don't know for sure I try not to get
involved in my officer's personal

affairs.

Interesting choice of words.

You did what? You know, your ex -wife,
your ex -secretary, and your ex... You

know what?

They told me not to bother to tell you
they were here. Forget about them.

about them.

You let them three in my office. Well,
no.

Just Laura.

Laura? Yeah.

She thought you were hiding in your
office.

My office?

The chicken in my desk.

Well, how should I know?

Of course.

You still look fabulous.

What is your secret?

Good foundation cream.

And you still make me laugh.

Yeah. Yeah, it's good to see you haven't
changed very much.

Oh, I don't know.

Some of the things we do, I've stopped
doing.

Oh, no, that's too bad.

Let me ask you a question. Did you know
any or were you friendly with any of the

women that were there today?

No. Why?

Oh, just curious.

I think I know who robbed the stores.

Really? Who?

Harold Schwan.

Now, why would you say that?

One, he lived way above his mean. He
spends money faster than he makes it.

knows where it comes from.

Two, he would rob the pencils from a
blind man if he was sure the guy wasn't

faking it, which is what Schwan would
do.

And three, the insurance covers the loss
to the business.

Well, it's not exactly hard evidence
now, is it?

Okay, how about this?

The other night, the night of the
robbery, I called him and he was nowhere

found.

Why'd you call him?

Why? Yeah.

I just called him because I wanted to
know if I left my sunglasses at the

office. Oh, the sunglasses.

Yeah. Well, it looks like I better check
into Earl Chuan now, shouldn't I?

Right. You should.

Would you care for some dessert?

A dessert?

Sweet.

Satisfying.

I could use something like that.

And you, sir?

Oh, I think we're going to have to
check.

Let me guess, broken skylight, more than
one perp, no figure, that's right?

Yeah, plus one added traction.

Oh, yeah.

Photographer's already been here.

I think the ME wagon's on its way.

Since you've been on this case, Hunter,
we've gone from Penny and Gregory to

homicide. What's going on? I can
appreciate your concern, Commander, but

of it, I have a lead. I've identified
the dead body as a one Francis Diggory.

Now, he was a one -time CPA, served time
in Folsom for embezzlement.

Embezzlement? Also has known direct ties
to the mob.

Ties to the mob? What's a man like that
doing in a house store?

Well, I think it's safe to say he wasn't
there to rob the safe.

What's that supposed to mean?

Well, look, what it means is I've got to
talk to Harold one more time. Harold?

You think Harold has something to do
with these burglaries? You think he's

involved with embezzlement and the mob?
Well, look, I don't know about that.

Well, what do you know about? Look, I
think Laura Rhodes is involved in that.

Who's Laura Rhodes? Well, Laura Rhodes
is a one -time employee of Harold's, and

I think that there's a lead there.

Well, let's get on it.

Go, go!

Hi.

Oh, yeah, hi.

Where were you last night?

Oh, I was out getting a bite. Well,
actually, I was working. You know, the

robbery is now a homicide.

I called. I kept getting your machine.

Oh, yeah. I got it. I got it later.

Oh, you got home.

Well, that's something.

Oh, how are the rating reports doing?

You dated that woman?

Hunter. No, no, look. Wait. It was such
a long, long time ago. Really. You like

that look? What look? That look. That
tall. That statuesque. That cheap.

Cheap. Statuesque.

Statuous, excuse me. You know, that
reminds me.

The Venus de Milo was very statuesque.
The only difference is she can't type.

Hey,

wait a minute.

Wait a minute. Wait a second.

I want to talk to you.

Oh, my gosh, Swanee.

You look awful.

I'd invite you in, but I just had the
place fumigated.

Very funny. Very funny.

I know what you've been doing. We've
been having a great time since we're rid

you. That's what we've been doing.
You've been ripping off my stores.

You bagged over $200 ,000.

Whatever are you talking about?

Last night they sent a man to see me. He
wanted to kill me, but it didn't work

out. He's dead now.

Oh, my God.

I murdered a man.

I'm capable of doing anything.

I want my money.

Some people get sexy when they're angry.
But not you, Harold.

We're not playing games here.

I'm warning you. If you don't go away,
I'll call the police and tell them about

your killer connection.

You asked for it.

Your days are numbered.

Oh, my God.

This is it.

We've got to turn ourselves in.

Come on.

Come on.

Get in the car.

I want you out of my life!

You're coming with me.

Harold, what are you doing? What is
that, a water gun?

I got it for you, Mr. Monks. I found the

money. You killed Digby. It was an
accident.

I bumped into him and the gun went off.

And besides, if I hadn't killed him, he
would have killed me.

Mr. Marks, let me finish Digby's job.

Now, right now I need the money more
than I need Digby. What are we doing

Who are these people?

Hey, who are you?

She and the other girls took the money.

Is that so?

Of course it's so.

I wouldn't be here if it wasn't.

Give it up, sweet cheeks.

Come on. You don't believe Schwanny, do
you?

To start with, break her arms.

Wait! I don't have the money.

Start with a right one. If I had the
money, I would give it to you. I like my

arms up.

Laura!

of a broken blossom's face.

What was it all for?

The dreams and the twists and turns.

It's okay to want more.

As I wa -

Harold Schwan is laundering money? Yeah,
over $200 ,000 distributed to different

banks on different days.

Well, it's a cash business, retail
store. It's the perfect setup for

money.

Yeah.

Commander Clayton isn't doing it like
this.

Nope.

I guess you'll have to tell him.

Well, me tell him. You tell him. Me?

Yeah. Me tell Commander Clayton that his
brother -in -law's a criminal? Get

serious. Wait a minute.

No, no, no, no, no. This is your case,
your evidence. You tell him. Well, be

reasonable. Harold Schwan might be the
king of clean, but I am the captain of

Metro and you are a sergeant. That's
right. And as a sergeant, I will

my detail as assigned.

However, I got to find Laura and that
money, Captain. I think she could be in

the middle of it. As a matter of fact,
her life may be in danger.

All right, you go find Laura. But you're
still going to have to tell Clayton.

Hello. Who is this?

Who is this?

Never mind who this is. Say hello to
your girlfriend.

I'm okay. I'm okay. They're just trying
to scare me.

Scare her to death.

Oh, God.

They have Laura.

They have Laura.

Who are you? Never mind.

Just get the money. All of it. And bring
it 8 o 'clock tonight to Valley Heart

and Stern.

My man will meet you there. Your man?
Who's your man?

Don't worry.

He'll find you.

And if... What's your name, sweet cheek?

It's Laura.

If you don't show up, Laura's dead.

I am the police. It's him. It's him. He
is the police, remember?

That's right, Alyssa. We're in a hurry,
Sergeant. If you have any more

questions, we'd be glad to answer them
at another time. Settle down now. I

Laura's life may be in danger. If you
see her, I'm looking for her.

Uh -huh.

What's in that bag?

Didn't do the homicide part.

Swanee did it.

Look, where is Laura? Some creep said
that he's going to kill her if we don't

give him this money. We have to be at
Valley Hardenstern in 20 minutes. Give

some guy this money so they'll let Laura
live.

You'll make it.

Hold it right there, LAPD.

Get your hands up.

A little bit more.

Now very slowly walk over here.

Now where's the girl? I don't know what
you're talking about.

Don't be stupid.

Where is she?

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

You don't know, huh? Nope.

Stick your head in here for a minute,
will you?

Hey.

Where is she?

Where is she?

Star!

Wholesale meat!

On Jefferson!

Expecting backup?

Bar 21's going to back us up. I'm with
you.

Talk to Commander Clayton? Yeah, that's
why I'm here.

Oh, good.

Sorry, Laura.

Beg your pardon?

You are?

I'm sorry you're in this mess.

But after all, I've been in a mess all
my life, wasn't I?

You really mean that, Shawnee?

I never thought you'd notice.

I just want to get out of this alive.

So I can apologize to all the people I
hurt.

And that includes you, Mr. Monks.

If you can feel it in your platinum
heart. Look, Schwan.

I get my money.

It'll be quick.

you're going to have a long, painful
time to regret it before

you die.

I'll have you know that my brother -in
-law is a commander in the LAPD.

They'll never find your body.

I guess being in this business, it's
easy to get rid of body parts.

Harold Schwan, right?

Oh, yeah.

You recognize me from TV, huh? Yeah.

Oh, thanks for what you're doing.

Hey, would you like an autographed
picture of me?

Tell you what, Harold.

You can give me two poses.

One like this.

One like this.

Funny guy.

Oh, Clayton?

Could you do me a favor?

Sure, Harold.

Listen, when Louise comes on visiting
days, if she could bring the camera, we

still could do the commercials.

Huh?

What do you think, Hunter?

Will I still look this good when I get
out?

Honey, if you use a good foundation
cream, you'll be just fine.

I'm proud of my Metro officers.

Thanks, Commander.

Unfortunately, this thing affected me
personally. Oh, good job on those

reports. Well, thank you, Commander.

However, it wasn't necessary to write
Sergeant Hunter.

Well, I like to do a complete job.

Complete to say the least.

Was that part true about... I'm sure it
was. Really?

We'll have to get together and talk
about that. Excuse me, what part was

Yeah, we'll have to get together for a
bite.

I guess I really did it this time.

You think I did it this time?