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[♪♪♪]

[SIRENS WAILING]

DANKO:
Hiya.

[INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER]

Hey, Mike!

Got a problem, huh?

Ah.

Nothin' that a little water

or a break in this heat
wouldn't help.

Yeah, this weather's
kind of hard

on some of the older models, eh?

I'll ignore that, Webster.

I'll even pretend you were
talking about old Betsy here.

GILLIS:
The older cops say that, uh,

heat waves
really bring out the freaks.

You know, like the guy
who put chicken fat

in kids' wading pools,
remember?

Yeah, well, that's not
easily forgotten.

Hmm.

Ah.

Now, maybe the old feller can
make it through the day.

And if not, you just feel free
to give us a call any time.

You got it.

MAN [OVER RADIO]:
All available units,

vicinity Monroe and Claxton.

A 459 alarm.

Lewis Auto Supply warehouse.

All available units,
a 459 alarm.

Let's go.

Okay, I'll take Monroe Street.

You go to the other end.

[SIRENS BLARING]

[TIRES SCREECH]

[ALARM RINGING]

[DOG BARKING IN DISTANCE]

[TIRES SCREECH]

Halt! Police!

Okay, on your feet.

Spread it!

What is this?

A citizen can't take a walk
on Sundays anymore?

[LAUGHS]

Oh.

You guys get extra points
for a handcuff job too?

I want to advise you
of your rights--

Oh, save that garbage.

The other one got away.

Yeah?

Well, I'm glad you youngsters

left the foot pursuit
for the old man.

Well, just wanted to make sure
you keep in shape, old man.

I'll book him
at the precinct.

I'll ride with you.
Come on.

You know, he's never
gonna let us forget

about this little chase.

What little chase?

[ENGINE STARTS]

[♪♪♪]

And as I drove up, I saw
the suspect and another figure

running out
of the warehouse.

They split up when
Officers Webster and Gillis

came on the scene from
the other end of the alley.

I pursued the suspect
while Officer Webster and Gillis

tried to apprehend
the other one.

He escaped and we were never
able to get a good look at him.

JUDGE:
The witness may step down.

Based on the testimony
and facts established,

I conclude there is ample cause
for trial.

And due to the suspect's
past record of habitual crime,

I order him to be held without
bail till the date of trial,

which I will set for exactly
one month from today,

the 14th.

Court is recessed.

Oh, by the way, don't forget
you're supposed to have dinner

at our place on Friday night.

Oh, yeah. Should we, uh, bring
some lady-type people?

Hey, don't make it a question,
it's a statement.

We're gonna bring
some lady-type people.

Beautiful.

Wouldn't have it
any other way.

Hey, see you later.

Pardon me, Officer Danko?

Yeah?

I heard your testimony
just now.

What about it?

Well, I know you were doing
your duty and all,

but you hear
what the judge said?

I heard a lot of things
the judge said.

I mean, about no bail

on account of his record.

So?

So they convict him,

it could get him life,
couldn't it?

Yeah, I guess it could.

Uh, look, you seem to know
my name, but I don't know yours.

Oh, well,
my name doesn't matter.

It's just that I know
Dave Borden.

And I know that
he has this brother,

raised him since he was a kid.

They're really close,
you understand?

Heh. But of course,
like I said,

you had to testify
the way you did,

'cause, uh, you were just doing
your duty as a cop.

I still don't know your name.

That's right.

You still don't.

[♪♪♪]

[RAZOR HUMMING]

[SHOWER RUNNING]

[SHOWER STOPS]

Madam, your carriage
awaits yonder.

Oh, so would you tell
yonder I'm ready.

[LAUGHS]

Oh. Thank you.
Oh, you look good.

JILL:
Oh, look.

Come on, honey,
I'm gettin' you all wet.

I don't care.

Mmm, mmm.

Mike, I've got surgical duty.

Yeah, and I got Lieutenant Ryker
riding with me this morning.

But we'll both make it on time.

Oh-- Mike.

DANKO:
Mmm.

Come on, when are you gonna
throw that book away?

What book?

You know what book.

That book on caution
and precaution.

Oh, that book.

Yeah, that book.

Michael Danko, the second.

How's that grab you?

I'm coaxable.

Yeah?

But I thought
you wanted to wait.

Well, I did say that,
and we did wait.

But now I'm proposin' again.

Proposin' again?

Yeah.

I asked you once to be my wife
and you said yes,

and now I'm asking you
to be the mother of our kids.

Do you need some time
to think about it?

No, I've had time
to think about it.

I've had four years,

and the answer's yes.

[♪♪♪]

[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

[MAN WHISTLING "MARY HAD
A LITTLE LAMB"]

Hi.

Hello.

Could I get through,
please?

You're a nurse.

Lamb good for you?

Uh, yeah, it's good for ya.

Could I get through, please?

You know, it's $1.29 a pound?

That's way high.

The government ought to do
somethin' about that.

Look, I'm really in a hurry.

[♪♪♪]

You got a nice leg
of lamb for me?

[RINGING]

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

[GROANS]

Oh, ho, here comes the law!

Hey, the law's crushing
the tomatoes.

Good.

Hmm.

We gonna have us a bloody mary.

No, we can't have us
a bloody mary.

We don't have any vodka.
Mm.

You settle for a beer?

Yeah, I'll settle.

There you go.

Look out,
look out.

Whoa. Ah.

[SIGHS]

So how went the wars
at the hospital today?

Well, today we won a few.

Operations successful
and patients lived.

How about that?

Boy, but some of the weirdoes

you run across on the streets
are really...

Heh.

They're not worth talkin' about.

How was your day?

I caught a jaywalker.
Yeah? Hmm.

Almost hit him.

[BOTH LAUGH]

And then the next thing I did,

I spent 45 minutes
on the freeway

trying to get back a dog
some little old lady

from somewhere let out to air

at a shrub
on the emergency strip.

And I invited Terry and Willie
for dinner Friday night.

Ooh. Good.

Mmmm.

Time for you to skinny dip,
my friend.

Uh-uh.
Yep.

And you better make it
a cold shower.

I have to get dinner ready.

Ah.

[LAUGHS]

[RINGING]

[♪♪♪]

Hello?

Hello?

Who is this?

[MAN WHISTLING "MARY HAD
A LITTLE LAMB" OVER PHONE]

[LINE CLICKS]

"Not to be impolite," he said,
being impolite,

but we're due back on the street
in about five minutes,

so what can we do for you?

Well, it's not for me, really.

It's for a student nurse.

Seems some guy got
ahold of her phone number,

and he's been calling her.

So what's the problem?

Well, he doesn't say anything.

He just calls.

And there's a guy

that she thinks
might be following her,

sort of, and she thinks
maybe it's the same one.

And so she came to me
and wanted to know what to do,

and I told her I'd ask you guys.

Why call us? Why not ask Mike?

[CHUCKLING]
Well, Mike's got Ryker

with him today.

I can't very well
ask him to stop by here

when he's got Ryker
with him.

Yeah.

Well, what do I tell her?

Well, there are two schools
of thought on that.

One is to have
her change the number,

or better yet get
an unlisted number.

Okay, what's the other one?

WEBSTER:
That getting a new number

doesn't do any good.

That if the guy's a psychotic,

the phone might be
a safety valve.

You take the safety valve away
and he might do something worse.

More physical.

Well, what do I tell her?

Well, just what we said, Jill.

I know that's little help,

but there are really
no answers.

Hm.

Okay, well,
thanks for stoppin' by.

I'll tell her.

[RINGING]

[♪♪♪]

Hello?

Who is this?

Who are you?

MAN [OVER PHONE]:
Mary had a little lamb.

Its fleece was white as snow,

and everywhere that Mary went,

that lamb was sure to go.

Everywhere.

[LINE CLICKS]
[EXHALES]

[DOOR OPENS]
DANKO: Oh, they got me there.

[ALL LAUGHING]
DANKO: Got me.

I wasn't even out of the car
before these nuts grabbed me.

JILL: Hey.
WEBSTER: Just couldn't wait

to see you all.
DANKO: Drink?

WEBSTER:
I thought you'd never ask.

Guy could die of thirst.

WOMAN:
I would like a margarita.

DANKO:
Do you want that

with the ice?

Crushed ice?
WOMAN: Yeah, yeah.

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

DANKO: Want a margarita?
WOMAN: You gonna have one?

WEBSTER:
Yes, I'll have mine

on the rocks, please.

GILLIS: You might as well do it.
WEBSTER: Yeah, might as well.

WOMAN:
You had a birthday

last week?

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

Mike?

Yeah?

This might sound crazy,

but did you buy anything
at the market today?

Uh-uh. Why?

Well, because--

[PHONE RINGING]

Oh, boy.
Who could that be?

It's 2:00 in the morning.

[HANDSET RATTLES]

DANKO:
Hello?

Hello?

Is anybody there?

Oh, brother. Hello?!

[JILL SOBBING]

Mike!

Baby, what is it?

[TEARFULLY]
Oh, Mike, he's following me!

Who's following you?

I don't know who he is,

but he's always there.

I've seen him.

Well, who?

Mike, I don't know who,

but he's always there.

I don't know who he is.
Shh.

Take it slow.
You're goin' too fast.

I don't understand

what you're talkin'
about. Who is?

Listen, I come
to the apartment

and the phone starts to ring,
only nobody answers.

They sometimes-- They whistle
a nursery-rhyme song.

And I think
he's been in here.

What are you talkin' about?
Mike,

there's a leg of lamb
in the kitchen, in the cabinet

and that's what he bought
in the grocery store today.

That could
have been a mix-up.

That could have been--
Mike, no,

please believe me.
Shh.

Oh, baby.
What does he look like?

I don't-- I don't know
what he looks like.

I've never seen his face.

He wears a hat,
and he wears dark glasses

that have silver rims.

I-- I don't know
what he looks like.

[PHONE RINGING]

Oh, God, no.

Look, you answer it
this time.

No.

You've got to. If he hears me,
he's gonna clam up.

No, Mike, no.
Come on, you've got to.

Come on.

Come on. Come on.

[JILL SOBS]

Hello?

Hello. Hi, Jill, it's me.

Sorry to call so late, but--

[SIGHS]

Who is this?

Hey, man, it's me.

Oh.

Oh.

What do you want?

Well, Marty just wanted to know

if she left her compact
over there.

[EXHALES]
Well,

I don't know, man.
Look, i-- L--

Look, if I find it, I'll
bring it to you tomorrow, okay?

Yeah, well, thanks. Heh.

[♪♪♪]

Hi. Ready to roll?

Yeah, I'll drive.

[♪♪♪]

You know, I think the reason
they put us in cars

is so we can move
from place to place.

They call it patrol.

Yeah, we'll take off
in a little bit, okay?

Well, at least when I partner
with Willie--

Well, you're not partners
with Willie, okay?

[INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER]

Uh, something
bothering you, Mike?

I mean, is there something
I can do? Not do?

[INHALES]

Mind the radio.
I'll be back in a second.

Yeah.

Anything you say.

[FOOTSTEPS RECEDING]

Pardon me.

Like to talk to you
for a minute.

Uh, yes, officer.

What can I do for you?

Yeah.

You got
a broken taillight.

You could get yourself
into trouble.

Somebody might not see that
and smash into you in the dark.

Well, that's mighty nice of you
to tell me, officer.

Thanks a lot.

I'll take care of it
right away.

[ENGINE STARTS]

That's a nice pair
of sunglasses you got there.

Well, I really wouldn't
know, sir.

'Cause a friend of mine
wears them.

Uh, thanks again.

Okay if I go now?

Watch yourself.

I will.

I'll be just as careful
as I can.

[CHUCKLES]

[♪♪♪]

What was that all about?

Just letting the man know
he could be in trouble.

He had
a smashed taillight.

You mean, we sat here
for over half an hour

just so you could
issue a warning?

That's right.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

[FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

[LOCK CLATTERING]

[BANG ON DOOR]

[BREATHING RAPIDLY]

[PHONE CLANGS]
[JILL SHRIEKS]

Don't! Please, don't!

Don't. Please.
What is it?

Mike!
Baby, what--?

What is it?
Oh, Mike.

What's happening?

[SOBBING]
I saw the lights were all out,

the phone's dead,
and I can't take it.

What--?
Oh.

Shh.

[SOBS]

Sit.

Come on.

It'll be okay.

[SIGHS]

[FAINT DIAL TONE]

[WHIMPERS]

[LOUDER DIAL TONE]

What?

[SNIFFS]

Mike.

Please, believe me.

I do, babe.

Not only is the answer no,
I'm a little disappointed

that you even asked
the question.

[SCOFFS]

What am I supposed to do,
just roll over and play dead?

No, but you should know
that realistically

there's not very much
anyone can do.

All right,
suppose I tap my phone.

I put a trace on it
and when he calls next time--

One, you're gonna be tracing
through to a pay phone.

Two, if it is Borden,
he's been doing a lot more

than using your phone.

He's been following
Jill around.

Apparently, he broke
into the apartment.

Right!

W-what about that?
Y-you're gonna call that legal?

But you got no proof.

No proof that'll hold up
in court.

You'll never even get
an indictment.

All right.

I'll-- I'll tail the guy
until I--

Until you get accused
of harassment?

And then the case
against Borden's brother

will be thrown out of court
and he will have accomplished

just exactly what
he set out to accomplish.

[EXHALES]

I'm off duty.

Gotta pick up
Jill at the hospital.

Danko.

Mike, if you were a guy
with a regular job,

you'd go up to Borden,
punch him in the nose.

We'd charge you with battery,
first offense.

You'd probably get off
with probation.

Then maybe, just maybe,

Borden would leave
your wife alone.

But you don't have
a regular job.

You are a professional
law-enforcement officer.

You start to forget that,
you'd be off the force.

Maybe I could do her
a little more good

if I was off the force.

Tell me, lieutenant,
where does a cop go

when he needs help, huh?

What does he do?

You just tough it out.

Tell your wife you love her.

Take her out to dinner tonight.

That's not gonna cure anything.

Fear is not something
you cure, Danko.

It's something
you learn to live with.

Take the girl out to dinner.

[EXHALES]

That an order?

No, but I can make it one.

[EXHALES]

Right.

[PHONE CLICKS]

This is Ryker.

When Webster and Gillis come in,

have them report to me
immediately, will you, please?

A pat?
[ROCK MUSIC PLAYING]

I'll teach you to grab me!
Agh!

How'd you like to be grabbed?
It was just a little pat.

I was just tryin' to pay her
a little compliment, that's all.

A pat?
You call that a pat?

I used to play
a little football.

And whenever a guy did
a good job--

She was good.

Well, you give him
a little pat.

[YELPS]

Are you going to pinch him?

Are you goin' to call him
"angel pie" too?

Now let us handle it,
will you, please, miss?

Please.

A little police brutality
is what he needs.

Mr. Felker.

Sir, I'm afraid that we're gonna
have to arrest you this time.

On what charge?

Charges:

disturbing the peace, battery,
drunk and disorderly.

Now we've talked to you before
about your drinking.

But, uh,

you know, this time
the judge is liable

to throw away the key.

I'll be...

Never be convicted.

Why not?

Because I know a little bit
about the law.

You heard
of justifiable homicide?

[PHONE RINGING]

Well, this is justifiable
drunk and disorderly.

Hey, one of you guys
named Webster?

Guy on the horn here
from the precinct.

Says he wants to talk to you.

Doesn't sound happy either.

He'll be right here.

Hello?

Yeah, Brenner and Karl
are here for backup.

On the way.

Thank you.

Hey, listen, any time.

I got an uncle
who's a cop in Passaic.

Maybe you know him.

[♪♪♪]

Carriage awaits yonder.

Heh. Would you-- Would you
tell Yonder it's here?

[LAUGHS]

You're nuts.

That's better.

DANKO:
Oh, baby.

It's good to have you back.

Yeah, well,
it's good to be back.

Seems a shame
to waste the evening.

Why-- Why don't we go
for paella at Sebastian's?

Huh?

Okay, why don't go
for paella at Sebastian's?

Come on, honey.

[MAN WHISTLING "MARY HAD
A LITTLE LAMB"]

[VAN STARTING, ENGINE REVVING]

[TIRES SCREECHING]

[DOORBELL RINGING]

WEBSTER:
Open up, man.

It's the police.

I'm okay, you go on.

You sure?

Yeah, I'm sure.

Hey.
Hey, Danko.

We spotted you come in
and, uh, you looked like

you could use
a little something.

I could use a beer.

I could use the company.

Come on in.

I'll get some glasses.

No, no, no, no.

Cans'll do.

Yeah, you're right.

Here.

Thanks, man.

I got to tell you something.

I-- I called Ryker
and told him that you'd been

a little bugged the day
that we drove together.

Yeah?

What'd he say?

Wasn't surprised.

Hey, Mike?

Share it with us.
Maybe-- Maybe we can help.

Yeah, I guess maybe you can.

Well, you remember
that burglary call

we took on that
auto supply warehouse

a couple of Sundays ago?

Yeah.

Well, it seems
that Dave Borden's brother

has started
calling Jill.

He's been trailing her.

I think what he wants is
for me to change my testimony.

It's pretty hard
to figure that a 459

can foul up your whole life.

It's really been rough
on me and Jill.

It's bad for me as a cop
because I know it'd stop

if I told this freak
I'd change my testimony

at his brother's trial.

Oh, man, I-- I don't know.

I haven't been able to sleep,
thinkin' about it.

Why not let the ape go free?

Let him rob
a million warehouses.

I don't care what he does

when I see that look
in Jill's eyes.

Mike,

you can't hang yourself

for what you think
about doing.

Yeah, you're--
You're not a machine.

You can't bust yourself
for not knowing what to do.

A guy will think about
a lot of things.

That's just human.

And that's all a cop is,
should be,

human.

Good human sometimes and...

sometimes bad human.

You can't expect yourself not
to want to get out sometimes.

I hear you, man.

And you're right.

It's just I gotta
figure it out for myself.

I can't let anything mess up
what I got going with Jill.

JILL:
Mike?

Would you change
your testimony?

I don't know.

You swear to tell the truth,
the whole truth

and nothing but the truth,
so help you God?

I do.

Please take the stand.

Will you please state
your full name?

Michael Jonathan Danko.

You are an officer
in the city police department?

Yes, sir.

Officer Danko,
please tell the court

the events leading to
your apprehension and arrest

of David Borden on the 14th
of last month.

I was on patrol
when dispatch called my unit

to report a possible 459.

What is a 459?

Uh, that's burglary.

And when you got
to the warehouse,

what happened then?

I observed two suspects
leaving the warehouse.

Uh, I pursued one of them.

A second unit followed
the other.

You caught the man
that you were following?

Yes, sir.

Is he in this courtroom?

Yes, sir.

Seated at
the defense counsel's table.

The records will show
that the witness is pointing

to David Borden,
the defendant.

Your witness.

[WHISPERING INDISTINCTLY]

[♪♪♪]

Officer Danko,

can you describe
the area in question?

Uh, how do you mean, sir?

I mean, isn't it full
of alleyways and side streets?

An easy part of town
to get lost in?

Yes, sir, I guess so.

And isn't it possible that
in all the turning and confusion

of chasing this, uh, figure
you maintain you saw

that you lost track of him
for a second or two,

that you then started
chasing a second man,

that David Borden
is that second man?

I didn't lose sight of him
during the chase, sir.

Not even for a second?

No, sir.

No, I don't believe so.
You don't believe so?

"Believe."

Then the possibility exists
that you did

lose sight of the suspect
for one second.

The possibility does exist,
doesn't it, Officer Danko?

[♪♪♪]

No, sir. I don't believe
that's the case.

It was Dave Borden I saw
coming out of that warehouse.

It was Dave Borden I pursued,

and it was Dave Borden
I apprehended.

Jill, telephone.

Yeah, okay, all right.

You go ahead,
see if you can do it.

Start up there someplace.

Be careful now.

Yeah, this is Miss Danko.

This is Officer Stahl,
Mrs. Danko.

I'm sorry to have to tell you,
but Mike's had a bad accident.

His patrol unit had a head-on

after he went back on duty
from court.

Where is he?

On the corner of James and Beam.

The ambulance is on its way.

Uh, well, I'll be there
in five minutes.

Bye-bye.

And I'll be waiting for you,
Mrs. Danko.

[♪♪♪]

[PHONE RINGING]

Danko, somebody called you.

Left this number.
Said it was important.

They leave a name?

Nope.

Oh, okay, thank you.

WEBSTER:
Hey, Mike!

GILLIS:
Hey, Mike, you get things

wrapped up at the trial?

I'm not sure yet.

[BELL DINGS]

[RINGS]

Hello, Officer Danko.

What do you want?

It's not what I want,
Officer Danko,

what you want.

Hey, knock it off, will ya?

Yeah, go on.

Sorry to hear
about your accident.

Mrs. Danko got word
that you had a bad accident

after you left court.

Really upset her.

She came runnin'.

She's here right now,

with me,

waitin' for you, Officer Danko.

Where?

Angelus Speedway.

[BELL DINGS]

Uh, second-floor desk,
please.

[LINE RINGING]

[RINGS]

Second floor, Mrs. Schafer.
May I help you?

Uh, no, Mrs. Danko's husband
was in a traffic accident.

She left the hospital grounds
nearly an hour ago.

Yeah, thanks.

Hey, Mike?

What do you think?

I don't know, but I think
we ought to talk to Ryker, huh?

Yeah.

[SIREN WAILING]

[INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER]

Give me that.
What's Danko's unit number?

Ludlow 7.

Ludlow 7,
this is Ryker.

What is your position?

[SIREN WAILING]

RYKER:
Ludlow 7,

what is your position?

Ludlow 7, do you hear me?

It's supposed to be:
"Do you read me?"

It'll be exactly what
I say it's supposed to be.

Ludlow 7, do you read me?

All right, I want all units
to clear this channel

until otherwise notified.

Ludlow 7,

do you read me?

[STATIC HISSING]

All right, anybody got
any bright ideas?

His name isn't Ludlow 7,
it's Mike.

Mike,

this is not a one-man job.

Believe me, more cops
have been killed this way

than Dillinger ever dreamed of.

[SIREN WAILING]

I know how you feel,
but this won't accomplish

what you want to accomplish.

You're doin' this
the wrong way.

Now maybe Borden wants
to kill her.

Why do you have to help him?

DANKO [OVER RADIO]:
It's the Angelus Speedway.

He's got her
at the Angelus Speedway.

But you better hurry, man,

'cause I'm not gonna guarantee
a thing.

All units, Code 3.

All units,
Code 3.

All units, Code 3.

[TIRES SCREECHING]

[TIRES SCREECHING]

[TIRES SCREECHING]

[SIRENS WAILING]

No! Don't!

Hold your fire.
[ENGINE SPUTTERS, DIES]

JILL:
No, I'm all right.

Where's Mike?

Okay.
Where--?

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[SOBS]

[HANDCUFFS CLICKING]

Mike?

Ah, groovy,
thank you.

I thought you
weren't supposed

to treat members
of your immediate family.

And I thought you were invited
to dinner, not to criticize.

Yeah, but he's been home
for four days now.

It's beginning to look
a little suspicious.

Some guys'll do anything
to pull desk duty.

Yeah.

Well, I don't know how you guys
have made it on the street.

Four days without me
to cover for ya?

It's been tough, yeah.

Uh, speaking of people
who need help,

what ever happened
to that student nurse of yours?

Hm?

GILLIS:
The girl you were

telling us about

that was having trouble?
Oh, she's okay.

She's better every day,
as a matter of fact.

Who you talkin' about,
somebody I know?

Yeah, you know her.

Who?

I'll tell you later.
Oh, yeah?

Much later.

Hey, hey.

Come on, we came
over here for dinner.

Yeah, come on,
let's eat, let's eat.

Let's eat.

Okay, let's eat.

Okay, somebody help
the poor invalid.

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