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[SCREAMING]

Willie! Why? Hi, Kelly.

Hi, Terry!

Hey, um, would you wait up a minute, please?

Sure, Kelly. What's happening?

[SIGHS] I got another one.

Oh, Kelly, when are you gonna learn?

Oh, you don't have to act like that with

partners in crime.

Well, sure we do, Kelly, 'cause it is a crime.

Well, it's a little crime maybe, but, uh,

it is still a crime.

Yeah, but uh, couldn't you take care of it for me?

[GIGGLES] Please?

Yeah, I guess so.

[GIGGLES] Oh.

For a price.

Oh... What price?

Well, the price of a double parking

ticket is $750.

Just put in the envelope with the ticket,

and mail it to the clerk at the municipal court.

WILLIE: It works every time.

[CHUCKLES] Meanie.

[SCREAMS]

RYKER: What is wrong with you people?

Will somebody please tell me?

Maybe there's something I don't know about.

Four crimes in four days, and not one single clue.

Sunday, the wine shipment.

Tuesday, the imported tires.

Wednesday, a truck load of beef.

And yesterday, one whole office building

full of electric typewriters and calculators.

All the eyewitness that we've been able

to round up disagree on everything.

The number of people involved.

The descriptions of the people.

Everything.

The MO is different in each case,

which right away makes me suspicious.

And I see on closer examination,

they all do have one thing in common.

They've all been perfectly planned,

right down to the last detail.

So, after...

Sorry, Sir.

WILLIE: Uh, couldn't be helped, sir,

we got tied up with a little, um...

Public relations.

Yeah, public relations.

Oh, wonderful, I hadn't been informed

about your transfer to another department.

Was this on a voluntary basis?

Yes, sir.

You go along with that, Gillis? Do you?

Yes, sir.

Well, I have something that has to do with

public relations.

Phillips and Greenberg have been asked to speak

at a citizens' group tonight.

Be a nice gesture on your part,

if you were to work a double shift,

so you could cover for them.

I think I'll just ask for volunteers on that.

Do I hear any volunteers,

gentlemen?

Eh, gentlemen?

[STUTTERS] Yes, sir.

Always a pleasure to help out, sir.

Oh, good! All right!

Let's get back to those of us who are not quite

so civic minded.

Now where was I?

Oh, yes, I said it's one outfit,

and somebody has brains.

Of course, the DA and the Chief have put it

in a slightly different way.

They say, "We're stupid!"

The pressure is on, gentlemen,

and they're making my life miserable.

And if you don't come up with something soon,

I am going to have every one of you

riding patrol in the drainage system

in this fair city.

And that's a promise!

All right, check your pin maps,

and hit the street. Dismissed!

[CLAMORING]

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

[EXHALES]

I haven't seen Ryker like that

in a long time.

He was bent out of shape this morning.

Oh, no! What?

It's Thursday. Yeah. So?

Thursday night. What?

You don't have anything to do Thursday night?

The concert! The concert.

Ten bucks a ticket.

That's not fair, we're gonna miss

Neil's concert now.

Yeah, that isn't fair. That's a shame.

[STAMMERING] What did it cost

you guys, $20?

I'll tell you what I'll do, I'll take 'em both

off your hands for $10.

[SCOFFS] That'll help you recoup

your losses, won't it?

Baloney.

[JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING]

You got it?

Once I'm through the roof into the crawl space,

rest is simple. Yeah.

There's simply... [EXCLAIMS]

I come down this wall, see?

The one with the shelves on it.

Uh-huh.

And I just disconnect the burglar alarms

from the inside.

Right, right, and then you let me and Woody in.

That's right.

What about these... [SNAPPING FINGERS]

What about these showcases?

You just said they were wired too.

Yeah, I got a good look at them, the other day

when I was there.

There's no problem, I can bypass them.

It's a snap. Are you sure, Mark?

I'm positive, will you relax?

I'm relaxed.

The safe has to be wired too.

So, I figure we won't even bother with that.

Whatever cash is there, it'll only be

Saturday's receipts.

No, the real value lies in the coins

in the showcases.

The gold ones, especially.

Now, any country's good, but US gold is what

they have the most of,

and that is the best.

Hey, we gotta let Woody in on this.

Woody? Yeah.

There's no point in telling him anything

until five minutes before he has to do it.

[CHUCKLES] Yeah.

You know, if we score on this one pretty good,

maybe it'll be our last.

Have to be more than pretty good.

You remember our target figure?

Hmm, quarter million between us.

[SCOFFS] We could go anywhere we wanted.

Anywhere in the world.

[INHALES] And when we find a place we like,

we'll buy it, and we'll stay there.

This is a lot tougher job than hauling off

electric typewriters,

or wine shipments, you know.

It's not tougher, it's a little

riskier, maybe.

Gold coin is a lot easier to carry though,

and some of them...

Some of them are worth half a dozen typewriters.

If anything goes wrong though...

Remember, buddy, Plan B.

That's right.

Everybody's solution has a problem...

BOTH: But every problem has a solution.

[CHUCKLES] Right. What's Plan B?

Tell him what Plan B is.

He's your friend, why don't you tell him?

Well, I don't want to tell him, you know him

better than I do.

Come on, tell me! What's Plan B?

It's an old joke, Woody.

Plan A is absolutely perfect.

But if something happens to go wrong,

everyone runs in different directions.

That's called Plan B.

[LAUGHS]

That ain't funny.

Somebody could get killed.

Hey, full moon tonight, probably will be foggy.

What's the full moon got to do with fog?

Full moon means high tide.

High tide generally means fog along the coast.

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING ON RADIO]

Wish that high tide was the only thing

a full moon brought out.

[CHUCKLES] Hey, don't worry.

I got a silver bullet, you're safe.

[SCOFFS] That's a load off my mind.

[CLATTERING]

What's taking him so long?

[SIGHS] It's only been a few minutes.

Relax, would you?

[CLICKS]

[CLICKS]

[COINS JINGLING]

Hey, hey, hey, what about this?

Forget it.

[ALARM RINGING]

[TELEPHONE RINGING]

Ryker.

Where?

Right, I'm on my way.

Put out a Code 3, Ludlow 9 handle.

DISPATCH: Ludlow Niner, proceed Code 3 to 1747, Mason.

Investigate possible robbery in progress.

Over. [RADIO CLICKS]

[TIRES SQUEALING]

[POLICE SIREN BLARING]

[TIRES SQUEALING]

Okay, that's about it. Now let's...

RYKER: [ON MEGAPHONE] All right in there,

you're surrounded.

You got 15 seconds to come out with your hands

over your head.

Woody, no!

All right! Let 'em know we're out here!

[GUN FIRING]

[GROANS]

[COINS JINGLING] Roy, no!

They'll have that covered.

Webster, the gas.

[GUNS FIRING]

[GUNS FIRING]

See what that gas will do for us.

[EXPLODING]

[COUGHS] Okay, Mark.

You're up.

You won't stand a chance in here, Roy.

Hey, don't worry about me, little buddy.

Just remember, Plan B.

[CHUCKLING] Okay, my friend, Plan B.

Have fun! Yeah. [COUGHS]

[COUGHING]

Okay, you guys, I'm comin' out. [COUGHS]

[COUGHING]

Anybody else in there?

Yeah, he's shot.

We found three sacks with coins in them.

There was another man.

I filled two of them myself, I work pretty fast.

Mmm-hmm.

Some little guy came down through

that hole in the roof,

he lets you and your dead friend

in the back door.

Now that's the way it was, wasn't it?

[SCOFFS] If you say so,

Lieutenant.

Now you listen to me, Macklin.

This is no burglary rap for you, you know,

you've been charged with homicide.

Your partner got himself killed.

Haven't you got this little backwards,

I didn't kill him, you people did.

You were in the act of committing a felony.

That makes you a murder one suspect, my boy.

[SIGHS] Lieutenant...

Now you advised me on my rights.

You said I could remain silent, if I wanted to.

MACKLIN: But I said I'd cooperate with you.

And now you're leaning on me pretty hard.

Now why do you want to do that?

Cooperating isn't lying.

I wanna know who that third man is.

You got all there was, Lieutenant, Woody and Me.

You and Woody have been identified

as two of the three people

who stole a load of typewriters.

[CHUCKLING] Typewriters?

Now, I can't even type, Lieutenant, and

neither could Woody.

Now what would... Ah, lock him up.

What are you doing here?

Your shift doesn't begin for another hour.

Uh, Lieutenant.

WILLIE: Uh, sir? RYKER: Yes!

WILLIE: Uh, you were right about the roof.

Roof? What roof?

The coin shop.

None of us could fit through the hole,

and it certainly had to be someone smaller,

under 130 pounds.

Well, whoever it was, his IQ is heavier

than his body.

Uh, what about the alarm system?

How many were there? Six, seven.

Including the alley door.

No two of them were the same either.

Whoever it was fixed those things really

knew his electronics.

That's the kind of thing you can only get with

an electrical engineering degree,

that's what the experts tell me.

Well, Macklin sure doesn't seem that bright.

He's bright enough to get himself a partner

that was bright.

Here, burglary, petty theft.

Couple of GTA charges, simple assault.

Nothing that matches that at all.

The one that was killed, Woodson.

You don't think he could've handled it either?

No.

He's a neighborhood delinquent.

In and out of trouble the last six years,

he couldn't even finish the first semester

of high school.

Well, then I guess the one with the brains must have

been the one that got away.

Well, it figures, he was the one

with the brains.

No humor, gentlemen, please. I'm not up to it.

This Macklin, he won't even talk.

You think with the trouble he's in,

he wants some help.

No, he thinks it's just fine.

I guess he figures his friend's bright

enough to get him out.

I hope he tries.

Morning. MARK: Morning.

Sixth month?

Almost nine. [CHUCKLES] [INCREDULOUSLY] Nine!

Come on, you look so small.

Oh, yeah? Yeah.

May I help you?

Oh, I'm sure you can.

I want you to get on the phone and get two girls over here.

MARK: I don't care which ones.

Do as I say, Mrs. Baker.

The bullets in this gun make holes

the size of dinner plates when they come out.

[TELEPHONE RINGING]

Yes?

Uh, this is Lucille Baker.

Mrs. Simpson, would you come to my desk, please?

I'm busy.

Please? And um...

Bring Yvonne Grant when you come, please?

All right.

Yvonne?

Would you please go to Mrs. Baker's desk?

I'm very sorry. I'll be right back.

That was wonderful, Lucille.

May I call you Lucille?

Mrs. Baker, I have told you a million...

Lucille, you wanted to see us?

Let's pay attention, ladies, shall we?

Now...

We're gonna take a little walk

to the vault.

And we're going to stay very close together.

Understand?

Do what he says. He'll kill us all,

if we don't.

Lucille, why don't you lead the way?

[BUZZER RINGING]

[CLICKING]

[INDISTINCT CHATTERING]

[KEYS JANGLING]

Good morning, ladies.

Good morning, Mr. Wayburn.

I'm very impressed with your bank, sir.

Thank you very much, sir.

Mr. Wayburn?

Yes?

Good morning, sir.

Good morning.

[INDISTINCT]

Officer?

[ALL SCREAMING]

Officer, I want you here, without your gun.

MARK: Put it on the counter, where I can see it.

Slowly.

Thank you. Now get back

behind here.

Hurry.

MARK: Inside, ladies.

Look, man.

Put your hands on your head.

Listen to me... MARK: Inside.

Look, if... If you do

as you're told,

you have about a 50-50 chance of coming out of this alive.

So far, I'd say your chances are shrinking every second.

Look, they're still a lot better than yours.

Why don't you... Inside.

Look, you can still walk away from...

[GUN COCKING]

Thank you, Officer.

To the wall.

Shut the door.

[SIREN BLARING]

[TIRES SQUEALING]

[SIREN BLARING]

[SIREN BLARING]

[SIRENS BLARING]

[TIRES SCREECHING]

RYKER: You two, motor officers, cut off

both ends of the street.

Take the back entrance. Come on, with me.

He's locked himself in the vault

with three of my girls and a police officer.

Police officer? What's his name?

I don't know, maybe one of the tellers can tell us.

He walked right up to the vault...

You see, he walked right up to the vault

with a gun in his hand.

[SOFTLY] Do everything he tells you to do. Okay?

Be very careful.

If I start anything,

help me out all you can.

Okay?

Come on, Officer, you can move faster than that.

I've seen you guys going after a jaywalker.

Let's get on with it.

[TELEPHONE RINGING]

You expecting a call?

Might be for you. You want me to

tell them, you're in?

I'll tell you what I want you to do,

exactly what I want you to do.

MARK: Get her tied up.

Look, she can't do nothing.

Tie her.

[RINGING CONTINUES]

Don't worry.

Nothing's going to happen to you, okay?

That's right, you tell her.

As long as you're all good little children,

it'll all be fun and games.

Careful, Officer.

She'll be the first one, if you try anything.

[RINGING CONTINUES]

I'm sure, it's working.

Unless he's broken it.

Just not ready to talk to anyone yet, that's all.

Lieutenant? Yeah.

MARK: Nice and firm, Officer. Square knots, please.

You want to tell me something?

I don't think you want to hear.

Try me.

Let 'em go, huh?

You've got me.

One hostage is just as good as 10. Less trouble.

Oh, that's very conscientious of us.

Well, let her go. But it's not accurate.

Ten hostages go one at a time.

One hostage goes all at once.

Put your hands behind your back, please.

[HANDCUFFS TIGHTENING]

You frightened?

Hmm?

Yeah.

Why?

Cause I don't want you to hurt anyone.

Cause it's frightening.

That's touching.

[EXHALES] You're frightened of me.

I'm flattered.

[GASPING] Oh, my God!

What's the matter with you?

Can't you see she's in pain?

You shut up. But she's pregnant.

What kind of a...

Don't do that!

[SCREAMING]

That's very good. Now.

Now everyone seems to be getting the message, right?

[SOBBING]

[CLATTERING]

Oh!

The next move will probably be to drop

a little television camera,

through there, see how we're all getting

along in here.

I think it's time we told your superiors

what my demands are, don't you?

It's your game.

That's correct.

And I'm making all the moves now.

I'll tell you what must be done.

[GROANS]

Olensky will go in through the vent anytime

you say, Lieutenant.

Good, get it in.

[TELEPHONE RINGING]

It's Lieutenant Ryker. Lieutenant,

this is Web ster.

Webster?

Y'all all right in there, Webster?

Yes, sir.

We're tied to chairs, but none of us has been harmed.

All right, well, what is it

he wants? Money?

First thing he wants is for Roy Macklin to

be brought here.

Roy Macklin, did you say?

Yes, sir.

Well, he was just transferred to

county this morning,

I'm gonna have to call the chief,

and get his authorization to do this.

Lieutenant? Yes, Webster.

He says, if Macklin isn't here in 30 minutes,

one of the women will be shot.

Is Terry all right, Lieutenant?

Nobody is all right in that vault, Danko,

not 'til we get them out of there.

No tear gas?

No, no! Definitely not tear gas, Lieutenant.

There's no telling how much harm it might

cause the pregnant lady.

And the unborn child.

Doc... What? Hey, Lieutenant.

Doctor, is there anything we can use to put those

people to sleep,

without hurting that pregnant girl?

Well, uh...

Yes, nitrous-oxide might be all right.

You know what it is, don't you?

Yes!

Chemists use it quite a bit.

It's called, "Laughing gas".

Danko! MIKE: Yes.

There's a medical building a half a mile up the street.

There're lot of dentists in there, get the gas,

come back here, if you have any problems, call me.

You got it.

Is there anything you can do with this...

No, Lieutenant.

Now, Officer Webster, 'cause you've been

such a good boy,

I'm going to show you my favorite toy.

No, no, no, this is not it.

Unusual instrument.

"Double-E", I call it.

It stands for "Electronic Ear".

It's like a super-sensitive hearing aid.

For safe-cracking.

That's very good. You know, you have

a very quick mind?

And an above average intelligence, it seems to me.

That's very unusual for a policeman.

Not really.

I'm surprised you're not in some other line of work.

[GROANING]

Look, please, let her get on

out of here.

She could turn out to be a lot more trouble

than you're ready for.

Oh, no chance, Webster,

next to you she's the best hostage I've got.

[RATTLING]

[SIRENS WAILING]

[RINGING]

Ryker.

Yes, sir, I will tell him.

No, sir, it's too dangerous,

I'm going to use nitrous oxide.

Yes, sir.

Webster, you on?

Yes, sir.

Macklin's on his way,

Gillis is bringing him...

[LINE DISCONNECTS]

[GROANING, GASPING]

[LOUD THUDDING] [SOBBING]

Come on, lie down.

Come on. [MOANS]

Lie here.

What's the matter with you, can't you see

she could be going into labor?

You want some of the same treatment

I gave your chunky friend there?

If you think it might make you feel better.

Aw, Aw, that's interesting.

You know, I'd do it

but I'd think you'd probably enjoy it.

[RUSTLING]

[SIREN WAILING] MIKE: Control,

this is Level 07.

Patch me through Lieutenant Ryker.

Go ahead, Danko. Its Ryker.

MIKE: We've got two-fold canisters.

We're on our way. [RADIO CLICKS OUT]

Good going, get right on back here.

It's less than 10 minutes left,

my friend.

Told you, he's being transferred to the

county jail today.

It's a long trip, lots of traffic.

That's not my problem.

Who should know more about traffic

than the police, huh?

[SIRENS WAILING]

Uh, Lieutenant Ryker?

It looks like the men are here with your prisoner.

Ludlow 7, what's your location, please?

MIKE: [ON RADIO] Half a block from the bank, Lieutenant.

Do not unload that gas 'til I give you an order,

confirm?

MIKE: I read you, Lieutenant.

Will not unload until your order.

[SIRENS WAILING]

Uh, Macklin, your friend, has three women

and a police officer as hostage in there.

I don't believe he's hurt anyone yet.

I want you to tell him that if he lets them come out,

and then, he comes out himself with no weapons,

that I'll see to it that he's not harmed.

[PHONE BUZZING]

It's Roy, Mark. I'm here.

In the bank quarry? MACKLIN: Yep.

Terrific!

Okay, now have them send you into the vault,

and only open the door as much as you have to.

Remember, no more.

Okay.

He, uh, says, for you to let me into the vault...

What for?

Hello?

He hung up, Lieutenant.

I want you to give him that message,

do you hear me?

All right.

Uh, he won't like it if I had these things on.

You don't say.

He's got a very bad temper, Lieutenant.

Unhook him.

[SIGHS]

[KEYS JANGLING]

[UNLOCKING]

Give Danko a hand with the gas,

tell him to use that ventilator

on the roof up there

and keep the noise down.

Yes, sir.

[CLANGS]

[BOTH LAUGHING]

MACKLIN: You did it, Mark. MARK: I told you it'd

work out, didn't I?

MACKLIN: I knew you would. MARK: No problem.

Did you have a good time?

Nah.

Lieutenant scared me, that's all.

Hey, hey, Mark, what's wrong with her?

TERRY: Besides being pregnant, nothing.

You shut up.

Look, your friend might have brought you

a lot more trouble

than you bargained for, unless you know something

about delivering babies.

You know, Mark, we don't need her.

Don't listen to him, she's not in the way...

Well, she will be if she goes into

full labor.

That's something that you won't be able to stop.

I can stop her anytime I want

and you. Hey, come on, Mark.

Let's take a look around.

You know, what's this little fixture?

MARK: Oh, that's a little television camera

they dropped in.

I gave it an X rating.

[SNIGGERING]

Hey, Macklin,

if you got some sense...

No one has died yet.

Before anything happens, you can't walk away from...

Shut up.

Hey, Mark, what's going on up there?

[SOFTLY] Lieutenant Ryker, this is Danko. We're ready.

All right, Danko, go ahead, start it.

[WHISPERS] Okay.

[AIR HISSING]

[BUZZING]

What do you want?

Lieutenant, I don't know what kind of gas you're using

but you better take a look at your TV monitor right now.

I'm sure all you ex-coalminers know

what the little bird's for.

He folds at the first whiff of gas.

If anything happens to that bird,

Webster here's a dead man.

Danko, stop the gas.

[AIR FIZZING] Did you say, "Stop it"?

Stop it, right now!

[AIR FIZZING] Roger.

[AIR STOPS]

All right, Haines,

no more gas, we've stopped it.

I hope so, Lieutenant.

For the bird's sake, and for Webster's sake here,

I certainly hope so.

[PHONE CLANGS]

Mr. Wayburn?

Uh, yes, Lieutenant.

That vault,

has it got a time lock on it?

Yes, yes, of course!

What's the shortest length of time you can set it for?

Well, I could set it for 15 minutes

up to 72 hours.

Can you set it without them hearing

it on the inside?

Yes, yes, of course!

Well, all right then, let's try it for

15 minutes, shall we?

Fine.

RYKER: If uh, they try to get out and camp,

we'll tell him they gummed the works up

on the inside...

Maybe, that'll shake them up enough to make a mistake.

What kind of a mistake, Lieutenant?

I don't know, something that'll give

Officer Webster an edge.

Would you like to do that now?

Oh, yes, yes!

Hey, you started on that safe, yet?

Uh, not yet! I've been

a little busy.

You sure have!

Mmm... [CLEARS THROAT]

Yvonne Grant, huh?

[SNIGGERS] Oh, what happened to you?

Your little friend belted me.

Mmm.

Slapped me

in self-defense, of course.

Mmm, well, that's uh...

It's just a little bruise.

Could I kiss it and make it better?

No.

[SHUSHING] Roy!

Please, I can't hear the tumblers.

No hurry, Mark...

I'd like to get a little better acquainted.

[CHUCKLES]

[SNIGGERING] Well, there's just not

too much of you, is there?

But, uh... But what there is,

sure looks fine.

Thank you.

No wedding ring?

[SCOFFS] You're not an old maid, are you?

Hardly... I'm a divorcee.

Really, and how come?

'Cause her husband didn't hit her hard enough

or often enough. Right, Slim?

[SCREAMING] Oh, my God! Help me!

[GROANING]

[SOBBING]

How close are you?

[SCREAMING] I don't know,

a week, maybe.

Help me, please.

You... You know anything about these things?

[GROANING] A shock could

bring it on her.

I don't mean that, I mean, can you help

with the...

No! I'm not a mid-wife!

Look, I know something about childbirth, maybe

I can help.

Oh, no, you stay right where you are.

[GROANING]

She needs help!

Roy! No, no, she's the best kind of hostage.

She's not, she's been more trouble than help.

[BUZZING]

Lieutenant Ryker.

Lieutenant, we don't need any babies born in here

so we're sending the pregnant girl out.

[GROANING]

And no tricks, Lieutenant.

[PHONE CLANGS]

[HEAVY BREATHING] [GROANS]

Four more minutes.

[GROANING]

[GRUNTING]

Its locked!

What are you talking about?

No.

[GRUNTING]

[BUZZING]

Ryker.

You unlock this door,

or there are going to be a lot of corpses in here.

Wait a minute. Hold on.

[SCREAMS] Do you hear me?

The manager says that it's not locked

from this side.

You, you must have touched something in there

you shouldn't have.

What is it?

He says that when we locked the door

I made a mistake.

Now, that is impossible.

You're a liar, Ryker.

Now, you have five minutes to open that vault door,

or somebody's going to die in here now.

Could be the pregnant woman, or could be that cop.

But it will be somebody, I promise you that.

Now, wait, please, hold on.

Look we'll do the best we can...

It may take a little longer than that.

Um, but we'll get it unlocked.

And I'll buzz you as soon as we uh...

We have it done.

That oughta shake him up.

[GROANING]

[WAILING]

MARK: [SCREAMS] Get up!

You let a sound out of you

and I'll kill you.

Hey, look to your partner, Macklin,

he's losing his cool, man.

Come on, Mark, now cool it.

Now, go get this...

Come on, take it easy. She can't help. Go on.

[GROANING] Come on, Macklin.

The baby's coming, maybe, I could help.

All right, where's your key?

Here on the left side.

[GROANING] Come on, man.

Come on.

[CLANGS]

Roy! What are you doing?

[GROANING] He's got to

help the kid.

Don't worry, I'll keep his legs tied up here.

[LABORED BREATHING]

RYKER: They're not going to kill anybody

unless they know we can hear the shots

so watch it on close circuit TV.

Sir, how does the vault open from the inside?

There's a lever, you push down to lock

and up to open.

Lieutenant... It's up...

That's right they tried to open it from their side,

they may have left that lever up

that means we have a chance of getting in.

[GROANS] Hey, see how bad

her pulse is.

Real bad, she's going to need a doctor.

Well, we can't get a doctor,

because the vault's locked.

So, do something. [LABORED BREATHING]

Do!

All right, let's try it.

[UNLOCKING]

Okay, okay, okay, easy...

Easy, easy, take it easy.

Easy...

Take it easy... Take it easy...

Freeze! MARK: No, you freeze.

[SOBBING] Okay, now,

back up.

Get out and shut the door,

if you don't mind.

Now, look here, you people want to

get out of here alive?

MARK: Don't talk! Do it.

MACKLIN: Come on, Ryk.

MARK: Shut it.

[LOCKING]

[BLOWS]

[GUN FIRING]

[YVONNE SCREAMING]

Hold it! Don't shoot, don't shoot.

Check him, Gillis.

Go.

[CLATTERING] Doctor, come in here,

please.

Huh? He's dead.

Don't worry.

Anything else I could do, Lieutenant?

RYKER: I don't think there was anything

else you could do.

By the way... Hmm?

How did you know that she really wasn't

having labor pains?

[SNIFFS] Well, I've been there before, man.

I know about these things, you know.

Come from a large family.

I mean, I could tell she was in some pain

but uh...

[CLICKS TONGUE] I figured

she was just scared.

[LAUGHING]

Well, actually, I wasn't all that sure.

Yeah. Yeah.

Incredible thing, you did.

Officer Webster.

Hi. Thank you.

Your welcome. And it's Terry.

Oh, yes, I know?

That's my baby's name too.

For you.

Thank you.

Uh, it'll work for both the boy and girl, right?

That's right.

Thank you.

Haven't you forgotten something,

Officer Webster?

I don't think so, Lieutenant.

Your bank book and your paycheck.

I forgot something, Lieutenant.

I can't imagine why. [LAUGHING]