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(plane engine droning overhead)

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(plane engine sputtering)

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MAN: It won't come back.

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We're right over the city.

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-(engine cuts out)
-MAN: God!

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-We're gonna go down!
-(warning beeping)

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-Call 'em on the tower!
-MAN 2: No, there'll be cops.

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-MAN: Oh.
-(beeping continues)

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-MAN: Sorry I had to do this!
-MAN 2: Oh, please! We're doing this?

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(explosion)

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(footsteps running)

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BOY: Look what happened. Look at that!

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BOY 2: They're all gonna be dead,
whoever's in there.

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-GIRL: I ain't lookin'.
-BOY 2: So then go away, Deirdre.

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-They're dead, man.
-MAN: You kids get away.

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-BOY: It's a plane wreck.
-BOY 2: What you yell at us for?

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MAN: I'm telling ya, get out!

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BOY 2: I know you, man,
you hang at Jerry's Sub Shop.

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BOY 1: Jerry's numbers.

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MAN: Want me to beat you?
You wanna get beat up?

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BOY 1: You wanna rob 'em,
rob their bodies.

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-MAN: Go on!
-BOY 2: Ow! You a jerk, man.

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-BOY 1: You stink, man, you a thief!
-MAN: Go on!

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Tell anyone you saw me,
and I'll come back and whip you good!

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Holy God!

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SID: Bobby, please, I got business here.

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-It's important, Sid.
-It's important, huh?

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What, Bobby, you got a shot at boosting
your laundry out of the cleaners?

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-It's important, Sid, it's heavy.
-(scoffs) Okay.

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Come on.

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-Sorry, guys, street life.
-Go ahead.

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I'll take Norm's app.

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Norm, ask nice, honey gets money.

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-Okay, Bobby, what...
-Sid says you're in plumbing supply.

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You had partner problems.

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(clears throat)
Yeah, he put 25 G's up each nostril.

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Stuff's a curse. Can't tell you how many
lives I've seen it ruin.

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Trying to get business
back on its feet again.

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Banks don't want to hear about it.

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That's our niche, Norm, that's what we do.

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Uh, Donny, I think
you better get out of here.

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-What's the matter?
-SID: I think he may be hot.

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-Are you kidding?
-Uh-uh.

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I'll start you for ten.
We get two points a week.

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-Extra two every month you're outstanding.
-Right, okay.

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He knows how to get a hold of me.

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You! I get popped 'cause of you,
I'm gonna feed you your freakin' eyes!

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-Come on, go, Bobby.
-Can you make it happen for me, Sid?

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Wait where we said.
I'm gonna see what I can do.

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Excuse me.

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Here, here.

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Since when did you get to be captain
on this tour cruise, huh?

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Norm...

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Go, Bobby.

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(door rattling)

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Crazy, am I right, Norm?

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I just blow our connect with a shy

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that I've been trying
to set you up with, what?

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Three weeks now?

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And now, Norm, I'm laying hands on you.

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So this is how you gotta know

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what has come into our lives,
Norm, is so big.

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It is so powerful, Norm.
Or else I don't take the shot.

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-Tell me about the suitcase.
-Did you see that suitcase?

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Yes.

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Did you see the way that kid was bent over
with the weight of that thing?

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Do you know what was in it?

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Soda, Norm.

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(sniffing) Uncut.

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Direct from an air disaster.

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And not a pound, Norm.

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Which a pound, uncut,
streets for 20, 22.5.

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But it's not a pound, Norm.

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And it's not ten pounds, Norm.

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Which ten pounds, conservative,
moves at a deuce in six figures

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and gets two people, Norm...

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outta this stinkin' rat hole
and set up by any water we could think of.

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And not domestic water, Norm.
Did I say domestic water?

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Because it doesn't have
to be domestic water, Norm.

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We could set up by any water
in the whole stinkin' world!

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And it's not ten pounds, Norm,
that's not the amount.

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And it's not 20 pounds, Norm.

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Which, 20 pounds, Norm,

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gets broads and limousines

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and a house anywhere you could think of.

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And not 40 pounds.

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Not even 60 pounds, Norm,

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which is three quarters
of a million dollars.

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Norm...

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Eighty pounds, 80 pounds, Norm!

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That kid's intestines
were down in his testicles

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with the weight of that suitcase.

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Norm, I am going to ask you
a question once,

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and I don't think you would respect
me as a man if I didn't.

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That Bobby, he's a mouse.

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He is looking to off this stuff for
high four figures, 7,500, ten grand, max.

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Ten grand.

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And knowing the kind of person you are,
I wouldn't be surprised if you don't have

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that in a bank account somewhere,
am I right?

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And that Bobby is out of the picture.

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And you and me, Norm,

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are struggling like this
with that suitcase between us.

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I know that you are in law enforcement,

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but I'm asking you as a human being

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to consider the possibility

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of an entire fresh concept
and start in life.

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Hmm?

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Okay, Norm, I'm gonna take
my hand away from your lips now.

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It would mean, Norm, so much to me,

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if you gave me some positive indication

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that you would consider
what I am suggesting.

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Is there a glimmer, Norm?

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Is there any possibility?

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None.

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-None, you mean, in the sense of what?
-None.

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-Meaning?
-Meaning none.

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-None?
-None!

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(exhales)

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WOMAN (on radio):
<i>Dispatch. We have a 9-11.</i>

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<i>Armed robbery in progress.</i>

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<i>See Surplus Store,</i>
<i>corner People's Drive and 124th Street.</i>

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(sirens wailing)

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(theme music playing)

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(indistinct chatter)

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-Who saw the plane come down?
-KIDS: I did, I did...

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I wanna know who actually
saw the plane hit

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-and explode into flames.
-I did, mister.

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-You lie, Evander.
-I saw it.

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-You was at breakfast.
-(laughs)

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Too much traffic around the coast

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and the plane wreck,
I had to fight my way through.

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Right, right.
Can we see some ID, please?

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Look, I've got to go through that wreckage
as quickly as possible.

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I've gotta retrieve the black box
and the occupants' personal effects.

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Yeah, well, how come they sent two of you?

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Sorry?

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That guy right there,
he's from the FAA too.

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And he happens to have ID, sir.

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Uh-huh, well, he's probably
from a different field office.

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Right, right.

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You wouldn't happen
to be a looter, would you?

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Oh, no, no, no. I gotta go.

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WOMAN: Okay, you got
the airplane in the background?

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Let's do it.

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I'm talking with FAA Inspector
James Foreman.

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Any preliminary theories, Mr. Foreman,
about the cause of this crash?

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We're just beginning to assemble the data.

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I'm told, as of yet, no manifest, flight,

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or destination plan
have been found filed for this plane

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at any of the local airports.

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We're just beginning to look into that.

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Is it possible this flight's
purpose was criminal?

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No contraband's been found on site.

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You've got to excuse me now.

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In a densely populated area,
there were no fatalities

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other than the flight's occupants.

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Wouldn't you call that a miracle?

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Everything is very preliminary.

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Mr. Foreman, one more question, please.

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As the investigation continues,

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we will be giving updates
throughout the day...

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(boys shouting)

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Hey, how come you ain't trying
to get on TV, Deirdre?

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Yeah?

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(chattering)

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Intake on Renaldo Limon, Sergeant.

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Trade you for a Phillip Allen.

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Thought you'd get ahead of me, didn't you?

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-Morning, Stanislaus.
-Morning, Lieutenant.

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Hey, how about that air wreck?

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-Oh, extraordinary.
-Oh, 50 feet either way,

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-who knows how many would've died.
-Mm.

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It's the luckiest thing I ever heard of.

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Well, not that the gentlemen
in the cockpit

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would necessarily share your opinion.

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No problem, Jimmy. I can imagine
how many calls you're juggling.

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You appellate clerks make
the whole judicial process run.

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(chuckling) You're right,
it's ranking up in flattery.

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Jimmy, uh, if you could
just persuade Judge Kramer

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to grant me one more extension.

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I've been swamped and I just want
the brief to make sense.

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My solemn oath, never again.

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You're a love.

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-Nate, how are you?
-Hi, Joyce.

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-Sergeant, which room?
-Interrogation two.

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I'm okay. Just about okay.

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You miss being a prosecutor?

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At least I always had the work, huh?
(laughs)

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Uh, truth is, Joyce...

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it's not happening for me
in private practice.

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What do you say, Nate?

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Did you hear about those
busts in the red zone?

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-They use a net?
-That sweep was totally 100 percent shaky.

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We should've taken five minutes,

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get 'em enjoined on probable cause
before it happened.

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-Meaning, I should have.
-Someone should have.

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Me go to Judge Kramer

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when I am ten days late
filing an appeal on Desantos?

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Now we'll have to take them case-by-case.

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Give me the ones
you have to give me, Danny.

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-Is that what you wanna hear?
-I'll leave them at the front desk.

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-See ya, Nate.
-Okay.

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(clears throat) Joyce,
there's something I'm asking you here.

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I'm trying to become an affiliate PD.

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Now, naturally, I'm not too popular
having been on the other side.

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But in the meantime...

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In the meantime, if I have a client

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I can pass onto you,
I'll be happy to, okay, Nate?

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-Ice Maiden, huh?
-Excuse me?

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Uh, that's what the ADA's
used to call you.

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Not me, them!

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Not now... ever.

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MAN: I just want it on record,
this guy might've done it himself.

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

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I don't know what happened,
what this guy might've been up to.

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The invisible man?

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Guy comes into my store,
terrible headache.

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He's gotta take the aspirins right there.

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I give him some water, he takes 'em,

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-doubles over like that.
-Who doubles over?

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You the one's gonna take this down?
I'm gonna need a police report.

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What you gotta do
is notify the distributor,

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Lomax Pharmaceuticals.

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-These gotta be tested.
-What guy doubled over?

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With the headache! He's in my car.

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You saying these might be poison?

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You left the guy in your car?

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Hey, look,
you got liability questions here.

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I mean, if this stuff is poison,
I want it on record

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that you got notified
soon as possible time.

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-Where you parked?
-Up the corner.

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You can't get spaces around here.

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County Medical, Stan,
get a work-up on those pills.

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All right.

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Plane crash! I couldn't believe it.

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I thought it was gonna hit me.

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And people wonder why I drink.

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Lodging chits!

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Thank you, ma'am.

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-Chits for lodging!
-(chatter)

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Excuse me...

242
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-What does this mean?
-Lets you stay overnight.

243
00:13:02.615 --> 00:13:04.909
Crane, Drake, or Fenwick Hotel.

244
00:13:04.992 --> 00:13:06.452
Lodging chits!

245
00:13:06.911 --> 00:13:08.370
It's from the welfare.

246
00:13:09.205 --> 00:13:10.915
It's worth money for dinner.

247
00:13:11.582 --> 00:13:13.959
It's good for cocktails before dinner.

248
00:13:14.502 --> 00:13:15.920
And after dinner too.

249
00:13:16.003 --> 00:13:18.339
(stammers)
Oh, I thought it was for a room.

250
00:13:19.423 --> 00:13:21.467
Weatherman says clear skies.

251
00:13:22.593 --> 00:13:26.972
Uh, if you have enough cocktails,
I find dinner takes care of itself.

252
00:13:27.056 --> 00:13:30.267
Hey, hey, buck for a chit! Who wants it?

253
00:13:30.601 --> 00:13:32.269
How 'bout you, pal?

254
00:13:32.645 --> 00:13:35.022
Put a dollar in your pocket right now.

255
00:13:35.105 --> 00:13:38.067
You're just taking advantage
of him because he's green.

256
00:13:39.068 --> 00:13:40.444
Don't sell cheap.

257
00:13:40.694 --> 00:13:43.739
Man from the hotel gives us four.
He's waiting in my place.

258
00:13:43.823 --> 00:13:46.450
What do you mean,
the hotel guy buys these chits?

259
00:13:46.534 --> 00:13:49.662
-Four big ones.
-(siren wailing)

260
00:13:53.833 --> 00:13:55.417
MICK: What do you figure the hotel guy

261
00:13:55.501 --> 00:13:58.254
-does with these chits?
-(horn honking)

262
00:13:58.337 --> 00:14:00.631
-I mean, if welfare--
-I don't know, mister.

263
00:14:01.924 --> 00:14:04.844
Does he ever rent the rooms
out again to other people?

264
00:14:05.135 --> 00:14:06.720
Did you ever see him do that?

265
00:14:06.804 --> 00:14:10.724
He gives us four bucks,
and we take the money and buy cocktails.

266
00:14:10.808 --> 00:14:12.685
Marsha, is this zucchini any count?

267
00:14:12.768 --> 00:14:15.354
Almost... almost ready.

268
00:14:18.190 --> 00:14:19.817
-Ask him.
-Ask me what?

269
00:14:19.900 --> 00:14:22.611
Oh, I was asking about the chits.

270
00:14:22.695 --> 00:14:24.405
-Four bucks.
-Sold!

271
00:14:24.905 --> 00:14:25.739
-Right.
-(laughing)

272
00:14:25.823 --> 00:14:27.366
-You grow this?
-Yup.

273
00:14:27.449 --> 00:14:29.410
Come on, buddy, I ain't got all day.

274
00:14:29.493 --> 00:14:33.163
No. I'm gonna keep the chit,
I wanna sleep at the hotel.

275
00:14:33.247 --> 00:14:34.957
You wanna sleep at our hotel?

276
00:14:35.040 --> 00:14:37.418
This is good for sleeping there, isn't it?

277
00:14:37.501 --> 00:14:41.380
(chuckles) Yeah, I'll make sure that they
leave a chocolate mint on your pillow.

278
00:14:46.051 --> 00:14:47.595
You should stay outside.

279
00:14:48.429 --> 00:14:50.180
It's cocktail hour.

280
00:14:53.809 --> 00:14:56.061
(distant jackhammering)

281
00:14:58.731 --> 00:15:01.317
I'm allowing myself the flicker of a hope.

282
00:15:01.400 --> 00:15:03.402
Well, you allow yourself
whatever you want, Sid.

283
00:15:03.485 --> 00:15:05.321
I'm allowing myself hope, Norman,

284
00:15:05.404 --> 00:15:08.490
because you haven't been
in contact with your home base.

285
00:15:08.574 --> 00:15:10.743
That's 'cause maybe I wanna get
this thing taken care of

286
00:15:10.826 --> 00:15:13.037
without getting drowned in alphabet soup.

287
00:15:13.120 --> 00:15:15.789
The narcotics, firearms, DEA, FBI.

288
00:15:15.873 --> 00:15:18.500
YMCA. I know, Norm, I know.

289
00:15:19.001 --> 00:15:21.045
-Go on, say hello.
-Roberto!

290
00:15:24.632 --> 00:15:26.592
There is my guy.

291
00:15:29.094 --> 00:15:32.097
Hey, wait a minute,
something is different here.

292
00:15:32.181 --> 00:15:34.934
Something is, uh, is changed from before.

293
00:15:35.017 --> 00:15:36.727
-Right?
-What's going on?

294
00:15:36.810 --> 00:15:38.479
You know, you were so uptight before.

295
00:15:38.562 --> 00:15:41.398
I don't know whether you noticed
Norm sitting in the bar.

296
00:15:41.482 --> 00:15:42.483
I noticed him.

297
00:15:47.488 --> 00:15:50.783
Anyways, it's a hell of a coincidence

298
00:15:50.866 --> 00:15:52.743
because Norm is positioned

299
00:15:52.826 --> 00:15:56.205
to distribute
that product that you mentioned.

300
00:15:57.081 --> 00:15:59.500
-Think I'm a pushover, don't you, Sid?
-Excuse me?

301
00:15:59.583 --> 00:16:01.961
Think I'm just gonna roll over
and give that thing up.

302
00:16:02.044 --> 00:16:04.463
-(chuckling)
-Oh, hey, Bobby!

303
00:16:04.546 --> 00:16:07.466
You interrupt a move
I've been trying to set for three weeks.

304
00:16:07.549 --> 00:16:09.551
I put myself out to help you.

305
00:16:09.635 --> 00:16:11.679
Now you're gonna sit there
and go paranoid on me?

306
00:16:11.762 --> 00:16:14.390
Hey, not that
this isn't a great thrill for me

307
00:16:14.473 --> 00:16:15.933
watching you suck your blanket,

308
00:16:16.016 --> 00:16:18.060
but, uh, I understood
you got stuff to sell.

309
00:16:18.143 --> 00:16:20.145
I got stuff, man.
Did you see that suitcase?

310
00:16:20.229 --> 00:16:21.855
Yeah, I saw it, and I wanna know

311
00:16:21.939 --> 00:16:23.983
if it's on the premises
and what's inside it?

312
00:16:24.066 --> 00:16:27.903
Bobby, I saw the soda.
Norm's lookin' for confirmation.

313
00:16:29.321 --> 00:16:30.656
There's gonna be an auction. (chuckles)

314
00:16:32.074 --> 00:16:34.201
-Come again?
-An auction?

315
00:16:34.284 --> 00:16:36.912
I put the word out.
Stuff's going best offer.

316
00:16:36.996 --> 00:16:39.373
Cash on the table. (laughs)

317
00:16:41.834 --> 00:16:43.502
Oh, Bobby.

318
00:16:43.585 --> 00:16:46.005
I put the word, couple of serious people.

319
00:16:46.088 --> 00:16:48.465
Gonna let the free marketplace
set the price.

320
00:16:48.924 --> 00:16:51.051
-You dumb cluck.
-What's a matter, Sid?

321
00:16:51.135 --> 00:16:55.139
Afraid you're gonna see somebody you owe?
(laughing)

322
00:16:57.099 --> 00:17:00.185
When does this, uh, auction take place?

323
00:17:03.397 --> 00:17:04.356
What time is it?

324
00:17:05.315 --> 00:17:06.567
Eleven.

325
00:17:07.401 --> 00:17:09.695
It's all about to happen. (chuckles)

326
00:17:14.283 --> 00:17:16.035
How'd this guy live this long?

327
00:17:20.831 --> 00:17:23.709
(traffic sounds)

328
00:17:24.126 --> 00:17:26.712
She's under too much pressure.
She's taking too much onto herself.

329
00:17:26.795 --> 00:17:28.047
All right, ma'am.

330
00:17:28.130 --> 00:17:29.923
-This isn't like her.
-Okay.

331
00:17:33.719 --> 00:17:34.928
I'm sorry, Brenda.

332
00:17:36.847 --> 00:17:39.433
They won't listen. They don't mind.

333
00:17:39.516 --> 00:17:40.893
What's going on, ma'am?

334
00:17:42.269 --> 00:17:45.939
So you explain to me,
you tell me how to do!

335
00:17:46.023 --> 00:17:47.858
RENKO: Calm down, ma'am.

336
00:17:53.030 --> 00:17:54.031
Ma'am?

337
00:17:54.782 --> 00:17:55.908
Oh, Papi.

338
00:17:56.617 --> 00:17:59.787
Oh, I'm sorry. Papi...

339
00:17:59.870 --> 00:18:01.038
RENKO: This old man looks
like he's in pretty bad shape.

340
00:18:01.121 --> 00:18:04.833
Hello, Puddin'. When did you come here?

341
00:18:05.459 --> 00:18:09.129
-Papi, I'm sorry I hit you.
-RENKO: Take a look at that eye.

342
00:18:09.880 --> 00:18:12.049
-Oh, Papi.
-BOBBY: How long has this been going on?

343
00:18:12.132 --> 00:18:14.176
WOMAN: Oh, God. She never beat him before.

344
00:18:14.718 --> 00:18:16.136
This is pitiful.

345
00:18:16.386 --> 00:18:18.388
She's the only one. It's her grandparents.

346
00:18:18.472 --> 00:18:20.516
Her mama died and she's the only one
to take care of 'em.

347
00:18:20.599 --> 00:18:22.184
Call the paramedics, Andy.

348
00:18:23.936 --> 00:18:26.814
Could you, uh,
stay here a while, Mrs. Harrison?

349
00:18:26.897 --> 00:18:28.398
My own's coming at noon.

350
00:18:30.234 --> 00:18:31.568
All right.

351
00:18:31.652 --> 00:18:33.987
-(Renko indistinct)
-Could you get up, please?

352
00:18:34.071 --> 00:18:38.033
Officer, Brenda's a good girl.
She's only trying to help us.

353
00:18:39.660 --> 00:18:44.581
He put the pork chops down the sink,
and the pipes got all backed up.

354
00:18:44.957 --> 00:18:47.835
-I had a whole dinner laid out.
-All right.

355
00:18:48.502 --> 00:18:53.465
I'm a phone operator.
I bring home $223 a week.

356
00:18:53.549 --> 00:18:56.552
I'm paying the plumber,
I can't get their medicine.

357
00:18:59.638 --> 00:19:03.892
Papi, Mrs. Harrison's
gonna stay with you a while.

358
00:19:04.935 --> 00:19:06.645
Hello, Puddin'.

359
00:19:07.437 --> 00:19:10.482
-You makin' a phone call?
-Bobby, paramedics are on the way.

360
00:19:10.566 --> 00:19:13.443
-I'm gonna need my scarf.
-Okay.

361
00:19:16.780 --> 00:19:18.365
And my felt hat.

362
00:19:27.207 --> 00:19:29.084
-Arthur.
-I know.

363
00:19:30.669 --> 00:19:33.839
Remember last time,
what I said about another arrest?

364
00:19:33.922 --> 00:19:35.674
I know, I remember.

365
00:19:37.217 --> 00:19:38.468
It's a third offense, Arthur.

366
00:19:39.011 --> 00:19:40.846
That means it's going to be a lot of time.

367
00:19:40.929 --> 00:19:42.347
I can handle the junk.

368
00:19:42.723 --> 00:19:44.349
Half the people inside is high.

369
00:19:45.309 --> 00:19:46.935
But I like my freedom.

370
00:19:47.436 --> 00:19:49.062
I like to be able to smell the air...

371
00:19:49.813 --> 00:19:51.440
And yet, you pull a 2-11

372
00:19:51.523 --> 00:19:53.901
two stores from a corner
with a traffic cop.

373
00:19:55.068 --> 00:19:57.029
Have them put me next to somebody.

374
00:19:57.613 --> 00:20:00.532
In the slams, put me next to somebody big.

375
00:20:00.616 --> 00:20:02.451
Somebody that they want real bad.

376
00:20:03.076 --> 00:20:06.622
I mean, I could hear what they got to say
and maybe I can give 'em up.

377
00:20:07.956 --> 00:20:09.166
I know what you mean.

378
00:20:09.249 --> 00:20:12.211
I ain't got nothing else but my Jones,
Miss Davenport.

379
00:20:12.544 --> 00:20:16.423
I don't run with nobody.
I don't cut nobody. I rob.

380
00:20:16.506 --> 00:20:18.133
I am a small-timer.

381
00:20:18.717 --> 00:20:20.344
I ain't got anything else to deal.

382
00:20:20.427 --> 00:20:21.970
What you're asking...

383
00:20:22.429 --> 00:20:25.390
I know a lot of lawyers
that sets stuff like this up.

384
00:20:25.849 --> 00:20:27.017
I'm not one of them.

385
00:20:27.935 --> 00:20:28.769
You know one?

386
00:20:32.356 --> 00:20:33.273
I'll think.

387
00:20:34.316 --> 00:20:35.317
I'll see.

388
00:20:36.151 --> 00:20:40.739
"When will they learn? What will it take?
Must someone die? More to follow."

389
00:20:41.240 --> 00:20:42.741
Where'd they find that, which section?

390
00:20:43.200 --> 00:20:45.494
Two aisles down
from the tainted bottle of aspirin.

391
00:20:45.577 --> 00:20:47.829
Sounds like the Martinville note.

392
00:20:47.913 --> 00:20:49.748
-Do we know something about that?
-MAN: Unsolved case, Captain.

393
00:20:49.831 --> 00:20:52.584
Over-the-counter anti-flatulence
laced with rat poison.

394
00:20:54.962 --> 00:20:58.632
Uh, the victim, Mr. Lahey,
won't be of help.

395
00:20:58.715 --> 00:21:00.759
Doctors seem to think
he's not going to regain consciousness.

396
00:21:00.842 --> 00:21:03.553
FRANK: Preliminary analysis
found no prints on the note.

397
00:21:03.637 --> 00:21:06.515
We have graphology
and paper-contents study underway.

398
00:21:06.598 --> 00:21:09.685
Our detectives are continuing
investigation of the pharmacy

399
00:21:09.768 --> 00:21:12.479
to see if, uh,
other merchandise is involved.

400
00:21:12.562 --> 00:21:14.189
How long am I going to be closed, Captain?

401
00:21:14.273 --> 00:21:16.566
Well, they have chamber of commerce
volunteers over there.

402
00:21:16.650 --> 00:21:18.110
I don't think it's
gonna be too much longer.

403
00:21:18.193 --> 00:21:20.362
For what it's worth,
my salary is a percentage of gross.

404
00:21:20.445 --> 00:21:23.490
Lieutenant Goldblume here
will supervise the case,

405
00:21:23.782 --> 00:21:26.702
coordinating Dr. Hurley
and FBI agent Coleman.

406
00:21:26.785 --> 00:21:29.246
Bureau's look-see only
at this point, gentlemen,

407
00:21:29.329 --> 00:21:31.331
until we find that the poison
crossed state lines.

408
00:21:31.415 --> 00:21:33.834
FRANK: Doctor, until we get
some more definitive evidence,

409
00:21:33.917 --> 00:21:36.628
we're gonna leave the decision
on recall up to your company.

410
00:21:36.712 --> 00:21:37.838
We'd like to hold off on that.

411
00:21:37.921 --> 00:21:41.466
Locally, we're bringing in anybody
who's made a complaint against the store.

412
00:21:41.550 --> 00:21:43.135
If you could broaden, in that regard.

413
00:21:43.218 --> 00:21:46.096
Uh, reads out people
in your neck of the woods

414
00:21:46.179 --> 00:21:47.889
with complaints on our products.

415
00:21:47.973 --> 00:21:50.100
We'll make a desk available to you.

416
00:21:50.183 --> 00:21:52.978
-This all our city?
-A lot of angry people in the world.

417
00:21:53.812 --> 00:21:55.147
Well, suppositories are clean.

418
00:21:55.230 --> 00:21:58.567
You know, I feel like a scum wad.
I feel like ten cents.

419
00:21:58.650 --> 00:22:00.319
Hmm. Chick never told you
she was gettin' married?

420
00:22:00.402 --> 00:22:03.905
What knocks me out is she's got the stones
to invite me to the ceremony.

421
00:22:04.239 --> 00:22:05.615
-Poor Sanzone.
-(chuckles)

422
00:22:05.699 --> 00:22:07.826
Sanzone and me were in the same class
at the academy.

423
00:22:07.909 --> 00:22:11.204
-Nice guy?
-Not much in the brain housing department.

424
00:22:11.830 --> 00:22:14.791
Hey, check for prints
on that suntan lotion too, okay, Maury?

425
00:22:15.292 --> 00:22:17.336
Man, dudes get creative
once they get started.

426
00:22:17.544 --> 00:22:21.423
You know, maybe I ought to tell Sanzone
what he's lettin' himself in for.

427
00:22:21.506 --> 00:22:22.758
Yeah, good idea, J.D.

428
00:22:22.841 --> 00:22:24.634
Just go up to the groom
at the wedding ceremony

429
00:22:24.718 --> 00:22:26.595
and say, "I've been plunkin' your bride."

430
00:22:26.678 --> 00:22:28.680
Believe me, Neal,
I'd be doing the guy a favor.

431
00:22:28.764 --> 00:22:30.349
Well, maybe she'll turn over a new leaf.

432
00:22:30.432 --> 00:22:32.267
Carlotta? No shot.

433
00:22:32.351 --> 00:22:35.228
(indistinct chatter in background)

434
00:22:41.818 --> 00:22:44.404
-Grocery list.
-Mm-hm, Carlotta's telephone number.

435
00:22:44.488 --> 00:22:46.114
All finished in the other sections,
Detective.

436
00:22:46.198 --> 00:22:47.282
Twelve's the last one.

437
00:22:48.408 --> 00:22:50.160
On to feminine hygiene?

438
00:22:50.827 --> 00:22:54.081
(train bell ringing)

439
00:22:54.915 --> 00:22:57.250
BOBBY: That's it, got a full deck now.

440
00:22:57.417 --> 00:23:00.045
Sorry, <i>esse,</i> but Maria's
gotta see if you're packin'.

441
00:23:00.128 --> 00:23:03.924
Yeah, understood, no problem.
Makes me feel more comfortable.

442
00:23:04.007 --> 00:23:08.136
-Especially who's doin' the friskin'.
-You got that right.

443
00:23:08.220 --> 00:23:09.388
He's okay.

444
00:23:10.555 --> 00:23:12.015
Join the party.

445
00:23:12.849 --> 00:23:15.894
-What you think of that stuff, Luis?
-It's all right, man.

446
00:23:15.977 --> 00:23:17.562
-It's all right, huh?
-All right, man.

447
00:23:17.646 --> 00:23:19.731
Arturo, see if it's all right.

448
00:23:20.315 --> 00:23:22.567
I'm on it, Bob, I'm on it.

449
00:23:22.651 --> 00:23:24.653
Jerry. (laughs)

450
00:23:26.363 --> 00:23:27.614
Check it out, Norm.

451
00:23:29.866 --> 00:23:32.869
-What for?
-Say what? What for, huh?

452
00:23:32.953 --> 00:23:36.123
Hey, Bobby, stop repeating
what everybody's saying.

453
00:23:36.206 --> 00:23:37.666
Sid's man don't wanna try it.

454
00:23:37.749 --> 00:23:39.501
Thinks I'm running in a hummer sample.

455
00:23:39.584 --> 00:23:42.254
I wanna know if I'm buying
what I'm sampling here.

456
00:23:42.337 --> 00:23:44.589
-I wanna see the suitcase.
-Hey, Maria.

457
00:23:44.965 --> 00:23:47.050
Ever see me holding enough to run a game?

458
00:23:47.426 --> 00:23:49.970
I never seen you holding, period.

459
00:23:50.053 --> 00:23:52.013
Even so, Bob, he's got a point.

460
00:23:52.097 --> 00:23:54.307
Believe me, Turo, it's around.

461
00:23:54.391 --> 00:23:57.644
Heavy as that suitcase is,
it ain't gonna be far away.

462
00:23:57.727 --> 00:23:59.896
All right, come on, come on.
Where is it, huh?

463
00:23:59.980 --> 00:24:01.898
I wanna hear numbers first.

464
00:24:01.982 --> 00:24:03.608
Turo, it's here!

465
00:24:03.692 --> 00:24:05.944
-That's it, now! Everybody down!
-Hold it! Hold it!

466
00:24:06.027 --> 00:24:08.029
-What did you do to me, Maria?
-Get down, get down, cool it!

467
00:24:08.113 --> 00:24:08.947
Arturo!

468
00:24:09.823 --> 00:24:11.825
-Oh, my God!
-Bobby!

469
00:24:12.492 --> 00:24:14.286
No, no, no, no, no!
Listen, listen, please!

470
00:24:14.369 --> 00:24:15.620
I got $40,000!

471
00:24:15.704 --> 00:24:17.247
He's got $40,000! He does!

472
00:24:17.330 --> 00:24:18.748
I swear! I swear!

473
00:24:18.832 --> 00:24:20.584
It's at my place! It's outside!

474
00:24:20.667 --> 00:24:22.919
-You got $40,000?
-I swear, honest to God!

475
00:24:23.003 --> 00:24:25.964
-You lying to me?
-I'll take you to it!

476
00:24:26.047 --> 00:24:28.133
-Come on, get up!
-Just don't shoot.

477
00:24:28.216 --> 00:24:29.509
-Don't-don't shoot. Take it easy.
-Get up!

478
00:24:29.593 --> 00:24:31.470
Take it easy. Take it easy.

479
00:24:34.097 --> 00:24:35.056
Just take it easy.

480
00:24:40.145 --> 00:24:42.772
(police radio chatter)

481
00:24:42.856 --> 00:24:44.816
(people chattering)

482
00:24:47.736 --> 00:24:51.281
Say, what are the chances
of keeping this site sanitized overnight?

483
00:24:51.364 --> 00:24:52.657
Sanitized?

484
00:24:53.033 --> 00:24:54.618
You'd have to have a cop assigned.

485
00:24:54.701 --> 00:24:57.037
-The ribbons wouldn't do it?
-Probably not.

486
00:24:57.245 --> 00:24:59.164
Pretty good chance it'd be vandalized.

487
00:24:59.247 --> 00:25:00.999
Ah, the heck with it. We'll be through.

488
00:25:02.083 --> 00:25:03.752
Did you figure it out, what happened?

489
00:25:04.377 --> 00:25:06.338
Engine malfunction caused the crash.

490
00:25:06.421 --> 00:25:08.173
As far as what they were doing,

491
00:25:08.256 --> 00:25:10.425
we've got no positives
off a comprehensive canvas

492
00:25:10.509 --> 00:25:11.635
of all the airports.

493
00:25:11.843 --> 00:25:13.512
There's no ID on either body.

494
00:25:13.929 --> 00:25:16.431
If I had to guess,
I'd say they were up to no good.

495
00:25:17.265 --> 00:25:18.808
They're in the right neighborhood.

496
00:25:21.394 --> 00:25:23.271
So you don't think this would do it, huh?

497
00:25:23.355 --> 00:25:26.149
(chuckling)

498
00:25:26.233 --> 00:25:29.069
(playful shouting)

499
00:25:33.156 --> 00:25:35.659
(indistinct chatter)

500
00:25:35.742 --> 00:25:40.121
MICK: Excuse me, I was told this voucher
would be good for one night's lodging.

501
00:25:40.205 --> 00:25:42.582
MAN: Take a walk. We don't do this here.

502
00:25:43.375 --> 00:25:47.379
-No, this is my chit.
-Look, you want four bucks?

503
00:25:47.671 --> 00:25:49.506
Wait 'til tomorrow. Lenny handles that.

504
00:25:49.589 --> 00:25:51.716
I don't want four bucks.

505
00:25:51.800 --> 00:25:53.635
-I want a room.
-A room, huh?

506
00:25:53.718 --> 00:25:57.389
I got a busted thermostat, bad cough.
I oughta be indoors.

507
00:25:57.472 --> 00:26:00.517
Okay, pal, great, he'll take care of ya.

508
00:26:01.434 --> 00:26:03.311
Friend. (chuckles)

509
00:26:04.437 --> 00:26:06.690
Say, were you, uh, held back in school?

510
00:26:06.773 --> 00:26:07.983
-What?
-I'm saying.

511
00:26:08.066 --> 00:26:09.693
'Cause you're such a slow learner.

512
00:26:10.068 --> 00:26:13.613
Cut the jokes. Uh, they told me
that chit gets me a room.

513
00:26:13.697 --> 00:26:15.282
Ah, yeah, sure.

514
00:26:15.907 --> 00:26:18.159
(coughing)

515
00:26:20.704 --> 00:26:22.205
-(screams)
-WOMAN: Ay!

516
00:26:22.622 --> 00:26:23.665
(grunts)

517
00:26:24.040 --> 00:26:25.792
You get the message yet?

518
00:26:26.126 --> 00:26:28.211
-Huh, slow learner?
-(baby crying)

519
00:26:28.878 --> 00:26:33.341
All that chit is good for
is some rot gut to keep you loaded!

520
00:26:33.675 --> 00:26:35.218
(baby crying)

521
00:26:35.302 --> 00:26:37.679
-You got a problem, amigo?
-No, no, no, sir, no, sir.

522
00:26:37.762 --> 00:26:39.097
Well, then shut the freakin' door!

523
00:26:39.180 --> 00:26:41.891
(stutters) I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

524
00:26:41.975 --> 00:26:43.018
(baby crying)

525
00:26:43.101 --> 00:26:46.354
Now, I guess that they
didn't check out yet.

526
00:26:47.439 --> 00:26:49.357
Are you sure
you don't wanna sell your chit?

527
00:26:50.692 --> 00:26:52.110
When will my room be ready?

528
00:26:52.193 --> 00:26:53.945
(panting)

529
00:26:54.654 --> 00:26:58.033
You ain't gonna do it, pal.
I'm not gonna let you bring me down.

530
00:26:58.116 --> 00:26:59.576
You just have a nice day.

531
00:27:02.037 --> 00:27:04.247
(baby crying)

532
00:27:15.091 --> 00:27:17.677
Are you okay? Huh? Can you walk?

533
00:27:17.761 --> 00:27:18.970
-Yeah.
-Good.

534
00:27:19.512 --> 00:27:20.472
Okay.

535
00:27:21.473 --> 00:27:23.266
(baby crying)

536
00:27:23.350 --> 00:27:25.769
(indistinct chatter)

537
00:27:27.729 --> 00:27:28.772
You stay here.

538
00:27:33.777 --> 00:27:35.445
See Lieutenant Buntz, Stan?

539
00:27:35.528 --> 00:27:38.031
Uh, he's got a morning meeting
on his undercover, Lieutenant.

540
00:27:38.114 --> 00:27:40.575
He ain't checked in yet.
Message in case he calls?

541
00:27:40.659 --> 00:27:42.744
-Uh, only if he gets back.
-Uh-huh.

542
00:27:42.827 --> 00:27:45.664
We need all the help we can get
questioning people on this poison case.

543
00:27:45.747 --> 00:27:47.749
Uh, don't rain but it pours,
right, Lieutenant?

544
00:27:47.832 --> 00:27:48.833
Hmm.

545
00:27:50.293 --> 00:27:51.503
I can show you my case notes.

546
00:27:51.586 --> 00:27:53.963
I predicted this situation
a long time ago.

547
00:27:54.047 --> 00:27:55.882
Look, it's obvious
she's got to be charged,

548
00:27:55.965 --> 00:27:58.343
but it's also obvious she didn't
wanna do what she did.

549
00:27:58.426 --> 00:27:59.928
See, we figured judge would be lenient

550
00:28:00.011 --> 00:28:02.097
if he felt the situation
wasn't gonna be repeated.

551
00:28:02.180 --> 00:28:04.432
Unless that home situation changes,

552
00:28:04.516 --> 00:28:07.018
I have no reason to believe
it won't be repeated.

553
00:28:07.102 --> 00:28:09.562
Mrs. Washington is a rheumatoid arthritic.

554
00:28:09.646 --> 00:28:13.108
Mr. Washington is rapidly
approaching helpless senility!

555
00:28:13.191 --> 00:28:15.485
WOMAN: Now, as well-intended
as their granddaughter is,

556
00:28:15.568 --> 00:28:17.570
she has neither the money
nor the emotional wherewithal

557
00:28:17.654 --> 00:28:19.072
to take care of those people.

558
00:28:19.155 --> 00:28:21.825
Now, I made provisions
almost two months ago

559
00:28:21.908 --> 00:28:24.786
for Mr. Washington to be
institutionalized at Larchmore.

560
00:28:24.869 --> 00:28:27.789
And I know Mrs. Washington
can be taken to the Baptist home.

561
00:28:27.872 --> 00:28:28.790
And the granddaughter fought it?

562
00:28:28.873 --> 00:28:31.000
Well, evidently when the mother was dying

563
00:28:31.084 --> 00:28:33.920
she secured a deathbed promise
from Brenda to care for them.

564
00:28:34.003 --> 00:28:35.630
What are you telling them, Mrs. Lane?

565
00:28:35.714 --> 00:28:37.340
I'm no good? You're telling them--

566
00:28:37.424 --> 00:28:40.427
-Ma'am? Brenda? Brenda! Brenda!
-What I'm saying, Miss Washington--

567
00:28:40.510 --> 00:28:44.139
We need to work things out
so everybody's interests are protected.

568
00:28:44.222 --> 00:28:48.685
-You think I don't love my grandparents?
-No, no, no. We know you love them.

569
00:28:49.728 --> 00:28:53.231
I love them.
I am trying to take care of them.

570
00:28:54.691 --> 00:28:57.819
Brenda, Mrs. Lane says
you have your own apartment.

571
00:28:59.070 --> 00:29:00.113
Who's gonna take care of them?

572
00:29:00.196 --> 00:29:02.323
She said your grandfather
needs to go to the hospital

573
00:29:02.407 --> 00:29:04.451
and that your grandmother
could go to the Baptist home.

574
00:29:04.534 --> 00:29:07.912
Hospital didn't make a promise.
I promised. I did.

575
00:29:07.996 --> 00:29:10.540
You promised your mother
that you would take care of them

576
00:29:10.623 --> 00:29:11.958
the best you could, right?

577
00:29:12.375 --> 00:29:14.043
That's right. That's right.

578
00:29:14.127 --> 00:29:18.465
And now you're so worn out from trying
that you made a serious mistake.

579
00:29:19.591 --> 00:29:22.510
We know you love them,
but if you're so tired

580
00:29:22.594 --> 00:29:24.846
that you can't make good decisions,

581
00:29:25.764 --> 00:29:28.391
Brenda, someone else
is gonna have to decide

582
00:29:28.475 --> 00:29:29.476
what's best for them.

583
00:29:32.312 --> 00:29:33.354
Let me help.

584
00:29:34.773 --> 00:29:36.983
Let me help, please.

585
00:29:42.572 --> 00:29:44.699
Got any prescription exhilarant?

586
00:29:45.450 --> 00:29:47.410
Planning to take on the world, Counselor?

587
00:29:47.952 --> 00:29:52.248
-Just trying to live in it.
-(chuckling) Don't try any fast getaways.

588
00:29:52.957 --> 00:29:54.959
-Stolen?
-No, a uniform turned them in.

589
00:29:55.043 --> 00:29:57.295
And they were sticking out
of the door of your car.

590
00:29:58.588 --> 00:30:01.257
Uh, Frank, I, uh,
I just wanted tell you that

591
00:30:01.800 --> 00:30:03.843
I'm calling a surprise inspection

592
00:30:03.927 --> 00:30:06.429
of my emergency action team tomorrow a.m.

593
00:30:06.513 --> 00:30:07.430
Oh?

594
00:30:07.514 --> 00:30:09.599
Assuming, of course,
that you, uh, you approve.

595
00:30:09.682 --> 00:30:10.725
It's your call, Howard.

596
00:30:11.100 --> 00:30:13.895
Well, the fact is, Frank,
I, um, I feel that

597
00:30:13.978 --> 00:30:17.232
a surprise inspection
of the entire shift at turnout

598
00:30:17.315 --> 00:30:19.984
is an insufficiently
employed morale booster.

599
00:30:20.068 --> 00:30:22.237
Howard, roll call's supposed to
get the men out on the streets

600
00:30:22.320 --> 00:30:23.571
where the criminals are.

601
00:30:23.655 --> 00:30:24.823
Only speaking from
personal experience, Captain,

602
00:30:24.906 --> 00:30:27.283
I find that it keeps
an officer on his toes.

603
00:30:28.284 --> 00:30:30.829
Surprised myself this morning
with an inspection.

604
00:30:31.704 --> 00:30:32.622
How'd you do?

605
00:30:33.998 --> 00:30:36.876
Uh, on report, a frayed right cuff.

606
00:30:43.883 --> 00:30:46.386
-You're the one got me into this!
-You got yourself into this!

607
00:30:46.469 --> 00:30:48.721
Uh, you're next, Floyd.
Right this way, please.

608
00:30:48.972 --> 00:30:52.100
-It was about my pantyhose.
-You wrote a letter--

609
00:30:52.183 --> 00:30:55.603
I put 'em on and the seam unravels.
So I filed a complaint.

610
00:30:55.687 --> 00:30:57.355
You think that I would poison
the whole city

611
00:30:57.438 --> 00:30:59.315
because I have a run in my pantyhose?

612
00:30:59.399 --> 00:31:02.861
It's the guard dogs,
those crazy Dobermans.

613
00:31:02.944 --> 00:31:04.070
At the pharmacy?

614
00:31:04.153 --> 00:31:07.407
Yes, a man can't sleep, a man can't think.

615
00:31:07.490 --> 00:31:10.660
-You know, they ought to walk them more.
-There's a report that you threatened

616
00:31:10.743 --> 00:31:12.161
management over a year ago.

617
00:31:12.245 --> 00:31:15.415
Guy runs the store catches my son
taking some Band-Aids.

618
00:31:15.498 --> 00:31:17.292
He burned him with a cigarette.

619
00:31:17.375 --> 00:31:21.087
I told him if he touched my boy again,
I'd kill him! That still goes.

620
00:31:21.921 --> 00:31:23.256
What do you think, Doctor?

621
00:31:23.923 --> 00:31:25.967
Well, nothing fits the profile.

622
00:31:26.050 --> 00:31:29.012
Has your company decided
on the recall yet, Doctor?

623
00:31:29.095 --> 00:31:32.098
Uh, Lieutenant, that isn't a decision
you come to lightly.

624
00:31:32.181 --> 00:31:33.016
I know.

625
00:31:33.099 --> 00:31:35.810
A decision like that
has tremendous ripple effects.

626
00:31:35.894 --> 00:31:37.687
-Emotional, economic--
-I know.

627
00:31:37.770 --> 00:31:39.355
Just one aspect.

628
00:31:39.439 --> 00:31:41.649
Know what happens
to Lomax Pharmaceutical stock

629
00:31:41.733 --> 00:31:44.277
if it turns out this isn't,
uh, a local crank?

630
00:31:44.360 --> 00:31:46.112
If this recall goes national?

631
00:31:46.195 --> 00:31:48.323
Know the kind of dollars
we're talking about?

632
00:31:48.990 --> 00:31:50.241
What kind of a doctor are you?

633
00:31:50.950 --> 00:31:53.536
Management science.
Ellroy School of Business.

634
00:31:57.290 --> 00:32:00.001
-Three at a time, Irwin?
-Just through intake, Joyce.

635
00:32:00.084 --> 00:32:02.295
Three kids in a car.
They're stopped for speeding.

636
00:32:02.378 --> 00:32:04.589
There's a .22 under the seat,
plain as day.

637
00:32:05.256 --> 00:32:08.718
"Under the seat, plain as day."
Why do I think there's a contradiction?

638
00:32:08.801 --> 00:32:09.802
Stop it, man.

639
00:32:09.886 --> 00:32:12.055
Hey, homeboys,
you're givin' me a headache, eh?

640
00:32:12.138 --> 00:32:14.515
Hey, I'll save you all
a lot of trouble, man.

641
00:32:14.599 --> 00:32:16.726
-It was Ethan's gat.
-Mine, sucker?

642
00:32:16.809 --> 00:32:18.811
-Who bought it from Brown?
-And whose money was it?

643
00:32:18.895 --> 00:32:20.688
Hey, I didn't even know
the gat was in there.

644
00:32:20.772 --> 00:32:23.358
Believe that. It was your car, fool.

645
00:32:23.441 --> 00:32:24.567
OFFICER: Guys, just cool down.

646
00:32:24.651 --> 00:32:26.486
If they're going to roll over
on each other,

647
00:32:26.569 --> 00:32:28.196
they're going to need separate counsel.

648
00:32:28.279 --> 00:32:30.531
Even if it were legal
for me to take on all three,

649
00:32:30.615 --> 00:32:33.076
-it would prejudice their case.
-Please?

650
00:32:33.409 --> 00:32:35.453
I'll have two other PDs
assigned before questioning.

651
00:32:35.536 --> 00:32:36.454
Joyce?

652
00:32:37.413 --> 00:32:39.624
I just wanna thank you
for giving me Arthur Baker.

653
00:32:39.707 --> 00:32:42.794
-Arthur's a real prize.
-No, it really helps me.

654
00:32:43.503 --> 00:32:44.462
You should take ten percent.

655
00:32:45.630 --> 00:32:48.091
I don't want ten percent, Nate,
but there's something I do want.

656
00:32:48.716 --> 00:32:51.219
I don't want Arthur
used against any of my clients.

657
00:32:51.886 --> 00:32:52.804
Used?

658
00:32:53.262 --> 00:32:55.014
I think you understand me, Nate.

659
00:32:56.724 --> 00:32:58.726
Two have priors, misdemeanors.

660
00:32:58.810 --> 00:33:00.687
Ethan Dillon has a warrant outstanding.

661
00:33:01.270 --> 00:33:03.398
-Robbery-homicide.
-Mom and pop store.

662
00:33:03.773 --> 00:33:06.109
He blew away mom with a .22.

663
00:33:06.776 --> 00:33:10.196
-Will you be claiming the same weapon?
-You will be the first to know.

664
00:33:14.117 --> 00:33:15.159
Ethan.

665
00:33:17.954 --> 00:33:20.373
You know, the police have been
trying to find you since May?

666
00:33:20.456 --> 00:33:21.290
Who, me?

667
00:33:22.000 --> 00:33:23.251
They spelling my name right?

668
00:33:24.919 --> 00:33:27.422
Sergeant, I'll talk to them
in interrogation A.

669
00:33:29.340 --> 00:33:31.718
-TEEN: Oh, man, take it easy.
-Come on, let's go.

670
00:33:33.511 --> 00:33:34.762
-Officer?
-Yes?

671
00:33:34.846 --> 00:33:36.973
Uh, I'm here about my phone bill.

672
00:33:37.056 --> 00:33:39.308
Oh, we stopped takin'
those payments a long time ago.

673
00:33:39.392 --> 00:33:43.604
(stammers) But this one is for $37,640.

674
00:33:44.313 --> 00:33:47.025
Phone company said somebody
tied into my charge number

675
00:33:47.108 --> 00:33:48.192
and distributed it.

676
00:33:48.276 --> 00:33:50.653
Must've sent it out on one
of them Xerox chain letters.

677
00:33:50.737 --> 00:33:52.655
Look, sir, I'm sorry for your trouble,

678
00:33:52.739 --> 00:33:54.198
but we got a real circus
going on here today.

679
00:33:54.282 --> 00:33:56.492
Mrs. Alfredo at the Pearl Street office

680
00:33:56.576 --> 00:34:00.038
said that I should circle
every call that isn't mine, I mean...

681
00:34:00.121 --> 00:34:02.665
Well, what do you want us to do?
Arrest Mrs. Alfredo?

682
00:34:02.999 --> 00:34:05.960
-Arrest the Pearl Street office?
-No, I just wanna know.

683
00:34:06.461 --> 00:34:08.880
They can't make me pay this, can they?

684
00:34:10.465 --> 00:34:13.259
No, sir. No, they can't make you pay.

685
00:34:13.342 --> 00:34:15.094
I mean, that's a legal opinion
you're giving me?

686
00:34:15.178 --> 00:34:16.846
Oh, mister, please, I--

687
00:34:16.929 --> 00:34:19.348
Sir, I'm an attorney.
They can't make you pay.

688
00:34:19.432 --> 00:34:22.018
I mean, I pay my bills.
I don't want any trouble.

689
00:34:22.101 --> 00:34:25.021
I mean, if I had to pay,
you know, if they made me, well,

690
00:34:25.396 --> 00:34:28.566
I've been saving for the kids' education
and-and, there's the house.

691
00:34:28.649 --> 00:34:31.694
I-I could just about cover it if I had to.

692
00:34:32.945 --> 00:34:35.490
It's their mistake.
It's up to them to fix it.

693
00:34:35.573 --> 00:34:38.409
Course it would be
a terrific setback for us.

694
00:34:41.788 --> 00:34:42.872
Uh, but then that'd--

695
00:34:42.955 --> 00:34:46.375
that'd be your legal opinion
that I'm probably all right?

696
00:34:46.459 --> 00:34:48.336
-Yeah.
-Okay.

697
00:34:48.961 --> 00:34:51.589
-MAN: Want that number?
-Oh!

698
00:34:53.049 --> 00:34:55.885
Uh, excuse me. Can I show you something?

699
00:34:55.968 --> 00:34:57.845
Yeah, where do you want these phones?

700
00:34:57.929 --> 00:35:00.056
No, it's these bills here.

701
00:35:00.973 --> 00:35:02.058
MARIA: Hey...

702
00:35:02.642 --> 00:35:06.562
You keep me around and I'll do you
better than you can believe.

703
00:35:07.230 --> 00:35:08.689
Yeah, okay, baby.

704
00:35:09.107 --> 00:35:10.108
That hurts.

705
00:35:10.650 --> 00:35:13.319
-How far?
-Close.

706
00:35:13.402 --> 00:35:16.239
-We're gettin' close, right?
-Yeah.

707
00:35:16.989 --> 00:35:18.533
SID: It's only a little ways more.

708
00:35:23.913 --> 00:35:25.706
(thumping car door)

709
00:35:27.959 --> 00:35:30.837
Hey, Norm, it's our lives at stake.

710
00:35:30.920 --> 00:35:33.589
(stutters) You know, I been thinkin',
what's the good of havin'

711
00:35:33.673 --> 00:35:36.592
all that money in a box
if we're not alive to spend it?

712
00:35:36.676 --> 00:35:38.010
Look, what are you
talkin' about, Sid, huh?

713
00:35:38.094 --> 00:35:40.555
What are you talkin' about?
I'm taking him to the money, all right?

714
00:35:40.638 --> 00:35:42.140
-Okay.
-All right.

715
00:35:42.223 --> 00:35:43.474
SID: Okay.

716
00:35:43.558 --> 00:35:46.644
-(thumping car door)
-No, man, it's my life.

717
00:35:46.727 --> 00:35:48.855
You know, he's takin' you to $40,000.

718
00:35:48.938 --> 00:35:50.648
-Well, he's got more than that.
-Shut up, Sid!

719
00:35:50.731 --> 00:35:52.567
-Why don't you shut up, huh?
-He--

720
00:35:52.650 --> 00:35:54.694
There's $40,000
at the place we're goin' to,

721
00:35:54.777 --> 00:35:56.612
but he's got more at the other place.

722
00:35:56.696 --> 00:35:57.905
We should be goin' upstate.

723
00:35:57.989 --> 00:36:00.825
-Just take us to this!
-All right.

724
00:36:05.580 --> 00:36:08.040
-(sighs)
-Sarge, I got a wedding.

725
00:36:08.124 --> 00:36:09.792
Little notice wouldn't hurt, Detective.

726
00:36:09.876 --> 00:36:12.420
I'm givin' you as much notice
as the bride gave me.

727
00:36:12.503 --> 00:36:14.130
I was gonna make the pop
right then, Captain,

728
00:36:14.213 --> 00:36:16.090
then I see the room
is stuffed with illegals.

729
00:36:16.174 --> 00:36:18.426
They get ten bucks per head
per night, Captain Furillo.

730
00:36:18.509 --> 00:36:20.303
And that's on top of the welfare scam.

731
00:36:20.386 --> 00:36:21.762
-Immigration ready to move?
-Yeah.

732
00:36:21.846 --> 00:36:24.515
-We would like to be in on your bust, sir.
-Our warrants are ready, Captain.

733
00:36:24.599 --> 00:36:26.601
-Okay, do it.
-Thank you, Captain.

734
00:36:29.604 --> 00:36:33.691
MAN: So this guy says the Bureau
put a radio control in his head,

735
00:36:33.774 --> 00:36:35.276
and we activate it at night.

736
00:36:35.610 --> 00:36:37.695
Well, there's no rational
pattern to fix on.

737
00:36:38.154 --> 00:36:40.489
The only way to catch these guys
is out of left field.

738
00:36:40.573 --> 00:36:41.407
Gentlemen...

739
00:36:41.490 --> 00:36:43.367
HENRY: Mr. Lahey has
regained consciousness.

740
00:36:43.451 --> 00:36:45.870
Our detectives are finished
at the drug store.

741
00:36:45.953 --> 00:36:47.538
Nothing else there had been touched.

742
00:36:47.622 --> 00:36:50.166
Our company's extensively
checked the distribution log

743
00:36:50.249 --> 00:36:52.710
those pain relievers came from, Captain.

744
00:36:52.793 --> 00:36:54.837
-It's clean.
-Graphology's come up empty.

745
00:36:54.921 --> 00:36:57.006
Paper it was written on is common as dirt.

746
00:36:57.089 --> 00:36:59.467
I better call the motel
and get them to extend.

747
00:36:59.550 --> 00:37:02.220
I just been through one of these,
you know, down south.

748
00:37:02.887 --> 00:37:06.182
Had to get a release from a man
who'd taken cough syrup full of lye.

749
00:37:06.265 --> 00:37:08.309
Wasn't anything left of his lungs.

750
00:37:08.392 --> 00:37:09.894
Hearing him breathe, quite honestly,

751
00:37:09.977 --> 00:37:12.146
I thought the man
would've been better off dead.

752
00:37:13.814 --> 00:37:16.150
I did it! You want poison?

753
00:37:16.234 --> 00:37:19.612
You look in the food that manager
gives his crazy dogs, huh!

754
00:37:19.695 --> 00:37:22.073
Every night I hear them! (chuckles)

755
00:37:22.156 --> 00:37:26.160
-Now I get a little peace and quiet.
-Excuse me, sir, that's my cup.

756
00:37:27.078 --> 00:37:29.622
You put me where they got no Doberman!

757
00:37:30.289 --> 00:37:31.832
Now playing left field...

758
00:37:33.084 --> 00:37:34.919
(organ playing softly)

759
00:37:35.002 --> 00:37:36.462
(yawning)

760
00:37:38.297 --> 00:37:42.510
And with all my earthly goods,
I thee endow.

761
00:37:43.302 --> 00:37:44.929
And with all my earthly goods...

762
00:37:47.306 --> 00:37:48.432
I thee endow.

763
00:37:48.516 --> 00:37:50.977
You think Tommy
had to write this out on his cuff?

764
00:37:51.060 --> 00:37:53.145
OFFICIANT: By the authority vested in me

765
00:37:53.229 --> 00:37:56.899
in the eyes of God and man,
Thomas and Carlotta,

766
00:37:57.233 --> 00:38:00.319
I now pronounce you man and wife.

767
00:38:02.029 --> 00:38:03.030
You may kiss the bride.

768
00:38:04.865 --> 00:38:06.534
I'm not gonna kiss the bride, okay?

769
00:38:09.161 --> 00:38:11.497
-All right?
-CARLOTTA: What is it, Tommy?

770
00:38:12.999 --> 00:38:14.125
You've been steppin' out, okay?

771
00:38:14.208 --> 00:38:15.209
Let me out.

772
00:38:15.293 --> 00:38:17.044
-J.D.: Hey, sit down.
-I know what you been doin',

773
00:38:17.128 --> 00:38:18.629
and I know who you been doin' it with too!

774
00:38:20.256 --> 00:38:22.049
-Tommy! Stop!
-Hey, look!

775
00:38:22.133 --> 00:38:24.552
Jeez, Petey Severino's
been boppin' her too!

776
00:38:24.635 --> 00:38:27.805
-(clamoring)
-We better help, man.

777
00:38:27.888 --> 00:38:30.766
Sanzone's got some grip on him, you know.
Man's got hands like a vice!

778
00:38:30.850 --> 00:38:33.644
-J.D.: Hey!
-(gagging)

779
00:38:34.812 --> 00:38:37.273
-(door slams)
-(indistinct chatter)

780
00:38:37.356 --> 00:38:38.774
-(banging on door)
-Hey!

781
00:38:41.986 --> 00:38:45.072
-(choking)
-I should go to him, I should talk to him.

782
00:38:45.156 --> 00:38:47.700
-I would stay here for the moment.
-He's right, Carly, stay.

783
00:38:47.783 --> 00:38:50.828
I'm on for 800 for a reception afterwards.

784
00:38:50.911 --> 00:38:51.746
Shut up, Daddy!

785
00:38:51.829 --> 00:38:54.498
I think we may have
to go candid here, all right?

786
00:38:55.249 --> 00:38:57.084
Is there an understandin'
of what I'm sayin'?

787
00:38:57.168 --> 00:38:59.295
(stammers)
I mean, uh... what do you mean, candid?

788
00:38:59.545 --> 00:39:01.964
I mean, Severino's color ain't too great.

789
00:39:02.590 --> 00:39:05.301
-What do you think, Carlotta?
-What's he talkin' about?

790
00:39:06.260 --> 00:39:07.303
Whatever's right.

791
00:39:08.929 --> 00:39:11.057
(choking)

792
00:39:11.807 --> 00:39:13.267
Tommy, Tommy, hey, hey.

793
00:39:13.351 --> 00:39:14.560
-What do you want, J.D.?
-Come on. Come on.

794
00:39:14.643 --> 00:39:16.520
(choking) Tommy, could you
move your thumbs just a little?

795
00:39:16.604 --> 00:39:18.606
Y-you got your thumbs
right on my windpipe.

796
00:39:18.689 --> 00:39:21.400
-Move your thumbs, Tommy.
-Think I wanna do this, huh?

797
00:39:21.484 --> 00:39:23.110
Oh, thanks. Oh, God.

798
00:39:23.194 --> 00:39:24.236
What would you do?

799
00:39:24.653 --> 00:39:26.030
My best man!

800
00:39:26.113 --> 00:39:29.408
Depends, depends on who else was involved.

801
00:39:29.492 --> 00:39:30.785
What do you mean?

802
00:39:30.868 --> 00:39:34.997
Tommy, nobody wants to throw stones here,
but the truth is, before marriage,

803
00:39:35.081 --> 00:39:38.084
some people are sexually active.

804
00:39:38.167 --> 00:39:42.755
(stutters) And I think that
that might possibly just be the case here.

805
00:39:43.297 --> 00:39:44.673
-Carlotta?
-Carlotta.

806
00:39:47.843 --> 00:39:51.180
-How many more, Carlotta, huh?
-Oh, God!

807
00:39:51.263 --> 00:39:52.390
How many?

808
00:39:52.473 --> 00:39:56.060
-Let Severino go, would you, Tommy?
-How many?

809
00:39:56.143 --> 00:39:57.520
So, Tommy, I was watching
this movie last night.

810
00:39:57.603 --> 00:39:59.230
It's Frank Sinatra and Jack Hawkins.

811
00:39:59.647 --> 00:40:02.358
And Hawkins is telling Sinatra
about this tribe

812
00:40:02.441 --> 00:40:05.611
that's only got the numbers
one, two, and three.

813
00:40:05.694 --> 00:40:06.862
What are you talkin' about?

814
00:40:06.946 --> 00:40:09.657
Above that, all this tribe says is,

815
00:40:11.033 --> 00:40:12.451
"More than three."

816
00:40:12.993 --> 00:40:15.204
It's their only other number.

817
00:40:15.788 --> 00:40:19.375
-Hmm.
-(gags) Oh, Tommy, thanks.

818
00:40:31.846 --> 00:40:33.180
All right, okay, all right.

819
00:40:33.264 --> 00:40:35.349
The thing's got a combination
to it, all right?

820
00:40:35.433 --> 00:40:37.101
I stole it from a warehouse.

821
00:40:37.184 --> 00:40:39.186
-There, all right?
-All right.

822
00:40:39.270 --> 00:40:41.230
All right, listen, you got me
scared now, I'm tellin' you.

823
00:40:41.313 --> 00:40:44.024
I'm afraid I'm gonna open the safe
and you're gonna blow my head off.

824
00:40:44.108 --> 00:40:45.860
-Go on, do it, man!
-It's okay, man, he's cool.

825
00:40:45.943 --> 00:40:47.570
He's afraid! We're both afraid!

826
00:40:47.653 --> 00:40:48.988
I'm afraid that I'm gonna open the safe

827
00:40:49.071 --> 00:40:50.739
and, uh, that's when
you're gonna do it to me.

828
00:40:50.823 --> 00:40:52.783
-That's when you won't need me anymore.
-Open it, man!

829
00:40:52.867 --> 00:40:55.077
All right, I'm scared, all right?
You got me afraid that--

830
00:40:55.161 --> 00:40:56.871
That you're gonna do it to me then--

831
00:40:56.954 --> 00:40:58.330
You don't open it
or I'll blow your face off!

832
00:40:58.414 --> 00:40:59.790
I'll blow your head off right now!

833
00:40:59.874 --> 00:41:01.000
You better do it, man.

834
00:41:01.083 --> 00:41:03.043
Okay, I'm gonna do it now.
I'm opening the safe now, see.

835
00:41:03.127 --> 00:41:04.712
-Please.
-I'm opening the safe now.

836
00:41:04.795 --> 00:41:05.754
I'm opening it up, please.

837
00:41:05.838 --> 00:41:08.299
-Open it or I'll shoot you!
-Just take it easy.

838
00:41:08.382 --> 00:41:10.176
Oh, my God, please, don't kill us.

839
00:41:10.259 --> 00:41:11.594
-Don't kill us!
-I'm opening it!

840
00:41:11.677 --> 00:41:13.304
I'm opening the safe.
All right, take it easy.

841
00:41:13.387 --> 00:41:15.347
Open it or I'll shoot you now!

842
00:41:15.431 --> 00:41:17.391
-All right, all right, God.
-I'm opening it up.

843
00:41:17.475 --> 00:41:20.060
All right, take it easy.
I'm opening it up.

844
00:41:20.144 --> 00:41:21.395
You're opening it now, Norm?

845
00:41:21.479 --> 00:41:23.522
I'm on the last number now,
Sid, you hear me?

846
00:41:23.606 --> 00:41:25.608
Please, don't kill me!

847
00:41:25.691 --> 00:41:27.026
-Norm, I'm taking him now!
-Get away from...

848
00:41:27.109 --> 00:41:29.862
-You son of a...
-(gunshot)

849
00:41:35.326 --> 00:41:36.827
(sobbing)

850
00:41:36.911 --> 00:41:38.704
(panting)

851
00:41:38.787 --> 00:41:41.457
Oh... Norm.

852
00:41:47.213 --> 00:41:48.797
You're a jerk for coming back.

853
00:41:48.881 --> 00:41:51.050
Now Lenny's gonna get crazy.

854
00:41:51.842 --> 00:41:53.302
What is this?

855
00:41:54.553 --> 00:41:56.639
The glutton for punishment contest?

856
00:41:57.264 --> 00:41:59.934
<i>Uh, cerveza. Cerveza fria.</i>

857
00:42:00.017 --> 00:42:01.936
Yeah, beer? What else?

858
00:42:02.269 --> 00:42:06.482
-I'm tired. I want a room.
-Unbelievable.

859
00:42:06.565 --> 00:42:08.817
-Do I get a room?
-(scoffing)

860
00:42:09.401 --> 00:42:11.820
You get nothin'. You get hurt!

861
00:42:12.571 --> 00:42:16.116
-(grunting)
-(growling)

862
00:42:16.200 --> 00:42:17.284
(groaning)

863
00:42:17.368 --> 00:42:20.287
When do I get hurt, slime face? Huh?

864
00:42:20.371 --> 00:42:22.873
Immigration, hold it! You're under arrest.

865
00:42:24.166 --> 00:42:28.671
I'm a police officer, and you are busted!

866
00:42:28.754 --> 00:42:31.966
(police siren in distance)

867
00:42:32.049 --> 00:42:34.385
I'm going to be moving
back to my apartment.

868
00:42:35.052 --> 00:42:38.430
In the mornings, Mrs. Harrison's
gonna make you your breakfast.

869
00:42:38.514 --> 00:42:41.267
-Oh?
-Brenda told me just how you like it.

870
00:42:41.350 --> 00:42:42.351
How 'bout that?

871
00:42:42.434 --> 00:42:45.563
And, um, Meals on Wheels
is gonna come by during the day,

872
00:42:45.646 --> 00:42:48.440
and I'll have supper with you every night.

873
00:42:48.524 --> 00:42:51.694
Is it 'cause I made a mistake
about the pork chop the other night?

874
00:42:53.112 --> 00:42:54.530
Are you in trouble, Brenda?

875
00:42:56.532 --> 00:42:58.701
It's gonna be better for us now, Grandma.

876
00:42:58.784 --> 00:43:01.161
I was trying to do too much,

877
00:43:01.245 --> 00:43:04.039
and it made me upset.

878
00:43:05.040 --> 00:43:08.502
And so I wasn't helping you at all.

879
00:43:10.296 --> 00:43:13.090
It's gonna be better for us now.

880
00:43:13.173 --> 00:43:14.466
No thanks, Puddin'.

881
00:43:15.384 --> 00:43:17.052
I don't believe I could eat a thing.

882
00:43:19.555 --> 00:43:21.265
You really think it's gonna work?

883
00:43:21.807 --> 00:43:23.267
I don't know. Maybe.

884
00:43:23.851 --> 00:43:24.893
Oh, yeah.

885
00:43:26.353 --> 00:43:27.855
Don't get old, Renko.

886
00:43:28.397 --> 00:43:29.773
I'm gonna start lying about my age.

887
00:43:29.857 --> 00:43:31.483
-(door opens)
-That won't get it.

888
00:43:44.622 --> 00:43:47.374
I just want to point out
a fact to you, Norman.

889
00:43:48.751 --> 00:43:50.669
There's a car parked out in front

890
00:43:51.587 --> 00:43:53.255
with a suitcase in the trunk.

891
00:43:53.839 --> 00:43:56.216
And it doesn't have
to be a part of any of this.

892
00:43:57.760 --> 00:43:58.969
Forget it, Sid.

893
00:43:59.887 --> 00:44:02.514
I'm just sayin'.
I'm just makin' an observation.

894
00:44:03.182 --> 00:44:05.017
-No shot.
-Police.

895
00:44:05.100 --> 00:44:06.518
-(knocking on door)
-Yeah, yeah.

896
00:44:06.602 --> 00:44:08.187
Lieutenant Buntz, Hill Street.

897
00:44:09.313 --> 00:44:10.522
These here.

898
00:44:12.316 --> 00:44:17.112
Also, there's an associated 14-17,
third floor loft, Dekker and Swenson.

899
00:44:18.614 --> 00:44:20.866
Also got a crack wagon parked outside.

900
00:44:21.408 --> 00:44:23.369
There's a suitcase
full of soda in the trunk.

901
00:44:23.786 --> 00:44:27.081
-It's a burgundy Cutlass.
-This the perp?

902
00:44:28.916 --> 00:44:29.917
No.

903
00:44:32.503 --> 00:44:34.546
No, just an impoverished citizen.

904
00:44:43.305 --> 00:44:44.640
How did your keys get there?

905
00:44:45.182 --> 00:44:46.475
I put them there.

906
00:44:47.685 --> 00:44:48.686
You sure?

907
00:44:50.354 --> 00:44:52.606
When did you pass the bar exam, Furillo?

908
00:44:52.690 --> 00:44:54.525
I found them in the door when I came in.

909
00:44:55.567 --> 00:44:57.277
-You're kidding?
-Would I kid you?

910
00:44:59.530 --> 00:45:01.865
Portrait of a person spread so thin,

911
00:45:01.949 --> 00:45:05.160
she doesn't know
if she's on foot or horseback.

912
00:45:05.786 --> 00:45:09.623
I'd say it's the portrait of a person
keeping 12 plates spinning in the air.

913
00:45:12.251 --> 00:45:15.462
How come I see them all teetering
and falling to the floor?

914
00:45:15.546 --> 00:45:16.755
Could be worse.

915
00:45:16.839 --> 00:45:19.133
Could've been on that plane
that crashed on Ingram Avenue.

916
00:45:19.216 --> 00:45:21.510
In which case,
I would've been a dope smuggler.

917
00:45:21.593 --> 00:45:24.680
(chuckling)

918
00:45:24.763 --> 00:45:27.099
(phone ringing)

919
00:45:29.017 --> 00:45:30.018
Hello?

920
00:45:31.854 --> 00:45:32.771
Yes, Nate.

921
00:45:37.067 --> 00:45:38.068
All right.

922
00:45:39.653 --> 00:45:40.988
Thank you for calling.

923
00:45:43.282 --> 00:45:45.159
-(hangs up phone)
-What's wrong?

924
00:45:46.744 --> 00:45:49.621
Someone I represented
until this morning...

925
00:45:50.414 --> 00:45:51.498
Arthur Baker.

926
00:45:52.833 --> 00:45:55.794
He was a frightened,
little drug addict and thief,

927
00:45:55.878 --> 00:45:59.214
and he was stabbed
at Michigan Avenue holding.

928
00:46:04.178 --> 00:46:05.596
Oh, God.

929
00:46:06.221 --> 00:46:08.474
I wonder if they heard me talking.

930
00:46:09.308 --> 00:46:10.309
Who?

931
00:46:11.435 --> 00:46:12.853
(sighs)

932
00:46:16.482 --> 00:46:19.818
The kid who killed him was one of the kids

933
00:46:19.902 --> 00:46:21.487
that I did intake on today,

934
00:46:21.570 --> 00:46:24.656
and maybe he heard me
talking to his lawyer

935
00:46:24.740 --> 00:46:26.700
about Arthur being an informant.

936
00:46:28.118 --> 00:46:28.952
(exhaling)

937
00:46:34.333 --> 00:46:35.793
Oh, Frank.

938
00:46:38.587 --> 00:46:40.255
All those plates.

939
00:46:45.469 --> 00:46:47.179
(sniffles, sighs)

940
00:46:47.763 --> 00:46:49.223
And all of them spinning.

941
00:46:54.645 --> 00:46:56.230
-(dog barking)
-If we see him again,

942
00:46:56.313 --> 00:46:57.981
we should make him give us money.

943
00:46:58.065 --> 00:47:00.234
If I see him again,
he better have eyes behind his head,

944
00:47:00.317 --> 00:47:01.735
'cause I'mma hit him with a brick.

945
00:47:01.819 --> 00:47:04.780
-What do you think was in it?
-In that suitcase?

946
00:47:05.739 --> 00:47:07.032
Drugs.

947
00:47:07.115 --> 00:47:09.785
I bet it was money,
enough money to make you rich.

948
00:47:09.868 --> 00:47:11.745
Maybe they were going someplace.

949
00:47:11.829 --> 00:47:13.622
Going away to the islands.

950
00:47:24.550 --> 00:47:27.177
(footsteps fading)

951
00:47:29.680 --> 00:47:32.057
(door closing)

952
00:47:49.867 --> 00:47:52.494
-(footsteps approaching)
-(light clicks)

953
00:48:02.880 --> 00:48:05.757
(closing theme playing)