All language subtitles for Hill Street Blues - 03x05 - Officer of the Year.DVDRip

Item 10, folks!

If only my professional police officers...

Were as attentive and as
well-mannered as my cadets.

Item 10, which may be of particular
interest to those among you...

Who have some knowledge, passing or otherwise,

of a string of massage parlors
and adult bookstores...

On the south end of hay street.

Said establishments have experienced a rash...

An unusual number of holdups
in the last two weeks.

So, should any of you be
regular patrons of the, uh,

Scandinavian holistic massage institute,

don't be surprised to find det. Belker
behind the counter on your next visit.

Larue and Washington will be
across the street on this one...

And additional units may be
required on short notice.

Item 11.

Officer renko, if you don't mind.

A memo from lieutenant Rosemary zurilli,

who will be conducting
interdepartmental aerobics...

Starting tomorrow morning before roll call.

In addition to exercises and general fitness,

lieutenant zurilli will be giving advice
along the lines of diet and nutrition.

I advise you to consider the relative benefits,

appearance-wise, mobility-wise
and cardiovascular-wise.

It couldn't hurt.

Last item.

There will be a very special
brunch this morning...

For our own ray calletano,

who has been named hispanic officer of the year.

So, before we're all catapulted...

Into another grueling confrontation
with the urban wilds,

let's take a moment to congratulate
lieutenant calletano...

For this highly prestigious
and much deserved award.

All right, that's it.
Let's roll.

And, hey, let's be careful out there.

Come on. Let's go. I can't.
I can't find my memo book.

I left it right here before I went to roll call.

Some jerk probably thinks he's being cute.

Luce, would you just relax?
I'm relaxed.

You'd think you were getting ready to go
to Jupiter or something. It's no big deal!

I know it's no big deal.

Miss Davenport? About this afternoon, is
there anything we should bring with us?

Just the arrest report and your memo book.
Property will supply the rest.

This is the first time I'm on the stand.

I've done a lot of preliminaries before.
It's just that I've never gone to trial.

Don't worry. It's really not very different.

Chief Daniels, my esteemed colleagues,

it is with great...

I would like to offer my Sincere
congratulations on this hispanic thing.

Good job.

Thank you, Howard.

Anything wrong, amigo?

To tell you the truth, I'm not looking
forward to making this speech today.

Oh, well,

when you analyze the situation, ray, there
is no reason for you to be nervous.

After all, you're the hombre of the hour.

You get up there, you express your appreciation,

you elaborate on how much the department
has meant to you, then you sit down.

Now, how tough could that be?
When you put it like that it's easy, but...

Besides, given your somewhat
limited command of ingl�s,

no one expects you to be Noel coward.

Dispatch. We have a 9-11.

Armed robbery in progress.

See surplus store, corner
people's drive, 124th street.

You live with somebody, you
work with somebody every day,

and then all of the sudden, out
of the clear blue nowhere,

they start in to criticizing
your physical constitution.

All I said was, maybe it wouldn't
hurt you to get more exercise.

For your information, I am
in top physical condition.

I don't need to put on no leotard
and show up at the crack of dawn...

To prove it to anybody, thank you very much.

Fine. Let's drop it.

On whose life, Bobby hill, do I have to swear...

That I get up and do 100 push-ups
the minute my feet hit the floor...

Every single morning?

Look at this.

This is 2-2-0-2.
Assault in progress.

Moving vehicle. Foot pursuit.

People's parkway and central.

I got it!

Why me, lord? Why?

Sucker!

Keep movin', and I'll break it.

I know what you're thinking, Bobby hill,

but I tripped on the stairway,
and then the cars were comin'...

Uh-huh.

I'm gonna get him to the car.
Order a backup.

I can show you the exact
spot on which that occurred.

Renko, I believe you.
Go pick up the lady.

Give you a chance to show off
your physical constitution.

And don't forget to pick up the blade.
Go pick up the lady.

You all right, ma'am?

I'm terrific, officer.
How are you?

It's a good thing me and my
partner showed up when we did.

I guess I should fly into
a my hero routine. Right?

No, ma'am. That won't be necessary.
Just a simple thank you would do.

I'm sorry.

I'm afraid being assaulted this early
in the morning kinda makes me cranky.

Thank you.

You know, ma'am, if you don't mind my saying so,

this isn't exactly the finest neighborhood...

For a woman of your obvious socioeconomic
stature to be strolling around in.

Well, I much would have preferred
my car to break down...

In front of the hotel Marquis, officer,

but I really didn't have a lot to say about it.

Hey, renko!

Whenever you're ready.

Ma'am, I know this isn't what
you had planned for today,

but me and my partner are gonna have to
have you come down to the station...

And make a statement on this.

We'd be glad to have a tow
truck come take your car.

What the hell.

Morning's kinda shot anyway, huh?

D

number four, your time is up.

You want another half hour, it's 17.50.

Jeannie.

Do I look like a Jeannie to you, hairbag?

Just tell her that Max is here.

Ooh! I'm sure she's holding her breath.

Unfortunately, she's booked
solid for the next two hours.

I could give you Vanessa or bernice.

I'll wait for Jeannie.

Suit yourself.

I'm telling you, man, it's a
miscarriage of justice...

Putting that little bozo in a massage parlor.

Life can be cruel, baby.

Hey, belker wouldn't know a good
massage if it came up and bit him.

Matter of fact, that is belker's
idea of a good massage.

I gave you 17.50, you give me this?
Hang it up, Tarzan!

You brought 'em in with you.

Keep it down in there, number four.

You infested me, you pig! Hey, would you be quiet!

You got a beef, bring it in here.

You're damn right I got a beef!
Just look at this!

Will you shut up! What?

This! What does that look like to you?

A speck. It's moving!

It's a moving speck.

It's a crab, you moron!

This whole place is infested, and now so am I!

How am I supposed to explain this to my wife?

Tell her you went to the beach on your lunch hour.

I'm calling the state board of health!
I'm gonna have this place shut down!

You're gonna be hearing from me!

It does appear to be moving.

Not anymore.

Come on, pal, move it.
I said move it.

Not bad, bro.
You want me to frisk her for ya?

What I would like you to do is shut
your face before I relocate it...

In the vicinity of your butt.

Nice place you've got here.
Well, it's a little quiet here today.

Leo! I got a personal assault
case and an impounded vehicle.

I need some forms... excuse me.

Do you have any idea how long this is gonna take?
Half hour. All day.

I also need to see a policewoman to deal
with this woman's cuts and bruises.

Excuse me.
I have an appointment with my lawyer for lunch.

So if I could just use the phone,
perhaps I could cancel that.

Thank you.

Is he here?
Please tell me he's here.

- Who?
- Frank Jr. he's missing.

- What do you mean, missing?
- We had a fight at breakfast.

He wanted to go camping with the
Benjamins, and I told him he couldn't.

He stormed out of the house in the
kind of mediterranean rage...

He could have only inherited from...

He forgot his lunch box.
When I went by the school.

Frank, I called everyone, I walked
every inch of the neighborhood.

Fay, kids have been playing hooky
from school since the dawn of time.

In a couple of hours he'll get hungry
and hightail it home for lunch.

But what if something happens to him?

What could happen to him?

Well, I don't know!

I mean, this isn't some little
street-smart urchin that...

This happens to be a very sensitive
little eight-year-old child...

Who happens to be far too
trusting for his own good.

Lieutenant ganeles, please.

Captain furillo.

- What was he wearing?
- Um...

He had on blue jeans and a white t-shirt,

one of those gray sweatshirt jackets,
the kind with the zipper in the front,

tennis shoes and a ca... a baseball hat.

Hi, Ted. Frank furillo.
Just fine.

Yeah. And you? Good.

Listen, Ted, I have a small problem here.

My son, frank Jr., he's eight...

Uh, he took a powder from the house this morning.

- His mom is a little concerned.
- A little?

Give me a description.
I'll see if I can find him.

Great. Yeah. Uh-huh.

Four feet one or two, brown hair, brown eyes,

blue jeans, white t-shirt,

sneakers,

one of those sweatshirt jackets...
Gray, zip up the front.

And a baseball cap.

Dark blue.

Oh, I expect him to come waltzing in in
a couple of hours under his own steam.

Hey, you want me to...

If you could put the word out, that'd be great.

Maybe a phone number. Sure.

555-823...

3-1. 3-1.

Fay? Frank Jr.?

Yeah, he ran away from home this morning.

Believe me, it is nothing to worry about.

I've done it myself a few times. Recently.

Yeah. I appreciate it, Ted.

Say hello to your wife for me.

I'll be here.

Thanks.

He's putting out the word to all his uniforms.

In the meantime, I want you
to go home and just wait.

If anything happens to him...

Nothing's happened to him, and
nothing's going to happen.

Go home, and I'll call you a little later.

Okay. Don't worry, fay.

Running away from home is
as American as apple pie.

I hope you're right.

Just to be on the safe side, why don't i
have dispatch put out his description.

Good idea.

Harry. Good to see you again.

Drink up, gentlemen. Enjoy yourselves.
Thank you.

Chief. How are you?

What is this? Huevos rancheros.

Don't you have anything else?

Sorry. That's the menu.

I could get you some more refried beans.

Hi. How are you? Oh, hi.

Well, here's to you, ray.
Congratulations.

Ol�.

I never drink more than one Margarita.

Oh, come on, ray. You're not gonna
be a killjoy at your own fiesta.

I guess one more wouldn't hurt.

If I could have your attention, please.

Several years ago...

I was instrumental in establishing a program...

To promote hispanic officers...

To positions of prominence and
visibility within the department.

This occasion...

Marks the great strides that
we've made in that area...

Since the inception of the program,

and I think that we can all take
great pride in our progress.

At this time...

Frank furillo has a few words to
say about our officer of the year.

Uh, chief.

If you don't mind, sentiment-wise, i
can speak for all of us on the hill.

I don't mind at all, Howard.

Anything?

Thank you, chief.

If I might digress for a moment,

I remember back to a day in dartmouth.

I was arguing the con side of a debate...

Concerning statehood for Puerto Rico.

The lines were drawn, the battle was clean,

and I, uh... I won the thing.

But having had the good fortune
to work with ray calletano,

I can say now with a clear conscience...

That I am damn glad we took that island over.

Ray calletano is a credit to his people.

He is one of the finest puerto
rican-Americans in the department.

And without further fanfare,

I give you ray calletano,

a man that I am proud...

To call amigo.

Chief Daniels,

my esteemed colleagues,

it is with great pride that I accept
and thank you for this award.

At a time like this I feel...

That there is only one thing that I can say.

Why huevos rancheros?
And why margaritas?

Why do you assume that all hispanic
people like that kind of food?

I don't like that kind of food.

I'm not Mexican.
I'm not even puerto rican.

You go to all this trouble to
give this banquet in my honor,

and no one even bothers to
find out that I'm Colombian,

not Mexican or puerto rican.

And furthermore, phrases
like credit to his people...

And fine puerto rican-American...

Tend to stick in the throat of a man...

Who has been a citizen of
this country for 22 years.

And why is it that when you're
down here today to honor me...

As hispanic officer of the year,

I look around a room full of ranking officers...

And the only other hispanics I see...

Are waiters and busboys.

As far as I'm concerned, you can keep your award.

Oh, no! I'm telling you!

He was screaming in Spanish, throwing guacamole!

I heard it was all because he hates margaritas.

Pina coladas.
Margaritas, coffey.

Pina coladas is a Caribbean drink.

Where do you think he comes from, Leo?
Cuba.

Cuba is the Caribbean. Forget about it.
He's Costa Rican.

What's everyone looking at?

Look, lieutenant, I know this
is none of my business, but...

Maybe you'd like to talk about it over
a nice, hot cup of Margarita... coffee.

Teresa, you're a businesswoman.

Can you afford to close your shop long enough...

To make eight or nine court appearances?

You gotta consider the bottom line.

You'd be better off legally
if the guy had raped you.

As it is, the cops saved the day just in
time to get the charge knocked down...

To aggravated assault.

That won't put anybody away for six months.

Officer renko?

What do you think I should do?

Well, I don't do a whole lot of thinkin', ma'am.

I'm too busy showing up at the scene of a crime...

Just in time to mess up the judicial process.

I tell you, you take all them gray-suited lawyers,

you round 'em all up, put
'em on a boat to indochina,

you wouldn't have no more problems
with the criminal justice system.

What are you getting so worked up for?
That won't solve anything.

I don't wanna close my boutique.

I don't wanna mess up my pretty blonde hair.

I don't wanna get involved with some
stinkin' crime out on the street.

Just a minute.

Excuse me.
You wanna know what I think?

Miss hyler, if you are truly interested...

In my personal opinion on this matter,
I'd be glad to give it to you.

If you think you are inconvenienced now,

just think where the hell you would be...

If me and my partner hadn't
showed up this morning.

We went in after that guy at
considerable personal risk.

I could have been shot, stabbed.

I could have been plain stomped to death.

I don't mind doing that. That's my job.

But it just kicks the wind out of me to
think that I went through all that...

And I'm risking my life so some
Turkey can go out there next week,

get behind a bush and jump out on somebody else.

Sorta makes me wonder why i
bother to get up in the morning.

Well, that's all very inspiring, officer renko,

but not particularly pertinent
to my client's situation.

Come on, Teresa.

That's all very inspiring, officer renko,

but not very pertinent to my personal situation.

Regular epidemic around here
today, captain, temper-wise.

You heard about ray. Yeah.

Where is he? In the locker room.

You'd better check your desk first, captain.

Is there any word about frank Jr.?
No.

I've been doing some reading.
I thought you might wanna talk about it.

There is nothing to talk about, frank.

My career is over.

I made a fool of myself in front of my friends,

in front of chief Daniels.

Madre Mia.

Personally, I think your
reaction was understandable.

I don't think anybody meant to be malicious,

but there wasn't an abundance
of sensitivity involved.

I don't know what came over me, frank.

Something inside just boiled over.

Mmm.

I was at one of these functions about seven
years ago, when I was still drinking,

sitting next to commander Swanson,

and all night long he kept telling these
bad ethnic jokes, one after the other.

I'd had a little too much to drink.

I'd had a lot too much to
drink... I wasn't drunk, frank.

I'll admit, those two
margaritas loosened my tongue,

but I wasn't drunk.

And I meant every word I said.

I know you did, ray.

Well, by the time Swanson got to...

About his fifth paisan routine...

I finally took exception, I was so annoyed.

How?

Rumor has it I poured a double scotch on
the rocks down the front of his shirt.

No. Really?

Then I stormed out of there,

came back here, wrote one of these and...

Fortunately, no one would accept it.

You're damn good at your job, but you're
no less human than the rest of us,

and nobody expects you to be.

If it'll make you feel any better, i
think you made some valid points.

Thanks, frank.

Yo Ram�n calletano ofrezco mi resignaci�n?

Ray, aren't you carrying this
latino thing a little bit too far?

Judas h., man, if you're gonna throw in the towel,

sit on a sword, not a goldarned tamale.

I got four guys in the alley, you got five.
What's that, Einstein, 4.5 guys?

Luce, I promise, you're
making too much out of this.

I wouldn't be surprised if
we didn't even get up there.

Cases like this, most of the time
they make a deal at the last minute.

So I might be going through all this for nothing?

That's what I've been trying to tell you.

So why do I worry until I have to worry?
Exactly.

Would you please recount
exactly what took place...

After you witnessed my client's
alleged drug purchase?

Joe... officer coffey and I...

Had just pulled up...

And the guy took off down the alley.

- The guy being?
- Your client.

- Clarence Jenkins.
- Please continue.

Well, the other guys... the buyers...

Took off in all different directions.

We went after Jenkins down the alley.

And he dropped this envelope in a
trash can and then kept going.

So we finally caught him and got
the envelope out of the trash can.

Officer bates, how many people were in the
alley when you and officer coffey arrived?

I think there were four or five.
Four or five.

Then you don't recall the exact number?

Well, it was three months ago.

Officer bates, I'm aware that
the details of the situation...

May have slipped your mind
in the time that has lapsed.

In fact, given the ephemeral state of your memory,

how can you be certain my client is the
person who dropped the envelope...

Into the trash can?

Because I saw him do it.

Then your memory is only selectively flimsy.

I'm just telling you what I remember I saw.

Prior to the convening of this trial,

- did you rehearse this testimony with officer coffey?
- No.

What if I were to tell you that, just
10 minutes ago on this witness stand,

while you were being sequestered,

officer coffey testified...

That you did in fact discuss
this case extensively...

On your way to the courtroom today?

Would that change your answer?

We talked about it...

Then you now admit that you did
discuss the case with officer coffey.

We did discuss it, but...

Officer bates,

if two suspects were...

Confined together, alone,
in an interrogation room...

So that they had ample chance
to compare their stories...

And agree on what they would
say before questioning,

would you be likely to believe
anything they told you?

I guess not. I mean...

So, officer bates,

given the fact that this is exactly
what you and officer coffey did...

Immediately prior to this trial,

and given your sporadic lapses of memory
concerning the details in this case,

and especially given the fact...

That, when questioned a few minutes ago,

you did not divulge the entire truth...

As to the nature of your
conversation with officer coffey...

Given all of this, officer bates,

how can you expect this court...

To have any faith in anything
you've told them today?

I have no further questions, your honor.

Six, your time is up.

Can I help you? Yeah. I'd like to see Jeannie.

She's booked.
I can give you Vanessa in 10 minutes.

Well,

uh, when's Jeannie gonna be free?

Not in your lifetime.

Well, she must be kinda popular around here, huh?

Yep. I don't know what it is with her.
She must really be something special.

Yeah, she's something special, all right.
She's my wife!

Hey! You can't go back there!

There you are, you tramp. Get your clothes on!
I'm taking you out of here!

Who said you could come in here?
You mess with my wife, fat boy?

Is that what you're doing?

This guy says he's your husband.
He's not my anything.

I kicked the creep out three months
ago and he won't leave me alone.

I told you if you came back around
here I was gonna call the cops.

I'm not leaving without you, Jeannie.

Boring.

I don't know what your problem is,
but this area is off-limits...

Unless you pay your 17.50.

You heard him!
Get out of my life, you creep!

Did you ask for her special, fat man?
Did you get everything you want?

I am a legitimate, licensed masseuse, you slime!

Sure you are!
I bet you got a wife back home somewhere too!

She know you're getting your
oil changed every afternoon?

Get outta my way!

Mister. Mister, are you all...

Heart attack.
We got a heart attack in here.

Dispatch, angel one.

Give us an ambulance at 2524 north park.
That's 2524 north park.

Come on. Come on!

Roger, angel one.

He's breathing.

You stinkin' creep. You almost
killed my best customer.

Lieutenant.

What you said this morning, all the
brothers have been talking about it.

We're proud of you, man.

You said something that we all wanted to.

Muy bravo, bro. Gracias.

Ray, I don't think you have
anything to worry about...

Concerning your little fusillade this morning.

No?

Why, you're a 20-year man, hombre.

With your pension and a little
security work on the side,

you'll be in serious centavos until you're 85.

I have had serious reservations
about remaining a cop today.

What else is new?

I risk my life catching criminals...

Only to have some college-educated
attorney throw the case out of court.

It don't make sense to me.
Officer renko?

What, did you forget something?

Yes.

I forgot my responsibilities.

I'll... I'll catch up with you later.

Responsibility to what?

To you, to other women,

to myself.

Uh, I would like to press charges
against that man, if it isn't too late.

No, it's not too late.

Of course, there's a whole
lot of forms to fill out.

I don't mind.
Then I don't mind helping you.

- Thank you.
- Tell me why you did it!

- In here?
- Just forget it, luce.

Whose business is it anyway
if we talked about the case?

Just forget it. This is bogus!

Sit down and shut up!
You can't bring me here against my will!

I want justice! I ain't sittin' down
and shuttin' up till I get some!

Why did you have to tell her?
What for, huh?

What for? She asked me.

Where do you get off dumping this on me?
If this guy walks, it's because of you.

What's the trouble here?

Luce is all bent out of shape because
she blew her first court appearance.

Now she's blaming old motormouth here.
You the man in charge?

I'm suing the police.
This guy refused to sign a citation.

I got somethin' you can citate!

When I tried to bring him in, he resisted arrest.

And a lot of help you were.
What was the violation?

- I didn't violate nothin'!
- Go ahead, tell him, luce. He's your collar.

Driving with a mutilated license.

- A mutilated license?
- That's a lie!

That's a damn lie! Show him!

You see?
That license don't mutilate for two more years!

Don't start in with that absent father routine.

I do the best I can under the circumstances.

Okay.

You're right. We're not helping each
other talking like this. I'm sorry.

We'll find him.

Everything will be all right.

Yes, I'm sure.

I do too. Yeah.
Call me if you hear anything. Bye.

Left this at the coffee machine.

We handle a hundred lost children a year, frank.

Ninety-eight of them turn out with happy endings.

He knows how to use a phone.
Why hasn't he called?

Is he tall enough to reach a slot on a pay phone?

There is no more irrational
creature on this planet...

Than a frightened parent, frank.

Can't think straight.
Can't do anything but worry yourself sick.

I'm speaking from experience.

I never knew what gut fear was
till Josh was in the hospital.

You were there with me, frank.

Henry, I've been a cop for 18 years.

Eighteen years of murders and
rapes and senseless brutality.

After a while, we learn how
to distance ourselves...

You know, build walls...

So it can't touch us and so we can sleep at night.

But this...

He's all right, frank.

I know he is.

D

am I beat.

Any chance I got a slow day tomorrow?

You don't have a slow day till June.

Sometimes I wish I wasn't so
good at what I do, you know.

Listen, I gotta tell you how
terrific you were today.

I mean, you saved that guy's life.

You were sensational.

Well, thank you very much.

You know, I got this friend... rosanne.

She'd go nuts for you.

Now she's got a tootsie for him.
You believe this dame?

What line of work is she in?

She's a dentist, belker.

She's got a good job. Yeah?

She's an exotic dancer over at the crazy horse.

They really make the dough, let me tell ya.

This is priceless.

- Let me give you her number.
- Quick, Neal, give me a pen.

She's home Sundays and mornings.

Or you can leave word with her landlord.

Well, gotta run.

- See you tomorrow?
- Yeah, sure.

Really. Call her, okay?

You two would be perfect for each other.

Neal, it's criminal.

Locked in with merchandise like that,
and an exotic dancer in the bullpen,

and he's gonna go home and eat a TV dinner.

Hey!

Freeze! Police officers!

Police! Freeze!

Move back! Move back!

You killed the wrong guy!

You stupid cop! That's not a crook!
That's enrico!

He owns the place! No, no, no!

I can't bel... you killed the wrong guy!

You had to buy the gun, huh? You big stupid!

You want to be a big hero!

You couldn't wait for the police to come, huh?

You had to show everybody how brave you are!

Look at how brave you are!

There's no way you could have known. If
you hadn't fired first, I would have.

Detective, I'm connally from
officer-involved shootings.

This is lieutenant Stevens.
We'd like to talk to you now.

Look how brave you are!

Where are you taking him?
No, no, no, no, no!

Please leave him here with me!

Leave him here!
I'll take care of him!

Enrico! Enrico!

It's okay. It's okay.

O dios m�o!

Let's take it inside, huh?

Not gonna get anything done out here.

Yeah, okay.

My writing hand feels paralyzed for life.

I haven't done so much paperwork since my divorce.

Don't say I didn't warn you.
I know.

So, what happens now?

We go to the courts, file a bunch of papers.
Then what?

If you're lucky, he'll cop
at arraignment tomorrow...

In front of judge Maurice mo, let 'em
go Schiller and be done with it.

But if not, there's the
preliminary, which isn't so bad.

You just answer a bunch of questions
like, what were you doing there?

Have you ever seen this guy before?

Do you always wear that kind of perfume?

What? What has the perfume got to do with it?

You know how these defense lawyers are.

They always try to make it
look like you enticed the...

Oh, yeah.

Well, what do you think?

Is it too enticing?

I can't answer that on the
grounds of self-incrimination.

Anyway, there's the trial and the preliminary...

Are you hungry?

- Pardon?
- I'm sorry. I didn't mean anything.

Well, I... it's a rather
familiar question, you know.

No, I...

Well, ma'am, what I'm trying to say, miss hyler,

is that you and I ought to be able to go get
something to eat... dinner or something...

Since we're gonna be spending
so much time together,

legal-wise, that is.

Well, um,

yeah,

to answer your question, officer,

I'm famished.

Famished.

Second man came running out.
He stopped about here.

We yelled for him to freeze. He turned
around, pointed the shotgun right at Neal.

How much time would you say lapsed...

Between the first gunman and the store owner?

Couldn't have been more than two, three seconds.

Detective Washington, do you concur
with the facts that's been given?

Yeah.

That's exactly how it happened.

Captain furillo, we've gotten the same account...

From five civilian eyewitnesses.

Though I'd be a fool to guarantee clear sailing,

at this time I don't anticipate any problems.

Fine. Thanks, lieutenant.

Anything else I can do, captain?

I don't think so.
Go home and get some rest.

Hey, Neal. Feel like dinner?

No, man.

Call you later?

Sure.

You be at your crib? It's okay, babe.
It's okay.

You really okay?

Yeah, I guess.

I just want you to be prepared.

You're gonna get a lot of heat from
the media in the next couple of days.

What can I tell 'em, except the truth?

Press relations will help you with any statements.
I'll set that up tomorrow.

Look, it's probably not a lot
of help... I know, I know.

I did everything just like I was supposed to.

If I had to do it all over
again, I'd do the same thing.

So what does it get me?

I'm a good cop, captain.

And an innocent man is dead.

And you know what's the worst part?

I don't feel a thing.

You will.

Might be 3:00 in the morning, it might
be a month from now, but it'll hit you.

You'd just better be ready for it.

What about tonight?
You have someone to go home to?

I just feel like spending
some time alone, captain.

I'll work it out by myself.

You have my number.
Don't hesitate to use it.

Henry? Still nothing, frank.

All the precinct night shifts are being briefed,

all the hospitals, the bus
company, the cab companies...

And the driver alert program.

Joyce is up here, I guess on her case.

- Thanks.
- Frank? Frank.

Frank, I'm sorry.
I couldn't stay at home.

Frank, I'm going crazy.

I mean, I feel so helpless
just sitting and sitting.

Where is he?

Please, god, don't let anything happen to him.

Is anybody home, in case he calls?
Yes. My mother's there.

Frank, if anything should happen...

I mean, I just... I just think
we should be together now.

- You wanna stay here a while?
- If I won't be in the way.

No, I want you to. Henry.

How about a cup of coffee with a
veteran in these things, huh?

I'd... I'd like that, Henry.

You took a cheap shot at me this morning.

If you have a specific problem, officer
bates, perhaps we can discuss it.

You're damn right I have a specific problem.

You manipulated me, made me look like I was lying.
I wasn't, and you knew it.

Don't blame me because you
didn't do your job, officer.

Oh, great. That's perfect.

That's your job?
To make the truth look like lies?

You care about winning, and you don't care
who you drag through the mud to do it.

Officer bates, I want you in my office right now.
Captain...

Now!

I talked to assistant district attorney
Rogers this afternoon for 20 minutes.

In his expert opinion, your testimony was shaky,

unprofessional and poorly prepared.

I understand it being your first trial,

but all the more reason why you
should've been extra careful.

She didn't have to make me look like a jerk.

She didn't make you look like anything.

Again, according to a.D.A. Rogers,

her cross-examination was
competent... no more, no less.

Captain...

Go ahead. I'm listening.

Do you think you're being completely fair?

If you want to discuss fairness, bates,

let's start with your implication
that my objectivity is compromised...

By my personal life.

That is simply unfounded on
any level, and you know it.

The bottom line is that she
did her job and you didn't.

I think you know that as well as I do.

That's all.

Hi, bill.

Boy, don't I wish.

Listen, just one thought.

You know that haunted house that
kids play in over at 441 Ramsey?

Could you send a car to check it out?
Sure thing.

Thanks. I appreciate it.
No problem.

Why didn't you tell me this morning?

I was too busy trying not to go crazy.

All I've been able to think about are all
those phone calls I've made over the years.

Mr. and Mrs. so-and-so, I have some bad news.

I used to imagine the horror
of being on the other end.

Frank, I'm sure he's fine.
I'm just sure of it.

Is there anything else I can do?

I just have a few loose ends to tie up here.

Then I'm gonna take fay home
and climb a new set of walls.

You get things straightened out with Lucy?

She was hurt.

And she was a lot closer to being
right than she got credit for.

I could have made my point
without tearing her to shreds.

Well, she'll be stronger herself the next time.

That's what I'm afraid of.

Frank, there's a situation out
here I think you oughta look into.

Don't go away. I won't.

What's the problem?

We've got a perpetrator cited for
inflicting unnecessary anxiety.

I think he wants to discuss a plea bargain.