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You foreign journalists, always
blowing things out of proportion.

I covered
the riot myself, General.

Even if you don't believe my
report, the camera doesn't lie.

Yeah, there's trouble all over
the capital. Looting, fires being set.

The work of a few thugs,
communists, means nothing.

Report that to the world.

Pardon me, General, maybe... Perhaps the
people are trying to tell you something.

Your economy
is collapsing, and...

If the people wish to speak, |
will let them. We are a democracy.

What about the rumors that
you were leaving the country?

Where would I go?
I love my country.

We are an emerging power
in Latin America.

Sure, we have problems.
But nothing we cannot solve.

Pardon me, General,
but I must insist.

Captain Jimendez
takes very good care of me.

Drop in anytime.

Where'd you find him?

At the airport.

How much?

Two million.

You work for Borbon?

What is your name?

Guzman.

Where were you taking
his money, Guzman?

United States. So, he's
planning on leaving after all.

You're a loyal soldier, my friend.
Loyalty is a trait I greatly admire.

Any word
from the Americans?

Diplomatic channels are open,

but progress is slow.
Politics.

Push them!

Do they remember how quickly things
changed in Cuba? The Dominican.

We have to get out of here.
Now!

What is this?

A gift from one of our
Colombian friends.

It arrived
with the afternoon shipment.

"Saludo General.
Business is good

"and only your continued
presence can keep it that way.

"Please accept this gift as
a token of our appreciation.

"And remember, this is the only
way you'll ever leave the country.”

Poor Guzman!

You see,
they will never let you leave.

The cartel is afraid of what will
happen if you abandon Costa Morada.

How about
a little radio?

I'm not really in a rock 'n'
roll mood this morning, Rico.

You party last night?

Tried to.

Almost made it, too.

By 1:00, I convinced myself
I was having a blast.

By 1:15,
I was sound asleep.

Yeah, social life in
the '80s, isn't it a kick?

Wonder what's taking
Ramon so long?

Supposed to go in there and
get a suitcase full of buy money.

At least that's
the tip I got.

There has got to be a better
way for me to spend my adult life

than be sitting in an alley
eyeballing some two-bit gangster.

I hear you, but this is the
life, man, to serve and protect.

Well, there's our turkey.

Yeah, Mr. Johnny Ramon.

Let's do him.

Looks like he's heading
to the causeway.

Frisky little bugger,
isn't he?

Whoa.

What the hell is this?

All right, out of the car. Come
on. Out of the car. Let's go.

Come on. Hands up.

Move it. Let's go.

Who are you?

Colonel Andrew Baker,

Special Drug Enforcement
Task Force at your service.

You're on our side?

You bet. So's everyone
else here.

Chief? You wanna say hello
to your men.

Chief?

What the hell's going on here?

You know what I know. |
was at a fund-raising breakfast.

Someone wanted to have a word
with me and then they threw me in a car.

Once again, my apologies.

Gentlemen, let me fill
you in on our mission,

which officially
does not exist.

A certain individual with high
level ties to our government

is about to be brought into
Miami by special arrangement.

Now, this man is in a unique position
to provide us with valuable information,

extremely
valuable information.

We, and I mean the entire
task force, regard this man

as the key to penetrating the
Medellin cartel's inner-most circle.

General Manuel Borbon.

That's right.

So tell me, what do you
know about him?

Oh, not much.

Only that he's the dictator of Costa
Morada. They call him "the Butcher."

He killed thousands
of political prisoners.

And his regime is banked
by drug dealers.

He sold out to the cartel
years ago.

Right again. And now
he's gonna sell out to us.

I'm sure you're all aware of the unstable
political situation in Costa Morada.

Here, take a look
at these photocopies.

That note was delivered to Borbon
in the coffin of one of his aides.

Now, it's unsigned, but we know
that it was sent by a lieutenant

in one of the three major
families in the Medellin cartel.

Borbon is scared. That's why he's
ready to talk about the drug trade

in exchange for our help in getting
him out before there's a revolution.

You're actually gonna
cut a deal with this snake?

I don't think that's
any of your concern.

What the hell is our concern?

How you're gonna
get him out alive.

Colonel, my men aren't
authorized for this work.

I just gave them
their jurisdiction.

With your extensive
undercover experience,

your intimate familiarity with the Latin
drug trade, you fit the profile perfectly.

All you have to do is go under using your
standard M.O., a couple of drug dealers.

Our contacts in Costa Morada
will supply you with weapons.

So, a couple of drug dealers are
just gonna waltz in there to the palace

and tell Borbon
his cab's ready.

I think you'll find our plan
is pretty solid, Crockett.

Thanks to the expertise
of our point man,

who recommended you
for the job, incidentally.

Send him in.

Look who's here.

You kidding me?

Long time no see.

You letting this punk
call the shots for Uncle Sam?

Mr. Ramon is well connected
in Costa Morada.

Damn right,
he's well connected.

He controls half the street
traffic on Miami Beach.

Buddy, I ain't never been convicted.
In fact, I'm a serious patriot.

You're a serious slimeball.

Ooh!

Okay, so you got this chump
stretched.

What is it? Racketeering?
Extortion? Gun-running? What?

Sure, Ramon rolls over
to you for a free walk.

Let's just tighten up,
gentlemen.

This stinks.

Yeah, that's why
I recommended these two guys.

They got brains.

Plus they got integrity.
I love guys with integrity.

- You get out of my face.
- Put a lid on it, Crockett!

That's enough!
I'll tear your head off.

That's enough!
Damn it! Both of you!

Put a lid on it, Crockett!

I don't work with scum.

Hey. Hey, listen to me! It doesn't
matter what we think of these people.

With Borbon's information, we could
cut the drugs off at their source.

We've only dreamed of
doing that before.

Keep dreaming, Colonel.

Yeah, it's a buck for 44.
What's still up for tonight?

All right. All right.
Iowa minus the 11,

Utah plus four,
Indiana State plus the six.

Give me a dime on each. Yeah.
Yeah, I know what my figure is.

Look, do you want
the action or not? Okay.

I've been thinking about
Borbon.

No, thanks.

I must have driven a hundred miles turning
it over and over and over in my head.

At first, I was stunned
by the absurdity.

But then, I approached it
from a different angle.

Don't tell me.
Let me guess.

You figured that if we could
bring in Borbon,

for once we can
really make a difference.

Yeah. I mean Borbon
could blow the whistle

on the cartel's major players.

You think I'm being naive?

No.

No, Rico, I think
you're being hopeful.

Hey, come on, man, admit it.

Wouldn't you just love
to hear Borbon's

little book of players,
names, dates.

Yeah, man.

I bet he could really give us the
who's who in that dope social register.

You got it.

I'm in it, if you are,
partner.

You know we're suckers, Rico.
"Cause this one ain't no trip to Cleveland.

In fact, it's probably
suicide.

So what?
You wanna live forever?

I'll probably have to tag along just
keep you from getting your butt shot off.

Your visas, the validation
dates are incorrect.

You gotta be kidding me.

No, senior.

Please follow me.

Seriores, allow me to be
of service. I am Ramirez.

With the government Bureau of
Tourism. We have been expecting you.

You're right on time. Seems like we
got a little bureaucratic problem here.

Oh? Qué problema?

Excuse me, gentlemen.

Enjoy your visit.

Thank you.

Come this way.
My car is outside.

Quaint local custom.

Don't leave home without it.

So, how did the General
like his little gift?

Made no difference.
He still intends to leave.

Nothing you or I can do
will change that.

The stability of Costa Morada is
essential to our operations. He leaves,

the rebels seize control.
We lose everything.

It is too late. I've had to make arrangements
with the Americans to get him out.

The General put me in charge.

In that case, we have no
choice. You must kill Borbon.

And the American agents, too.

Are you crazy?
What would that accomplish?

It would stop him from
spilling his guts to the DEA.

Killing the General, that
would be difficult for me.

We go back a long way.

Loyalty.
I respect and admire loyalty.

Perhaps you'd like to discuss
this with your family.

I believe they're hiding in the
zona rosa with your mother,

the three little ones
and your lovely wife.

But I'm sure
they'll be safe there

if this little problem with
the General is taken care of.

So how come we get
the special treatment?

Or does the Department of Tourism
do this for all its visitors?

We are working for the same cause.
I'm taking you to meet your contact.

So just settle back
and enjoy the scenery.

Your contact is in there.
Just wait here until I get him.

Do not worry about them.
They are loud but harmless.

Big welcome wagon, hey, Rico?
No kidding.

Get out of here! Now!

Let's get out of here.
Yeah, let's go.

Hop in. Hop in. Get in the
car. Get in. Get in the car!

My name is Felicia.
I'm your contact.

I hope you work out
better than our last one.

It was not us. Perhaps you
should look to your own people.

So much for the expertise
of our point man.

General, this situation
is out of control.

What situation?

Your systematic
looting of the treasury.

I can no longer stand by and watch you
pilfer state assets while our people starve.

Shut your mouth at once!

It is ironic you come to me,

for I have had reports of your
malconduct in financial matters.

Me? That is laughable, General. You know
too well who is misappropriating funds.

Ordinarily, I would mount a
full investigation of your trespass,

but under current conditions,
there is no time for such actions.

General, what are you doing?

Electing a new
finance minister.

Perfect. Just what
the doctor ordered.

Borbon says he will be
ready to leave tomorrow night.

We have people inside the
palace that keep us informed.

It is important for you to
coordinate with these people.

From what I've seen, I think
we'd better push up this little party

up to as soon as possible.
Like tonight.

I agree. I will have your
contact meet you at El Coyote.

Good.

Damn well organized.

One of you should stay with
me, go over our escape route.

Yeah. Well,
I'll meet the contact.

Why don't you
take the tour?

We'll have units and
stations all along the road.

In case you are followed
to the pier.

Good, because we gotta make
that rendezvous by 10:00 p.m.,

or the boat leaves
with or without us.

Felicia, I don't mean
to be disrespectful,

but why, why do you go on
fighting like this?

I love my country and I have
faith that we can make a difference.

Why are you helping Borbon?
The man you're fighting against.

Too many people
are dying in the revolution.

I believe the bloodshed
will stop.

I am Bianca.

And this is
Captain Jimendez.

We arranged to meet you here
because there are spies everywhere.

You and your partner must escort the
General out of the palace tomorrow night.

I want to move him tonight.

Tonight?

That's impossible. I'll never be able to
mobilize my men on such short notice.

Why not? They're all inside
the palace, aren't they?

Yes, but...

I... I don't know if I can organize
them without causing suspicion.

You better give it your best shot,
Captain, it's like a nightmare out there.

This little hamlet
could blow at any second.

He's right, Jimendez.

I don't like it.

But I suppose you're right.

This Montoya, the maniac who sent
the General the coffin, he wants blood.

The General is hosting a cocktail party
tonight for several important businessmen.

He hopes to restore their
confidence in his regime.

After dinner, a movie will be shown. That
will be the perfect opportunity to escape.

Here's a map of the grounds. It
shows where the sentries are posted.

You will come over
the south wall by the trees.

We will have the General
waiting for you in the rear garden.

I'll brief the others. Can you make
sure the General's ready to go?

Yes, I'll see to it.

I'm the General's daughter.

You know, I really believe in what
you're doing. What you're trying to do.

Do you?
Yeah.

You know, back where I came from in the
Bronx, we had a lot of the same problems.

Poverty, drugs, gangs.

Of course, it's still not as bad as
things are here, but a war zone.

But I can see in your face,
Detective, that you still love that place.

Yeah?

Maybe. Maybe I do.

There is much
to do, Detective.

Rico.

Yeah.

All right. It's all set.
We move Borbon tonight.

Can you get Felicia and round up
the ammunition, and the getaway?

No problem. All we gotta do is radio
the boat and get them here tonight.

I'll talk to Felicia.
Great.

So, you're a nurse, too?

Is there anything
you don't do?

I just try to make
myself useful, Detective.

Sister, you are needed
to assist the doctor.

Yes, Father.

Sister.

You're
kidding me. A nun.

Well, that part doesn't bother me.
I think she's a fantastic woman.

A different kind of woman.

I mean, in spite of all
the pain and suffering

and all the crap
that Borbon has done,

she's still willing to do her
part to get him out of here.

Just on the chance that maybe
it might make things better.

It's amazing.

Well, listen, man, I went over
the plans. They look clean.

The only wild card is Montoya.

Now, according to Jimendez, he
could move at any time, anywhere.

Well, that was a good move for
you to change the call for tonight,

'cause by tomorrow, this whole
country could be a bad dream.

Yeah. It's ironic.

Borbon bleeds a country dry

and then the only people he can trust
are the guerrillas trying to overthrow him.

Yeah, man, it's politricks.

Felicia seems solid,

but Jimendez...

What about him?

I don't know.

He seemed shaky when I told him
we were gonna move it up to tonight.

Like I'd thrown him
a curve or something.

I don't know,
something's funny.

Well, hell, man, he's caught
in the middle of a revolution.

That's enough to make
anybody nervous.

Yeah. Maybe you're right.
Let's get ready.

You have
your instructions.

Hide in the garden until I trigger
the alarm. Stay well hidden.

When they get to the rear gate,
I will give the signal to open fire.

Be sure to kill the General
and the Americans.

No one must escape.

Jimendez says the best place to go
over the wall is right down there.

So to hell with that,
let's go over here.

Looks like someone's
sending a welcome committee.

Come in, Bianca.

You look so handsome
in your uniform.

This is a most
unexpected pleasure.

It's a pity that you
dressed so soon.

Do you like that?

What are you trying to do,
Bianca? Kill me?

I heard you. You are
planning to kill my father.

Your father's a fool!

You were his friend!

I tried to warn him what would
happen if he left the country.

Traidor!

Let me go. Just let me alone!
Shut up!

Perhaps I should kill you
as well.

But you're young, and stupid.

Stay here. Stay out of
this, and you won't get hurt.

Good evening.
Good to see you.

Where is Bianca?

She asked me to tell you
that she has a headache.

Welcome.
But she will join you shortly.

So nice to see you again.
Good evening.

The media exaggerates.
My army is in complete control

and we will crush the communist
guerrillas and restore order.

I promise you
that Costa Morada

will remain a safe
and profitable environment

as long as I am president.

But even in times as troubled as these,
we must not forget the everyday pleasures.

So? If you'll join me,

I have a special
entertainment for you.

Gracias.

Where's Bianca?

She's waiting for you
in the van. Hurry.

Don't move.

Who are you?
What are you doing?

We're your ticket out of here,
General. But your partner here,

he wanted to put us all in
permanent exile. Didn't you, pal?

It's not true.

Oh, yeah?

Then how do you explain this little hit
team waiting right down the road here?

See, General, I must be losing
it a little bit in my old age

'cause I should have
picked it up.

Only someone very close
to Montoya

could have known that he was the
one that sent the note in the coffin.

Not to mention the fact
that you dragged your heels

when I wanted to get
the General out sooner.

Oh, yeah, you're bought and
paid for, buddy, by the cartel.

No, no, no.
This man is my friend.

No, Father, he isn't.

No, come on. We gotta
move now. Move! Let's go.

Come on. Let's go.

Go, go, go!

Répido! Répido!

Répido!

Felicia! Felicia!

Felicia! Rico, come on,
she's gone, man. Let's go.

Went clean in and clean out.
We don't need this anymore.

As long as we can keep the
bleeding stopped, he should be all right.

God that was close back there.
Another couple of minutes and he...

Yeah. Would have really been
a heartbreaker, wouldn't it?

So, how long you figure
till we hit the seaplane?

The way things been going, pal,
I think we better do it on our own.

We got enough fuel, probably
make it to Miami in a couple of days.

I'll check upstairs.

Thank you for saving
my father's life, Detective.

I know what you must think of him.
Most men would have let him die.

Yeah, well, it's part
of the job description.

I learned a long time ago you can't
let personal feelings get in the way.

Trouble is, after a while,
you can't feel anything at all.

I think your problem is just
the opposite, you feel too much.

Well, Chief,
you'll be pleased to know

that Crockett and
Tubbs have got Borbon out.

They'll be rendezvousing with
the seaplane in a couple of hours.

- Well, that's great, Baker.
- But I got news for you.

I got reliable sources
and they tell me

there are Colombian hit
teams out looking for you.

Yeah, yeah. We heard that rumor,
too. So far it's unsubstantiated.

What are you gonna
do about it?

We're gonna stash Borbon
in a safe house

until we can transport him
west for debriefing.

No way.
Forget about it, Colonel.

I'm not gonna allow you to turn the
streets of my city into a butcher shop,

just to protect
some dictator.

Forget about it!

I'm afraid it's not
your call, Chief.

The hell it isn't!

I understand you harbor
certain political aspirations.

So? So what? What of it?

I have these very important
friends in the national GOP.

And if you want to run for anything
more prestigious than dogcatcher,

you're gonna need their help.

You violated orders,
hotshot!

The seaplane was waiting.
Where the hell were you?

Listen, pal, your damned
orders damn near got us killed.

I figured we had
a better shot on our own.

What're you talking about?

Somebody set us up!

Borbon took a bullet
to prove it.

Well, what do you mean?
Where is he?

He's fine. He's recovering nicely.
We got him stashed in a safe house.

Something smells
in your organization, Baker.

Till you find out what it
is, we're gonna keep him.

Wait a minute, mister. You
don't dictate policy to me!

I'll hang you both out to dry!

You do it, and you'll never
see the General again.

The Colombians have got a price
on his head! You just don't get it.

Well, if anything happens to him,
you're out of the game, permanently.

Yeah? Well, we'll take the chances. In
the meantime, you wanna do something?

Check out your pal, Ramon.

How long are we to be locked
up here? This was not my deal!

Calm down, Father! The Americans
are doing what they can.

You dare take their side over
me, after all I've done for you?

Father, I'm just trying
to help you.

Father, I want to talk to you!

Welcome back
to fun central, boys.

What's happening?

How're things
in the real world?

Status quo, Trudy.

Baker's about to bust a gut.
How's the houseguest?

They're fine.

I'll tell you one thing, we took so
many wrong turns, I almost got lost.

Thanks for standing guard, ladies. Why
don't you go home and get some rest?

We'll see you later.

No problem.

Can't find the top
to this thing.

You look as rough as I feel.

I was thinking about Felicia.

That was a tough one.

There's just something
about it, Sonny. I...

She died. Hey, man,
it could have been me.

It's just something
I can't shake. It's like...

Like maybe I might not make
it through this one.

Listen, man, you gotta
put that behind you.

I know it was tough.

They call that survivor guilt.
I saw a lot of that in Vietnam.

It was bad news, man.
We gotta... Rico!

Rico?

Yeah, I'm okay.
You all right?

Yeah.
Switek, you all right?

Yeah.

Borbon?

Borbon!

Where is he?

I don't know.

Damn it, he's gone!
I got the back.

How's she doing?

Well, she's pretty shaken up.

Listen, I'll notify the coroner's
office about our playmates here.

Thanks, Stan. Damn.

Now, how in the hell'd
they find out where we were?

This is our safe house,
our play.

The Lieutenant was the only
one who knew where we were.

The only one outside
of this house.

Somebody from the inside?
But who?

While you were gone this afternoon,
I overheard my father make a call.

To who?

I don't know.

Bianca, think. Think.

I don't know, believe me. And I don't
question my father about his business.

You don't question him about... How
long are you gonna turn your head?

Take a look at this. Huh? Does this
look like some sort of a game to you?

Let me tell you something.

Your father made a deal
to roll on the cartel

and by God I'm going to see
that he keeps that deal!

If we don't find him,

the Colombians will.
You think about that.

There is one thing.

When I was at school in Switzerland,
my father would send me checks

from a bank here in Miami.

What bank?

I don't remember.

What was the name
of the school?

Université de Paix in Geneva.

Thank you.

Holly, I got some food.

Good evening, Detective.

Look, if you guys are peddling
encyclopedias, I already got a set.

Guess who bought the paper
on your gambling debts?

I'm trying to pay you guys
as fast as I can.

We're not interested
in dollars, amigo.

What we need
is information.

About what?

Borbon.
Where are they hiding him?

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

I think you are a liar.

Yeah? So sue me.

I think you will tell us,
Detective.

The only question is when.

You guys gotta let me go.

If I don't show up for work, they're
gonna call the whole thing off.

Listen, did... Bianca's
school in Switzerland,

did they confirm that it was the
same bank account that Borbon used?

Borbon's all right.

A courier came in to withdraw $50,000
right after you talked to the manager.

He's stalling her now.

All right. Tell him we'll be
there in two minutes. Let's go.

Tell him you'll let him know
when we're in position.

What's she look like?

Okay, Gina, we're there.
Let her go.

I bet Borbon's closing
bank accounts all over town.

Well, well, well.
It's nice to see

the General hasn't been
suffering too much on the I am.

Yeah.

I bet what she sees in him
is right there in that bag.

I've never seen so much money.
It just gives me chills.

Now we can go anywhere.

No one will ever find us.

Yes, darling.
We go where people live right.

I will send for you, hmm?

Surprise, surprise, General.

Get dressed.

You got a date
to spill your guts. Remember?

I will not go with you. Your
protection almost cost me my life.

Blame yourself.
That little call you made

dialed in a hit
on the safe house.

Phone call?

I called my accountant.
I'm a fugitive. I need money.

Yeah, well then you better call in
an audit. Check his spreadsheets.

Max Flynn? No. No.

Yeah, well somebody did.
Now move it.

You want to see me,
Lieutenant?

Yeah.

I just got a phone call
from Crockett and Tubbs.

They found Borbon.

In Little Havana.

Alive?

Yeah.

A hit team was waiting for them
when they picked up Borbon.

It's a miracle
they're all alive.

Must be a leak somewhere.

Yeah.

Stan, I've known you
for a long time.

We've worked together
for years now.

So you'll know how hard this is for me
to ask you. Do you know anything about it?

Lieutenant, are you joking?

I'm a cop.

You're also
a compulsive gambler.

I've known about this
for a long time.

I should have talked to you
about it, but I didn't.

An addiction like that, a man in
your position, you're vulnerable.

Now, I'll ask you again.

Did someone get to you?

Absolutely not!

I'm clean now.

And even if I were dirty,

I'd never give up
my partners.

I can't take the risk.

As of right now, you're suspended
indefinitely until further investigation.

Thanks a lot.

You ought to know the
Detective set it up for us.

Shut up.
Just bring out the General.

This time, you don't come
out with Borbon's head,

don't come out at all.

Don't sweat it.
I'll get him.

Hi, guys. You remember me? Well,
you've put me in a real terrible spot.

You just got lucky tailing
Borbon's girlfriend from the bank.

But my Lieutenant
thinks I sold him out.

Can you imagine what
that could do to my career?

I mean, it's hard enough
trying to get a promotion

without your boss thinking
you're on the take.

And I'm
a pretty talented guy.

Besides surveillance, I'm
pretty handy with explosives.

You want a demonstration?
It's on the house.

See, I rigged this place with enough C4
to blow you guys back to Costa Morada.

What I'm gonna do here
to you guys is

I'm gonna give you the
old-fashioned countdown routine

and let you figure out
if it's for real

or just old Stan
making up some wacky joke.

Here we go. Ten,

nine, eight, seven,

six, five, four,

three, two, one.

Sorry, guys. I was bluffing.

Now freeze,
'cause you're all going in.

All of a sudden,
you're so serious, Stanley.

That's right, Paco,
I'm feeling pretty ugly.

The way you set it up,
I don't have much to lose.

So don't try anything stupid
like a shootout.

I don't know about you,
partner,

but I am damn tired
of dodging these bullets.

No kidding, especially on
account of a prize like Borbon.

Yeah, tell me about it.

You figure it was Borbon's accountant
who set up the hitters this time, too?

I don't know.

You mean you actually
catch fish with these?

You don't just catch fish,

you achieve a oneness
with them because

where there's plankton
there's fish.

But I sense that you are not here
in pursuit of piscatorial pleasures.

Your personal aurora
or jugress

reveals a life force of great sensitivity
on the spiritual and physical planes.

You're a perfect candidate for my
clothing-optional retreat in Ambos Mundos, Havana.

I can't wait to see what kind of
scam our cosmic healer's got today.

Yeah, right.

I can see that you live
in the here and now.

Edge city as described
by Sal Paradise.

And if you and your past
selves decide to attend,

Baba Ram Izzy will personally
handle all of your channeling.

Sorry to interrupt, Swami,
we need to have a little chat.

Excuse us, lady.

But what about my channeling?

Buy cable, it's cheaper.

Step into my office,
don't mind the smell.

Do you see this?

I got her seven centers
of esoteric energies

just spinning
in complete harmony.

Well, you can scratch her
I Ching some other time.

Right now we want
some answers.

Caesar Montoya's been drafting
local talent for a private war.

You know any of 'em?

When the cartel
is making inquiries,

I hang up the phone, okay.

Don't pollute my consciousness
with these negative energies.

Would you like maybe I should take you
on a life regression back to the slam?

Don't be a badge flasher
with a power complex, okay?

I don't know.
I can't do this anymore.

I can't threaten you anymore.
Here, Izzy, just take the money.

Tell me what you know.
We'll make it easy.

Well, Johnny Miranda is
recruiting for Montoya's army.

He's... Well, he's
offering bust insurance.

Johnny Miranda?
Right.

And there's a dental plan involved.
And I can really keep this, huh?

Absolutely not.
You're off the hook for now.

Thanks, Izzy.

Hey, I really don't need
your protection program, okay,

but thanks a lot
for asking.

I'll just go back to Cuba.

All right, call it. Johnny
Miranda or Borbon's accountant.

Definitely Miranda.

I'm tired of chasing
that bean counter.

Man, I don't wanna
talk to an accountant.

See you back at OCB.

You owe me a quarter.

Hey, you can't go in there.

I been looking for you,
Miranda.

And now you found me.
So get lost.

I hear you're the man to see
about the Montoya contract.

Montoya?

I never heard of the man. Me,
I run an employment agency.

Helping people make a living
is my passion.

There's still a lot of hunger in
this America, you know. It's tragic.

It's funny.

But I just lost my sense of
humor a couple days ago.

Where's Montoya?

I said, where's Montoya?

Who the hell are you?

He's one of the men
you are trying to Kill.

Sonny, here's the file
from Borbon's accountant.

He say anything?

Yeah, we had
a real interesting chat.

Real interesting.

Yeah, well, goodnight.

If you need anything,
I'll be at home.

Yeah, thanks.

Crockett. Crockett.

Sonny.
Yeah, Rico?

Yeah, listen don't listen
to 'em.

What's the matter, man?
Where are you?

Your friend's with me,
Montoya, Detective.

If you don't deliver Borbon
within 12 hours, your friend is dead.

Hiya, Chief.

Detective Crockett?

What's going on?

Well, Chief,

I just got a phone call

from a man that says
he has my partner.

And if I don't come across
with Borbon in 12 hours,

he's gonna make Rico suffer
and then kill him.

That's terrible.

I can understand
how badly you feel about that.

Can you?

Well, that's good.

"Cause then you won't mind
telling me where he is, will you?

Where he is?

I wish I knew, believe me.

Oh, I believe you know
where he is.

I just had a real
interesting conversation

with one of the great financial
minds of the Western world.

Your accountant, Max Flynn.

You attempting to scare me?

Scare you? No.

See, Max may be very good
with numbers,

but he's not exactly
Mr. Integrity.

He sold out Borbon to Montoya.

And then he sold out
you to me.

It's all right here.

Every damn payment that
Montoya ever made to you.

That evidence was coerced.

It's worthless in court.
You should know that.

No. No, I don't think
it's worthless.

Not for a man like yourself.

Not for a man
with political ambitions.

I think it would be very hard for
the voting public to understand

how a public servant

pulling down what,

80K a year,

could have a second home in the
Bahamas, a string of luxury cars,

a pair of fillies that never
even finished in the money.

You're burned out,
Crockett, you know?

You're delirious.

Yeah.

You're right.

I'm burned out.

My brain is like Swiss cheese.

I have no idea
what I might do.

You're crazy.

You got it.

And if you don't tell me where
those boys have my partner,

I'm gonna turn that nice
pretty wall right there

into
an expressionist painting.

Your colleagues place little
value on your life, Detective.

You go to hell.

You are dead, amigo,

only you don't know it!

Hey, somebody's coming.

Hey, Sonny, what's he doing?
We don't have the backups yet.

Montoya! It's me.
Highsmith.

We need to talk.

Highsmith.
That fool shouldn't be here.

Bring Tubbs out on the steps

where I can see he's still
alive, then I'll give you Borbon.

I think you show me
Borbon first,

then you can see Tubbs.

No. No way.

I gotta see him alive first,
otherwise, it's no deal.

Get him up.

Your detective is coming
to the door.

All in one piece.

Get ready, we're only
gonna get one shot.

Try anything
and I'll blow your head off.

You see Detective
Tubbs, now give us Borbon.

Kill them!

Switek!

Move, move, move,
let's go.

Hey, thanks, partner.

We're getting out of this,
Borbon. We're turning you over.

Your superiors are gonna
hear about this, Detective.

Listen, pal, you just better hope
the witness protection people

put you some place safe, like Fort
Knox or Mount Everest or somewhere.

Or I might come
looking for you.

Heads up, Rico.

Is there a problem?

There's been a security leak,
Detective. Compton Point's too hot.

We've been ordered by Baker to
escort you to a new exchange location.

No way, pal. Not until I get
some sort of confirmation.

Now you move those cars
out of our way.

How's this
for confirmation?

Put your gun on the dash.

Do it!

Let's get out of the car.

Should have known you were
playing both sides of the street.

Don't take it personal.
It's not about you.

You won't regret this.

Shut your mouth.
Let's take a walk.

We had a deal.

Cartel made me a better one.

You traitor.

Dead or alive,
it don't matter to me.

As long as they see the body,
I get the cash.

Hate to hit and run.

So, they found Borbon
at the bottom of a ditch.

Charred like Gina's meatloaf.

Yeah, the right place for him.

Rico,

get this on the General's
autopsy report.

There was a mole on the right arm
above the elbow. Surgery for hearing.

Scar on the right ankle. But it doesn't
say anything about the gunshot wound.

That was a fresh wound.

Yeah.
They should have noticed that.

Mmm-hmm, they should have.

Dr. Simmons.

Yeah, Doctor, this is
Detective Crockett.

I wanna ask you
a question about the autopsy

you performed on General Borbon.
Who?

There was...
What general?

On General Manuel Borbon,
there was a gunshot...

Detective, I didn't perform
an autopsy today.

It's been kind of slow,
actually.

Detective?
Detective Crockett?

Thank you.

Sorry, boys.
You're too late.

Where is he?

He split. Left me at the alter.
Didn't even say goodbye.

Yes, he tricked me, just like
he and Baker tricked you two.

So Baker's in on it,
too, huh?

Sure, honey.

He was the one behind Borbon's
fake death. He hired Ramon,

paid off the coroner's
assistant.

So, as long as we believed
that Borbon was dead,

the hitters would stop, huh?

They'd lay off. But why?

I don't know for sure.

Borbon said they were being nice to
him because he knew something about

someone high up in the
government, very high up.

Let's face it, partner, we've
been dropped in the trick bag.

The G-boys were gonna
turn him loose all along.

Where is he now?

I can't tell you.

You'd be surprised
what you can do

when you set your mind to it.

Ready?

One thing,

you know, the feds are out
protecting Borbon.

If we could go against them and
go get him, then we can hang it up.

No pension, buddy.

So what?

I never figured
to make 65 anyway.

Borbon's got the goods
on the cartel.

That's the deal we made and by God
that's the deal we're gonna keep.

Let's do it.

What is it?

I don't know.

I got that funny feeling
again.

Look, Sonny, if I don't make it,
man, I just want you to know...

Don't. Don't
even think about it.

Don't think about it.

Now we're just gonna go do
what we gotta do.

Borbon.

Kill them.

Vamonos!

Ready? Let's go.

Rico?

Rico?

I'm all right.

Hey, what the hell
have you done?

Just swatted an insect.

You got a problem with it?

Yeah, I got a problem.

Borbon was working for us.
He was gonna give us names.

But not the name,
right, Baker?

This whole damn mess
was a setup from the get.

What a couple of lightweights.

What, do you think this is
cops and robbers?

It's not about your
personal sense of justice.

What's it about, Baker?

Is it about protecting dictators
and letting drug dealers go free?

Is that it?

Take a look at the map,
Crockett.

Real estate's turning red
all over this hemisphere.

Your brand of law and order
went out with Wyatt Earp.

There's only two things
that count,

American interests and
anything that's counter to 'em.

You're what's
counter to it, Baker.

You and all those slick
deal-making lawyers.

I don't make policy.
I enforce it.

And cover it up
when it goes wrong.

That's right,
and I got carte blanche, babe.

I could shoot you
right now, easy.

Pin it on Borbon. No one's
ever gonna ask any questions.

Do it. If you got the stones.

Hey, punk! Cowboy!

I'm gonna have your badges
for this. That's a promise!

It's not over, Crockett.

You don't have to do this.

It's been a long time coming,
anyway.

I'll back you.

Thanks, Lieutenant,
but there's no other way.

Think about this.

What're you doing here?

I figured you'd be halfway
to New York by now.

Everything always takes
longer than you think.

Well, we had one hell of
a run, didn't we, partner?

Yeah, we sure did, Sonny.

So, you really gonna go back
up to the big bad Bronx?

Yeah, it looks that way.

How about you?

I don't know.

Somewhere further south.

Somewhere where the water's
warm and the drinks are cold

and I don't know
the names of the players.

I'm gonna miss you, man.

I'm gonna miss you,
too, Sonny.

Can I give you a ride
to the airport?

Why not?

In my stolen car.

Hey, Tubbs, you ever consider a
career in southern law enforcement?

Maybe.

Maybe.