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♪♪♪

Hey, come and sit it. You wanna put it in neutral, hop in.

We've got a diamond robbery.

Now, a man has been murdered!

Our priority, all along, has been to nail the killers.

[Screams]

Police, stop!

[Gunshot]

That for real?

Honey, everything you see is for real.

I don't have to fake nothin', big boy.

Drop it!

♪♪♪

♪♪♪

I can't do it!

What if I hit the wrong spot?

My boy.

It's only a stone, it's not flesh and blood.

♪♪♪

Nathan. If he can't do it.

Relax, Julian, you'll live longer.

I don't want to relax, I want to go home to my wife.

I worked 30 years to become a boss,

so I can go home when I want to go home.

Yes?

Lieutenant udo, burglary detail. We'd like to talk to you.

-What about? -Some stolen items.

May we come in? We got this confidential tip. We have to check.

You'll have to show me your credentials. More than a badge.

I can't just let anybody walk in here.

-Credentials? -Yeah.

Show him!

♪♪♪

Now we want to see some stones. A nice uncut stones.

We're not expecting a shipment of stones until the day after tomorrow.

- It's been a little slow, you see, and... - The stones, where are they?

-Julian, I wonder... -go back in, Nathan, please.

You!

[Gun firing]

♪♪♪

[Alarm rings]

I better get you to a doctor.

All right. It's only a scratch, let's play it safe, okay?

-Reo. -Yeah.

You take the truck. We'll meet up at Barney's in 45 minutes.

-You get it? -Yeah.

♪♪♪

Let's go see what's up.

-Howdy. -Oh, hi.

-A little trouble with that job. -No.

This jobbie is in the hot list, I've got to get it back to the station real fast.

You're not in gear.

Don't you know how use a clutch and a gear shift?

No. I drive on an automatic. Do you think you show me?

Anything for our friendly police.

-Hop out. -Okay.

Hurry up.

[Police siren wailing]

Listen, I think I'd better check in, see what's up.

I'll come back later.

[Horn honks]

Hey, come and sit it. You wanna put it in neutral, hop in.

-What's up? -We've got a diamond robbery.

-Anyone hurt? -Yeah, one guy was killed.

Why they call us then?

The gang impersonated police officers,

I guess the captain felt this gave us something in common.

Six years ago, back in New York,

forty-seventh street, the diamond center, you know?

I used to work there, before we moved out to California.

Please go on, Mr. Shotness.

Three of them, just like today,

the boss let them in because they act like cops.

- And I still can't believe it. - What's that, sir?

One of them I saw him again today, the one who shot Julian.

The same one who murdered one of the men back in New York.

Six years ago.

Mr. Shotness,

if you like making a trip down the headquarters, look at some pictures with us.

Can I make a phone call first, to my daughter.

Of course.

Thank you.

His last words.

Practically his last words,

he said, I worked for 30 years

so I can go home when I want to go home.

Oh, man, I'm late.

Old lady's gonna be on my back again.

Two old ladies.

Your wife and your mother?

-In one apartment? -Yeah.

-Oh, boy. -Oh, it's not that bad.

Your wife, uh, she's a Chinese, ain't she?

Vietnamese.

I met her a couple of months before I was discharged.

Your mother must have been shocked.

-She take it, all right? -Sure.

What's not to take okay?

Anyway, I really like my lady and she's pregnant,

now so I guess it's gotta be okay for everybody.

Did that guy seem peculiar to you?

What guy?

The cop who was sweating.

- The cop who was carryin' the box. - Oh, yeah.

Well, he put the box in back of the truck then he gets in the truck,

and the "cop" can't even work the gearshift.

Hey, you know, that really was weird.

Let's see what he put in there.

Hold it, you're not gonna break in?

-Ain't you curious? -Sure, but...

Look, get something to open this up.

C'mon, either help me or get lost, will ya! I don't need a spectator watching me.

Go home, kid.

- Your women-folk would never let you do this at all. - A diamonds?

But you don't know who they belong to.

A bunch of crooks, who else? Maybe even crooked cops.

But you're stealing them too.

Hey, stealing from thieves ain't stealing. Number one.

Number two, all this stuff is covered by insurance, so nobody's getting hurt.

Hey, you want in on this, or not?

Wait!

Here's another one.

Curt ulrich, alias lieutenant udo.

Let me see that.

He used to be an investigator with a big insurance company

and caught as a principal in an insurance fraud.

New York p.D. This guy is a real bad dude.

Julian, there was a man...

Vital, alive...

Virtuous and false...

With a man...

And now he's gone.

♪♪♪

We save you some, uh, dim sem, dig in.

Where's the fried shrimp?

Uh, no, we don't have any of those left.

Well, thanks.

Well... they were really greasey you wouldn't have liked them.

-Joe? -No.

Greasy, huh?

Really bad, bad.

How'd you make out?

I had a talk with our friend Willie.

- Word of the diamond heist is all over the street. - And?

And the word is that the crooks didn't pull it too clean.

Willie's associates heard

that the, uh, merchandise was supposed to be moved a few hours after the robbery.

There are a few hot fences all over the town waiting to move in on it.

- Only the crooks couldn't deliver. - You mean they didn't deliver.

No, I mean, they obviously couldn't deliver, for some reason.

Any theories?

One, they lost the merchandise.

Lost the merchandise? C'mon, will you?

Lost the merchandise, or left it somewhere?

Like where?

Like in the area.

Maybe they were afraid to move it with all the black and whites moving in.

It's a possibility.

So, chances are, if all this checks...

They'll be back to get it.

It's long shot but it's worth setting up a surveillance on it.

Want a fortune cookie?

Shrimps were greasy, huh?

Slipped right through my fingers.

You wouldn't like it at all.

Reporter: Police estimated the value of the stolen diamonds as 'well over a million dollars.

Thus far, no arrests have been made,

but a police spokesman said they have two excellent leads.

What's the matter with you?

I want to get the basketball scores.

- He's tired. - Not gettin' enough sleep is his problem.

Ma, we're movin' out. I've been looking for a house.

Where'd you get that much money all of a sudden?

I bet on a long shot.

Now she gets a house.

I've got to see it to believe it.

You want to know something? You're gonna see it.

Beautiful!

Amateurs! That's good news, anyway.

Yeah.

It wouldn't have happened, if he knew how to drive!

Now listen, you, I never said I was a truck driver.

It all happened because ulrich here got shot.

And you, big shot, you are the one who panicked! Killing a man!

And promised me there wasn't gonna be any of your Billy the kid stuff, right?

Listen, you, little punk.

You big moron, don't you call me a punk!

Cut it!

♪♪♪

Hey, look.

What did we do now?

Looks like the cops now run, I'll cover ya.

Help! Help! Police!

-Help! Help! -Officer: What's the problem?

-What's the trouble? -Are you the police?

Yeah, we're the police!

I need an ambulance!

What happened?

I was walking along and one guy stopped me, and then another guy, from behind, you know?

- Where they go? - I don't know. I really need an ambulance.

Okay, all right, come on.

Okay, you'll be okay there.

- I need an ambulance. - Okay, I'll get it. Alright, okay, stay there.

Okay, I called the ambulance, they'll be here in a second,

police! Stop!

[Gun firing]

Woman: All units in the vicinity, ambulance shooting at the construction site,

fortieth and walden. Officer involved.

What happened to your partner?

Oh, he was chasing muggers and he got hit.

-How do you feel? -I feel all right.

He'll be okay, it's a couple of ribs.

How about the crooks, how many were they?

-Two. -There was an eyewitness

but, uh, he's gone.

When we came out here he was in back of the truck.

- Came out here like a crazy man. - What'd he look like?

Well, he was slight build, medium height.

Wore a brown suit, well-dressed.

Does he look like either of these two guys.

Yeah, that one.

-This one, you sure? -Yeah.

You damn lucky.

These guys hit the diamond exchange, killed a jeweler.

Put a special light down here, will ya?

-This must be the place. -Yeah.

Hey, bill!

Bill!

[Siren wailing]

- Is that thing real? - If it is, I've just retired.

♪♪♪

Crowley: Well, here's what we've got so far.

A murder coupled with a million dollars' worth of missing stones.

Two suspects I.D'd.

And we gotta figure that some jerk or jerks,

who stumbled in off the street, just ripped off the stones.

You think it could be some of the guys

- who work at the construction site across the street? - Could be.

I gotta check on that right now.

Whoever it is, they're gonna do a lot more stumbling before they get up and walk.

If these guys catch up with them, they'll get a world full of hurt.

What's the plan, what do we do, wait and see somebody buys a new TV or a car

- or quits their job, what? - I wish we had that kind of time.

I just phone the foreman, brought you some carrot cake.

- They all showed up for work this morning. - They did show up?

Whoever took those rock sure wouldn't be dumb enough to quit the next day.

If they weren't dumb, they'd have kept their hands to themselves in the first place.

Don't worry, these guys are gonna make mistakes.

- How do we get next to them? - Well, you can't go in as workers.

They'd be wise to anybody new coming in.

You should know that, pep, I don't visualize you with a big Jack-hammer in your hand.

Can you visualize her with a money changer on her hip.

I don't get it.

I was thinking of the koffee kween.

-Who's she? -He.

Runs a fleet of catering trucks. Takes bets on the side.

Last time I caught him. I was on another case.

I didn't have time to run him in. He owes me one for that.

- He operate a truck near the construction? - If he doesn't, he will.

What do you want with one of my trucks? Is this some shakedown? What's going on?

We just want to do a little moonlighting.

So just relax, will ya? Will ya take it easy, c.J.

Relax? Easy? What experience have you two got?

I got a reputation. You give lousy service, who gets hurt? Me!

Look at that figure. Now, she'll sell more hamburgers and French fries

than all the rest of your rejects put together, trust me.

No way.

You know what I just thought about? The last time we saw each other.

I think I still have some of your old markers in my desk drawer.

Remind me when we get back, to check that out?

Yes, uh-huh.

Okay.

Just don't skim too much off the top.

Now, that's what I like about you, c.J.

The eternal pessimist.

Now let's go and look at a truck.

Any of your customers run up any big debts?

- On coffee and doughnuts? - Oh, come on, man.

You'll tell us you don't still take bets?

All these years we been acquaintances, now you want a cut?

Look, I'm not interested in your nickels and your dimes, c.J.

- We're investigating a murder. - It happened on fortieth street.

Near the construction site there.

Oh, yeah, that one.

Well, there's one guy that I had to turn his paper over to the collection agency,

the boys let him know, he's falling behind on the payments,

he'll soon need a lot of wires to hold his jaw together.

But I think he took off the pressure

by promising some payment next week.

What's his name?

Strabo strabo a big guy a scar on his cheek.

Drinks a little too much.

If I were you, I'd stay away from him,

unless you had a baseball bat and two guys holding his arms.

C.j., if you ever again throw a man to the collection agency,

I'm personally gonna bust you myself.

Okay, can take a hint.

That's not a hint believe me.

Now, where's that truck?

Which one?

Take that one, it's all loaded up.

-Are the keys in it? -Yeah.

- Hey, cowboy, you gonna pay for this thing if you wreck it? - Does a chicken have lips?

♪♪♪

Hi, fellas.

Well, don't... everybody crowd around at once. Come on!

You the new "koffee kween"?

Yeah, I just got crowned. My name's kenette. What's yours?

- Oh, if you're the "queen," baby, I'm the king. - Oh, ha, ha, how about that!

Ha, ha.

Are you in the same kind of business as those other koffee kween trucks?

Take bets? Well, honey, only on marriage.

Four-time loser, but I say hang in there, that's my motto. Thanks, fella.

Is that your old man up there in the truck?

Him? That's Mr. Ches, thank you, pal..

Mr. Chester De bono, my assistant.

He'll do till the real thing comes along.

If there's any left.

Help yourself, big fella.

Well, okay.

-Hi there, tiger. -Hi.

- Don't you want anything from the koffe kween? - My buddy's getting me a soda.

Well, we make real good... thank you, pal.

We make real good sandwiches.

Oh, thanks but my wife makes my lunch for me.

Wouldn't you know, all the interesting ones are married.

-Thank you, ma'am. -I bet she's real pretty

- and you've got real pretty kids too. - Yeah, she is. They aren't.

I mean, we don't have any yet. She's expecting now.

[Laughing]

Hey, come on, everybody.

Drink up, the next one's on me, come on.

Hey, Bob, give everybody a drink.

C'mon, Bob, get the drinks flowing here.

[Indistinct chatter]

[Indistinct chatter]

[Indistinct chatter]

-Who's the big spender? -Huh?

- The guy who's buying all the drinks. - His name's strabo.

He always so generous?

I don't know how he can afford to be. Maybe he robbed a bank or something?

Is that what you think?

What time is their next coffee break?

- Three o'clock, isn't it? - Yeah, three o'clock.

Joe looks pretty good out of uniform, doesn't he?

-Yeah. -I thank you very kindly.

When I put it on this morning, Mary decided to return all the new dresses she bought,

thought I had a reduction in pay.

- Listen, why don't you just follow us until we go by. - Will do.

- That's the old bait? - Yeah, looks great, doesn't it?

Hey!

[Horn honks]

How're you doin', fellas? C'mon. Little old koffee kween is back.

Uh-oh.

[Indistinct chatter]

Hey, how you doing? Yeah, here you go.

[Indistinct chatter]

Hey, lady. You're new around here, aren't you?

- Yeah. - Let me see your board of health certificate?

Oh, I got me a temporary, I didn't bring it with me.

Hey, chief, that lady is a public utility.

You can't shake down a public utility.

[Laughing]

If you don't get a board of health certificate, you don't come back here tomorrow.

Rotten fuzz. What's he bugging me for?

Hey, is that for real?

Everything you see is for real.

I don't have to fake nothin', big boy.

You sure you ain't got an old man?

Honey, thanks, pal...

I bought this with my own hard-earned money.

Well, I got me a kind of a...

Okay, a kind of a "discount" connection, you know.

A friend I know downtown. Gets you great bargains.

-If you know him. -You mean swag, huh?

-What? -You know, hot stuff hot goods?

I don't know. If the cops can't catch the thieves,

why should I pass up a bargain? Would you?

You think I could get to, uh, you know,

-meet this friend of yours. -You?

Hah, forget it. He don't need you.

Maybe I got some stuff I could sell him.

What? A gold hard hat. [Laughing]

- I got some stuff my mother left me. - Honey, let me tell you.

My friend, he don't fool around with no little old lady's two-bit costume jewelry.

His hands only touch big rocks. Big.

- You know, the fellow. You thought was so sweet. - Yeah?

I got a strong feeling he's in on this too.

What do you mean?

Well, he's obviously a close friend of strabo's.

And Pete's been tailing him.

Heard he's been asking questions about real estate.

Hmm.

Yeah, he wants to buy a new house.

And I don't mean a small economy model.

[Knocks on door]

Mrs. Fuller?

Mom?

'Morning, ma'am. We're making a survey of this neighborhood.

I'm sorry, I, uh...

I wonder if you or your husband have recently considered

buying a new car or a major appliance?

-Who is it? -I don't know.

-What are you selling? -Nothing, ma'am.

I merely wondered if the lady here...

Why don't you go and bother somebody else, huh?

How many times have I got to tell you? Don't open the door!

What happened to this pumpkin pie today?

I guess she didn't get that board of health certificate?

What's your name?

Fuller, Jim Fuller.

Jim Fuller.

Well, you didn't happen to hear about somebody suddenly getting rich around here, did you?

Yeah, me, I got a refund on my income tax.

Look, there's a big reward out for the recovery of all that ice in case you hear somethin'.

Think about it.

♪♪♪

Was he pushing tips on the stock market?

He wants to know if I notice anybody suddenly got rich.

Keep your eyes open and mouth shut. Don't worry about.

- It's easy for you to say. - What do you mean by that?

If I get busted, what happens to my wife?

- By the way I hear she looks she ain't gonna have any trouble. - [Inaudible]

One word about me to anybody...

And your lady's gonna need a lot of life insurance.

[Horn honks]

Hi, fellas.

Hey, can I talk to you for a minute?

Oh, what is it, blue eye?

Remember I told you yesterday,

about some jewelry my old lady left me?

Well, what about it?

Like it?

What is it?

Are you kidding? It's a diamond.

It's uncut, but it's the real m'coy.

Oh...

Oh, I'm not for sale, cut or uncut.

You didn't think I was gonna give it to you.

- Honey, what do you want? - The question is, what do you want out of life?

To work on this roach wagon for the next 20 years, or to make money, now.

Some real warm bread.

-You mean it's hot? -I mean, bread.

Period, I'll give you a commission.

-Five percent. Maybe more. -If?

If you introduce me to that guy you were telling me about. So I can get this cut now,

and a few more I can get my hands on maybe.

I... I don't get involved in any transactions or anything.

I pick up a little information here and there and...

-Yeah? -And he takes care of me.

Maybe I'll take care of you. Say, like, ten percent.

We'll talk about it.

After I meet him, we'll talk business. Okay?

Well, I don't know.

- Well, what do you need an okay from him? - Chester?

The boss put him on my truck. He's some kind of relative.

Hey, there's something goin' on between you two.

Me and him? Not jealous, are you, tiger?

Me, jealous of him?

Hey, Chester, get out here!

- Yeah, what do you need? - Get out here, I want to talk to you.

- Yeah, what can I do for you? - You're the boss's nephew?

Yeah, that's right.

What's the matter can't you get a job on your own?

-I guess not. -No, hah.

I guess not 'cause you're probably stupid, right?

Bet you're a big ladies man too with that big beautiful broad in there, hah? Or something?

Hey, listen. I'm kinda busy right now.

I have no time to play games okay, Mac.

Hey, hey, strabo, hey. Strabo, hey, that's enough.

[Indistinct chatter]

Get up, get back in your truck.

Get over there, get it over here.

What do you think you're doing? Do you want to get arrested?

I've had my share of animals.

Are you out of your mind? Showin' diamonds like it was popcorn.

-Shut up! -You'll screw this thing up for,

you with that big mouth of yours.

Hey. C'mon!

- Are you okay? - Yeah, just got attacked by psycho.

Somehow, I've got to get alone with Fuller.

I'll get Pete to set it up for you.

The one I talked to yesterday's a real gorilla.

The only way you can get anything out of him, is to kill him.

Yeah, but the other one, the young one looks real easy to me.

Not easy.

But approachable.

He's got a beautiful little oriental wife, a doll of a wife.

-And she's pregnant. -Um-hm.

A pregnant doll.

I love oriental porcelain.

Exquisite.

It's extremely fragile.

♪♪♪

-You got radiator trouble? -Yeah, fine!

Can I give you a lift home?

- Nah, it's probably out of your way. - I got no man to go home to.

Let me get my keys, okay?

- You sound sad. - Hey, come on. Do I look sad?

You know, when you smile you look saddest of all.

Boy, you sure understand women.

Your wife's a very lucky girl.

Yeah.

I wish somebody would tell that to my mom. All three of us live together.

- You and your mother and your wife, all in the same house? - In a one-bedroom apartment.

It belongs to my mom.

When I try to be alone with my wife, it's like both of us are illegal aliens.

That sounds awful.

- Was it your mother's idea that you both move in? - Not really.

Well, I mean, she suggested it.

It seemed like the right time to say okay. I was back from nam with my wife.

And my mom meant well. She knew that I didn't have any money.

And she knew that it would take me awhile to get my union card.

Honey, the world is full of people who mean well.

- Seems to me, you should be movin' out pretty soon. - I am.

-Soon. I got lucky, last week. -Yeah?

My wife doesn't know yet,

but I made a down payment on a fantastic place in rolling hills.

Wow! That must've been some jackpot!

Yeah.

Well, I better get you home fast.

Except, there's a problem.

Yeah?

I wish I could talk about it with my wife.

Well, why don't you?

- Well, it's kinda hard. - Yeah, I know how it goes.

Hey, that friend of yours, what a temper.

Oh, he's got his good days and he's got his bad days.

♪♪♪

[Break screeches]

Hey, what, what is that!

All I took in was 40 bucks the whole day!

- You want that? He ain't with me. I picked him up. - Shut up!

- What are you messin' with him for? - C'mon! You! C'mon!

Yellow, a pickup truck.

I didn't get the license, sorry, I guess I blew it.

We're not far behind you. We'll see if we can make him.

Take care of that head of yours.

I didn't finish with Jimmy Fuller.

Roger.

♪♪♪

Now, Jimmy, as I understand it, you took something that you had no business to take.

- Am I right so far? - I don't know what you're talking about?

You have something of ours and we want it back. Now when and where do we get it?

Okay. I knew it was a stupid thing from the beginning.

That's good then, uh, I take it we can count on your having it for us tonight.

-Okay. -What time? Like nine o'clock?

All right.

-Where? -The construction site.

♪♪♪

- You have the uniform, reo? - Yeah, right here.

By the way, Jimmy.

If you had any thoughts of calling the police and perhaps setting a trap for us tonight.

I really wouldn't, if I were you.

Reo, here, will be keeping watch over you,

and your exquisite little wife.

-Hi, ma. -Jimmy.

Uh, ma, I'd like you to meet a friend of mine.

-Mr... -Mr. Smith.

He's an old army buddy and we've got some business to talk about.

Yeah.

- Where's mai? - In the kitchen. Makin' a stew.

[Telephone ringing]

Isn't anybody gonna answer that?

Hello?

It's for you.

-Yeah? -Hello, Jimmy?

It's kenette.

Oh, yeah, hi.

-You okay? -Yeah, things are just great.

Uh, listen, Jimmy those men, you knew, didn't you? What did they want, Jimmy?

Jimmy?

Uh, I think we got a bad connection, but I can hear you, so go on.

If you're into loan sharks, and they're squeezing you.

I have a few hundred dollars I could lend you. I want you to know that.

No. Thanks. It's nothin' like that.

You want to get together and talk about it someplace?

Yeah, sure, I'd like that. I really would.

Uh, but I got a guest here, a friend,

and, uh, my wife's in the kitchen right now cooking dinner.

All right, Jimmy.

But if you need any help, I even know a few cops

that are practically human. Okay?

Okay.

You seem more concerned with protecting these amateur thieves

than recovering a million dollars' and stones and solving a homicide.

Now, a man has been murdered!

Chief, our priority, all along, has been to nail the killers,

to get the guys who killed Julian copeman.

But with some evidence that'll stand up in court.

-How soon? -I think it's coming to a head.

-Tonight. All of it. -Okay.

I want a report, first thing in the morning.

Yeah, you'll get your report.

Pep, do you really think that Fuller's giving it all back?

Yup. Following which, since he knows who they are now, they'll probably kill him.

So, can't we stake him out?

They're smart to meet him. Probably one of them will hang back.

-Keep an eye on his wife? -Yeah.

Pete, get on Fuller's tail...

And get somebody to watch the wife.

-Right. -If we could find out

where the exchange is gonna take place, we could get there first.

And the only other one who knows where the diamonds are is your buddy, the animal.

♪♪♪

-Who is it? -Your koffee kween.

Kenette.

Hi there, tiger, can I come in?

Yeah, come on.

Thanks.

Oh, it looks like you're goin' on a trip.

Yeah.

-Little vacation? -A little hunting trip.

Uh-huh.

Well, to what do I owe this honor?

I wanted to apologize.

I didn't really mean that out by the truck today.

- What do you want here? - Well, I wanted to apologize.

And, uh, listen, I think your friend Jimmy he's in trouble.

-What kind of trouble? -I don't know.

His car broke down, see, and I offered to drive him home

he seemed really nervous about something.

I don't know, gamblers, loan sharks, I've known a few,

but these guys stopped my truck, took Jimmy.

I just found him, he's all right.

- Said after tonight, everything's gonna be okay. - How'd you know I lived here?

I talked nice to the foreman.

So what else do you know?

Maybe I got this all backwards but it sounded to me

like he was about to lose his life's savings.

I don't know what this is all about, but I thought.

Well, I mean, since you're his buddy and everything,

he sounded so desperate, I thought, maybe, you might want to help him out in some way.

Did he say what time he was gonna meet these guys?

No, uh, I think he just said tonight.

- I guess I still have time to get there first. - Get where?

Uh, look, I'll be back soon as I can.

Honey, now if you want, you could stay here,

we could get together with that guy you mentioned deals in pins and stuff.

Okay.

Maybe we'll have a little business for him tonight.

Like I said, baby, I'll do right by you.

Now, stay here and don't answer the phone.

What do you need that?

The night's full of desperate characters, baby, and I'm one of them.

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Yeah, Pete, is anyone watching Fuller's house?

No, but Fuller just came out, he was alone.

The guy's still with him.

For-warned is for-armed.

Say hello to the boss's nephew, strabo.

Oh, man.

Oh, I'm a cop, and you're under arrest, cuff him, Joe.

Right.

- Get your hands off the gun! Take your hands off the gun. - Come on! Come on!

There we are. Come on, big boy, over this way.

You little snitch! I knew you had no class.

[Inaudible]

-Thank you, sergeant. -Any time, sergeant.

Here's your million bucks.

I want you to get him out of here before the professionals show up.

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Hey, bill, looks like the head honcho's not taking any chances.

He'll be back. To pick up his buddies.

Heads up, we have company.

It's not there.

- You think this is some kind of amateur night we're playin'. - Police! Freeze!

[Gun firing]

Hold it, right there!

Crowley: All right, get out of the car. Put your hands up where I can see them!

Hold it, hold it, freeze!

-Drop it! -All right, drop it.

Drop it.

-You're a cop. -Yeah.

You do your job good.

Lucky for you.

Lot of thanks for your help.

I don't know how you got mixed up in this mess

but I guarantee you that I'm doing you a favor.

- Let's go down to head-quarters. - I guess I should have stuck to the job that I know best.

-You know how it is. -Yeah, we know.

Listen, would you call my wife for me and tell her what happened?

Yeah, I'll call her but you do the explaining.

Well, I... I'm not sure now, I don't know.

Oh, hold on, here he comes now.

When you get off the...

I want you to help me with my speech.

- I've got c.J. On the line. - Oh, you're lucky.

He wants to know what you did to those ham and cheese sandwiches.

What I did to the ham and cheese sandwiches?

Yeah, he said sales went up 75 percent when you made ' em.

Tell him, instead of American cheese, I used Italian mozarella.

Mozarella?

Yeah, you know, it's made from buffalo milk.

Uh, c.J, did you ever milk a buffalo?

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