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[♪♪♪]

[INAUDIBLE DIALOGUE]

[♪♪♪]

Did he show?

Danny,
is he there, ése?

Yeah, fourth one down
on the left side.

Okay.

Are you smart enough

to handle
your part in this?

I mean, I got eyes.
The best.

That's why
I picked him, Vega.

I told you, ése.

I know my guys.

You mess up, kid,
and I'll mess you up.

Five minutes,
and we make the meet.

Simon.

VEGA:
You spot anyone,
bright eyes,

I wanna know it
fast and quiet.

You're too sensitive,
Romano.

All I said was that
if I had a partner

a lot prettier
than you.

It's not
an earring.

Do you or do you not have
a gold bauble in your ear?

I have a gold pin
in my ear,

placed there by
an accredited acupuncturist.

You know that,
and I know that,

but to the rest
of the world,

you're a cop
wearing an earring.

Besides, it doesn't work.
You're still limping.

Look,
my acupuncturist said

that it might take
48 hours.

I've still got
six hours to go.

If my leg
still hurts,

it's bye-bye needles,
hello guru.

Guru?

Guru Ram Singh.

Teaches yoga
at the health club.

Tammy introduced him
to me.

Oh, for--

Why don't you get on
the horn,

buy us a DR number
for that theft report?

[ENGINE TURNS OVER]

[♪♪♪]

Don't forget the
Cauvarier Sparkling Water.

Right on time.

You got a name
for me, cholos?

Nick Gerard.

Miami.

JORDAN:
Three kilos of heroin.

China White.

Straight from
the Golden Triangle.

Run your test,
but make it quick.

Hey, hey. No sweat.

Nick said
I could trust you.

Suit yourself. Give me the
200 grand, and I'm outta here.

Now it's your turn
to trust me.

I'll have the money for you
next week.

What are you trying
to pull?

Gerard said
you'd be good for the cash.

When I get through
talking to him,

you'll be no price
around the track.

You ain't talking
to nobody, punk.

Gun shots.

[♪♪♪]

[TIRES SCREECH]

DANNY:
Mando!

Mando,
the cops are coming, man.

Where?

Listen,
stash this

on the way back
to the body shop.

There's a body
back there.

I didn't
shoot nobody.

I swear.

I didn't
do nothing.

I'll get a line.

[♪♪♪]

CADETS [CHANTING]:
Three and two
is good as gold

MAN:
Rolling, rolling, rolling.

CADETS:
Rolling, rolling, rolling.

CADETS:
Rolling.

I don't know where
no gun is at.

I didn't
shoot nobody. Man.

You sound like
a parrot, Danny.

[SPEAKS SPANISH]

Look, I ain't no parrot,
all right?

Then stop talking
like one.

That test they made
on your hand

proves that you were
holding a gun,

one that
was fired.

Man, it's only
a lousy test.

All right?
Only a test.

[IN ENGLISH]
He didn't say you fired it.

He only said you held it.

I didn't shoot nobody,
officer. I didn't.

Did you hear what I said?

[♪♪♪]

Did you hear what I said?

Danny?

I didn't shoot no one.

Are you thinking
what I'm thinking?

The kid has
a hearing problem.

He can't understand
what you say,

unless he can
read your lips.

Danny Perez's
father.

Uh, my boss said
you phone, uh.

What did my boy do?
Is he all right?

We booked him
on suspicion of murder.

Murder?

Another stupid
gang fight.

A man was shot,
a known drug dealer.

Then you got
the wrong kid.

Danny's
not into drugs.

When his mother die, I promised
that I'd keep him clean.

Look, I ain't gonna win no
medals as a father,

but this is one promise
that I have kept.

[SNIFFLES]

There were no drugs
on Danny.

None at the scene.

Then why would he
shoot this man?

It's the gang
he's in.

You got two choices
in the neighborhood.

Join or get wasted.

Yes,
and once you join,

if you don't do
what I say, you're dead.

Tell me, Mr. Perez,

has Danny ever had a problem
with his hearing?

I'll tell you
about his hearing.

He hears
what he wants to hear.

He's in there.

You can see him
if you want.

[STAMMERS]
I don't think
I need that right now.

I wasn't thinking of
what you need.

[♪♪♪]

Hooker.
This is Detective Cooke

of the Downtown Gang Squad.
He'll be taking over

the Perez case.

And Sheila Benson of
the Department of Probation's

Gang Diversion Unit.

I'll make out my report and
submit it to both of you.

Kid's in
with his father.

Why don't you give them
a minute alone?

Sure.

Is it true
what they say?

You killed a man?

I didn't, Dad.

I didn't, man.
Can't you believe me?

Danny.

What are we
going to do?

What are we
going to do?

You tell me
about that, man.

Look at them tracks.

You tell me
what we're gonna do.

Okay. Okay.

I took a pop.

But just a little pop,
so that--

so I could
get enough courage

to come down here
and try to help you.

Man, they're gonna
lock me up, Pop.

They're gonna
put me away.

I'm not gonna be around
to help you next time.

You can OD.

Oh, no. Look.

I'm gonna quit
this stuff.

You'll see, Danny.

I just don't want you
to worry about me, okay?

[FIST BANGS WALL]

Oh, Danny.

Gang Diversion
Probation Officer.

What's that all about?

Well, we try to work
with your gang squad,

keep the marginal kids away
from the hardcore gang members.

Danny one
of your failures?

You have something
on your mind, Sergeant?

Do you know
what Danny's on?

A treadmill.

Two minutes in there, and
I picked up a hearing problem.

Nothing like that
on his record.

Yet here you are.

Probation department.

Playing your
diversion games again.

Diversion's not a game,
Sergeant.

What good's it doing
to a kid in there?

He can't hear!

He can't hear,
he can't learn.

He can't learn,
he gets frustrated,

Which converts to acting out.
Little crimes to big crimes.

A hall, the camp. Ultimately,
the joint or dead.

Don't you see the wheel is
turning for Danny?

Like, for his cousin
who was killed in a gang?

Or his older brother, who's
doing time for armed robbery?

Danny has to be pulled
off the wheel,

before he becomes
another statistic.

He needs help.

[♪♪♪]

There needs to be
a system...

...that looks after
these kids.

Not some...

...damn bureaucracy that
turns them under like a plow.

[MEN CHEERING]

Hey, Vega.
You like my car?

[CHUCKLES]

Looks good.
It's good.

Danny ain't nowhere
in the neighborhood.

Did you check
his old man's pad?

Two times.
I went by all the hangouts.

I cruised
all the streets.

If you think you can
do better, take my car.

[GROANS]

You did a good job,
Delgado.

Here. Fill up
your tank on me.

Cops got him, Cruz.

They gonna work on him
till he rolls over.

Twelfth Street,
Vega.

Our guys don't
roll over.

We ride the beef.

Yeah, on
a stolen-car bust, maybe.

This is murder.

That's our edge, ése.

He's under sixteen.

That's why
I gave him the gun.

In this state,
the most you get for murder

is one year in
a juvenile detention camp.

That's a party compared to
what happens to him

if he shoots his mouth off.

You wipe him out?

Not only him.

Every male in his family.

The whole bloodline.

That's the law
of this gang.

He won't break it.

We'll see, Cruz.

If they don't
lock him up,

you'll know
he rolled over.

[CADETS CHANT INDISTINCTLY]

[CADET LEADER
SHOUTS INDISTINCTLY]

Stacy, put this
in the mail sack

to the Gang Squad and
the Probation Department.

Detective Cooke
and that probation officer

finished an hour ago.

Captain says
they have the boy solid.

The only thing solid
about that boy...

...is his cry for help.

Oh, by the way,
a Dr. Fong called.

He left this number
for you.

Oh, great.

My man at the
Chinese laundry recommended him.

For your limp?

What happened to the guru?

I thought your first
yoga session was tonight.

It's called planning ahead,
Stacy.

If the yoga doesn't work,

I got a backup.

Like?

Like Dr. Fong.

Beetle nut and
grasshopper elixir.

I'm praying
the yoga works.

[♪♪♪]

And it was you
and Romano

who got through to the boy
about the paraffin test.

He admitted
to Detective Cooke

that he had a gun
in his hands.

Now, he claims
he didn't fire,

but his admission
along with the test

is all the gang squad
will need

to hold him as
a principal to murder.

Come on, Captain. You read
Jordan's rap sheet.

He's a bigtime wholesaler.
He wouldn't deal with a kid.

Anyway, the way I read
the paraffin test,

somebody passed
Danny the gun.

Which adds up to
Jordan meeting

a mysterious third person
who killed him.

Now, that's nice, deductible
reasoning, Hooker.

But you know
as well as I do

that the gang squad will go
with physical evidence.

And the probation officer will
add another pound of paper

to Danny's file
without an inch of help.

Now, you've been too hard
on Ms. Benson.

She's doing her job
the best way she can.

And she's a nice lady, but best
and nice aren't good enough.

Captain, this kid,

He can't handle
being locked up

in juvenile hall
waiting for trial.

Well, that's, uh...

That's not my problem,
Hooker,

and it's not yours.

See, I think it is.

With Danny Perez...

...I think it's a problem
that's been stepped on,

walked over, and ignored
for too damn long.

[♪♪♪]

Either I'm going crazy
or my eyesight is failing me.

You are the same
Sergeant Hooker

who busted the Oak Street Gang
for extortion and murder.

Yes, sir.

And stood up
in this courtroom

at the detention
hearing and talked me

into locking up every
one of those kids?
Yes, sir.

Now you're at this hearing
with this report?

Sir, the youngest of those kids
of the Oak Street Gang

is over 16 years
of age.

Their idea of earning a living
was setting up

14-year-olds like Danny
to kill out of loyalty

because the worst they could
get was a year in county camp.

Danny isn't in a class with
those maggots. Not yet.

Well, as you say
in your report,

the Wilsons do provide a good
foster home environment.

But Danny won't have any
supervision outside the home.

And we can't count on help
from his father.

That's what
I'm concerned about.

Well, he will stay
at the Wilsons to sleep.

But Sergeant Hooker
has offered to take

full responsibility
from the time he wakes up

until the time
he goes to bed.

And, Your Honor,
I have to agree

that is better than
the hall.

Your Honor, we have
a murder charge here.

We have a kid who's been
manipulated by his gang.

This is a detention
hearing, not a trial.

Danny doesn't need detention,
he needs help.

Your Honor, I must stress again
we're talking murder here.

You're going to have to talk
loud, aren't you?

What's that
supposed to mean?

[♪♪♪]

Danny,
can you hear me, son?

I'm trying to tell
the prosecutor here

that you have to read lips

in order to know
what anybody is saying.

My hunch is you didn't hear
your rights read to you.

Isn't that right, son?

Your Honor,

Danny Perez needs help,
not detention.

The only thing he's guilty of
is contempt...

...for all of us.

If you think you're gonna
turn me around

with that big daddy
gimmick, well then,

you've got another thing
coming, Hooker.

Sergeant Hooker,
to you, wise guy.

Look real close while
I spell it out to you.

We got two things
to get done.

One, to clear up a killing
and get you from under it,

despite your
misplaced gang honor.

The other is to have someone
look at your hearing problem.

I hear good enough,
all right?

You gotta straighten out
while that's done.

'Cause you stray
off the path,

and I personally
will take you

to Judge Wallace.
Got it?

Yeah, man.

Yeah, man, sir.

Now you got it.

While Hooker figures out
his commitment,

let's get you out of
these hall clothes, Danny.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

Hey Danny. Danny.

Wilsons tell me you were
real helpful last night.

You even made your bed.

They okay, you know.

Kinda square, but okay.

HOOKER:
Just keep it up at school.

We'll be by around three.

We'll make a run
at the hospital.

Look, Hooker, I told you
that I didn't--

I know what you told me.
I just told you, okay?

Yes, sir.

Background.

Gang honor.

Macho.

Hype father.

You're spending a lot
of time on a kid

who doesn't
stand a chance, Hooker.

Well, they won't stand a chance
unless we help them.

What do you say we start
that process right now?

There?

Oh, no.
That's the young gang.

They're still
learning.

We want
the old boys.

The homeboys.

The ones who infect
these youngsters.

[♪♪♪]

Who's your fancy
new friend, Cruz?

This is Carlos Vega,
Hooker.

Bought this place
from old man Garcia.

Where you from,
Vega?

Columbia.

I'm not
an illegal alien.

You're welcome to check my
papers, if you got a warrant.

Well, wherever
you're from, Vega,

play games on my turf, you'll
wish you were back there.

Comprendo?

[♪♪♪]

[CAR ENGINE STARTS]

[CAR DRIVES AWAY]

Hooker's
a bad dude, Vega.

Told you not to put out
such high-grade smack.

When it hits the street,
he's gonna know

there's a new dealer
in this territory.

Don't try to tell me
how to do my business, Cruz.

Twenty percent pure stuff is
gonna draw junkies like flies.

Now their old connection's
gonna have to buy from me

or go out of business.

We're gonna create
instant junkies.

That's if the kid don't

shoot his mouth off
about the shooting.

Uh, well, uh, I want you to
take care of that kid, Cruz.

Fast.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

[CLINKS]

Danny.

That does it.

But you don't have
to shine me on.

If I can't hear,
it's okay.

I can get by,
you know.

First of all, I'm not trying
to shine you on, son.

Second, I think
there's a good chance

that you won't have to
just get by

because I really believe
that your ears can be fixed.

[MARTINEZ SPEAKS SPANISH]

Let's go get
a soda, Danny.

[MARTINEZ SPEAKS SPANISH]

He's lucky, TJ.

The boy has a 70 percent
hearing loss,

but there's
no nerve damage.

Now, he has a break
in the ossicular chain.

That's the three tiny bones
in the middle ear.

What kind of an operation
does he need?

It's called an ossicular
reconstruction.

It's expensive, TJ.
He'll need two.

One ear at a time.

I think your best bet
is County Hospital.

Only problem there is,

you're gonna have to put him
on a waiting list.

How long does an operation
like that take?

I'd say about two hours
without complications.

Why don't you give me two hours
of your time and skill?

That's not fair, Hooker.

I put in my charity years
at County Hospital.

And besides, look,
it isn't just me. It's--

I know. I know. I know.

You need an operating room,
scrub nurses,

anesthetists, hospital room.

Why don't you let me
handle all that?

What I want from you
is two hours.

[TOOLS CLATTER]

You know what two hours
means to me?

I know what it means
to the kid.

[SIGHS]

[♪♪♪]

[APPLE CRUNCHES]

[♪♪♪]

[ENGINE REVS]

[STRUTS CREAKING]

[♪♪♪]

You mean you're dumping your
guru after only one session?

You haven't got through
the Yama stage yet.

Listen to the expert.

The least you could've done
was warn me

about the lotus position.

Couldn't get into it?

No! I couldn't get out of it.

DISPATCHER [ON RADIO]:
Four-Adam-30, 4-Adam-30.

Possible assault in progress
at Gramercy High School,

402 Marshall Street.
Handle Code 3.

[♪♪♪]

[SIREN BLARES]

I didn't roll over, man.
I didn't say nothing.

What you do
with the gun, ése?

I stuck it
in the hookup gear

back there
in one of those trailers.

Man,
nobody's gonna find it.

Look, I ain't gonna burn
my Duke brothers, man.

You know that, eh?

[SIREN WAILING]

Move!

Come on!
Move it!

Looks like
Danny's in that car.

[TIRES SCREECH]

It's Hooker, ése.
Look out for something crazy.

[TIRES SCREECH]

[SIREN BLARING]

[TIRES SCREECH]

Hands first, Cruz.

Fingers
laced.

Behind
your head.

On your knees.

Are you crazy,
Hooker?

You almost
killed us, man.

A gutless pollo
like you in the car.

I wasn't
even close.

[♪♪♪]

The boy lied,
Hooker.

He stood there
right in front of you,

and he swore that he was only
on a joy ride with his gang.

And those punks, they walked
outta here laughing.

Downtown is livid.

Kid's just trying
to survive.

We can't protect him,
and he knows it.

They're sore about
the detention hearing,

which they didn't
show up for.

That info
you gave them on Vega

hit paydirt
through NCIC.

He's a cocaine cowboy
on the run

from some Dade County dope
pushers for pulling rip-offs.

Has he ever done
any time?

Well, Dade County
authorities had him once

on suspicious of murder,
but he beat it.

My nose tells me that
if we can locate that gun,

he won't beat it
this time.

If he did kill Jordan,
he could've taken the gun

with him and dumped it
where we'll never find it.

Doesn't add up.
Danny was on the scene,

possibly a witness. If he
wasn't worried about the gun,

he'd have had Danny
killed like that.

Instead, Cruz
grabbed it. Why?

My hunch is
that Danny ditched the gun

on something that left
the container yard.

Hm.
That's a good thought.

I'll have the gang squad
look into it

and see what they
come up with.

Tell them it's a gift
from the Academy Precinct.

I told you, Vega.

We checked out
every semi container there.

The only one where he
could have stashed the gun

is long gone, man.

The cops are gonna keep
looking for that gun

until they find it.

The kid's testimony by itself
can't convict us.

But if they find that gun,
they'll bury us.

Simon, you're right.
He still has to go.

Right. It's gonna be
harder to get him now.

Hooker'll be watching him
like a hawk.

There's one place where
they won't expect trouble.

Where's that?

Delgado picked up word

he's going
to the hospital tomorrow.

Gonna have an operation
on his ear.

All we have to do is
get the father

to tell us the name
of the hospital.

What makes you think
the father will cooperate?

He's a junkie.

[♪♪♪]

What if something goes wrong,
huh?

What if I won't be able
to hear nothing?

Nothing's gonna
go wrong.

Nothing's gonna
go wrong.

Dr. Martinez
is one of the best.

Well, I wish I didn't
have to wait.

I wish he'd come now
and get it over with.

Danny.

I want you to think
about something.

I want you to think about
your gang.

And this guy, Vega.

There were two narcotic
overdoses

in Duke territory
last night.

Our lab says the heroin is hot,
better than 20 percent.

You know what that means?

The junkies are flocking,

and some of them can't handle
the grade junk.

And others.

Non-junkies.

They're taking a taste.
They're chipping.

And getting hooked.

So what's that to me?

Cruz and Vega,
I think they're doing it

with a stash ripped
from that dead man, Jordan.

And I think
the Dukes are helping them.

That's why you're doing this
operation for me, ain't it?

I ain't nothing
to you, man.

You want me
to roll over on my friends.

That's what you want?

You are something
to me.

But I read another report
last night.

Two little kids
made orphans,

because their mom OD'd
on some of this hotshot dope.

They mean something
to me too.

You're like every cop
I ever heard about, Hooker.

You want something, right?
You want me to talk?

Well, forget all of it,
'cause I ain't saying nothing.

I'm not asking you
to say anything.

I'm asking you
to think about it.

Think about what
this dope has done

to your life
and your fathers.

Danny.

[♪♪♪]

It's up to you.

Looks like you're about ready
to throw in the towel.

Not until
the final bell.

Did you get Danny's father to
sign the authorization papers?

Yeah, right here.

But you know, Hooker,
his problem doesn't end

with getting his
hearing back.
Yeah.

I talked to his teacher.
He's way behind in school.

But I met a tutor when I was
at a seminar on remedial,

and I thought I could
ask her to kind of--

Hey, you're becoming
a walking care package.

Oh.

You're wasting your time
in Gang Diversion.

The kids of this city
need you.

Benson, why don't you
build a file

on people like Dr. Martinez?
Push him. Use him.

Make him help all the kids
that need it.

You could create the system
that doesn't exist.

You know,
after watching you con

the assembly of pros
for this operation...

I guess I've been
recharged a little bit.

All right.

I think you've got
a point, Hooker.

[♪♪♪]

[GRUNTS]

You're getting
all messed-up

for nothing,
ése.

All you have to do
is tell us where Danny is,

[GASPING]

No.

[STAMMERING]
I don't care
what you do to me.

Kill me.

Kill me!

I'm not gonna
tell you.

Yes, you will,
junkie.

No.

Yes,
you will.
No.

Got a couple
of weeks' supply here.

Beautiful.

[GROANING]

[WHIMPERING]

Where's Danny?
Come on, ése.

Talk. Come on.
Come on.

[♪♪♪]

[SIREN WAILING]

[DISPATCHER SPEAKING
INDISTINCTLY ON RADIO]

OFFICER:
Thirty-four-Marine-20
to headquarters.

Mr. Perez?

They dumped me in this alley
last night, Hooker.

I lay here all night,

and I found out something
about myself.

We can talk in the hospital,
Mr. Perez.

[GASPS]

I found out

how low I had become.

For one moment,

I almost sold out
my own son

for some white powder.

It's easy to blame
the powder,

but the truth is,

it's the man who's weak.

Anybody who can
figure that out

can kick the monkey.

ROMANO:
Danny's gonna be fine.

I'll call and make sure
the hospital's guarded.

He was only 6 years old.

I was strung out bad
one night.

He begged me to quit,

because--
Because he loved me.

I slammed his head
against the wall.

Like, every time
I hit him, he--

He'd say he loved me--
That he loved me.

I didn't lay a hand on him

since that day.

But it was too late.

Too late.

[♪♪♪]

Oh, look
who's here.

The kid himself.

Hey, got a lot
of people in there

just to get the carrots
out of your ear.

I did some thinking like you
asked, Sergeant Hooker.

Uh-huh.

Cruz...

told me
they'd kill my father.

Just a minute, Danny.

You don't have to say anything.
Now it's time for you.

I think my dad,
he'd like me to.

He's a proud guy,
you know.

Maybe if you tried and protect
him a little bit.

You got a deal.

Vega and Cruz,
they met with the guy.

Now, I don't know
which one shot him,

but Cruz, he gave me the gun
to get rid of.

What did you do
with it?

I stuck it in a hookup gear
in one of those...

One of those trailers,
where no one will find it.

Another gift
for the gang squad.

Only this one's
from Danny Perez.

Good luck, kid.

WOMAN [OVER PA]:
Dr. Anderson
to Maternity, please.

Dr. Anderson.

We can't nail Vega and Cruz
without the gun, can we?

No. But while the gang squad
is running it down,

maybe we can run Vega
and Cruz down

right to
the heroin stash.

What's our leverage
to do that?

Vega and Cruz don't know
we haven't got the gun.

Keep an eye on the kid.
We'll be back.

Roger.

[♪♪♪]

There he is.

Wants the name of
Danny's hospital real bad.

Yeah. Looks like he bought Mr.
Perez's phone call all the way.

[♪♪♪]

[TIRES SCREECH]

Hold it! Police!
Right there! Freeze!

Turn around.

Wanna get
my hands on you.

You ain't gonna
get away with this, Hooker.

This is entrapment.

I'm simply confiscating
the heroin

you're holding
for Danny's father.

I'm taking you in
on suspicion of murder.

And by the way,
Danny's father says

to tell you
he couldn't make it.

We have a statement from Danny
about Jordan's murder.

Your prints
are on the gun.

Hey, wait a second,
man.

Sure, the gun was in my hand,
but Vega did the shooting.

You ripped off a stash of
heroin from Jordan.

Where is it?
Where is it?

Some of it is hidden
around the neighborhood, man.

But I don't know where Vega
keeps the main stash, man.

Vega's the man
you want, ése.

This may be your lucky day,
if you can give him to us.

You cooperate with us,
Cruz,

and we'll talk
to the DA for you.

At least you won't be
looking at the death penalty.

Death penalty.

Cruz?

The death penalty.

[PHONE RINGS]

Magnolia Body Shop.

Vega, this Cruz.

Danny rolled over,
and the cops found the gun.

How'd you find out?

I squeezed it
out of Perez.

He tried to set me up
for the cops, but I got away.

I don't know what you gonna do,
but I'm splitting now, ése.

[DIAL TONE]

You did that
very well, Cruz.

Stacy.

Four-L-90
to 4-Adam-30.

It's done.

And I think
it worked.

[♪♪♪]

Four-Adam-30
to Air-1.

PILOT [OVER RADIO]:
Air-1.

I'm in position
and ready.

He's rolling.

Take us
to the stash.

[♪♪♪]

PILOT:
We're tracking him east on
Glenbrook Boulevard.

Roger, Air-1.

PILOT:
Turning north
on Grandview Road,

and heading for
the foothills.

[HELICOPTER BLADES WHIRRING]

PILOT:
He's just turned onto

the old Air National Guard
ordinance grounds.

Okay. We'll take it
from here, Air-1.

[ENGINE TURNS OVER]

[TIRES SCREECH]

[GUNSHOT]

Four-Adam-30
to Control and Air-1.

Officer needs help.

[GUNSHOT]

[GUNSHOT]

All right, pal, your choice.

You can put this thing down
nice and easy.

Or we go down hard.

Together.

Nice and easy, buddy.

[ENGINE TURNS OVER]

[TIRES SCREECH]

[SIREN WAILING]

[TIRES SCREECH]

Out.

Hands
on your head.

Just got knocked
off your horse, cowboy.

For good.

I can't believe you,
Hooker.

You can believe it,
baby.

You can
believe it.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

Danny,
can you hear me?

Danny,
can you hear me?

I can hear you now,
Hooker.

I can hear you.

Hey, Hooker.

You're gonna have to find
someone else

to take care of
in your spare time.

Me and my father,

we're gonna take care
of each other now.

You're both gonna do
a good job.

Thank you.

MARTINEZ:
Oh, Sheila, I heard

that you had moved into
a new office. Where?

Temporarily,
Judge Wallace has scrounged

a cubby hole for me
in the court building.

But I've already
outgrown it.

Would you believe
in just one week,

I've uncovered over a hundred
agencies and private citizens

who are willing to help
kids with problems.

And those people
have always been there.

It took someone like Sheila
to pull them together.

And someone like you
to push me.

Hm.

Well.

Your dad's gonna
be here in an hour.

We'll see you
tomorrow.

Frank?

Hm?

Gracias.

All right.
Oh, by the way,

in case either of you run into
any kids with hearing problems,

let me know.

[SIGHS]
Oh.

Romano,
Danny--

Your limp
seems solved.

Yeah. When you leaned
on Dr. Frank to have a look

at me, he put me through
the mill, came up with a cure

in two seconds flat.

Buy a new pair
of shoes.

[♪♪♪]

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