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[THEME MUSIC PLAYING]

[♪♪♪]

Look, guys, I can fly.
Watch.

I'll never come down.

Watch me. I can fly.
Ha ha ha.

Look, everybody. Look.

I can feel like
a butterfly in the wind.

[GIGGLES]

[♪♪♪]

FEMALE DISPATCHER:
Four-Adam-30. Four-Adam-30.

Female student on a rooftop
at Valley High School.

Possible suicide attempt
in progress. Handle code three.

[SIREN WAILING]

Four-Adam-30, roger.

[♪♪♪]

This is so easy.
I can do it.

I can do anything.

Ha. I can do it.
I can really fly.

Oh, my God.

It's so easy. I can do it.

Who is she?
Does anybody know her?

Her name's Cindy.
Cindy Palmer.

I think it's drugs.

[♪♪♪]

Just floating there.

In control, I'll be.

I can fly. Over the trees.

Like a butterfly.
I can fly like a butterfly.

I can fly.

I'm gonna fly.
I can do this.

I can fly.
I'm gonna look wonderful.

I'm gonna show you
I can do it.

Watch me. I'll show you.
I can fly.

I can do this.

I don't need any help.

Come here.
Give me your hand.

Watch me, Daddy?

I don't want you to fall.

I-I can do this.
I can fly.

Cindy,
let me help you.

Why don't you believe in me?

I can float. I can-I can fly.

Give me your hand.
I don't want you to fall.

I can't fall.

Come on, Cindy, take his hand.
Be a good girl.

I can do this.
I can fly.

Cindy. Listen to me talk, Cindy.

Don't get excited.

They believe believe in me.

Daddy, you believe in me, Daddy.

I believe in you, Cindy.

Your dad has always
believed in you.

No. No, watch me.

No, Don't listen to...

Daddy. Let go.

Let go.

Grab her, Romano.

Grab her.
I got her.

CINDY: Let go. No.

Pull her up.
No.

Aah. I can fly.

Daddy. Daddy.

Let me go.

[CRYING]

[SIREN WAILING]

Here it is.

PCP.

[YELLS]

Excuse me.
Coming through.

[CINDY SCREAMING]

Coming through.

No.

What about
the other students?

Any witnesses as to how
she got the stuff?

They couldn't or wouldn't
tell me anything.

Could be they're just afraid,
don't want to get involved.

And while they're not
getting involved,

another kid like Cindy
is buying a ticket to hell.

Becoming
another scrambled mind

with a question mark
for a future.

Every chance I get,

I'm going to come down on
the scum that deal this poison.

Hit 'em hard, make it hurt.

[♪♪♪]

Mexico, sugar babe.

The buyer you're gonna meet
and this all spell Mexico.

You keep stealing that stuff
from Tootie

and selling it to high schools,
we will never get to Mexico.

You're always wantin'.

Well, you just got to
put up with the gettin', too.

[♪♪♪]

Looking mighty pretty today,
Sue Ann.

Thank you, Tootie.

How'd it go,
Kenny boy?

The man was there
with the ten gallons of PCP.

just like before.

Made the transfer
and come straight on in.

Good.

Sure nobody followed you?

Isn't that why
I'm so valuable to you?

I mean, there is nobody
that can follow me

when I decide
to get it on.

Except your Uncle Tootie.

Right.

And don't you forget it.

Yes, sir. Ha ha.

We'll be testing it
for purity.

I assume it's all there
because it would be very dumb,

very dangerous for somebody...

if it wasn't.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

Come on, Romano.
Dig in.

She's gaining on you.

All right, Stacy.
You can take him, lady.

Pump. Pump.

Aah.

Lookin' good, lady.

All right.

[BOTH PANTING]

Lookin' good,
Stacy.

Got Romano
by a full quarter second.

Ah. How about that,
Romano?

Yeah, well,
I have a good excuse.

Oh, I bet.

I do. I was out
half the night with Erlene.

That would sap
any man's strength.

Erlene Harris?
Not a real man, Romano.

You haven't been out with
Erlene Harris.

How about that?
A full quarter second.

Read it and weep.

I got a full second
off the record.

Think Hooker'll
be able to stand it

when Romano and I
team up on the tandem?

You're kidding?

Tandem's the one event

the academy has never won
in the Police Olympian Trials.

And so far, you and I
have the best times.

What do you say now,
macho man?

Do we make a team, or is
your ego gonna force us out?

Look, Sheridan,

where I come from,
winning is what counts.

If you're the best one
for the team,

then that's who I'll ride with.

Hey, great, Vince.

Now all you have to do
is tell Hooker

there's a new team
and that he's been replaced.

Wait a second.
I think I've been had.

Tandem is Hooker's
favorite event, isn't it?

But winning
is what counts, Romano.

Or was that an echo
I heard?

No, you're right.

I'll just have to
lay it out to him.

Nothing personal.

Pride of the academy precinct
and all that stuff.

[HORN HONKS]

Gotta go. Hey, good luck
with charming Hooker, Vince.

Taking the day off?

I'm going under,

and this is a heavy one.

Gonna do a PCP.
dope deal with the narcs.

Dope deal? What, are you
keeping secrets from me, pal?

They used me
as a fresh face

and had one of
their informants

duke me into this girl
last night.

She says she has
a multi-ounce connection.

I'm gonna make the buy
through her.

Can't believe it.
You're a probationer like us.

I guess some of us have it,
some of us don't.

Hey, keep it under, huh?
You know how it is.

This is my big chance.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

How was your time
on the bike run this morning?

Second and a half
under last year's record.

Not good enough.
Why not?

My sources say
the 17th's team

is cooking well below that.
My team has got to be better.

Oh, it will be, Hooker.
I guarantee it.

There's no exclusive
on the front seat, you know.

Best man sits there.

That go for the back seat, too?

That's what I like about you,
Hooker. Always confident.

Last year,
I had a hundred-dollar bet

with LaSally of the 17th.
I lost.

I'm not working out
for my health, you know.

This body
may be beyond salvation,

but that race
is gonna be mine.

Think will take a run
by Casey's Bar,

see if Eli
is holding up the wall.

Eli?

A two-bit pusher
who walks the fringe.

If I squeeze him hard enough,

maybe he'll tell us
something about PCP.

in the neighborhood.

[♪♪♪]

Take the back, Romano.

Eli has a habit of rabbiting

at the first sight
of dark blue.

[COUNTRY MUSIC PLAYING]

What's the rush?

Late for a date, Eli?

Thank you,
Officer Romano.

Won't you join me, Eli?

You know the routine.

I'm clean, Hooker.

Aspirins, Eli?
You got a headache?

What? What do you want,
Hooker?

I don't do-I don't do horse
no more.

How about angel dust?
You do angel dust?

Get out.
That stuff will destroy you.

That's right, friend.
That's why I want information.

It's on the street,
it's in the schools.

I want the first rung
of the ladder, Eli,

so I can climb it
all the way to the top.

I ain't got any information,
Hooker.

Now you listen to me, friend.

There's a 14-year-old girl
lying in the hospital.

Her brain's fried
with angel dust.

When I looked into her eyes,

she reminded me
of my own daughter.

When I think of that girl,

what she's going through,
lying there like a zombie

with needles pushed through
her nose into her throat,

I get very angry, Eli.

And when I get angry,

those dirtbags who sell
this poison to young kids

had better watch out.

Look, I ain't selling.
I swear.

The man is asking for
information, Eli.

I got nothing but jive
on dust.

Then I'll take jive until you
come up with something else.

All right.

Street talk
around the harbor

says there's this girl,

and she's looking for
dust customers.

Name.
I want names, Eli.

Got no names, Hooker.
I'd tell you if I did, I swear.

Then a description.

Didn't ask.

Then ask.

I want some meat on the bones
you just gave me.

You got that?

I got it.

[♪♪♪]

Look, would you relax?
You're making me nervous.

Well, I been through it plenty.

Last time some dude
was late on me,

the deal went sour.
It was a setup.

Backup unit isn't here yet.

We better call
a district radio car.

I don't want to
blow this one.

I'll call Hooker
on Four-Adam-30.

He might enjoy getting back
in the dope business.

Yeah.

Four-Adam-30.
Four-Adam-30.

This is Four-Y-24.

Four-Y-24,
this is Four-Adam-30.

What's going down,
super narcs?

Welcome, Hooker.
It's nice to hear your voice.

The buyer's waiting
at the bus stop.

Southeast corner
of Grand View and Mason.

Tune in on tac one.

GIRL: It ain't be long.
You're so jittery.

CLEMENS: I'm not jittery. It's
dragging on too long is all.

Wait a minute.
I know that voice.

That's Tom Clemens.

GIRL: He won't be long.
I can always count on him.

CLEMENS: You'll be countin'
alone in about one minute,

if he doesn't show.

GIRL: Take it easy.
This is the best dust

anybody could put
their hands on. Believe me.

CLEMENS: Yeah.
When I see, then I'll believe.

Tom Clemens.

Clemens? What's he doing on
an undercover dope buy?

He told me he had a gig
with the narcs.

I thought that wasn't done,
Hooker--using a rookie.

It's not, usually.

There he is. Let's go.

That's the connection.

How do you know?

The signal--hands to hair.
I used to work narc, remember?

KENNY:
You got the bread?

As soon as
I see the dust.

Get in.
We drive and do it.

That wasn't the deal, man.

That's the way
it is.

Now you ride,
or we don't do business.

Back off, Tommy boy, back off.
Con them out of their pants.

They're moving. Let's go.

[STARTS ENGINE]

Damn it. I wish he hadn't
gotten into that car.

[♪♪♪]

We got some back-up, junior.
Sixteen just joined the party.

Okay, man. Let's,
uh, let's see the dope.

[SCOFFS] Man, you hand's
shaking like a leaf.

Hold still.
You gonna spill it.

What the hell?

Let go of my arm.

He's wired.

Give it up, man.
You're busted.

[SIREN WAILING]

No.

[TIRES SCREECHING]

[SIRENS WAILING]

He's busted up bad, Hooker.
He needs help fast.

Get an ambulance.

HOOKER: Four-Adam-30.

Send an ambulance
to 219 Colfax.

We've an officer hurt
real bad.

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

[SIREN WAILING]

Take it easy, Tom.
You're gonna be okay.

You're gonna be fine.

Family Support Unit
is on it.

Tom's parents should be
on a plane tomorrow.

Was the kid married?

Single. Came from Idaho
for the job.

Hell of a young man.
Phase Four, Hooker-trained.

That was one of the reasons
I okayed your request

to use him on the buy.

He should never have
gotten into that car.

That was part of his brief.
He was told.

But, you know, sometimes
that goes out the window

when a crook
puts down the scent.

I followed it enough
in my dope days.

And it's time to back on
the scent. Who's the link?

Started in a bar
and ended on the street today.

You mean there was
no surveillance?

No follow-up,
no ID before the buy-bust?

Look, the case
started moving.

The girl was ready to deal.
Wasn't time.

So we're back to ground zero.

We're working on it, Hooker.

There's a young
police officer down there

walking a hair
between life and death.

Message has to be sent out
loud and clear.

Nobody puts their hands on
one of ours.

Sounds like
you're buying in, Hooker.

I've already paid,
Captain, please.

Slow down our calls,
give Romano and me room.

I was just about to suggest
the same thing.

[♪♪♪]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER
OVER P.A.]

Tom.

Please.

Doc,
is he gonna be all right?

We're not sure.

[INDISTINCT CHATTER OVER P.A.]

Rookies.

What are we?

Meat for your table?

Numbers to make
your arrest records look good?

Romano,
let it alone.

Look, Romano,
we're sorry about the rookie.

The rookie's name is Clemens.
Tom Clemens.

And sorry isn't good enough.

I thought rookies
weren't supposed to be

involved in
this kind of stuff.

Hooker, you were the one
who told me not to be anxious

about getting involved in
undercover work.

You tell me this is right.

You tell me this is the way
it's supposed to be.

It's the way it is, junior.

Well, it stinks,

and I don't want to be
any part of it.

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

You got it all worked out?

Practice makes perfect.
If I'm misused,

maybe I'll at least
be able to protect myself.

Come off it, Romano.

Soapbox doesn't become you.

How am I supposed
to feel, Hooker?

Suddenly, everything you've said
isn't the way it is anymore.

Romano.

Reality
also creeps in.

Come on, Hooker. Tom Clemens
was thrown out of a car

he never should have been in
in the first place.

Even you said
he shouldn't have been there.

Well, he was because he's a cop,
and there was a job to be done.

Dope to be taken off
the streets.

No help.

No personnel.

And no new faces
to do it.

So the narcs
made a call.

And with all their limitations
and budget cuts

and lack of support,
they reached down and found

the best man they could
under the circumstances.

Because the dope
is out there.

Cindy Palmers are flying off of
buildings all over the city.

It was a judgment call
that had to be made, Romano.

Police work
isn't black and white, Romano.

It's a million shades
of grey.

Decisions have to be made
in seconds.

So the buy went down sour.
That happens, too.

All we can do is try
and learn by our mistakes.

Reality.

It's what a cop
lives and breathes.

Sometimes dies for, right?

Sometimes.

But not this time.

It's been a long night,
but Tom made it through.

He's asking for you.

Folk'll be landing
in a couple of hours.

Thought I'd send
the composite artist down first,

get the real business
out of the way.

Count on Hooker
to go right to it, huh?

Here's what
we came up with.

So how you doing,
gold brick?

Hey, you know.

it's all part of
the undercover territory.

Just hope it all heals
like they say it will.

I don't like the idea
of being a retired cop

before I even
get off probation.

I don't think there's
much danger of that.

Hooker, I know I blew it
getting in that car.

I should've stayed out.

But you didn't,
so don't beat yourself.

This is enough.

Tough way
to learn a lesson, huh?

But I'm ready again
anytime they need me.

Just wish I could've scored,

got some of that PCP.
off the street.

Pure cop, partner.

Hmm. Hooker-trained, Romano.

Well, let's see about that.

What can you tell us
about this guy

other than the composite?

Twenty-five, six feet,
brown and brown,

ruddy complexion,
bony frame.

Wore Levi's,
yellow Western shirt,

and tan desert boots.

Had on cheap
dime-store wristwatch

and had dirty fingernails.

Not bad. How about
a name and address?

She's Sue Ann.
I missed his name,

and neither one of them
gave me their address.

[LAUGHS]

What's the grade,
Hooker?

I'll let you know
soon as we get on the street.

Romano. Question.

You were driving the pursuit.

Why didn't you keep going
instead of stopping for me?

You could've radioed
for an ambulance.

It was
a split-second decision, Tom.

Judgments in police work
aren't always black and white.

They're
a million shades of grey.

Right, Hooker?

Right, Romano.

Wish I had said that.

[DOOR CLOSES]

Sergeant Hooker.
Yes.

I'm, uh, Cindy Palmer's mother.

The nurse told me you were in
to see Cindy yesterday.

Mm-hmm. This is my partner--
Officer Romano.

Ma'am.

How is Cindy today?

Well, uh, doctor thinks
she'll be all right

before the week is out.

They're not too sure
about flashbacks or...

if there'll be another coma.

Oh. Okay, darling. Huh?

You're the officers
who saved me, aren't you?

We just happened to be
in the neighborhood.

I don't want
anyone else hurt.

I want to help if I can.

What I did, it...

it was so stupid.
I know that now.

Maybe you can help,
Cindy.

Have you ever seen
either of these people before?

I've never seen the girl.

ROMANO: But the man?

Yeah. He's the one
that sold me the dust.

They call him Kenny.

You did really well.
You rest now.

From what everybody said,

I guess I was a whole lot of
trouble to you both.

You're growing up,
Cindy.

You learned
a hard lesson.

[♪♪♪]

But what you're saying
ain't so.

I don't know nothing
about no cop

getting burned
in a dope deal.

You know, Kenny,

this whole operation
is pretty much like a family.

That's why when your daddy
called me, I said,

"Sure, send the boy on out.
His uncle'll take care of him."

I set you up with wheels
and gave you lots of credit.

Now you're lying to me.

And I can't--
I can't have it, can I, Kenny?

But I didn't do anything.

Kenny, there are six ounces
missing from the last batch.

Checked it myself
after I heard about the cop

and the Chevy
they was looking for.

Now, the word is,
the fuzz is tracing that dust.

That's why I need your word

that you were doing this
all by yourself.

Now, Kenny, don't make me ask
that pretty little girl there.

'Cause if I do, she ain't
gonna be pretty no more.

All right.

It was me. Just me.

I dumped the Chevy,

but I'll make it up to you,
Tootie. I will.

Now, I know you will, son.

I asked you for the truth,
and you give it to me.

Now get your little lady
and you go on home.

Tomorrow,
you come on back here,

we gonna set you up with
a new set of wheels,

and we gonna
start all over again, huh?

[SIGHS]

Uh, I can go?

Sure, you can go.

Come on. Come on.

Kenny, I want you
to behave yourself

and not get into any trouble.

You just keep it cool.

[SIGHS] Yes, sir.

[ARCADE GAME SOUNDS]

In the morning,
go to the bank,

get what cash we have.

Wait for me to contact you
at your apartment

sometime
tomorrow afternoon.

But he let you go,
Kenny.

He doesn't dirty
his own kitchen.

I'm on borrowed time,
and you can believe that.

[♪♪♪]

I just can't trust him.

Go play iceman.

[♪♪♪]

Left, left, right, left.

Count it with me. Hup. One.

Once the barbs hit the subject,
you give him the jolt.

Harmless but effective way

of immobilizing
most people out of control.

Someday, there'll be enough
in the budget

to equip the whole department.

Until then,
call for a sergeant.

Any questions?

All right,
hit your next class.

Hooker.

You know a nervous voice
named Eli?

Like a late echo.
Did he call?

He said
if the rumbles are right,

the dust girl
he discussed with you

could be the same one
who was involved with the buy

that put Tom Clemens
in the hospital.

Well, small world. Eli may be
coming through for us.

Thanks, Stacy.

Romano, you've been
sandbagging Hooker, haven't you?

What? What're you talking about?

Did you tell him about
the tandem bike race?

Well, I--

That's called
sandbagging, Romano.

You tell him,

or I'm gonna wrap that
monadnock around your ears.

I can't.
Why not?

Simple.

I'm a coward.

[♪♪♪]

But cute.

[♪♪♪]

DISPATCHER: Four-Adam-30.
Four-Adam-30.

See the man at the snack stand,
Ocean Front Park,

regarding
requested information.

Four-Adam-30, roger.

[TIRES SCREECH]

We'll wait
till you swallow, Eli.

Hey, hey.

The lady dust connection.
Huh? You know? Um...

I got a possible for you
if she's a blonde.

I tailed her home
from a bar last night

to her apartment this morning.

Does she look
anything like this?

Yeah. That's the one, Hooker.
Yeah. Um...

"Sunrise Apartments,
number 38-35 and a half.

What do you bet we find her
with a friend called Kenny?

No bet.
Your odds are too good.

You'll get your reward
in heaven, Eli.

[STARTS ENGINE]

[♪♪♪]

Sue Ann?

Hold up.

You got the money?

Yeah. Where are we
gonna go, Kenny?

Someplace
Tootie'll never find us.

Come on, let's get packed.
We're getting outta here.

It's open.

[♪♪♪]

[SCREAMING]

[SIREN WAILING]

Cops. Let's go.

This way!
They're gonna kill him.

They're gonna kill Kenny.

Let's go.

[♪♪♪]

Kenny?

Kenny?

He's dead.

[SOBBING]
He can't be dead.

We're going to Mexico.

Kenny.

Kenny.

Ke-Kenny. No.

[♪♪♪]

No.

[♪♪♪]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

Don't ask.

No, I haven't told Hooker
he's not riding,

but I'll get to. I promise.

Nobody has to tell him.

Amended rules came through,
and there's a new wrinkle.

I guess
it's to prevent ringers.

What do you mean?

Every race must have
at least one veteran in it,

and the veteran
picks the probationer.

You mean Hooker's not out?

That's it in a nutshell.

Aw, that's too bad.

I know how much
you wanted to ride that race.

Vinnie, baby, I am riding.
The front seat is mine.

Race roster came through.

I put down your time
and my time.

[LAUGHS]

Stacy, baby, I told you.

I have a good excuse
for why my time was bad.

I was out all night
with Erlene.

That's life
in the big city.

Okay, forget that.

Read the rule
you discovered yourself.

Right here.

"And the senior officer
shall have the right

to select
the probationary officer."

So? My trial times
are better than yours.

Hooker'll pick me.

[SNICKERS]

Ah. No way
is he gonna pick a woman,

especially when
she's related to brass.

Hooker wants to take
the 17th's captain down bad.

He's got an image
to consider, you know?

Hooker,
I've got to talk to you.

I've got to talk to your father.
Did you see this?

Sometimes I wonder
what the brass is smoking.

What do you want?

It'll wait.

I know. They took credit
for your bust.

They're entitled
to take credit,

but not to say the case
is closed.

It is closed.

Look, are you ever satisfied?

Not when knocking down
one punk runner

is headlined as toppling

an entire PCP.
distribution ring.

All right, Hooker.
What do you want?

I want you to put up money
to protect the girl,

roll her over. Let me go after
Kenny Landers' connection.

And you figure
I can ride the heat,

get your radio calls answered,

and keep the brass off our necks
while you're doing it?

It's called commitment,
Captain.

[♪♪♪]

You let Kenny get killed,
then you lock me up.

Well, I am free. I have bail.

Yeah? Free to fry kids' brains
with angel dust?

That was Kenny's doing,
not mine.

We want you to help us.

We want to know where
Kenny connected.

I can't do that.

You can't afford not to.

What do you mean
by that?

I mean you're alive now.

But they can't afford
to let that continue.

I can't hurt nobody.

You can testify.

Some corroborating evidence
will give us enough

to lock 'em down
for a long time.

Well, I won't testify.

They don't know that.
Hey, Sue Ann.

Why do you think somebody
coughed up $10,000

for your bail?
'Cause they like you?

You were safe here.

Sue Ann...

they killed your man.

They murdered Kenny.
They care nothing about you.

He's telling the truth.

You've got to trust us.
There's nobody left.

We'll arrange
a safe house for you

until they're caught
and during the trial.

And we'll arrange to have you
relocated with a new identity.

Sue Ann.

You have no choice.

His name is Tootie Nelson.

[♪♪♪]

Tootie Nelson.

Top of the heap.

I've wanted him for years.

[♪♪♪]

Look. You see what I see?

I sure do.

Hop in.
We're cheaper than a taxi.

Since when do we pick up
hitchhikers?

Now you complain.

How you doing, Hooker?

Great now.

Angie DeFelice,
Vincent Romano.

You know her
and a paisana, too.

Terrific.

You got to turn to her
to speak to her. She's deaf.

And one of the best
teachers of the deaf I ever met.

He's such an expert,
you know.

Nice to meet you,
Vincent Romano.

Nice to meet you,
Angie DeFelice.

What's going on?

Angie's gonna help us
climb the ladder.

She also teaches
lip reading.

But this, Hooker, is a first.
I gotta tell you.

We all got to start
someplace.

I got my my fingers crossed
that you can pull it off.

Right down there.

[ANGIE INTERPRETING]
"Who cares?

You give seven points,
you give seven and a half.

The Cowboys still win."

[LAUGHS]

What'd she say?

It's personal.

Did she say anything
about me?

Romano, she doesn't have
that kind of language

in her vocabulary.

He's making a phone call.

Get the number.

Five, five, five...

eight...

three... six...

two.

"Hello, Hank?
Yeah. You ready?

"I don't care.
No, the Rover's fine.

I'll send Larry.
You got it."

And so do we.

[♪♪♪]

DISPATCHER: Four-Adam-30.
Four-Adam-30.

Your telephone number
comes back

as a non-published number

registered to the
Graphic Arts Chemical Company,

2-0-4-0 Industrial Boulevard.

Thirty, roger.

A full-blown PCP. lab.

But no Tootie Nelson.

That brings us to Tootie.

He'll be out of there
in five minutes.

It'll take an hour
to get narc out here.

We'll just have to
run the tail ourselves.

In uniform? How do we
run a tail in uniform?

By planning ahead, junior.

We're gonna bird-dog 'em.

[♪♪♪]

Fill up all the cans this time.

[BEEPING]

[BEEPING]

Seems the load
is moving.

And we can tail from a mile.
Nice.

Now the trick
is to put Tootie Nelson

in possession
of that load.

[STARTS ENGINE]

And we have
our corroboration.

Take your test.

Score.

Four-Adam-30
to 829.

Suspects have stopped along
riverbed access road.

We're making our move.

Come on, come on.

[OVER SPEAKER]
Tootie, you're busted.

Possession of PCP.

Hands high.
Move away from the vehicle.

Re--
[SIREN WAILING]

Hold it.

[♪♪♪]

[STARTS ENGINE]

[SIREN WAILING]

Get it off of me.

[CACKLES]

He's going for the pier.
Must be crazy.

HOOKER: It's the PCP.

He's finding out what it's like
to be a junkie.

Get 'em off of me.
Get off me.

Get 'em off of me. Get--

Help me. Help me.

[SCREAMING]

Right now, I'm making
a hard decision.

Personally, I'd like to see
the dirtbag drown.

That'd be too quick.

Think I'd rather
see him pay.

For a long, long time.

Get 'em off me.

[♪♪♪]

TOOTIE:
Help me. Help me.

Help me. Help me.

Get 'em off me. Get 'em off me.

[TOOTIE SCREAMS]

[♪♪♪]

It's academic, Romano.

My trial times
are better than yours.

Like I told you before,

Hooker's gonna see that
on the roster.

You're pushing, Sheridan.
Believe me,

Hooker is not gonna go out there
with a woman on his bike.

Ridiculous.

What's going on here?
Who's Hooker's partner?

I am, sir.

Captain, I'm ready.

We're sure winners
this year, Captain.

Who is the "we," Hooker?

Both these people
think they're going with you.

My times, Sergeant.

I tried to tell her, Hooker.

Who is it to be, Hooker?

Recruit Probationer Sheridan
or Officer Romano?

Considering the honor
of the precinct

and the history
of this annual competition

and the not-inconsiderable wager
I made with Captain LaSally,

I don't know what the
two of you are arguing about.

I made my decision
this morning.

BOTH: Who?

[BANG]

[♪♪♪]

[CROWD CHEERING]

Give it everything there.

What rotten luck.

Grabowski just transferred
into the precinct yesterday.

Twice National Collegiate
Bicycle Champion.

Pour it on.
Pump it, man.

Go, Grabowski, go.

Come on.

Hooker.

We won.

[♪♪♪]