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(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

(INAUDIBLE)

(RADIO BEEPING)

FEMALE DISPATCH: (ON RADIO)
Five-Adam-Nineteen and any
other units able to assist,

a two-eleven in progress
at First Metropolitan Savings,
six-twelve West Ninth.

Five-Adam-Nineteen, your call.

This is
Five-William-Twenty Two,

we're buying in on
Five-Adam-Nineteen's
hot shot call.

FEMALE DISPATCH: (ON RADIO)
Roger,
Five-William-twenty two.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

JACK CLAYTON:
Let's go, hurry up.

MAN: (MUFFLED) Okay, okay.

CLAYTON: Come on, hurry up.

All right. Hold it!

No, she's the prize!

You want to win
the prize, sucker?

HOOKER: Put your gun down.

You haven't got a chance.

Come on, you're done?

CLAYTON: Get out of here,
go, go, go.

Come on, let's go, let's go.

Hold it!

(GIRL SCREAMS)

(SCREAMING CONTINUES)

(SIREN WAILING)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Johnny?

Johnny.

(GASPING)

Johnny.

Johnny!

Johnny.

(JAZZ MUSIC PLAYING)

(DOOR KNOCKING)

(DOOR KNOCKING CONTINUES)

Thought you were dead.
You're all right.

Yeah, I'm fine.

Put some coffee up
if you want. I'll be
with you in a minute.

(DOOR OPENS)

Now I know why you always
have me pick you up in front.

I can't believe
you're living
like this, Hooker.

Life goes on, you know.

You've been divorce
nine months.

Fran and the kids are alive
and well in Oregon.

Love them to death,
miss them like hell.

Yeah, I know.
It was hard on you
and Fran, the final break.

(TAP WATER RUNNING)

In the end what hurts
the most, is when you realize
love isn't always enough.

At least,
they're in
God's country.

And you're living here?
In a motel?

It's just temporary.

I'll find time
to get an apartment.

You have to
get out of here, Hooker.

It's the bad guys
who belong in the cells,
not the cops.

I'll start looking
next weekend.

Next weekend?
Good.

You were going to look last
weekend instead, we looked
for the Harbor Hill rapist.

I can't believe you, Hooker.

We found him,
didn't we?

You sure don't want
a quick cup of coffee?

Thanks, I already
cleaned my gun.

Harry James.

Hooker, are you all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.
Let's go.

You're gonna
turn off the radio?

Can't find
the on, off button.

Turns off by itself.

Don't you love
modern conveniences.

Come on partner,
perk up.

They're waiting for us,
the muggers, the rapists,
the robbers, the killers.

Yeah it's
a jungle out there.

ALL: One, two, three, four.

ALL: One, two, three, four,
one, two, three, four.

(MAN SHOUTS INDISTINCTLY)

MAN: Hey. Hey.

All right, item eleven.
The stolen car ring did its
number again last night.

As you can see
from your flyers,
two Porsches

and an Eldorado evaporated
from our streets of our city

in the early morning
hours though.

Now, come on, guys, you've
had partial descriptions of
two of those car rustlers,

for past five days.

Let's get with it.

Last item and possibly
the hottest.

South Bay Precinct
has been playing tag

with a gang
of bank robbers
for the past month,

and they're losing
even with the help of FBI.

What do you expect
from South Bay, miracles?

(ALL CHUCKLES)

I'd settle for solid
police work.

Now I hope
you gentlemen don't have
to eat those words.

Hooker and I have been mapping
the robberies, and the pattern
seems to be heading our way.

Our South Bay Robbery
has compiled an MO. sheet,

which you in front of you.

The Captain's right.

Familiarize yourselves
with the details.

Hit the streets
and watch your backsides.

What is it, Hooker?

The MO. on those
bank robbers.

What about it?

Four men, large banks
only in stocking masks.

The leader takes
a woman hostage,

two others spray-paint
the surveillance cameras,
then leap the counters

to clean out the cages.
The fourth covers
the rear exit.

Sounds pretty well
thought out.

Sounds like
a bad dream to me.

(INAUDIBLE)

(OFFICERS TALKING
INDISTINCTLY)

I mean, you've seen
my place at the Marina,
you've seen Stacy's.

There's a vacancy
coming up at the end
of the month.

I'm not sure I want
to cut it in the singles
scene, partner.

(RADIO BEEPING)

WOMAN: (ON RADIO)
Four-Adam-Thirty
and any other units

in the vicinity.
A two-Eleven silent
at National Savings,

Forty-One-Twenty-One
Wilton Boulevard.

Thirty, handle Code Two.

(SIREN WAILING)

Four-Adam-Sixteen
we're rolling backup
to Thirty.

(HORN HONKING)

Let's go.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

It's him.

The one-handed man.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Can't let him take
her hostage.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

The one handed-man.
I want his name!

His name.
Give me his name.

Give me his name!

I wanted him alive.

Call an ambulance.

Get out of broadcast
on the getaway car.

Lincoln license
E-W-I-489.

The one-handed man,
you know him?

Five years ago.

He killed my partner.

Hooker?

How come
you never talk about,
Johnny Durrell?

It's just hard to...

When you lose a partner,
it's almost like
losing your wife.

Day in and day out.

Your life is in his hand,
his in yours.

When he goes down,

a lot goes with him.

I'm not sure how well
I'd handle that.

Well, I haven't
handled it.

And I won't.

Until I nailed
Johnny's killer.

Uh, I'll wait.

Johnny's widow
remembers you
with Johnny

and that's the way
it ought to stay.

(KIDS TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

Hi, sweetheart.
How are ya?

HOOKER: Sue gets
more beautiful
every time I see her.

You should see little John.
Looks more and more
like his dad.

HOOKER: I'm sorry
I haven't been
by in a while.

This place brings
back memories.

Johnny and I threw
our first baskets here.

(LAUGHS)

The backboard was
made of wood then.

The ball didn't come off
as hard as it does now.

(CHUCKLES)

The man
who killed Johnny.

The one-handed man,
he's back, back in town.

Back robbing banks
and I'm going to get him.

I knew you'd
never give up.

I want him so bad,

I'm grasping at straws,
any straw that might
bring him in.

I don't understand,
Hooker.

When I was kneeling
over Johnny's body,
in the bank,

he was trying
to tell me something.

Later in the hospital,

he gained consciousness
for a moment
and he talked to you.

You told me that

what he said was personal
and I'm sure it was but,

I can't help feeling
that there was a message
in there for me too.

I mean, he was such
a good cop.

I can tell you
his exact words.

"Love you, kids.

"Wish I...

"So many things wanted...

"Red Ford,

"Carol, Carol."

That was it, he was gone.

So you see,
it was personal.

And the part about the car...

(SIGHS) ...we'd been
talking about
buying a new one.

I'm sorry to put you
through it again.

It's all right.

Finally, there's been time.

I've started living again.

I'm getting married.

Carol, that's terrific.

I met him at little
John's school.

I know it comes
as a surprise,
it did to me too.

He's a teacher too,
and he likes the kids.

They need a father, Hooker.

You don't have
to explain it to me.

I think it makes
all kinds of sense.

I'll always love Johnny.

I'll always
love the time
we had together.

But I need somebody.

We all do.

(SOBBING)

The pickup truck
was stolen last night
and the getaway car

was grabbed this morning.

No ID on the guy
I had to shoot.

Crime Report said
they got 40,000 in cash

and another five
in traveler's checks.

Any trace on
the missing teller?

Nothing so far,
but we're gonna keep looking.

Hooker, what went down?

We sealed off the harbor,
and he still got away.

Did you get
a clean look at him?

Yeah. Same guy,
all right.

Same one I keep seeing
in my nightmare.

Not one eye witness
in the South Bay area

picked up on
his missing hand.

He must be
damn clever
at concealing it.

Just as clever
as he was
five years ago.

And just as methodical.

The only change
in his MO.

is he switched
from a plastic
to a stocking mask.

Is he till toting
a .22?

Still and still taking
a girl hostage.

I'm afraid we're gonna
find that girl dead the same
way we found the others.

Well, let's hope
the Robbery Homicide
gets a line on him fast.

The way they did
the last time?

You never let up on him,
do you?

They never worked
that case hard enough.

That's what you thought.

So you decided,
if they couldn't find

the one-handed man,
you would.

But they didn't
and you didn't.

No.

But now he's back,

and I have
another shot
at him.

And this time,
I'm gonna
get him.

(PHONE RINGING)

You were a divisional narc
the first time you went up
against him, Hooker.

Now you're in uniform
in a black and white
with the front end bashed in.

Do you think that
makes a difference?

Look, Captain.

Five years ago,
when I came out
of the hospital,

and my partner didn't,

I traded in my gold shield
for a set of blues
for one reason,

to get back
on the streets
and hit crime

as it comes down,
not after the fact.

You had an opportunity
to do that today, Hooker.

Unfortunately,
it didn't pay off.

So, now the case is out
of your hands.

Wrong.

This case is mine
until it's done.

Hooker, you'll love
the marina.

The manager gave me the key
to the vacant apartment.

We'll take a look,
have a glass of wine,
It'll be an early evening.

I appreciate
the thought, guys,

but I have a couple
of things to do.

(SIGHS)

(DOOR CLOSING)

He's out on
the track tonight.

A track that's taking him
back into the past.

(DANCE MUSIC PLAYING
FROM CLUB)

(MUSIC STOPS)

(CROWD APPLAUDS)

(CROWD CHEERING)

(MUSIC PLAYING FROM SPEAKERS)

Long time between
phone calls, Hooker.

You were terrific.
It's quite a spot
you get here.

It's a big improvement
over what I had
when I was tricking

and you befriended me.

Is that what I did?

(CHUCKLES)

Some front you
and your partner had.

(HUFFS) Flash clothes
and white Rolls,

just in from Tucson.

To me, you were
better than Christmas.

Till you found out
that we were really narcs

and what we were
after was an intro
to the local suppliers.

What are you after,
this time?

That Westside disco
that you used
to dance at.

Busy Bee?

Haven't been there
in years.

It closed.
I checked it out.

(SNOOKER BALLS CLACKING)

You kicked it,
good for you.

You can
get over anything.

That bartender
at the Busy Bee,
the one you duped me into.

Freddie Hamilton?

Freddie put you
onto Lou Gresham,

and tracking Lou
to that bank
got your partner killed.

Wouldn't think
you'd ever want to see
Freddie again.

I wanna speak to him.

Haven't seen him
since the day I turned
my back on the Westside.

You must still see
some of the same people.

Not really.

Look around you, Hooker.
Everything changed.

Look, five years ago,
I was playing a role.

I did a number on you.
It was my job,
but I liked you.

I liked you.

I wouldn't find it hard
to like you again,

but I don't suppose
it could go anywhere.

I don't suppose.

But I'd still like to talk
to Freddie Hamilton.

(SCOFFS) I don't believe
in old-time's sake, Hooker.

That's too bad, Evelyn.

'Cause it's one
of the few things
I do believe in...

Still.

We got a preliminary
report back on the guy
with the shotgun.

His name was,
Ted Lindley.

Two priors for armed robbery,
and possession
and sale of narcotics.

You got that already.

of San Quentin
a month ago.

Yeah, but we just found out
that he had needle marks
on his fore-arms.

Which means
he probably shot up
before the bank job.

That fits the pattern.

When Hooker wounded
the one-handed man's partner
five years ago,

he was also a user
and a dealer.

Right.

Hey, anything
on the, uh, bank teller?

It just came in.

Adam-Fifteen
found the Lincoln,
abandoned in an alley.

She was in the trunk,
shot, left to die.

She's critical
but they're hoping
she'll pull through.

FEMALE DISPATCH: (ON RADIO)
Four-Adam-Thirty,
Four-Adam-Thirty.

You request on whereabouts
of an Elma Prentiss,

believed tied to the
First Metropolitan Savings
robbery, five years ago.

Confirmed she is still
employed at Rainbow Pier.

Four-Adam-Thirty, roger.

Okay, everybody up
on their horse, come on.

(KIDS LAUGHING)

ELMA: Okay, come on, up.

There. Right. Okay?

All right.

Okay! Harvey, go!

(CARNIVAL MUSIC PLAYING)

Back so soon, Hooker?

Seems like you were here
just a couple of weeks ago.

A month.

Well, I, uh... I hope
the questions
have changed.

They haven't.

Well, neither have
the answers.

Your partner's
five years dead, Hooker.

Isn't it time
you put him to rest?

A new development.

Yeah?

Bank robbery yesterday.

Young girl taken
hostage and shot.

Thought maybe
you might have
heard about it.

I didn't.

The man with one hand
was running the show.

He used the same 22.

So what?

So, I thought it
might jog
your memory.

Might break through
the shield

that you've been
putting up
all these years.

I know you
know him, Elma.
I know.

If I didn't know
the one-handed man
five years ago

or a month ago,
I don't know him now.

One of these days
you're going to tell me
the truth.

And I'm gonna keep coming
at you till I hear it.

It was him, wasn't it?

Hooker.

Hey, hey,
what's the matter?

He give you
a hard time?

Lying is always
hard for me, Jack.

I never do it
except for you.

Hey, come on.

It's a cheap price considering
all I've done for you
and yours now, isn't it?

Okay.

All right.
That's why I let you use
the apartment upstairs.

I like running this round.

The kids, the people
who work on the pier,

they're like a family to me.

Hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey.

We're not going
to be here forever.

Come on.

Just take care
of your business
and go. All right!

Come on, Elma.

Was he who
we thought it was.

Hooker?

Yeah, we should have wasted
him five years ago.

Hey, this Hooker
he's got
a bad rep, man.

TOMMY: Listen to me, Clay.

We've been together
for a long, long time.

I've never disputed any
of your choices.

But we ought
to pack it in.

Hey and besides
we got a $100,000
in the kitty.

We can go back to Mexico
and live on...

I'm calling the shots.

Hey, come on, Tommy.

We got a nice
easy thing here.

They must have built
a thousand new banks

since the last time
we worked this territory.

All right.
Besides, yeah, man,

you got Elma
to do all
your errands.

Don't start
with me, Fleming.

You get on my nerves,
I'm gonna feed
you to the fish...

...right underneath
this pier.

The full autopsy
results in
on Lindley yet?

They just came in.

There was heroin
in his system,

apparently injected
within 12 hours
of his death.

Ted Lindley was released from
San Quentin a month ago.

That means,
right after he got out,

he was already hooked up
with a man with one hand

and knocking over banks
in the South Bay.

He also found himself
a drug connection
and a place to stay.

That means there's
gotta be a tie buried
somewhere in the past.

Maybe with Elma Prentiss
despite what she claims.

This woman,
Elma Prentiss,

I know she ties
to Johnny Durrell's killing,
I don't understand...

Five years ago in a robbery,

I shot and wounded an ex-con
named, Lou Gresham.

He was killed trying
to escape from the hospital.

He'd grown up
practically an orphan.

Had one relative
that wasn't already in
or on the way to jail.

Elma Prentiss.

And you think
she knows who
the one-handed man is.

Could be.

If Lou Gresham
mentioned him to anyone,

it had to be to Elma.

What was the message?

An Evelyn North called.
She wants you to call her
at this number.

Evelyn North.

(PHONE RINGING)

Hello.

Evelyn.

Hooker. Got your message.

You still interested
in finding Freddie Hamilton?

You bet I am.

I made some phone calls.

Found out he's running
a new place downtown.

The Malabar.

Just like
the old days,
I owe you.

Keep that in mind, huh?

Thank you.

(HORN HONKING)

Run a check on this card,
and, uh, bring it back to me.

And George, don't stop
with a credit check.

I want a complete
reading on these people.

Yes, sir.

You looking for me, Hooker?

Or just checking
the place out?

What do you think?

Evelyn help you find me?

Five years ago, Freddie,
you duped me and my partner
to Lou Gresham,

a drug dealer who got
the idea that robbing banks
might be easier.

Ancient history, Hooker.

Dead and buried with Gresham
and your partner.

Not for me, it isn't.

I'm looking for a killer,

a man with one hand.

A man Lou Gresham worked
with five years ago.

He's back in town,

and I'm betting he's getting
drugs for his new boys

from an
old connection, you.

(CHUCKLES)
You're dreaming.

You do any good lately
for a guy named
Ted Lindley?

Never heard of him.

He bought it, trying
to knock over a bank
a few days ago.

The man with one hand
was with him.

You're talking
about a thug, Hooker.

You're in a beautiful
restaurant in the
sophisticated part of town

and you're talking
about a thug.

Yes, George.

They verified directly
with Denver.

Terrific. Thank you.

You finished
with me, Hooker?

Now who's dreaming?

(PEOPLE TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

Thank you, but, um...

But what happened
to your credit card?

Welcome to the Malabar.

You know, we have
a place a lot like this
in Denver.

You remember the steak house,
the art museum,
don't you, Charlie?

I don't forget
any of our times
together, darling.

Like I mentioned earlier,
we'd kind of like to make
a day of it.

Well, I don't want you
two nice people to feel
let down in any way.

Now I can leave here in about
30 minutes when the
lunch hour's over.

And, uh, maybe then
we can do a little
"shopping" together.

Sounds good to me.

Well, here we go.

I was afraid
he'd change
his mind.

I brought along
some company.

You remember George?

You never know
when you might get
ripped off in this world.

Well, I knew
you wouldn't mind.

We don't mind as long
as you two don't mind
doing the time.

Freeze both of you.
Your under arrest.

(GUNSHOTS)

Drop the gun now!

(BOTH GRUNTING)

(GRUNTS)

You're in deep
this time, Freddie.

Real deep.

You cashed in on human
weakness for the last time,

now I'm gonna
cash in on you.
You hear me, scum.

You're going
to give me
what I want.

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Jack, what do you want,
what are you doing here?

I just got word the cops
grabbed Freddie Hamilton.

Oh God!

Does he know
where you're staying?

I don't know.

I can't take any chances.

I might have
to move in a hurry.

I need that 20 grand
that I left with you.

Well, where is it?

It's all there.

(GROANS)

Jack, I'm scared.

Please, I want you
to go now.

You said there wouldn't
be any trouble.

They find you
at the merry-go-round,
I'm gonna lose everything.

Please. I want you
to go now.

What is this, Elma?

What are you...
You caving in on me?

It was lucky
for your brother, Ray,

I didn't do that
to him, huh?
You've forgotten?

If I hadn't yanked him up
off the bank parking lot
five years ago,

he wouldn't just be
in a wheelchair,

now he'd be dead.
Dead, you know,
like your cousin, Lou.

I think about Ray a lot.

I wish I could see him,
I wish I could help him.

Yeah, we can do
something about that.

I'm headed back to Mexico
after just one more job.

You come with me,
you can see your, uh...

You can see
your brother, Ray

and I can show you
a good life, huh?

Thanks.

But I like my life here.

Here.

You owe me, Elma.

Mmm?

(DOOR SLAMS)

(SOBBING)

When Ted Lindley hit town
after leaving San Quentin,

he had to have met
a friend who had already
found a connection,

a friend with one hand.

Jack Clayton,
he came up from Mexico
about a month ago.

Jack Clayton.

How long have
you known Jack Clayton?

I don't know, I don't know,
I don't know,
five, six years.

He, uh... He spent
most of his time in Mexico
ever since, uh...

Ever since
he killed
my partner.

Then he came back
when Lindley
was kicked loose.

Yeah. Yeah.

Yeah, and they both came
to see me that first night
on the streets.

Where can I find Clayton?

Believe me, Hooker.
I don't know!

He always found me.
I... I never went
looking for him.

(INDISTINCT CHATTERING)

That the info
on Jack Clayton?

(PHONE RINGING)

Mostly armed. Look at this.

What about his
known associates?

Here they are.
Just three of them
with a rundown on each.

There's uh, Thomas Fischetti,
Theodore Lindley,
we'll scratch him,

and Raymond Ford.

Hold on a second.
Let me see that.

As Johnny Durrell lay dying,

he said something
to his wife about a red Ford.

She thought he was talking
about buying a new car

for the family
but I got a...

Here it is!

Raymond Ford,
nickname, "Red."

He wasn't talking
about a new car,

he was trying
to give his wife
a message for you

about a guy
named Red Ford.

Just like Johnny,
doing his job
even as he was dying.

So Red Ford had to be one
of the bank robbers
five years ago.

Probably the one
who dropped his mask.

Johnny must've
recognized him.

Hey, look at this.

One of the people authorized
to correspond with Ford

while he was in prison
was his sister, Elma Prentiss.

Bingo!

That's the tie
I've been looking for.

Let's go talk to the lady.

(PHONE RINGING)

(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

Who is it?

You don't give up,
do you, Hooker?

It's 5:00 in the morning.

Junior, I like
to handle this alone.

There's a lot of water
under the bridge
between Elma and me.

(EXHALES)

We going to go through
this whole thing again,
the same old dance?

Your brother, Red Ford.

You never told me
you were married.

You never told me
your maiden name
was Ford.

(SIGHS)

You never told me
he was a bank robber.

The man he ran with
saved his life.

Five years ago.

Yes. He took him
to Mexico,
he took care of him.

My brother is in a wheelchair.

The man we're talking
about has one hand.

His name's Jack Clayton.

This is the time
to tell the truth, Elma.
Where's Clayton?

I can't tell you that.
I owe him.

I told you
this is the time.

Another girl may die.

Another innocent bank teller,
just like the one
Clayton grabbed

when he was working
with your cousin
and your brother.

You want me to tell you
what they did to her
before they shot her?

(SPEAKS SOFTLY) No.

Do you want to help
him get away
so he can do it again?

(SIGHS)

Okay.

He... he forced me
to open up a room
for him upstairs,

with his friends
over the merry-go-round.

Give me the keys.

Romano, if we get
lucky enough to hit
Clayton and his gang,

we're gonna need backup.

I'll call
Corrigan and Stacy.

Hooker, there's
one more thing
I have to tell you.

Clayton said that he was
going to one more job before
he went back in to Mexico.

No, he's not
'cause I'm gonna do
a job on him,

one that will put him
behind bars for
the rest of his life.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

TOMMY: They got
Fleming, Clay.

They also got 20 grand
and our shotguns.

Had to be Elma,
gave us away.
Had to be.

I see.

HOOKER: Drop it
and on the floor.

Look we'll uh...
We'll head
back to Mexico.

On our way out,
we'll take down that bank
just like we planned.

The two of us,
we can handle that.

Well, whatever you say.

Before we take that
bank, though we're gonna
pick up Elma

take her with us,

teach her a few lessons.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Stacy and Corrigan
can secure things
till the detectives arrive.

Meanwhile, we'll take
our friend down to the
prescient and book him.

(GRUNTS)
Yeah, what then?
We're off duty?

I'm not
letting go, junior.

I'm coming back
on my own.

So, what do you think
the odds are of
Clayton showing up?

Long shot...

Except for that 20,000
in the shoe box upstairs.

Yeah, I'd like to see
his face if he comes
around to collect it

and runs into
four detectives.

It's not gonna
get that far.

I have waited a lot
of years for Clayton.

He shows, he's mine.

FEMALE DISPATCH: (ON RADIO)
Four-Adam-Nine and all units
in the vicinity

of 18-19
South Coronado.
A reported 207,

suspects are in a dark
blue Chevrolet sedan.

Four-Adam-Nine,
see the woman.

Three streets over,
isn't that Elma's address?

Clayton must've
grabbed her. Let's see
if we can grab Clayton.

(ENGINE STARTS)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

Hooker, dark blue
Chevy sedan.

It's Clayton.

We'll stick as close
as we can and wait
for an opening.

(TIRES SCREECHING)

(SIGHS)

I go in, I check the bank
if it looks all right,
I come back out.

Then the three of us
go in.

There they are.

We take it down...

...and you, uh,
carry out the money.

No, I can't!

Tommy.

Find a phone,
call for backup.

Don't even breathe.

Elma, get out
and stand
on the curb.

You, put the gun
down on the seat,
real slowly.

HOOKER: That's a good boy.

Now, come on out,
real slow.

Get on your knees,
hands behind your neck.

Nail him to
the pavement.

Tommy!

Hold it!

Freeze!

Spread-eagle
on the pavement!

(CLANKING)

(PANTING)

Almost did it.

Almost made it away
from you, for good.

Wrong, Clayton.

I'd have hunted you down
even if it took five more
years or a lifetime.

(SPITS)

(CARNIVAL MUSIC PLAYING)

I owe you more
than I can say, Hooker.

You don't owe anyone,
anything, anymore.

Come on. You went
to back for me
with the D.A.

If you hadn't,
they'd have...

They would have
put me away for
harboring a fugitive.

Well, that's fair trade.

Your testimony is gonna put
Clayton and the others behind
bars for a long time to come.

What's gonna happen
to my brother?

They're extraditing him.

He's gonna have to stand
trial for what he did.

You don't
feel sorry for him?

Uh-uh.

No.

I feel sorry
for my old partner,
Johnny Durrell.

And his wife.

And his kids.

You say it
like it is, Hooker.

And you're right.

I know.

Okay, everybody mount up.

Come on, find a horse.

Those of you
on the right,
get off.

(LAUGHS)

There is nothing like
a merry-go-round, Hooker.

It's magic
when you're a kid.

Even when you're not.

I couldn't think
of a better way
to spend 50 cents.

I remember when I used
to put my kids up
on those horses.

It was 25 cents then.

Everything changes,
Hooker.

And stays the same.

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)