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Hmm. Interesting move.

Thank you.

Probably gonna Cost you the game.

I doubt that. I Seriously doubt it.

Backgammon?

- do you play? - nope.

That's surprising.

Not to me.

No, I just meant

That it's one of the most Popular games in the world.

Oh, yeah?

Has its origins In the middle east

About 3,000 years before christ.

I got a home version Of "Beat the clock."

I find that the modern Games are more challenging.

Gentleman, it is, uh, 10 minutes after 9:00.

I hesitate to point That out to you.

We're almost finished, captain.

I'm just gonna Double harris to $64.

Would you mind doubling On your own time, dietrich?

It's all over if Harris doesn't accept.

Good. Harris?

Oh, uh, yeah, right, barn.

Okay, I accept.

Hey, I win.

Well, that's the way it goes.

Congratulations.

I'll be going back to My official duties now.

I was expecting At least a "Damn."

Sure. Step inside, Will you, please?

Come on. Inside.

No kidding? In here?

You give great instruction.

Would you keep moving?

Come on, come on.

Hey, harris.

Damn!

Yeah. Good morning.

What do you got, woj?

Same old story, barn.

He was buying it. She was supplying it.

Wojo.

Excuse me. Are You in charge here?

Yes, I'm captain miller. What can I do for you?

Captain, my name is wilmore.

I'm with the anderson Manufacturing company

In little rock.

Captain, I think if I can have A few moments of your time,

We could take care of This misunderstanding.

There's no Misunderstanding, barn.

The guy was soliciting.

I'm up here on a Buying trip, sergeant.

That's what "Soliciting" Means, mr. Wilmore.

I hardly even noticed her.

Do you believe that?

Hardly likely.

Barney, the guy noticed her.

His eyeballs were Sticking out yea far.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Uh, obviously Sergeant wojciehowicz

Feels he has probable Cause for arrest.

You'll have your Opportunity in court to...

Court?! That's degrading.

Damned inconvenient, too.

Why don't you have a seat At sergeant dietrich's desk?

He'll take your statement.

Dietrich: right over Here, mr. Wilmore.

And you, over there.

Me, understand.

I don't believe I've seen You around before, miss, uh...

Dixon. Marsha dixon.

I'm new in the neighborhood.

Well, wish I could Say "Welcome," but...

Forget it. I understand.

Who's got time to be Neighborly nowadays?

12th precinct. Yemana.

What?

Where?

Right.

Trouble at siegel's Department store.

- shoplifting? - kidnapping.

Really?

They kidnapped old man siegel,

Snatched him right Out of the limousine.

You better get over There. Harris, go with him.

Wojo, get on the phone To the federal bureau.

Tell them we'll Keep them posted.

Okay.

- ready, harris? - yo.

Here.

What's this?

It's my personal check for $64.

You don't have to pay me now.

Dietrich, every Time a cop goes out,

There's always a chance That he won't come back.

So?

Well, it's not that I Enjoy paying you the $64,

But I ain't owing nobody Nothing for eternity.

We've got about 40 uniforms

Doing a house-to-house Of the immediate area.

Excuse me, inspector.

The fbi just called. They Got someone on the way.

Uh, thank you.

I've just heard that The federal authorities

Are now entering the case.

You know why I'm here?

Yeah, I know why you're here.

Because I'm from arkansas.

No, we haven't Enforced that in years.

I'm here just because I Have a noticeable accent

And live in little rock.

Well, that doesn't make Me some kind of yokel

You can take advantage of.

Little rock, arkansas, Happens to be

A modern and sophisticated,

Up-to-date manufacturing And business center.

Can I have your first And middle name, please?

Robert joseph.

Bobby joe?

You got it.

Excuse me.

You haven't forgotten About me, have you?

Uh, no, I haven't Forgotten about you.

Thank you. That's a Very nice compliment.

What's a very nice compliment?

Well, you just said you Hadn't forgot about me.

I didn't mean it As a compliment.

Just a simple fact.

Oh, well, I took It as a compliment.

All I meant was I know You're still sitting there.

I wasn't trying To be nice to you.

Sorry. I thought you were.

No, no, no.

It was just an honest Misunderstanding.

Yeah, well, you just Hold on to your horses,

And I'll be with You in a minute.

You know, the word on the street

Is that you're a pretty Decent group of guys up here.

Yeah, we're a regular Bunch of sweethearts.

- that's what they say. - yeah, yeah.

I meant that as a compliment.

Well, just quit it!

I mean, we don't compliment you,

And you got no reason To compliment us,

So just quit it, all right?

Sorry.

Okay. I'll be with You in a minute.

Just let me finish My business, okay?

- okay. - okay!

You're very kind.

You're asking for trouble. You know that, don't you?

Problem, wojo?

No, just trying To finish this list

Of people with Kidnapping priors,

And I keep getting interrupted.

It's my fault, Captain. I'm sorry.

You see?

She keeps pulling that Polite hooker routine.

We'll be with you as soon As possible, miss dixon.

Thank you.

It's just the old Polite captain routine.

Look, would you just Step right inside here?

How a person is dragged Off in broad daylight?

I mean, a decent, a respectable,

A very, very influential person.

I mean, what is happening To this country?

I told you he Needed a bodyguard.

- you never Mentioned bodyguard. - the other day...

On my life, the word "Bodyguard" Never came near his lips.

Look, you want to just Sort of keep moving here?

- I sent a memo. - I never saw it.

You never read my memos.

Then stop sending them.

Uh, barn, this is lorraine And andrew siegel.

Mr. And mrs. Siegel.

Ms. Siegel.

We're not married.

They're brother and sister. Mr. Siegel's their father.

Oh, I beg your pardon.

We've had separate Rooms since I was 9.

No one cares, andrew.

Yemana: okay. In here.

30 years.

30 years without a major Accident, and now this.

Well, I guess you were due.

Barney, this is Mr. Blake, the chauffeur.

He saw the whole thing.

Yeah, sure, I saw the Whole thing... Big deal!

But I couldn't stop them.

I got arthritis.

Just take it easy, mr. Blake.

You got a good look At the kidnappers?

I got a good look.

There were three of them, and They all had guns, but no faces.

Beg your pardon?

Barney, apparently they Were wearing stocking masks.

Mr. Blake said That one of the men

Appeared to be a little Darker than the other two.

He wasn't sure whether That was a racial difference

Or just personal Taste in nylons.

Have a seat at Sergeant yemana's desk.

He'll take your statement.

Mr. Siegel, miss siegel,

I want to apologize For losing your father.

Ah, forget it.

No, you can't fight With arthritis.

You can hardly drive.

Yes.

Miss siegel, I couldn't Blame you if you fired me.

Don't grovel, Eddie. Be a person.

Mr. Blake.

Mr. Siegel, if You'll have a seat

At sergeant dietrich's desk.

There's no one there.

He'll be right back.

Harris, that leaves You with ms. Siegel.

Funny how these things work out.

Ms. Siegel, you want to Have a seat over here, please?

It would be my pleasure.

I know the feeling.

What feeling is that?

Having nobody there When you need someone.

Yeah.

Yemana: 12th precinct. Yemana.

Barney? Hang on.

A radio station About the kidnapping.

No comment.

Oh, my god... Publicity!

That's all we need.

Andrew, did you hear that?

Yeah.

That's all I need.

- hey, barney. - inspector.

Looks like you got a big one On your hands, huh, barney?

Be with you in a Minute, inspector.

Likewise, I'm sure.

Barney, it's the Station manager.

They received some tapes. Demands from the kidnappers.

- oh, my god! - I'll get back to you.

Captain miller here.

Remember when we got the Lindbergh note, you know.

50,000 big ones they wanted.

Hey, when was that, Barney? Back in 193...

We'll talk later.

Use your phone, barney?

- huh? - thank you.

All right.

Yeah. Thanks.

Look, I'd appreciate A copy of that.

Thank you.

Captain, what do they Want? Who are they?

Ms. Siegel, I'm Afraid it looks like

It's politically motivated.

Political? My father Is not a politician.

My father is a businessperson.

Well, in addition to Certain sums of money,

They're demanding that The doors of your store

Be thrown open to the public And merchandise be given away

To the "Poor and Alienated victims

Of the capitalist Oppressor in our custody."

He was a very strict father.

Are they crazy?!

I mean, give away A whole store?!

Are these people crazy?! Who are these people?!

They call themselves the Manhattan liberation force.

Well, I never heard of them.

- neither have I. - neither have I.

Ms. Siegel, why Don't you have a seat?

Mr. Siegel, please Just sit down.

We'll see what we can do.

Nick? Yo.

All right. Let's Get into the files.

Let's check out this Manhattan liberation force

And all other Neopolitical organizations,

Radical splinter Groups, terrorists,

Or any other persons Who might have used this m.O.

Nick?

Oh, you want it now?

As soon as possible.

Hey, barney...

Don't you think it'd be Easier to just find the guy?

Yes, the ransom demands Have been received.

The decision is in the Hands of the family now.

Look, the investigation Is in progress.

I cannot release that kind Of information at this time.

Reporters. Lousy bloodsuckers.

No, look, I really Can't help you.

I'm sorry. I can't Release any information.

You're welcome.

Some poor slob gets Himself kidnapped,

And they got to know All the gory details.

It's their job, inspector... To inform the public.

What? So what, you know?

Big deal. Another kidnapping.

Everybody's doing It today, barney.

It's big business.

Unfortunately that's true.

Malcontents. That's What it is, barney.

- you're probably right. - sure. Certainly.

They're nuts. Watch.

You pay the ransom,

And the chances Are 9 times out of 10,

You're gonna wind up Finding some stinking body

Stuffed into a car trunk.

Or else they'll wind Up getting the pieces

Back through the mail In about 12 shoe boxes.

Inspector, mr. Siegel's son And daughter are out there.

Oh?

I'd rather not Unduly alarm them.

It's our job to reassure them.

Hey, listen, you want Me to talk to them?

I'd be glad to do it, barney, If it's gonna help you out.

Inspector, it really Won't be necessary.

Okay.

This job is never Easy, is it, barney?

Never.

That coffee sure looks good.

I'll pour you a cup.

No, I don't drink it.

Oh.

My name is andrew.

Marsha dixon.

My father owns siegel's Department store.

Oh, really?

He was abducted.

I'm sorry.

I guess it's just One of the risks

That goes along with Being exceptionally wealthy.

So what brings you here?

Oh, sort of a Get-acquainted visit.

- I like your outfit. - thank you.

I worked in women's Wear, so I know.

I'm gonna take you down For pictures and prints now.

Why?

Because that's the way We do things around here.

I'll see you later.

I'll look forward to it.

I mean, they just want Us to fling open the doors

And let people come in and Grab whatever they want?

Well, that's Insane. It's insane!

You can't run a Business that way.

I mean, I love my father.

I know they've got My father. I know it.

Maybe we could have A really good sale.

Ms. Siegel, do you want To just sit back down there

And take it easy?

Thank you.

That's very considerate of you.

Would you like a cup of coffee?

Is there any ice tea?

Uh, no, I'm afraid not.

Ah, I get so warm.

I get warm when I'm nervous.

I understand.

Have you ever done any modeling?

Who? Me?

You certainly Got the body for it.

Oh, why, thank you.

Black.

I beg your pardon?

With sugar.

Oh, you mean the coffee?

Yes.

I understand.

Right this way, sir.

Thank you, officer.

Just stay here.

And then there was the time

They put the snatch On zero zacketti, barney.

Remember how they sent him back?

In mason jars.

Uh, inspector.

Captain miller, that Is philip martin, fbi,

Believe it or not.

His credentials appear To be in order, sir.

Thank you, levitt.

Mr. Martin, I'm captain miller.

Captain miller, I'm looking Forward to working with you.

Martin, inspector luger, nypd.

Always a pleasure to Work with the bureau.

The pleasure's mutual

Uh, why don't we step In my office, mr. Martin?

I can fill you in On the situation.

Uh, captain, is this man Going to be in charge

Of my father's case?

I'm sorry. Mr. Martin,

This is mr. Siegel's Daughter, ms. Lorraine siegel.

Ms. Siegel, the Bureau is going to do

Everything in its power

To affect the safe Return of your father.

How old are you?

Uh, mr. Martin, my Office is this way.

Uh... Excuse me.

How old is he?

I don't know.

He's about 145 Pounds, if that helps.

And a copy of the tape

Is being sent over By the radio station.

It certaily seems you're Right on top of this, captain.

Thank you.

You know, if there's, Uh, some free space,

I'd like to, uh,

Like to set up a command center.

I think that can Be arranged. Yes.

Well, until there are some Some subsequent developments,

I'd say there's nothing Much further to do

Except wait.

You're in charge.

I'll be 28 in october.

Congratulations.

Come on. We got other Things to do around here.

- sit down. - hey.

Do you think it Would be possible

To get some copies Of the pictures?

What do you want them For? They're mug shots.

A memento, a little remembrance.

You know, I don't think It's sunk into you yet,

But you're under Arrest for prostitution.

It ain't supposed to be fun.

Look, there is nothing I can do about it, right?

So why shouldn't I make The best of the situation

And just enjoy the People around me?

Sit down.

I got to go downstairs And check you for priors.

Why don't you enjoy Nick for a while?

Fine.

I'm having a good time.

Sergeant, what's happening?

I checked for priors here.

I still got to wait to Hear from arkansas.

I guess I'm going to Be here all day, huh?

Listen, if you're hungry, I'm Going down for sandwiches

In a little while. I could Pick you up something.

You mean like grits? Hog jowls?

It's up to you.

You know, we appreciate The same things down there

That you folks do up here.

A fine cut of meat, Fresh lobster,

- a good bottle of wine. - red or white?

- depends. - with possum.

- red. - thought so.

Nick, find anything?

Oh, yeah.

Uh, a pamphlet from The young republicans.

Uh, yeah, I understand. Right.

- uh, barney? - yeah.

Seems there's a riot developing

Over at siegel's Department store.

- what? - the radio station made a copy

Of the tape with the demands And played it on the air,

So now everybody's lining Up for the big giveaway.

Wonderful.

Uh, there's been Some fist fighting,

And one of the display Windows was smashed out.

Oh, my god. Oh, my god!

Uh, harris, get over There. Nick, go with him.

Dietrich, get on The phone to kogan.

I want some uniforms there.

Uh, I'm afraid I can't Get officially involved

Unless a state line is crossed.

We'll do what we can

To contain it in Lower manhattan.

Humor... It's as vital To a cop as his gun.

Depends on the caliber.

- captain. - I know. I'm a funny guy.

Not very humble about it, is he?

Yeah, all right. Okay, Keep me posted, kogan.

Right.

Ms. Siegel, I'm afraid I'm gonna have to insist

That your store be shut down.

Shut down?!

- according to crowd control... - crowd control?

He's right, lorraine...

- andrew, you're Explaining things. - sorry.

You're not good At explaining things.

Oh, yeah. I just remembered.

Good decision... Unofficial.

But from the Bureau's point of view,

It's operable, functional.

It's a good decision.

Thank you.

Unofficial.

Good move, barney.

Thank you, inspector.

Proud of you.

All right. All right, So we close the store.

What about my father? What happens now?

Well, we're doing Everything we can

To find your father, ms. Siegel.

The investigation Is progressing,

And I'm fairly certain they're Gonna contact us again.

They've got to. They're Gonna want something.

So what do we give them?

Miss siegel, our policy

As regards ransom In a case like this

Is to leave that decision Entirely up to the family.

We're here to advise

And, of course, to Give recommendations.

So what do you recommend?

Have a seat, kiddo.

How do you do?

Fine, thanks. And you?

Oh, not bad.

It's been a kind of Difficult day, you know,

Where we've got a Kidnapping going on in there

- and they called me in for... - hey, hey.

You mind? I'm Trying to finish up

An arrest report here.

Oh. Sorry. Yeah.

Uh, who's been arrested?

She has.

Oh, really?

What's the charge?

She's a hooker.

Well, that's... That's Not a federal crime.

I mean, unless you happen To be crossing a state line

At the time.

I'm with the fbi.

Uh, we, uh, we're here In an advisory capacity,

So, uh... I'll be Downstairs if, uh...

If you have any questions.

He's cute.

You'd think quasimodo was cute

If he came swinging in here.

He's not as cute as you are.

Hey.

Sorry. Just slipped out.

I'm not one of your cheap hoods!

- right there. - I-I pay taxes!

I-I pay your salary!

And we appreciate That. Thank you.

Who have we got here, nick?

He's one of the Guys from the riot.

Knocked an old lady down.

A little old lady?

- yeah. - that makes me sick, you know?

That just makes Me physically sick.

Yeah. It's a tough town To keep anything down in.

What's it like out there?

Oh, lots of yelling, Screaming, stomping.

Actually, pretty normal For this time of day.

- harris: barney? - yeah.

This is phillip glandsman.

He shoved an old Lady onto the sidewalk.

Pleasure to meet you.

I gave! I gave, all right!

I gave till it hurts, And now I'm taking,

I'm taking my fair share!

I'm captain miller.

I pay your salary, too!

I beg your pardon?

Oh, I already Thanked him, barney.

Now, I want to know Why I'm being arrested!

Well, I would assume There's an assault charge out.

You mean that old lady?

She pushed me first.

I got a right to defend myself.

Mr. Glandsman is Also being charged

With inciting to riot,

Disturbing the peace, And resisting arrest.

I thought he was a looter!

It's an honest mistake.

Mr. Glandsman, you don't Appear to be too deprived,

Materially speaking anyway.

Oh, don't try that Guilt number on me.

- harris. - mr. Glandsman,

You want to take a Seat over here, please?

Just because I'm white, Male, and middle class,

I'm not apologizing to anybody.

I raised a family, worked hard,

- sent my children... - hey, hey, hey, hey.

Hey. I got enough friends.

Hi, andrew.

Hi, marsha.

That's a very lovely name.

Marsha.

It's short for marshall.

- oh. - my dad wanted a son.

Mine, too.

Oh.

By the way...

When all this is over,

And... We've all gone home...

Yes?

I was wondering If, uh, sometimes,

I could call you.

Andrew...

Nothing personal. I Mean, strictly business.

Andrew, you don't have To pay for affection.

Well, that's very Generous of you.

No.

What I meant was, uh...

You have got a lot of Very appealing qualities.

You're... You're sensitive,

And you're warm.

I am warm.

I spend a lot of time warm.

Andrew, I'm very flattered,

And under different Circumstances...

Anyway, you can do A lot better than me.

Where?

They'll find you.

I mean, after all, you're, uh...

You're intelligent. You're attractive.

Oh, yeah.

And you're a very successful Young businessman.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So just don't be Too tough on them.

- I'll remember that. - hmm.

You're in my seat.

Sorry.

I was through with it anyway.

Okay, I'm going to need Your address, mr. Glandsman.

Listen, I've got nothing Against you people, either.

I mean, if a guy works Hard, saves his money,

I'm on his side.

Your address?

657 honey bear lane.

It's in the suburbs.

Oh, really?

Disgusting. The store is closed.

Everybody is just Standing around

Getting paid for doing nothing.

Unless it's an act of God. What do you think?

Uh, I'm not a Lawyer, ms. Siegel.

Or a theologian.

I hate this. Don't you?

Barney?

The disk jockey from The radio station

Heard from the kidnappers.

Another tape?

No. They just phoned it in.

He was taking requests.

Uh, yeah, captain miller here.

Uh, yes, mr., uh... Wild bill.

Oh, I hate him. He plays junk.

Yeah, go ahead.

For 30 years, they've Been gouging us,

Sucking the blood Out of the middle class

To pay for the poor People's food stamps

And the rich people's loopholes.

We're gonna put you in the cage.

Everyone thinks You're made of money

Just because you Work your butt off

To have a nice house, a New car, wear a nice suit.

That's a matter of opinion.

Don't you think We're being gouged?!

I was referring to the suit.

Yeah, thank you. 6:00. I got it.

Thank you very Much, mr., uh, wild.

What is it?

Well, it appears the kidnappers Have had second thoughts.

They've been... Watching the riots on tv,

And they've become Disillusioned with the masses.

They've changed their demands. They're now asking for $200,000.

$200,000?

In money?

I'm afraid so.

That's $150,000 more Than bruno wanted.

Inflation.

You know, back then,

You could get a loaf Of bread for 10 cents,

A nice new suit of clothes Like yours for 30 bucks.

Everything's gone up.

Uh, I wouldn't know.

Too young.

Oh?

Yeah. You want to catch Them when they're about 40.

You know, that's when They really get desperate.

Captain, what about delivery?

They want one cop to Drop it off in the park.

The specific instructions call

For the money to Be put in a suitcase.

And at exactly 6:00 p.M., the Officer will begin jogging north

Through central park,

Wearing nothing But jogging shorts.

They'll contact him as he jogs.

Ms. Siegel?

Yes, what?

Well, whether we go Along with this is up to you.

Well, what if they get the money

And don't give me Back my father?

That's a distinct possibility.

Well, who does Business like that?

Captain. I'll phone the bank.

We'll have the money Over here in 30 minutes.

- andrew, just... - oh, shut up, lorraine!

Some things in this Life you pay for!

Others you do not.

May I use the phone?

Please.

Gentlemen, I'm Gonna need a jogger.

Oh, barney, I tried to make It around the park one time.

I couldn't make it.

Oh, that's okay.

I think it's mine, Barn. I run every day.

Yeah. Go change.

I'll be back.

Listen, take care of yourself.

It might get dangerous, right?

I'm only going to The locker room.

Yeah, I know. I heard about it.

I'll be back.

I understand there's A new ransom demand.

Yeah.

Who? How much? What happened?

Uh...

You want to wait in My office, mr. Martin?

Right.

You will be coming In, too, won't you?

Of course.

Good.

Nick, hang in there With mr. Siegel,

And give him whatever Help he needs.

Coming right now.

An officer will be right over.

The money's waiting.

Good.

Yeah?

Barney, the bank Has the $200,000 ready.

I'm gonna go pick it up.

Okay, see you in a while.

Maybe.

He's always joking.

Still jogging?

God, it's over two hours.

Yeah, the instructions Said jogging.

Nobody said anything About resting.

Could have been An oversight, yes.

All right. Uh... Keep me posted.

Thank you.

What's happening?

Unfortunately, not Much of anything.

Nobody's tried To contact him yet.

Well, what if he Can't keep going?

- I mean... - oh, no.

You don't know sergeant Wojciehowicz, andy.

For captain miller, that Boy would keep running

Until he dropped dead.

Thank you, inspector.

My pleasure, barney.

Why don't they contact Him, for god's sakes?

Mr. Siegel, we have found

That kidnappers have Very little consideration

For anybody but themselves.

What did you do?

Nothing. It was a Misunderstanding.

Yes, with me, too.

I mean, all I wanted Was my piece of the pie.

That's only fair, isn't it?

Not in this town.

Dietrich: let's go, mr. Wilmore.

I sure appreciate it.

I was beginning to Feel like a caged animal.

I know.

I had you cooped up like A red-eyed razorback.

Your humor is Interminable, sergeant.

Have a seat over There, mr. Wilmore.

- dietrich. - yeah.

What's a razorback?

A razorback is a thin-bodied,

Long-legged, Half-wild mongrel pig.

They used for food?

Oh, sure. But talk about Your ugly pork chops.

Can I help you, levitt?

Yeah, I got a bail ticket For a dixon, marsha.

It's that young Lady right there.

Right.

Dixon, marsha?

Hi, there.

Hi, there.

Hi, there, levitt.

Oh, oh, this is Job-related, sir.

What's that?

Oh, my standing here Talking to dixon, marsha.

Fine.

I've got her bail ticket, sir.

Somebody put up the money.

It was a big fella with a Fuzzy hat and a pink lincoln.

A friend in need is a Friend indeed. Here you go.

Just hang on to that, will you?

Captain, any word about Sergeant wojciehowicz?

No, not yet.

Here you go. Have a Safe trip, mr. Wilmore.

Mr. Wilmore.

You are aware of the Consequences of nonappearance.

I'll be back. "Monday the 19th."

Fine.

In fact, I may even come In on sunday the 18th.

Good.

Or even saturday the 17th.

And I'll probably be staying At the winston hotel again.

Good.

Pardon me.

I went through the whole Lindbergh deal, you know?

It must have been a rough trip.

Yeah.

I thought he went alone.

Mm. I'm sorry.

Would you care for a Cup of coffee, mr. Blake?

Oh, no, thanks.

I can't drink the stuff Since I got the arthritis.

- oh, really? - yeah.

I didn't know that Coffee affected that.

It doesn't. It's the Cups with the handles.

I can't put them down.

Oh.

It's embarrassing.

People keep refilling It all the time.

Throwing their change in there.

Yeah.

Ta-da.

Harris: hey, hey, man.

Wojo, what happened?

I jogged about 11 1/2 miles.

And?

And then, finally, this Jogger comes up behind me

And says "Don't turn around."

So I didn't, and he says "Throw the suitcase

"In the next car that Pulls up next to you

And keep running."

So you saw the car.

Yeah, I threw the Suitcase in it, kept running.

The license plate was covered.

It was probably stolen anyway.

All right.

Can I take a shower?

Yeah.

So where's my father?!

Oh, uh...

I don't know. He Wasn't in the car.

See, I knew we shouldn't Have given them the money.

Are you happy now?!

I'm not happy. I'm not not happy.

Yeah? Well, we'll Never see him again.

Ms. Siegel, the ransom Was just delivered.

Yeah, and there's often A delay between payment

And the actual Return of the person.

Of course.

Sometimes it might take Four or five months.

You can't expect Too much, you know.

Sometimes you get him back.

He might be stuffed into a...

Uh, do you want some coffee?

Sure.

Just sit, drink, and Wait, right, captain?

I'm afraid so.

Mason jars.

Anything happen yet?

No, woj.

You change more than I do.

Your bail ticket Came, didn't it?

Yeah. It got here A little while ago.

Yeah, I heard about him.

So what are you Still doing here?

Well, mr. Siegel isn't back yet.

I just don't want to leave

Until I see how Everything turns out.

That's got nothing To do with you.

Yeah, I know, but, Uh, this is like a movie.

I hate walking Out in the middle.

Oh, is that right?

Do you mind?

What do I care?

Stick around and watch The cartoon, if you want.

Right this way, mr. Siegel.

Daddy, are you all right?!

- I'm fine. I'm fine. - hello, father.

Mr. Siegel, I'm sorry.

Right.

- mr. Siegel? - that's me.

I'm captain miller.

How are you?

Siegel, frank luger, nypd.

Glad to get you Back in one piece.

Sir, it appears that the Kidnappers let him loose

Down on the bowery.

A squad car picked him up.

Uh, mr. Siegel, I'm Philip martin, fbi.

Glad to have you back.

Well, a regular convention...

My daughter, my son, the police,

The fbi, marsha.

Marsha?

Uh, mr. Siegel, we're Gonna need your statement.

Sure. Sure.

Thank god you're alive.

Lorraine, that's enough.

It was worth every penny.

Yeah.

What every penny? Every penny of what?

Well, the ransom.

How much ransom?

$200,000.

My god, are you crazy?!

That's what I said.

Yeah!

Andrew: but we Got you back safe.

I'm 61 years old. I've Had two bypasses.

I've got a pig valve right here.

At tops, I'm worth $50,000.

But they wanted $200,000.

So where is it carved in Stone that you couldn't dicker?

Mr. Siegel, under The circumstances,

I'd say your son made A very wise decision.

Andrew, you did it out of love.

Of course I did.

And it's my fault, I suppose.

Thanks, dad.

Forget it.

Maybe it's a write-off.

We'll keep a good thought.

Uh, excuse me, mr. Siegel,

Do you want to take a Seat over here, please?

Hey, siegel! You got Lousy merchandise!

What? Who is that?

He was at your riot.

A riot?

I had a riot?

At the store.

The kidnappers... They made Us give away free merchandise.

Oh, don't tell me A thing like that.

But I love you.

Mr. Siegel.

Captain, I assume You'll forward me

A copy of mr. Siegel's Statement?

Of course.

And I'll keep you informed

In our locating Of the kidnappers.

We'd appreciate that very much.

Goodbye, captain.

Goodbye.

Excuse me.

You know, you have a Very good group here.

Thank you.

We could use some men Like you down at the bureau.

No, I couldn't work Under a man like hoover.

Surely you know Mr. Hoover is no longer alive.

Is that what they told you?

Well, barney, I guess There's nothing much more

I can do around here, huh?

I guess not, inspector.

Yeah. Well, so long, fellas.

Again, congratulations.

Job very well done On a difficult case.

Thank you, sir.

Yeah, sure.

But I guess for You, it's just another

In a series of great and Challenging investigations, sir.

You really do know how To suck up to a superior,

Don't you, levitt?

Absolutely not, sir.

Well, maybe it's Time you learned.

Come on.

Uh, barney, I just got a Preliminary statement

From mr. Siegel, but it's Been an awful long day, barn.

Why don't we let him go?

Good idea. Mr. Siegel, we Won't be needing you any longer.

We'll contact you.

Thank you, captain.

Lorraine, andrew, we're leaving.

Eddie, take us home.

Yes, sir, mr. Siegel. Yes, sir.

I'll go get the car.

Bye, captain.

Mr. Blake.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Sergeant harris,

You've been very understanding.

Well, uh,

I'm glad everything Came out all right.

I pay $25 an hour.

Pardon me?

For modeling.

Uh, yeah, well, uh, I'll Give that some thought.

So will I.

I'm leaving now, marsha.

It was very nice meeting you.

I was enriched.

Andrew, get away from there.

Well, goodbye, captain.

Well...

Thanks a lot for Everything. I'll be going now.

Yeah, sure.

Just show that...

Ticket to the desk Sergeant downstairs,

On the first floor.

Anything you say.

I'm glad you're okay.

Thanks.

Listen, uh...

I didn't get my one phone call.

What do you want it for?

I need a cab. I don't like to Walk the streets at night.

Since when?

Captain?

I'd just like to thank you For being so considerate.

Goodbye, miss dixon. Good luck.

Hey, uh...

I'm sorry.

I didn't mean to Jab you like that.

Oh, that's all right. Guess You can't help yourself.

Uh, look... Uh...

Just wait downstairs, And I'll call a cab,

And they'll pick You up out front.

Thank you.

Well, sergeant.

Bye.

It looks that way.

Okay, glandsman, Come on. Let's go.

Glandsman: go where?

Got to go downstairs... Pictures and prints.

You mean that old lady really Is going to press charges?

Just plain vindictive, I guess.

She started it. She Cut in front of me.

She even got a toaster.

I'll mention that in the report.

Uh, yeah, broadway cab?

Yeah, I want a, uh...

Uh, never mind. Forget it.

Barn, uh...

Do you need me for Anything right now?

Uh... No.

'cause I thought I'd just Step out for a couple minutes.

Sure.

I might be gone an hour.

Okay.

Maybe two.

Uh...

Woj, look, you had a rough Day with all that running.

You must be exhausted.

Why don't you just Check out and go home?

Well, I don't want to leave You guys shorthanded.

Oh, we can handle it, right?

Yeah, get some rest.

Okay. See you.

See you, nick. Dietrich.

Dietrich: see you, woj.

See you, barn.

See you tomorrow.

Might be late.

What a day, huh?

Yeah, what a day.

You holding up okay?

Yeah, I'm doing fine.

Listen, if you want To go in your office,

Lie down, rest a few minutes,

I'd be glad to watch things.

No, no. It's okay. I'm fine.

I mean, we've all been Running around a lot.

Dietrich, I'm all right.

Bodies need a Chance to recharge.

Look, dietrich, you feel The need to recharge,

Why don't you go in My office and lie down?

No, I wouldn't want To inconvenience you.

No, please.

You sure?

Go ahead.

No calls.