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1-Adam-12, 1-Adam-12,

possible 459 suspects there now.

1-Adam-12, 1-Adam-12,
a 415, man with a gun.

1-Adam-12, no warrant.
Lincoln, X-Ray, Ida 483.

1-Adam-12, a 415, fight
group with chains and knives.

1-Adam-41, 1-Adam-41,
a 459 there now.

3270, Washburn.

1-Adam-41 Code 2.

There they go again.

Brinkman and Walters.

Yeah, they've been riding
the hottest car in the Division.

What was that address again?

3270, Washburn.

That's only a couple
blocks. Let's roll on it.

Lately, every time
something goes down,

they've been right on top of it.

Yeah, it's kinda like baseball.

Sometimes you get hot
and sometimes you get lucky.

Right now Brink and
Walters are lucky and hot.

But don't let it bug
you, our turn will come.

Ah, it's the way they act, you
know, pushing it all the time.

Yeah, Brink's got a
weird sense of humor,

and Walters isn't exactly
famous for his humility.

Should be just
around the corner.

They couldn't
possibly be there yet.

They did it again.

Nobody could be that lucky.

Hey, am I glad you
guys showed up.

What happened?

Well, it was really
a coincidence.

We were ticketing a 586 over
here and a call came down.

This guy comes sneakin'
out of this apartment house,

loaded with all this stuff.

We didn't even have to get in
the car. He walked right into us.

Some police work.

Some guys got it
and some guys don't.

So why are you so
glad we showed up?

Well, Pete, the trouble is, uh,

we didn't finish
ticketing those cars,

and I thought, maybe if you
guys don't mind that, uh...

Well, finished?

Yeah. This will do it.

What's this all about?

Uh, there's no
parking here, sir.

No parking? What are all
these other cars doing here?

Well, they've just
been ticketed, too.

Ticketed? But there's
not even a sign posted.

Oh, the sign's
posted right there.

Oh, you can hardly see it.

Besides, I only went in to see
my sister for about a minute.

I'm sorry, sir. There's
no parking here anytime.

Oh, why don't
they put these signs

where somebody can see 'em?

You know John
Williams? Works in Frauds.

Comes in my store a lot.

You mean Sergeant Williams?

Yeah. He's a very
good friend of mine.

He's a good friend of mine, too.

So, aren't you gonna
take the ticket back?

No, sir.

What do you mean, "no"?
That's a courtesy card he's got.

It's a business card,
it's for reference only.

What do you mean
"business card"?

Don't you guys
honor these anymore?

We never did.

Courtesy cards.

You'd think the guy
would have more sense

than to try to pull
that old dodge on us.

He must've been kinda desperate.

Some people take a traffic
citation harder than a felony bust.

Yeah.

Walters and Brinkman get a
burglary suspect right in their laps,

and we wind up
with an irate citizen.

That's the way it goes.

1-Adam-12, 1-Adam-12,

see the woman regarding
a juvenile problem.

6341, Huntley Place.

I'm not being nosy, mind you,

but there are certain things
a person can't help but notice.

I've been living in this
neighborhood 20 years.

I've seen some strange things,

but nothing like
the last two years

since these crazy
kids started moving in.

What kids?

Hippies.

What about 'em?

There are four of 'em
living across the street.

This one girl, she
can't be over 16,

always coming
over to borrow things.

Is that why you called us?

No. You see, about a week
ago, she stopped coming.

Then this morning I saw one of
those characters who live there,

I asked him what happened
to Carol, that's her name.

He just kinda
shrugged his shoulders,

and said something
about going home.

You don't believe him?

I wasn't sure.

Then about 20 minutes
ago, I heard some yelling.

So I went to the window, just in time to
see Carol come running out of the house.

She looked sick, or
drunk, or something.

Then what happened?

Then this hippie that I was telling
you about, Ray I think his name is,

he came running
out right after her,

grabbed her and
dragged her back inside.

That's why I called you people.

We'll check it out right away.

Thank you very much
for reporting it. Let's go.

We'd like to talk to you.

So, talk man.

Is there a girl named
Carol living here?

Why?

We want to talk
to her. Is she here?

Don't get all uptight, man.
She split about a week ago.

Mind if we come in
and take a look around?

You guys have no right to come in
here. What are you, the Gestapo?

You just go around kicking
people's doors down? I'm no criminal.

Nobody's kickin' your door down.

We're asking if we can come in.

What if I say no, man?
You gonna bust in anyway?

Look, we've got good
information she's here,

maybe against her will.

Now, we don't have any more
choice about this than you do.

So you're coming in either way.

Okay man, come on.

But I'm telling you,
she split a week ago.

Why don't you take a look around

while I keep our friend company?

Right.

Haven't you cops got
anything better to do

than hassling innocent people
going about their business?

Just what is your business?

My business:

life,

liberty,

but most of all,

the pursuit of happiness.

You got anything
with your name on it?

Now why would you want
something with my name on it?

Am I under arrest?

No. You're not under arrest.

I just like to know
who I'm talking to.

Man, all you have to
do is ask me my name,

I'll tell you, I'm
not ashamed of it.

Raymond P. Evans.

My friends call me Ray.
You can call me Raymond.

Mr. Evans, we were told that
there are four people living here.

Where are the other three?

Ah-ha. The other
two. Carol's gone,

one from four makes three.

I'm here, the other
two are working.

They're working now?

Yeah. Billy's a
bus boy at Dreams.

Marcia's out selling papers.

Where'd you find her?

Out in the back, all
wrapped up in blankets.

I think she's runnin' a fever.

What's your name, Miss?

Carol.

Carol what?

Anderson. Carol Anderson.

How old are you, Carol?

16.

Where do you live?

I live here now.

Does your family
know where you are?

They know I'm gone.

You ran away, didn't you?

Take a look at these.

What do you make of it?

They're hype marks. She's
been shootin' somethin'.

Before we go any further, Carol,

I wanna give you your rights.

"You have the right
to remain silent.

"If you give up that
right to remain silent,

"anything you say can and will be
used against you in a court of law.

"You have the right to
speak with an attorney,

"and to have him present
during questioning.

"If you so desire and
cannot afford one,

"an attorney'll be
appointed for you

without charge
before questioning."

Do you understand these rights
as I have explained them to you?

Yeah. Yeah, I understand.

But... But why are you
telling me all of this?

Do you want to give up
the right to remain silent?

No, I...

Yes, I...

Look,

I... I'll tell you whatever
you want to know,

but... but I haven't
done anything wrong.

Do you want to give up the
right to speak with an attorney

and to have him present
during questioning?

Okay.

I don't think I
need an attorney.

How did you get the
needle marks on your arm?

I've shot speed before,

but... but honest that's
not why I'm sick now.

You mean methadrine.

Speed, meth, crystals,
whatever you wanna call it.

Are you on anything now?

No, I've never
felt like this before.

How do you feel?

Oh, I don't know.

I... I just don't know.

Every time I shot speed, I... I always
came down nice and easy, you know,

it... it was really
groovy, no problems.

But... but now, I-I'm
feeling kind of out of it.

It... It's this fever,
I... I can't beat it.

How long have you had the fever?

Oh, I... I think it
started last week.

I... I... I wanted
to go to the doctor,

but... but I was scared.

He said that I shouldn't go.

Ray said that the doctor would see the
needle marks in my arms and turn me in.

You better call an ambulance.
It looks like infectious hepatitis.

Where's your phone?

Over there.

Honest,

I didn't know, Carol.

I thought it was just a cold, or
something you'd get over real quick.

You're such a beautiful person.

What's gonna happen to me now?

First, we're gonna
get you to the hospital.

Then, you'll have to speak
with the juvenile authorities.

We don't know if there's a
missing report out on you.

Don't spend a
lot of time looking.

My dad was glad to see me go.

You know, in my whole life
I've never really been happy.

This is the first place

I've ever felt a
part of something.

Like I belong.

The ambulance is on the way,

shouldn't take more
than a few minutes.

Well, now that everything's
under control, I've gotta take off.

Now, Carol, you
take care of yourself.

I'll be seeing you around.

Stay right here, pal.

Just what do you
know about all this?

Me? I don't know anything.

I just gave her a place to stay.

I took her off the
street, you know.

Just trying to be a nice guy.

Evans, you're under arrest.

What for?

For a start, contributing to
the delinquency of a minor.

"You have the right
to remain silent.

"If you give up the
right to remain silent,

"anything you say can and will be
used against you in a court of law.

"You have the right to
speak with an attorney,

"and have an attorney
present during questioning.

If you desire an attorney
and cannot afford one..."

You know, I keep thinkin'
about that poor kid, Carol.

It's kinda hard to believe that anybody
that young could get so messed up.

Not when they
work at it like that.

I bet I've heard
that story 100 times.

Maybe this time she got into
the right hands soon enough.

I don't know. Yeah.

1-Adam-12, 1-Adam-12,

phone the Watch
Commander, Code 2.

We'll handle it.

What's up?

It was the desk
relaying a message.

Teejay wants to see
us as soon as possible.

Where?

He said he'd
meet us in the alley

behind the 5000
Block of Holloway.

I got somethin' for you,
fellas. Somethin' really large.

We're listenin'.

There's a big one
tonight at 11:00,

in the parking lot at the
supermarket over on Orange.

What's goin' down?

A little bit of everything.
Pills and pot mostly.

Where'd you get it?

Man, you know.

How do you feel about it?

It's good, Malloy.

It's good as anything
I ever gave you.

You know who's involved?

You know Joey Burns? Yeah.

They say he's buyin'.

You know who's selling?

No. All I know is, Burns is supposed
to make the buy tonight at 11:00.

You got anything
else that might help us,

like what kinda wheels he's got?

Drives a '66 Mustang.
Green, I think.

That's all I know, Malloy.

Thanks. We'll check
it out. Take care now.

Yeah. Later, huh?

11:00 at the supermarket.
You think it's good?

Yeah, for an ex-hype he's still
pretty well tuned in. I'd bet on it.

Well, what do we do
now, with the information?

We tell the Watch Commander.
Put us out to the station.

That's about all we know.
Sounds like a good one to me.

Yeah, I think so too.

Well, what do we do now, Sarge?

I mean, how do we handle it?

You take it back there
and turn it over to the dicks.

The dicks? Couldn't we do...

Come on, Reed, let's go.

That's about it, Jerry.

Mac told us to bring it
back and turn it over to you.

And he told you that, uh, Joey
Burns was definitely the buyer, right?

Mmm-hmm.

That sounds like good info.

We've sure been trying

to catch him at it long enough.

Yeah, well. We wish you luck.

We better get back to work.

Oh, wait a minute. Hold on.

You might be able to
give us a hand on this one.

Uh, Mac? Jerry.

Uh, listen. I would like to borrow
a couple of your guys tonight.

Reed, Malloy.

Uh, about an hour probably.
It's on that narco buy they turned.

Okay. Thanks pal. I
can sure use the help.

Okay, you're with us.
You're boss okayed it.

Glad to be of help, Jerry.

Spence.

Come on over and, uh,
drag your partner with you.

What's doing, Jerry?

We got a narco buy
going down tonight,

11:00 in the parking lot of
the supermarket on Orange.

Let's go into the next room.

We'll kick it
around a little bit.

And we ought to
be able to handle it,

with three units like so.

Hudson, you and
me will be right here,

Spence and Barrett there...

Where do we come in?

Right here. Covering
the mouth of this alley.

Now in case anything
does go wrong,

you'll be set up for pursuit.

Looks real good.

Let's hope so.

And figure we'll set
up shop at 10:15.

What about communications?

Oh, we use Frequency
9. You guys set up for it?

Yeah.

Okay. Well, we'll see you then.

Well, looks like tonight could
be kinda interesting, after all.

Not if it goes right.

The dicks will have Burns
nailed before we even know it.

KMA 367, 6:00 p.m.

Oh, we've got over
four hours to kill.

What do we do till then?

What we always do.

Cruise, handle radio
calls, the whole bit.

And what happens if
we get tied up at 10:15?

If we can't make
the stakeout, I mean.

We'll make it.

KMA 367, 8:00 p.m.

8:00.

The air is pretty quiet tonight.

Why shouldn't it be?

Brink and Walters are out
cleaning up the Division.

Their luck won't
hold out forever.

Let's go eat, huh?

That looks like 41.

Brink and Walters.

As hot as they are, you
wouldn't think they'd take the time.

Oh, I don't know.
With their luck,

somebody'll probably try to stick
the place up while they're eating.

Oh, won't you guys sit
down. We're almost through.

Have some dessert.

Can't do it, Pete. I'm
watching my weight.

My wife says I'm getting fat.

She should know.

Now, I don't need
that from you, too.

That looks good. What is it?

Hot turkey sandwich.

Can I get you anything else?

Yeah. I'll have a
piece of apple pie,

with some vanilla
ice cream on top.

You don't seem to
have a weight problem.

I don't know. I've been
eating like a horse lately.

Must be all the
running I'm doing.

You mean you
actually chase people?

Oh, yeah. We've run a few
guys down tonight already.

You mean, when
they see it's you,

they don't just
stop and give up?

Very funny.

Oh really. Now I've
been wondering,

what it is that makes
you guys so good.

It's style.

Now some guys got it
and some guys don't.

You fellas decided yet?

Yeah. I'll have a cup of coffee
and that hot turkey sandwich.

Make it two. Okay.

You guys have
anything good tonight?

Big cases. Only big ones.

We don't wanna talk about 'em.

Might hurt our chances in court.

Come on. You guys came
up cold again, didn't you?

No, not at all.

Well, we had that illegal
parking you gave us.

Oh, that's all right, Pete.

Oh, you guys don't
owe us anything.

I mean, we enjoy
helping you out.

Boy, those two really know
how to lay it on, don't they?

Like I said, Walters isn't
famous for his humility.

KMA 367, 9:00 p.m.

That gives us about an hour
before we're due at the stakeout.

What happens if we get tied up?

Miller will get somebody else.

If he has to, you know, who's
he gonna get to replace us?

Brinkman and Walters.

1-Adam-12, 1-Adam-12,

a prowler there now.

1638, Greenly Place.

1-Adam-12, Code 2.

1-Adam-12, roger.

Who's it?

Police.

Did you call the police?

Yeah.

What's the problem?

Well, uh, we...

Why don't you come in, Officers?

Hello, dog.

What's his name?

Shaggy.

Where are your parents?

They're visiting a neighbor.

They should be home
in about 20 minutes.

Have you called 'em yet?

Well, we sort of
forgot where they are.

I mean, they wrote the
phone number down.

And we would have called...

Actually, I was working
with my chemistry set.

I was heating some potassium,

when I knocked over
some hydrochloride and...

And there went the phone number.

Exactly.

You'll get used to him,
he's like this all the time.

He's the only five-year-old
in the third grade.

The only five-year-old
ever in the third grade.

You fellas wanna tell
us what happened?

Well, we were playing
with Shaggy in the den,

when all of a sudden
we heard this guy

coming through the
window in the living room.

Then we heard a loud noise.

I'm sure he knocked
over our bookshelf.

Did you see anything?

Well, not exactly.

After we heard him
come in, I told Ricky,

that's my brother,

to hide in the closet.

Then I held Shaggy,

so he wouldn't bark,

and I snuck into my
parents' room to call you.

What happened then?

I don't know.

I hid, too.

This is where he got in, huh?

I think so.

I wonder how he knocked
the bookcase over?

That's easy.

How's that?

He must have been
looking for a wall safe.

On this wall here?

We don't really have one,

but he wouldn't
know that, would he?

I guess he wouldn't.

You guys ever play ball in here?

No, never.

We're not allowed
to play in the house.

Well, here's your ball, Rick.

Oh, there it is, thanks.

That's not ours.

I never seen it before.

The robber, uh,
must have left it.

Oh, that's right.

Well, that's just great.

Listen, we can
take this downtown,

and get the fingerprints off it
and catch those no-good robbers.

Wait a second. That
ball does look familiar.

Let's see it a minute.

It does look kinda familiar.

Maybe it is ours.

Well, you fellas better
get dressed now. Why?

We'll have to take
you down to the station

so you can make a
report to the detectives.

You never really know
about these things.

Why don't we check it out

and call you in the morning?

Okay, if you want to.

But if you have any more problems,
you know where to reach us.

Right, Officers.

We better get going.

They sure had me
going for a minute.

I almost bought that
bit about the burglar.

Yeah, that little guy can
tell a convincing story.

I wasn't really sure
until I saw the baseball.

I wouldn't wanna
be in that house

when their parents get
home and see that shelf.

Do you think the kids will
hit 'em with that burglar story?

Maybe.

I can see the little chemist right
now trying to work out a formula

to stick those
shelves back together.

What a kid.

Ah, at least this caper was
in line with the kinda work

we've been doing lately.

I'm glad 41 didn't get the call.

They wouldn't know
how to handle it.

KMA 367, 10:00 p.m.

Can I put us out of service now?

Don't get impatient.
Wait till we get over there.

Okay, go ahead.

1-Adam-12, Code 5
at Orange and Palm,

switching to Tac 1.

Show us Code 6 at the location.

1-Adam-12, roger.

All units, 1-Adam-12 is Code 5,

Orange and Palm.

We'll be down at the end of
the alley, ready to give chase.

This oughta be
okay. Let's tell Miller.

1-Adam-12 to 1-William-20.

William-20, go ahead Adam-12.

We're in position
and standing by.

Uh, roger, Adam-12. Stay loose.

William-30, are you in position?

William 30 standing by. KMA.

Boy, I sure hope
this thing comes off.

Don't we all.

KMA 367, 11:00 p.m.

What do you think, Malloy?

About what?

Come on, don't kid around.
You think Burns will show?

It's only 11:00. He's not
supposed to show till now.

You think we oughta
call up Miller again?

Why? We got nothing to tell him.

Relax, will you?

Yeah.

I knew it.

Something's gone wrong.
And it was our information, too.

Don't take it so big.

Like the man said,
you can't win 'em all.

Yeah.

Well, how long do
we hang around?

The meet was supposed
to go down 40 minutes ago.

We hang around
till Miller calls it off.

Adam-12, William-30.

Go on home, fellas.
We'll call it a night.

1-Adam-12, roger. And
switching back to Frequency 1.

Well, we might as
well head for the barn.

It was a real nothing night.

Go ahead, be happy,

brood about it.

How'd the stakeout go, Malloy?

It didn't. What do you mean?

Oh, we staked the
parking lot out till 11:45.

Burns never showed up.

Hmm. What's he driving?

Green Mustang.

What about a green Mustang?

Did you see one?

Where?

Over on Orange, where
the Code 5 went down.

Yeah. About half hour
after the five went out.

What happened?

The guy made an
illegal left turn on Orange,

about six or seven blocks
from the stakeout area.

Yeah?

I pulled him over. He
seemed a little nervous.

So, what happened?

Um, we checked him out, I
gave him a citation, and let him go.

Boy, did he take off.

Do you remember his name?

Yeah. It was, uh,
Burns, Joey Burns.

Something wrong?

No. But I think your
luck just changed.

Pete, what are
you talkin' about?

Joey Burns was the guy
we were staked out for.

He was supposed to make a
narcotics buy in a parking lot.

Well, what are you along for?

Why didn't you say something?

Well, how am I...

Well, you noticed
the guy was nervous.

Why didn't you call in on
the radio and find out about it?

They would have told us
it was a green Mustang,

and we'd have known
what was goin' on.

You're the senior officer...

Well, so, I'm a senior officer.

I was writing the ticket.

What do you expect
me to do? Everything?

For crying out
loud, I can't do it all!

All right. Who carries the
pens for the ticket book?

You do.