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Hey!

The ganef is having himself
A ball

On my day off, isn'’t he?

It'’s all right.
He'’s entitled.

See anything?

No, not a peep.

All right, have fun,
But keep your eyes open.

Anything?

Check out the two
By the podium.

They'’re a couple
Of tomasso'’s bodyguards.

Forget it.

How'’s it goin'?

Is this thing on?
Hey.

Now, a year ago,
This here neighborhood

Was a rat'’s nest.

You couldn'’t even walk
Your family through it

In broad daylight.

Am I right?

Hey, solerno.
Who'’s that at the mike?

Serafin,
Tomasso'’s number one boy.

But things
Are a little bit better

This year, ain'’t they?

I mean, it'’s 100% improvement,
Isn'’t it?

What made this neighborhood
Safe was this,

And what made this was a man...

Who had the guts
To speak out

And tell it like it is
And do something about it!

Ladies and gentlemen,
The founder and president

Of the lower manhattan
Protective association,

Your friend and mine,
Mike tomasso.

That'’s my goombah.

Anybody here read
This morning'’s papers?

You know the one
I'’m talkin' about,

The one you wrap
Your garbage in.

Now, the newspapers
Have been sayin'’

That this is a front
For the syndicate.

Now, I'’m sayin'
If this is a front,

Then god help the syndicate!

Go find out what that is.

He'’s got a knife!

Ahh!

It'’s a setup!

Get out of the way!

All right,
See what you can do.

Easy, mike.
Easy, easy.

- take a look at this.
- where the hell were you?

Call an ambulance.
Priority.

Hey, lieutenant, over here.

Hey, come on, guys.
Give us some room, will you?

Officer, get these people back,
Will you, please?

Make it one
For the hospital,

And one for the morgue.

- we were suckered.
- so what else is new?

Where were our brains?

Captain mcneil, I got
Some papers for you to sign.

You know you'’re very rude?

You see me talkin'’ to the man?
I'’m talkin' to the man!

We knew there was a contract
Out on tomasso.

Didn'’t you see him talkin'
To the man?

- that'’s right.
- right.

Well, it happened,
It happened.

No sense in boo-hooing
About it now.

I mean, we knew the week before

There was a contract out
On him,

The week before that
And the week--

All right, I should'’ve had
More men in uniform,

Made a strong show of force.

Then maybe we'’d have
Scared them off.

Yeah, it wouldn'’t have made
Any difference.

- they were out to cowboy him.
- that punk cleveland.

I didn'’t believe
He'’d really have the chutzpah.

It'’s not a question
Of chutzpah.

It'’s a question of survival.

Six of one,
Half dozen of the other.

- the distinction is important.
- ah!

Here.

Put yourself
In cleveland'’s shoes.

He'’s a hot, young hood,
Right?

Has a piece
Of the west side waterfront,

A good piece,
Plus all the policy action.

The other side of town,
Another hot, young hood,

A piece
Of the east side waterfront

And all the policy action.

The best of friends.

Probably even partners
For all we know.

All right, so cleveland
Makes a little trip,

Winds up doing five years
In sing sing.

He comes out.

Tomasso owns
All the old territory,

His as well,

And he'’s not about
To give any of it back.

So what'’s cleveland gonna do?

He'’s gonna make his move.

He'’s gonna make his move

Or pack his bags
And get out of town.

And, besides, who says
That cleveland ordered the hit?

Come on.
Cleveland'’s organization.

It'’s 99 and 44/100% black.

Now, who else is gonna
Recruit a schvartzfor a hit?

Thank god
They were lousy shots too,

Because by rights,
Tomasso'’s a mackerel.

Pretty lucky.

Okay.
Oh, that'’s great.

Tomasso'’s alive, and a nice,
Little old lady is dead.

Will you ever learn?

Two 9-millimeter slugs--

The one taken from tomasso'’s leg

And the one taken
From the vest--

Both with no more impact
Than a couple of bbs.

Oh, nice piece of merchandise.

Suave.
Very suave.

Take my drink, will ya?

Would you say this is a very
Suave piece of merchandise?

Stunning outfit.

Looks like it was never worn
Before.

Well, I know this wise guy.
This isn'’t something he'd wear.

Spoils his macho image.

Besides, he'’s a ladies' man,
A minuteman.

He'’s gotta be ready
At a moment'’s notice.

Well, he'’s lucky he decided
To change fashions this time.

It saved his life.

How lucky can you get?

I'’m glad you finally decided
To check in.

I'’m beginning to develop a rash.

Try undercover like me.
It'’s good for the complexion.

Well, I hope
You got somethin'’.

I get sick and tired
Of runnin'’ in place.

How'’s this for openers?

Cleveland'’s organization
Is exploding

Like a fourth of july
Firecracker.

What I wanna know is,

Do we have anything concrete
That'’ll nail him?

Not a thing yet.

Any line on the button men?

Nope.

Somebody'’s gotta have a line
On those button men,

Because the d.A. Wants to get
Well with this one real swift.

Well, it'’s nobody in
Cleveland'’s organization.

I mean, I'’ve been with 'em
For two months now.

I guess I know '’em pretty good.

He must have gone outside
For the contract.

Maybe they'’re wise
You'’re a cop.

Nah, ain'’t no way.
No way.

Any idea where he is,
Cleveland?

Nope.
Nobody knows.

Maybe somewhere uptown,
Maybe west village.

He'’s scared.

Well, I gotta find him
Before tomasso does.

You'’ll have to take your place
At the end of the line.

There'’s an open contract
Out on cleveland--$25 grand.

You don'’t even have to be
A member of the union.

You sure?

Yeah, I'’m sure.

Lieutenant,
Call for you on two.

- lieutenant kojak.
- kojak?

Cleveland'’s policy bank
Is at lenny'’s arcade.

Yeah, would you give me
That again?

Lenny'’s arcade. Got it?

Yeah, I got it.
Who is this?

Thanks, pal.

Hey, get your hat and coat.
We just got a break.

- arm or a leg?
- a neck, cleveland'’s.

- hold it!
- theo.

- whoa, willie!
- hello, baby, how are you?

Okay, jumbo,
Give me the slips.

I don'’t have any slips, man.

I'’m just shuckin' and jivin'’
With my friends.

You'’re just shuckin'
And jivin'’ with your friends.

That one of your friends
Over there?

Come on, willie, baby.
Let'’s take a walk, willie.

Willie, the track star.

His pal here'’s
Got all the action, theo.

He'’s got enough stuff here
For a pony.

Let'’s go, willie.
Come on, willie, baby.

Um,

Would you care to ride
With me

Or with one of my associates?

- who'’s drivin', man?
- come on, wise guy.

We got another policy tip
On cleveland.

Amsterdam avenue,
Between 78th and 79th.

I'’m on my way.

Hey, baby.

Hey, man, what are you doin'’?
Let me go!

- up against the wall.
- hey, where'’s your warrant?

All of ya!

I didn'’t do nothin'.

I was sittin'’ over here
Mindin'’ my own business.

You ain'’t got nothin' on us.

Come on, hug the wall
Like it'’s your mother.

All right,
Who'’s the main man?

Hey, look,
I got enough trouble

In this neighborhood
Without new faces, capisce?

You ain'’t got nothin' on us,
Man!

How about those policy slips?
What are they, confetti?

You take '’em downtown
And book '’em.

And make sure you don'’t lose
Any of the evidence.

Hey, man,
Let me ask you somethin'’.

Who'’s been tipping you to us?

Well, whoever it is

Doesn'’t like your organization,
Does he?

Go on, beat it.

You got nothin'’ on us!

Say hello to your mother.

- get a smell of cleveland yet?
- not a whiff.

Who'’s my benefactor?

You know, somebody must like me
An awful lot.

I'’ve gotten four anonymous
Telephone calls

Over the last couple of days,
All of them against cleveland.

- don'’t you know?
- haven'’t got a clue.

Neither do I.

One thing I do know is that
Cleveland'’s guys are scared.

They'’re not used to
All this heavy heat.

They'’ve been pulling up stakes
Left and right.

A few more busts like the ones
You'’ve been bringing down,

And cleveland won'’t have
Any organization left.

- here.
- what'’s this?

- for your mother.
- what'’s the other one for?

My mother.

With all the backup units
You called,

This must be a heavy bust.

That'’s what the man said.

Maybe it'’s one of cleveland's
Policy banks.

Thirty seconds and counting.

Now, and quietly.

Here.

This is a bust!

All right, get your hands up
Over your heads.

Don'’t move!

All right.

Glad we could all
Get together again.

Where'’s cleveland?

Did you give a good toss?

Hey, where'’s your warrant?
This is private property.

Put a zipper on your mouth
And shut up.

Well, without a warrant,
You ain'’t got zilch.

Looks like they were expecting
The u.S. Marines.

All right, separate them
And tag them

And dust them
For print--

Let me see that one.

That'’s a 9-millimeter.

A 9-millimeter
Killed the old lady.

All right, anything else?

No, that looks like it,
Lieutenant.

Hey, hey, hey!
What about our rights?

You know about your rights,
Huh?

You take '’em in.

No phone calls
Until I get there.

- tell him.
- I told him everything I know.

Tell me something new.
Don'’t jive me, man. Tell me.

Would you tell him what you saw?

What do you guys want from me?

- we know you were there.
- all right, sit down, kotner.

You know, this is gonna be
Just as tough

As you wanna make it.

- I wanna call my lawyer.
- yeah.

I got a call comin'’ to me,
You know.

You'’ll get the call.
The line is busy right now.

Hey, look,
If you wanna cooperate

Before he gets here,
You know,

It'’s gonna go down
A lot easier on you.

Hey, what are you giving me,
Huh?

You busted into private property
Without a warrant.

This won'’t even go to court.
The d.A., he'’ll laugh you.

Sit down.

Would you mind sitting
In the other chair?

I don'’t need a warrant
For city property.

What do you mean?

The building was abandoned,
Right?

That makes it city property.

Now, I'’m gonna ask you again
Nice and easy like.

- who'’s your banker?
- who'’s my banker?

I didn'’t hear ya!

Like you don'’t know, right?
Oh, sure!

Nobody bothers tomasso.

It'’s just our chops
You keep breaking up.

You accusing me?

I-I'’m just making
A little observation, officer.

Ah, come on.

You keep breaking us
Left and right,

And I ain'’t heard nothin'
On tomasso.

- maybe he'’s clean.
- maybe the pope smokes grass.

Fowler!

Escort this gentleman to go make
A call to his attorney.

Right, boss.

Hey, prince,
What brings you here

On this cold october night?

Publicity, and there'’s enough
To go around.

Lieutenant kojak, I'’m about
To make you very happy.

One handgun, 9-millimeter.

Serial number 4a77932.

One bullet, 9-millimeter,

Taken three days ago
From the left leg

Of one michael x. Tomasso.

Father, son.

- are you positive?
- when am I not positive?

Give me captain mcneil.

Listen, have those jokers
Been booked yet?

Well, don'’t let 'em go.

That'’s right.

I got a brand-new charge
To hit '’em with.

I'’ll be right up.

Let me have a report
As soon as possible.

- no sooner said than done.
- oh.

- prince, you'’re a prince.
- oh!

Okay, we got witnesses

That put you repeatedly
Entering that building

Over the past week and a half.

That'’s a lie!

I was never in that place
Before in my life till tonight.

I swear it.

We got three witnesses.

They can'’t all be liars.

Hey, man, I don'’t even
Come down to this part of town.

You came down columbus day,
Didn'’t ya?

No!

You came down with
The premeditated purpose

Of killing
A specific individual,

And you almost did,

And you killed a woman,
A sweet, little old lady.

That'’s homicide, jimmy.

Homicide 1.
That'’s life, baby!

Hey, man,
I'’m tryin' to tell you,

I didn'’t have nothin' to do
With that!

Well, that was your gun.

We picked it up
In your place of business.

The bullets match to it.

Hey, man,
That don'’t make it my piece!

Now, there was three
Other brothers

In that room besides me--
Three!

Those three other brothers
Are alibied, jimmy.

That leaves you in the wringer.

Nah, nah, man. I-I--

Look, I don'’t know nothin'

About that gun
Bein'’ down there.

Nothin'’. I ain't lyin'’.

What do you know?

About what?

Well, what you were about
To tell me

About running the policy
For cleveland,

So that if I go to the d.A.,

I can tell him how wonderful
You'’ve been

About, uh, helping me.

Mm-hmm.

Later.

Okay, jimmy.

Well, all right.

I'’ll tell you what I know.

- how we doin'’?
- good and bad.

We got a lot of information
On cleveland and his scam,

But nothin'’ on the hit.

Well, we got the place
And the weapon.

It won'’t wash.

This one is no good
Unless it'’s airtight.

What next?

Well, I'’ll hold them
Until morning,

And then I'’ll put a tail on 'em
When they get their bail,

And then, uh, we'’ll take it
From there.

- lieutenant?
- yeah?

I got a couple men out here

Who can claim they can identify
Those hit men.

Come on.

- something doesn'’t seem right.
- what?

How would anyone
On the outside

Know about the arrests?

I mean, who can leak it?

You can'’t keep a lid
On something like this.

The scuttlebutt
Was all over the neighborhood

By the time
You brought them in.

Well, not from my men,
They didn'’t.

Well, who cares?

We'’ve got a chance
To crack this thing

Within 72 hours,
And you'’re nitpicking.

Now, come on.
Get on with it.

All right, set up a lineup.

Mr. Carmone, mr. Falcone,
Lieutenant kojak.

How do you do?

I understand
That you can help us out.

Would you wait right here?

Would you come with me, please?

Right through there.

Okay.

Let'’s go, let's go.
Let'’s get this over with.

Pick '’em up here, please?

Hats off, gentlemen.
Hats off, please.

Thank you. Thank you.

Okay, move to the wall, huh?
Close to the wall. That'’s it.

Okay, mr. Carmone,

Would you come over here,
Look through that hole?

Now, tell me if you can
Recognize

Either of the two men you saw
At the block party.

Take your time.

- yeah, they'’re both there.
- which ones?

The one
In the red sports shirt,

And the one with the,
Uh, chains around his neck.

Are you sure?

- yeah, positive.
- mmm.

All right, thank you.

All right, mr. "Pisconi."
Come here.

Look through there and tell me
If you recognize

Either of the two men
You saw on columbus day.

I see them.
Yeah, that'’s them all right.

Can you identify them for me?

The chain around the neck,
And the one with the red shirt.

Are you sure?

Sure.
No question about it.

Okay, thank you.

And I must add in conclusion

That the investigation

And its speedy
And successful completion

Was due in large measure
To the work

Of detective lieutenant
Theo kojak

Of manhattan'’s south precinct,

With more than 20 citations
Of merit for protecting you.

- what'’d I miss, man?
- the whole thing.

Put the nypd
On the knock,

Whether it'’s a private citizen

Or a member
Of the sound communications,

I know that there are
A lot of cops on the job,

Great cops
Like lieutenant kojak.

And I know that it is,
And it never has been true--

Back to work!

Commissioner put
In a nice plug for you.

He'’s a politician
Like the rest of '’em, isn't he?

- can'’t you ever be gracious?
- yeah, sure.

Something smells
About this case.

Hey,
You gonna start something?

Let me just put
A couple of things together

And see if it adds up, okay?

There were over
A thousand people at that rally,

Total panic, confusion,

And yet these two witnesses

Make an ironclad,
Positive identification.

I was closer to those button men
Than anybody,

And I couldn'’t make
A positive I.D.

These two witnesses said they
Were in back of the platform.

I was right there.

I didn'’t see anybody
Near the platform.

All those helpful phone calls
And the gun.

20 years on the force,

I never heard of a hit man
Holding onto a piece, have you?

They were amateurs.

Even so.

Plus, the fact that
They use a 9-millimeter,

Which is enough to blow
A guy'’s leg off,

And it hardly dents tomasso.

Now, that can'’t happen unless
They use a quarter load.

It doesn'’t make any sense.

I mean, it doesn'’t add up.
You know something, frank?

I think we'’ve been had.

Oh, yeah,
It'’s been all too easy.

- this case is up for grabs.
- now, theo, you listen to me.

We have a positive
Identification

From two witnesses,
Which is more than enough.

The d.A.'’s satisfied.
The commissioner'’s satisfied.

youare satisfied.

You understand me?

Yeah, I understand.

You'’re the boss.

Frank mcneil.

Beautiful.

What'’s up, lieutenant?

Captain mcneil
Said the case was closed.

Officially,
This case is closed.

Which doesn'’t mean
That if you see something,

You don'’t follow through.

That'’s your job, and that's what
You get paid for,

Keeping your eyes open.

Look, between you and me,

I'’m not thoroughly convinced

That cleveland
Ordered that hit.

So, if he didn'’t do it,
Who did, huh?

Who stood to gain
The most from tomasso'’s death,

Even more than cleveland?

His numero unoman, serafin,
Okay?

Hey, this, of course,
You do on your own time.

And, uh, let'’s not make
Captain mcneil nervous.

The less he knows, the better,
Understand?

All right.

- hey, brother.
- how are you?

Got something for me?

Do I have to count it this time?

Don'’t you trust me?

"If you see something,"
You said.

I was out yesterday
Minding my own business,

And I saw something
You might be interested in.

Okay.

So tell me.

The runners I can understand,
But this dude'’s a banker.

Interesting?
Suspicious? Huh?

A black gunsel and a white mob.

You can bet your tuchus
It'’s interesting.

How can you eat this stuff?
Let'’s go downtown.

What you want, pizza?

I got it.

Good night, doll.

- he looks familiar.
- like how?

I don'’t know yet, but there's
Something about him.

It'’s a tomasso front.

- center of operations?
- oh, one of them.

He'’s got a different location
For every racket.

What do you suppose
They'’re up to now,

Planning another hit attempt?

I don'’t know.

With cleveland
Out of the picture now,

This sarafin--
Serafin whatever his name is--

Is in a great spot
To get ambitious,

But he makes one move,
Every capo, every mobster

In town
Knows who'’s behind him.

There'’s just something missing.
I don'’t know.

Somethin'’ missing.

Tomasso.
Tomasso.

Okay.

That'’s what's missing.

Take a look at this.

The newspaper blowups
Will be pretty grainy,

But it'’ll give us a fair idea.

Here they are.

Hey.

That'’s the guy.
What'’s his name?

Mitch dubois.

Well, he'’s the hit man.

Would you believe that tomasso
Ordered a hit on himself?

You gotta give the guy credit.

He must have spent a lot
Of time thinking this one up.

It was worth it.
It paid off.

He orders a hit on himself,

And the whole world thinks
That it came from cleveland.

Which explains
Why he didn'’t get hurt

By the 9-millimeters--
It was all rigged.

That way he doesn'’t get
In trouble with the mob,

But if he gets lucky,

We go out and bust cleveland

And we pin the murder rap
On him too.

Oh, man,
He set this up beautifully.

He sits back and watches us

Get rid of the competition
For him.

Oh, I can just taste
This punk.

Why not nail him
On the policy operation?

Hey, you look.

We can nail him on that
Anytime we want to.

He'’s there for the plucking,

But this is a real punk,
Real garbage,

You understand?

And I'’m not talking about
His hookers

And his pimps
And his policy runners.

I'’m talking about
He tried to pull the wool

On this whole
Department,

And there'’s one old lady dead
Because of him,

And that'’s what we're gonna nail
His hide on, you understand?

Him and his gofer serafin--

Sarafin,
Whatever the hell his name is!

You know a brother
Named mitch dubois?

Yeah, I know him.
Used to do some pimping uptown.

Does a little dealing.

You know, that'’s some scam
Tomasso'’s pulling together.

Oh, by the way,
I got some news too.

Oh, yeah?

Well, good news for a change,
I hope.

Uh, good and bad.

Let me have
The good news first.

I'’ve had enough bad news
For tonight.

Well, I found out
Where cleveland'’s hiding.

It'’s about time.
Where?

Over in the west village.

Now you wanna hear
The bad news?

No, but go ahead.
You'’re gonna tell me anyway.

He'’s splitting for canada
Day after tomorrow.

Gonna lay low
Till things cool down,

Then come back
And start up again.

I oughta bust him.
There'’s a warrant out on him.

Well, I don'’t recall you
Ever being married to the book.

Yeah, I'’d rather chuck it all
And go fishin'’.

Man,
You always were perverse.

If it'’s all I got,
I'’ll use you as a worm.

Come on,
You'’re gonna be my bait.

- thanks.
- come on.

If this scheme is gonna work,

You'’re gonna have to play it
Very cool with mitch.

They tell me mitch dubois
Is a pretty foxy cat.

- so, uh, be cool.
- okay, he'’s set.

- all right, let'’s try it.
- all right. Testing, testing.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute.
All right, go ahead.

Testing, testing, testing.

Testing, one, two.
Testing, testing.

All right. Come on back.

- ready to try it?
- ready as I'’ll ever be.

All right, these things
Don'’t track too far,

So I'’ll have to stay real close
To you.

- yeah.
- I'’ll see you downstairs.

Thank you, brothers.

The place is right down
The next block?

Thank you, brothers.

Hey, theo,
If you'’re reading me,

It'’s that pool hall
In the next block.

- say, baby, what'’s happenin'?
- same old jive, man.

Say, man,
I'’m lookin' for some action.

What do you want,
And how do you want it?

Somethin'’ for the nose.

I hear you'’re dealin'
Some pretty good stuff.

What kind of quantity
We talkin'’ about?

Can you, uh...

Can you do me, uh,
An ounce of coke?

Yeah.

Don'’t I recall you bein'
With the cleveland organization?

Ain'’t nobody
With them anymore.

I mean, uh, it'’s every man
For himself.

Can you dig it?

Yeah, I can dig it.

I can do you an ounce.

I could do you a pound

If you want it.

Ounce is cool.

How much?

8-5-0.

850?

Yeah.

- dollars?
- yeah!

Man, I can do better than that
In the street.

Suit yourself.

How many times
It been stepped on?

It ain'’t.
This is pure colombian cocaine.

Okay.

I ain'’t see no dough.

I ain'’t seen no coke.

- you can do the honors.
- don'’t mind if I do.

Don'’t mind if I do.

Let me borrow your coke spoon.

Get me a little taste myself.

That'’s what I call cocaine,
Jim.

Puts a freeze on your face
That won'’t thaw out.

That'’s high-class stuff,
Man.

Hey, man,
You'’re settin' me up!

Are you serious, man?

Hey, look, man...
Hey, uh...

See, I was taking a walk, man!
Hey!

Hey, man! Man, be...
Hey, man, be cool!

Come on, man!
Be cool!

Get on your feet, jones.

Your bail'’s been made.

You ain'’t seen the last of me,
Brother.

Say, man!

What kind of fool
Sets up his own self?

A fool like you, sucker.

Ain'’t nobody made my bail yet?

Well, we couldn'’t find
An armored car

This time of night.

The judge has set your bail
At a hundred thou.

That'’s a hundred large, baby.

You must be a naughty boy.

If you'’re convincing, my man,
And if they buy it,

They'’ll make an attempt
To kill mitch

The minute he springs jail.

All right, go ahead,
And you call me when, uh,

You pass the message.

- talk to you later.
- all right.

Fowler!

You looking for me?

Is your name tomasso?

No, but I'’ll see
That he gets the message.

Then I ain'’t lookin' for you.

Mitch told me
Not to give this message

To anybody but tomasso.

You must be the other jerk
Got busted with him, huh?

Your brains must be made
Of the same junk as his.

Hey!

Now, give me the message.
I'’ll see it gets delivered.

Mitch called the bondsman,

But he couldn'’t
Make the bail

'’cause it was set at $100,000.

How much?

Seems pretty high for
A petty coke bust, don'’t it?

Then he tried to call,
But he couldn'’t get no answer,

So the message that
I'’m deliverin' is that

Somebody gotta bail him out
Right quick or else.

That was his exact message.

He say what this, uh,
"Or else" might be?

I don'’t know.

He asked me
To deliver a message.

I'’m deliverin' a message.

Okay, thanks, huh?

Here.

Here'’s somethin'
For your trouble.

You'’re gonna make sure
That tomasso

Gets this message,
Aren'’t you?

Don'’t worry about it.
Tomasso will hear about it.

I mean, mitch
Was really insistent upon that.

What kind of game
You playin'’ on my head, man?

I'’m not playin' any game,
Sonny.

Come off it, man.

First, somebody sets me up
On this nickel-dime coke bust.

Then you get some jive judge

To set my bail at $100,000.

I ain'’t never heard of bail
Bein'’ set that high.

You'’re lucky you got any bail
Set at all.

Who you kiddin'’?

The d.A. Ain'’t gonna even take
Time to take this to court.

I'’m not kiddin'.

You'’re goin' to jail, sonny,
For life.

Life?

You'’re gonna spend all your
Time in a little 8-foot cell,

And the only way you'’re gonna
Get out is in a pine box.

What kind of trip you on, man?
You must be high.

Mm-hmm.
All right.

- we'’ll see. Come here.
- huh?

All right, come here,
Dubois.

- you recognize her?
- no, why should I?

You shot her dead
Columbus day.

Oh, no.
No way!

You pulled that phony hit
On tomasso,

And you killed this sweet,
Little old lady.

I got you dead-on, sonny.

I'’ve got witnesses,

And I'’ve got your prints
On that gun we found.

You can'’t tie me to that gun!

Mm-hmm.

You'’re in a lot of trouble,
Sonny.

But, look, if you cooperate,

Maybe I can make a deal for you
With the d.A.

I ain'’t talkin'
Without my lawyer.

Hey, fowler, bring us
A cup of coffee, would ya?

Make it two cups of coffee.

We'’ll have a cup of coffee
While we talk, okay?

They know.

To tell you the truth, mike,
I don'’t think he's talked yet.

He wouldn'’t be threatenin'
Us like this if he had.

Tony, I'’m talkin' about
The $100,000 bail.

Now, that tells me
They know something.

Yeah, but if
They don'’t say nothin',

They can'’t bring nothin' back
To us, right?

Should have gotten him out
Of town

Like we did the other one.

All right, there'’s no sense
Talkin'’ about it now.

We gotta shut him up.

You call susskind,

And you get him bailed out
Immediately.

Hey, I got a couple guys
I can get ahold of tonight.

No sense wasting any time,
Right?

When does a hit man ever
Take out a contract

On another hit man?

Now, don'’t be a gavonne!

No one'’s gonna touch this job.
Now, call susskind.

You and me are gonna have
To handle this job ourselves.

New york mobile operator 42,
Please.

Now, look, kid, this is you.

You'’ll be twiddling your thumbs
Up at dannemora

While tomasso'’s on the outside
Leading the good life.

Tell me, what'’s the percentage?

Hey, man, you know
Where it'’s at.

I finger tomasso,
I'’m a dead man in 24 hours.

What are you talkin'’ about?

- we'’ll give you protection.
- ain'’t no such thing.

That cat would get me

If I was dead and buried
In the ground.

What?

- your friend'’s made his bail.
- who was it?

Who knows?

He wants you so bad

That he wants to put up
$100,000,

A hundred large!

Hey, come here, kid.

Take care of yourself.

- go to hell.
- ahh!

All right,
Try to hug his tail.

They'’re gonna tail him too,

And they'’re gonna hit him
The first chance they get.

Can you believe it?

They'’re going clear up
To harlem.

Hey, look.
If you were black,

And you knew tomasso
Was gonna hit you,

Where would you go?

Go on! Run the light!

Don'’t blame me.

It'’s tomasso!

Aw, stupid!

All right, get him covered.

There'’s enough here
For the grand jury

To indict tomasso
And his friends on 16 counts.

They'’ll put those bums away
For 50 years.

Not good enough.

Not good enough?

They put her away
For an eternity.