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[dramatic music]

♪

[meandering folk guitar music]

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- oh, you guys are right on time As usual.

How'’s it going today?

♪

Let'’s go.

- just a second; I want to fill out the--

For deposit only, For deposit only.

And these are endorsed Correctly?

All right, and I want to deposit These for ardmore hardware.

- uh-huh.

Am I supposed to put

The little numbers of the check On there?

Yeah, you are.

- I thought so because-- Oh, while I'’m doing that,

Would you please Cash this for me?

Two rolls of pennies, A roll of nickels,

A roll of dimes, And the rest in quarters.

- pennies, Two rolls of nickels...

Please.

Bum, um, um, um... 198b and 35.

- you ready? - just one...

8357.

Correcto.

- finito. - and there'’s your pen.

- yeah. Here you go.

- one, two, three, Four'’s a dollar.

One, two, three, $2, $10--

- thank you very much. - here'’s your book.

Thank you. Have a nice day.

- is that your pen? - my pen.

- [laughing] Okay, I'’m sorry.

Thank you.

- yes, sir. - oh, excuse me, sorry.

- terribly sorry. - hello.

- would you mind-- Heh--cashing this for me?

I'’d like 50 $1 bills.

- here you go. All counted.

- great. Thank you very much.

I'’m so sorry.

- stella, I need some change.

Here you go.

When did you accept this?

Just drop the bags.

Drop those bags right there!

All right, Everybody just stand still.

Watch it!

[gunfire]

[siren wailing]

- 10-30 in the 12th precinct.

Perpetrators escaping In a white and orange ambulance

East on 16th street And 8th avenue.

Use caution; armed.

Repeat location.

- it'’s east on 16th street And 8th avenue.

- 10-4.

An ambulance, crocker. Nothing'’s sacred.

[siren wailing]

There, 16th.

747 to central, Now have ambulance spotted.

He'’s on broadway heading south.

[dramatic music]

♪

Crash!

♪

Did you get the plate?

Yeah.

Vip439, I think.

You call it in.

- I'’m going back to the bank. - okay.

- here, don'’t say I never gave you anything.

- did you see What happened, lady?

- you saw him when his mask Come off, didn'’t you?

She'’s seen one of them.

Get her name.

Yeah, sure.

- that could have been You or me.

We got lucky.

Miss, are you hurt?

He'’s dead, just like that.

It happens.

- those men, Did you get them?

- not yet, But I expect we will.

You expect so?

That'’s all?

- miss, I understand you saw The face of one of the men.

Well, if they should get away,

We'’re gonna need you To track them down.

Lieutenant.

Pure silk, 50¢ apiece.

He was probably getting $5 For them,

Or whatever he can, Or whatever he could.

- yeah, well, His name is jonathan lazlo,

And he has a brooklyn address.

All right, notify next of kin

And get the body down To the morgue.

- right. Thanks for your help.

- lieutenant, They'’ve made it.

We followed them in the alley, Got into a truck,

And they split.

We lost them.

What'’s your name, miss?

Marina.

Marina sheldon.

- miss sheldon, I think We ought to go downtown

And start looking at pictures.

What about him?

- well, the body will go To the morgue

Until it'’s identified.

Please, come on.

[indistinct radio transmission]

- this man I'’m looking for, Um...

If I find him, If I identify him in court,

Then he definitely goes to jail For sure?

- well, it depends On his attorney,

A lot of things.

They'’re gonna try To attack your memory

Because of all the excitement And everything.

If you were a bum, they'’d go After your character--like that.

- uh-huh.

- now, these date back a little Further than what you got there.

- these? - yeah.

Did you spot something?

- uh... [chuckles]

He looked like a friend Of my sister'’s,

A missionary in guatemala.

Guatemala?

Definitely not him.

Um, I smell coffee.

There are a lot of people around Here who have cups of coffee.

Do you think that I could Possibly have some, black?

Please forgive me.

Sometimes my manners Are a little odious.

[chuckles]

- coffee, black. - thank you.

Ah, marina.

Bonzi, go tell your uncle john Marina'’s here.

Such a terrible thing In the middle of the city,

In the middle of the day.

You know, marina,

You always have a job here With us if you wanted.

There are still people With money who believe in us.

- thank you. Thank you, katrina.

I have something else to do First before anything else.

- but if you want money, You must ask with money.

If the spirits take this, You will be truly blessed.

Marina.

Marina.

Sit down. Sit down, marina.

Sit down.

- you are going to be all right. - yes.

I need your help.

- don'’t ask. You have it--anything.

This man, clyde regan.

Everything I know about him Is written on the back.

He is a gypsy?

- no, no. A gadjo.

He'’s one of the bank robbers.

I want to find him.

The robbery, john, It gives me such an idea.

Well, we can try.

We may not be only thousands,

But we are a million Of these gadjos.

- you'’ll need the money For the informants.

- ah, you cannot give me Cent number one.

If I were a younger man, I would ask my family to pay

Whatever your father wanted For your dowry,

But now we cannot ask your Father such things any more.

You'’ll help me now.

You'’ll make things Right for me?

- susan, we want copies Of this picture.

- I know where I can Get them free.

- took it apart At ballistics.

No fingerprints On any part of it.

It'’s as clean As the ambulance.

- did you check With treasury?

- yeah, they'’ll be Coming down later.

Tentatively, they think It'’s from a heist

From a national guard armory Up in albany last year.

- they got any leads On that job?

Uh, no, nothing.

- anything from the agency That rented out the ambulance?

- yeah, the guy who made The arrangements,

He said it was a prop For a porno film production.

They promised the rental clerk That he could come down

On the set for a couple of days.

He was so busy gazing At the body beautiful,

He wasn'’t looking At his client'’s face.

What is this?

Three guys spray lead all Over the sidewalk,

They kill a little old man,

Nearly score for 300,000 bucks In midtown, broad daylight,

And we'’ve got nothing To go on?

- lieutenant, you wanted to talk To the manager of the bank?

Mr. Marcus, Lieutenant kojak.

Hello, mr. Marcus.

Please come into the office.

Well, maybe mr. Marcus, Somebody inside the bank--

You know, an employee, A customer--

Helped these guys With the timing on this job.

- well, that pickup, it'’s made Exactly the same time every day.

Anybody could sit in that Coffee shop across the street,

Check that out.

- well, we'’ve checked with The waitresses across the street

And came up With no leads at all.

How about maybe a new employee

That didn'’t come to work This morning?

No, but while I am here,

There'’s something I'd like you To help me out with.

You know, You talk about coincidence.

I think that girl involved In the shootout

Is the same one who passed this Counterfeit over on my teller.

There were Some bank deposit slips

Taken from A hardware store nearby.

She used those To distract my teller,

Some kind of monkey business,

And then she slipped that Over on her.

Stavros.

You went through that 52 file With marina sheldon yesterday?

- yeah, it drew a blank. Why?

- all right. Let me have her address.

You take mr. Marcus, You can go through the files.

Maybe you'’ll spot a familiar Face that was casing the bank.

- mr. Marcus, Will you come with me?

Thank you.

- got your specs with you? - yeah.

185 west 20th.

Hold it, frank.

95...95...

- yeah, the numbers end At 466.

Sure, it figures.

- here. - give me that 50.

I'’ll call treasury, See what they'’ve got on it.

- stavros? - yo.

- when you get finished here, I want you to use the identi-kit

And make up something On marina sheldon,

And when you'’re finished, I'’ll add what I can, okay?

Yes, sir.

- excuse me, Where'’s your picture here?

Clyde regan.

Yeah, she stopped at this guy For a minute.

She must have ripped off This picture.

I wonder why.

- small-time con lady And a big shot bank robber, huh.

Who knows, maybe it'’s hero Worship, love at first sight.

How do I know?

Maybe she'’s an accomplice.

But why steal the mug shot?

Well, here, see if you can Find an address on him,

Pick him up, and if not,

You stake it out And get back to me, okay?

Yes, sir.

- and the yellow sheet On the chick, all right?

- I want to talk to her. - okay.

[knocking at door]

[people laughing]

Marina.

You all right? Come inside.

Come, we'’re having a party. It will be good for you, huh?

Thank you.

John said you wanted To see me.

If it'’s about passing Any more counterfeit bills,

I can'’t--I can't do That right now.

- no, no, no, no. This is not counterfeit.

This is about the man That you are looking for.

Yes.

- now, I passed the picture Around, and I know a person

Who arranges it for people Who want to get guns.

Now, you say There were machine guns

Involved in this robbery, huh?

- yes. - good.

My friend, he took a man to get Two guns exactly like that

About a month ago.

Now, he thought That he was a cop,

So he--he stalled him For a few days,

And then he followed him,

Made sure he didn'’t go To the police.

When he didn'’t, They made the deal.

This man, this is regan?

- no, no, but it may be One of the others.

Now, he lives at, um, here.

All the information is right On the back of the picture.

Sam graves.

- you sure no one Followed you, sam?

- ah, nobody'’s got My apartment staked out.

I got eyes in the back Of my head, like esp.

I know when there'’s a stakeout.

- yeah, maybe the girl was so Scared she forgot what she saw.

I saw your face, I'’d be scared too.

[laughs]

- oh, that'’s very funny, Benson.

Everybody'’s laughing Like it'’s an old war movie.

We lose the battle and we laugh?

$280,000--that'’s what I figured we had.

And you can'’t even keep two bags From falling off a truck.

- it was dumb In the first place.

On midtown, broad daylight-- What is that?

That'’s the only way to do it.

With the ambulance, It was perfect

Except the guard draws.

- they had it called in Even before that.

- look at this-- Five solid pages of banks

In the manhattan classifieds,

And we can'’t pull off One of them.

I don'’t believe it.

- hey, clyde, lay off For a couple of days, huh?

We relax, We let our minds clear.

Let'’s take it easy.

Yeah, sure.

- sure, it'’s the same batch. There'’s no doubt about it.

There'’s a lot of this stuff Floating around.

Oh, yeah?

Well, this is the girl Who passed it.

This face mean anything To anybody down at treasury?

Sure.

This fits a couple Of descriptions we'’ve had.

Got no name on her, But we think she'’s a gypsy.

Oh, really?

- we'’ve got our eye On one of the wholesalers.

He'’s a gypsy.

He sells a counterfeit To other gypsies,

Then they try to pass it Like this girl here.

What'’s your interest in her?

- well, I got three Bank robbers out there,

And every one of them Indictable for murder,

And all I got for a lead is This little con artist

Who, for some reason or other,

Has an interest In one of the men.

Now, I got to find that girl Maybe through the wholesaler.

His name'’s quire.

Aldo quire.

I'’ll get you his address.

Thanks.

Three aces.

[knocking at door]

- who'’s that? - cops wouldn'’t knock.

Who'’s there?

- I'’m looking For sam graves.

I'’m a friend of the guy Who sells guns.

Come in.

Oh!

You'’re the broad at the bank.

What is this?

- how the hell Did you get here?

- probably the same way The cops will.

That is, if you don'’t move As fast as possible,

And if you want to stay out Of jail,

And if you want to pull off The biggest job of your life

In the next few days.

- some broad finds us, she'’s got To be right about the cops.

What'’s your angle, lady?

- look, I could have Identified you to the cops.

I didn'’t.

Instead I took a gamble That I'’d find you before them,

And I did.

My name is marina.

I'’m a gypsy, understand?

Since I was 11 years old,

I was bringing home 50, 100 bucks a day

Working different cons For my family.

I got a touch for it.

I'’m better at working out angles Than anybody I know.

Now, you give me an idea How to figure out

The biggest bank job ever With no risk.

- I think we ought to get The hell out of here.

- a chick like this can-- - all right!

We move.

But first our gypsy genius Is gonna tell us

How she'’s gonna Make us all millionaires.

But, baby, it better be good,

Or you ain'’t going no place.

[chuckles]

Oh, this is better than good.

This is perfect.

I'’m here.

Got them?

- bellhop uniforms, They had them in stock.

Wait till you see this.

All right.

That'’s the right color, gray?

That'’s close enough, sure.

We just get the embroidering up The leg,

And we get the company shields For the shoulder.

- that'’s not the kind of gun They use.

No, got them right here.

This is an air pistol.

I just picked it up.

You got the gas can?

Yeah, filled with water.

- these the biggest darts They make?

- yeah, this is The most powerful pistol too.

Let me see that.

Ding!

- [laughs] - beautiful.

- out of sight. - right on target too.

Okay, I'’m convinced.

Now, I'’m getting impatient.

- all right, well, I'’ll get These started early tonight.

I get them back maybe tomorrow.

- maybe we go tomorrow. - all right.

- that is if I can locate My friend dennis in time.

- the sooner the better because I ought to go get the cars.

All right, one station wagon

And a nice inconspicuous sedan For the getaway.

- you park it back in the alley. - okay.

- all right? - wait a minute.

Don'’t nobody want to see this?

- wow. - just like magic, huh?

Say, that'’s a good product.

Do we follow or pick him up?

Pick him up on what?

We get a gypsy to get a straight Answer out of another gypsy?

You got to be kidding.

You'’ve heard about the mob Being tight-mouthed.

The gypsies make the mob seem Like a nonstop canary.

No, we'’ll follow for a while.

Thud!

Hey, crocker.

There'’s a real specialist You ought to check out one day.

Dennis the fall guy.

You know, he'’s got the best Tumbling act in new york

Except when the bolshoi'’s At carnegie hall.

The garden, lieutenant.

Garden?

At the garden.

- hey. [whistles]

How are you doing, dennis?

How you doing, aldo?

- I'’m--I'm doing all right.

How did you do on That old lady there?

- ah, a hundred bucks For a new jacket.

- she got a good deal. - yeah.

I got a friend who'’s willing To put 500 down

For one little fall.

- oh, yeah? - yeah.

Dennis and a counterfeiter?

I don'’t get it.

Marina wants me to do that?

- that'’ll be a first time for me. - all right.

Your money and your instructions Will be at this address.

Now, you get there by 11:00, It'’ll come down this afternoon.

- you got a deal. - good luck.

- how many more? - that'’s it.

That'’s all of them.

- I think it'’s time I got my fortune told.

Marina, aldo is here.

- did you--did you find That man, that bank robber?

- yes, that'’s why I called About needing dennis.

Did you talk to him?

- yes, yes. It'’s all arranged.

He'’s on his way to the address You gave me.

[knocking at door]

You know this man?

Yes.

Kojak, the lieutenant who took Me to the police station.

Go in the back.

Yes?

- hello there, I'’m lieutenant Kojak, manhattan south.

I'’ve come for a tea reading.

I got my life, it'’s all full Of these mysteries.

- [chuckles] Of course, come in.

Well, thank you.

Oh, yeah.

Susan?

My daughter is very good With the tea leaves.

Susan, make some tea For the police officer.

Yes, father.

Oh, aldo.

Don'’t leave.

Look at that.

I got my own crystal ball, And what do I see in there?

I see that you are A very shady character.

Ah!

Look, I also see A very pretty, dark girl, eh?

Yeah, she'’s in a lot Of trouble.

She'’s in a lot of trouble With me, you know?

She'’s a razzle-dazzle con artist Little chick

Passing bad paper all over town.

Marina whatever Her real name is.

- marina? Never heard of her.

Clyde regan?

Regan?

A friend of yours?

Him?

Yeah, he'’s my cousin.

His name is john.

- john. Come here, john.

What are you gonna do With your daughter?

Mm, you gonna teach her how To con these little old ladies

Who come in here to have Their fortunes told?

Gonna teach her how To switch the wallets?

How about that Mexican truck swindle?

- maybe she will become A doctor, no?

- mm, perhaps she will become A hooker, yes?

- a kurva? Ah, come on, lieutenant.

A gypsy woman Who'’s a prostitute.

It never happens.

She would be thrown out, worse.

Eh, yeah.

[gasps] Oh.

I see her in the doorways.

I see her with no visible means Of support.

I see her being picked up For prostitution.

But more, I see this whole ofisa Being closed down.

Come here, You want to take a peek?

- you think you can do anything With us, make any threats?

- hey, do you think You can do anything, eh?

Do you think you have A divine right

To go around stealing And to lie to me?

I want to find this marina.

I want to find out how come She comes to my office,

Goes through the files,

Steals a mug shot Of this clyde regan.

I want to find out why he met This morning with dennis,

The insurance company'’s Nightmare!

Hello, regan?

Marina.

- look, I'’m sending a girl Over now with the uniforms.

They'’re all set, and the guy, I'’m sending him over.

He'’s on his way, For the accident?

You can explain.

Look, I can'’t go through it With you.

What do you mean?

- listen, You don'’t need me anyhow.

We'’ve run through it enough Times, so do it this afternoon.

You'’ll never get A better chance.

Okay.

So, uh, when do we meet?

How do we get you your share?

- uh, you phone me At this number

I'’m gonna give you After the job.

683-4599.

Okay.

- regan, Don'’t try and cheat me.

I'’m too smart.

I got too many friends.

I'’ll find you.

Are you kidding?

You deserve everything you'’ve Got coming for this scheme.

You'’re a genius, kid.

Good luck.

Fellas,

We just saved ourselves A million bucks.

You want to make war with us?

Okay, lieutenant, We make war with you.

Hey.

You laying threats on me?

Lieutenant kojak.

Is there something I can do For you?

Oh, yeah.

Come downtown with me.

You lay there by my campfire.

You tell me Little gypsy stories.

We talk about clyde regan.

We also talk about funny money Just for laughs.

Come on!

Marina!

Don'’t worry, john.

Do you know what she'’s doing?

- no, no, not exactly, But whatever it is,

That lieutenant is not going To find out

Anything from her, never.

Okay, fellas,

Let'’s go get rich.

Here it comes now.

Wait till it comes closer.

- yeah, I can see it now, Coming out pretty fast.

Figure what, ten minutes?

That makes it 1:00, Right on schedule.

[camera shutter clicks]

What'’s wrong?

- all I know is, we'’re not going Anywhere in this truck.

- ah, hell, And we got ten pickups to make.

I'’ll go call for a replacement.

[dramatic drumming]

♪

[suspenseful music]

♪

- lieutenant, We'’re finished with her.

- oh, yes, please sit down, Miss sheldon.

Or is it menasha

Or remetro

Or korsho?

- you know a lot About gypsy families.

- my second year on the force, I nailed this amy poland.

Yeah, she was trying To hustle

A couple of sweet Little old ladies.

You know, she told them,

"You got to burn Your life savings

In order to get rid Of the curse," right?

They burn some, right?

What they burn was paper Wrapped up in a babushka

Which miss amy poland Had switched at the last minute.

A great chick That amy poland, oh, yeah.

But that was her gadjo name.

Her--her real name was Bavlina spirco.

You heard of her?

- yes, my father was Very good friends with her,

And a few times I remember I was taken to visit her.

I could listen to her.

I used to hide In the--in the ofisa,

And I was told listen To her very hard,

See how good she is, And she was.

I was about seven, I think.

- really? What a wonderful childhood.

- you know the story Of the fourth nail?

In the story Of the crucifixion of christ,

They say originally there were Intended to be four nails,

But then the gypsy, He stole one of them,

The one intended for the heart.

- and ever since then, God has given the right

To the gypsies to steal, Right?

[chuckles]

Yeah, I heard that wonderful Story a hundred times,

But it don'’t cut no mustard With me.

Any bajours, marina?

Any little old ladies You'’ve been hustling lately?

- I always worked With my father.

We never did That sort of thing.

- oh, yeah, how about That counterfeit money?

You been nailed Pretty good on that one, huh?

- you never would have if It hadn'’t been for the robbery.

- yeah, about that robbery, How are you involved in that?

This clyde regan, what is he, One of your gadjo lovers?

You had to go through The 52 file

In order to steal his picture To protect him?

I don'’t know what you mean.

Oh.

Presto.

The property clerk, he Inventoried your bag contents,

He came up with this.

All right.

You know, lieutenant,

The last thing a gypsy wants To do is go to jail.

Tell me about it.

You want to drop the charges?

No, no, no.

No deals. Not up front.

You just keep talking, You know?

Who knows?

All right.

You know, when I came down here After the robbery,

I couldn'’t believe Those robbers had gotten away,

And then that detective stavros,

He told me That it would be my testimony--

Me, as a witness in court-- That would nail them.

So then I figured it'’s gonna Come out that I'’m a gypsy,

My record,

Maybe even the allegations About the $50 counterfeit bill,

And all that'’s gonna damage My testimony.

So then I got the idea.

I decided, Why don'’t I go find regan?

I can on my own With my connections.

Don'’t stop, marina.

Snow white and the Seven dwarves, fairy tales.

- I love '’em. - it'’s true.

I was gonna locate him for you,

Then I tell you where To pick him up.

Never happen.

What for, so you can get A civilian commendation?

Now, you listen, even though They'’re only deposit slips,

It'’s a felony, and we got you Now on two counts.

That'’s five to ten.

You think about that before You start pulling

Those bajours snow jobs On me, baby!

[tires screeching]

Oh, no.

Hey, mister.

Mister.

You clip this guy?

- yeah. - get a cop.

We better not move him.

Looks like his back.

Hey, mister.

Mister, can you hear me?

They call you?

The other guys'’ truck Blew up on them.

- yes. - we'’re running late.

Let'’s go, please.

- somebody better call An ambulance.

- you'’re the driver? - yeah, that'’s right.

- may I see your license please? - hey, come on, what'’d I do?

- I got pickups to make. - not right now, you don'’t.

- [laughs] We did it!

- all right, we got 30 minutes for six stops.

Move it.

[phone buzzes]

Kojak.

Yeah, frank.

You'’re kidding.

All right, thanks.

Treasury department Just busted aldo quire.

He'’s dropping names right And left including yours.

- what? - crocker.

Look, I don'’t believe it.

I was telling you the whole Thing about clyde regan.

- yeah, sure, You were making up fairy tales.

- what? - I'’m a very busy man, okay?

Would you take The prisoner away?

This way, ma'’am.

- all right, I'’d pay a million To stay out of jail if I had it,

So I might as well Do it this way.

Excuse me, ma'’am.

- okay, marina, Am I gonna like this story?

You'’re gonna love it.

You see, I always wanted To knock off a bank--

In fact, a lot of banks.

Am I all finished here?

Yeah, sure, go ahead.

Pick me up a 50-pound bag Of hundreds, huh?

Yeah, I'’ll do that.

- so then dennis, He takes a fall

Under the wheels Of the replacement truck,

And then they can'’t move For maybe 30 minutes,

And in that time, The other car goes ahead

And cleans up all the banks Along the rest of the route.

- it'’s genius. Huh.

Not that I admire it, But it'’s pure genius.

All right, Where are these guys holed up

Waiting for it to happen?

Now, lady,

These are killers, And I want them now.

Yeah, but I get something.

I want something, In writing, huh?

- oh, yes, stavros, This is your lieutenant.

Get an assistant d.A. Down here In five minutes.

You know what we got in back?

Five million, easy.

Back to the store.

- you'’ll be granted immunity On the bank job

If we stop it in time.

Now, where are these guys now,

And when is this super heist Coming down?

Right now.

Maybe you can still catch them.

- where? - canal street.

Take me with you. I'’ll show you.

- all right, saperstein, Get crocker and stavros

And come on fast.

Right.

- car 723 to central, Have available units 10-85

At canal and seventh street.

[sighs]

- [chuckles] - feels good, huh?

- ah! - give it a little feel.

200 thou for mr. Benson.

- yeah. - yeah.

200 thou for mr. Graves.

And a nice 200 for me.

- you know They'’re not gonna give up.

They'’ll shoot it out For that much money.

Be careful.

That'’s the way.

Police, open up!

Let'’s get out of here.

Freeze!

[gunshot]

[gunshots]

Cuff him.

Saperstein, you all right?

Yeah.

Okay, let'’s go.

Oh, yeah.

You really did These guys a favor.

Regan gets blown away, the other Two nailed dead to rights.

You should have stuck To your tea leaves, baby.

They sure were better off Without you.

- that'’s exactly right, Lieutenant.

Even if You picked them up before,

You got a lousy case Against them.

They could have Gotten off, right?

Well, anything'’s possible.

Well, I didn'’t want that.

Aldo quire arrested by treasury, Giving up a lot of gypsy names?

You think I bought that scam?

- hey, kid, don'’t take My lollipop away.

You know, we had you shook down Pretty good.

Sure.

On my time table.

You know, I had it all on a time table.

The robbery and the confession.

2:35, truck pulls up to store.

2:20, with or without your help, Lieutenant,

I would have confessed.

- oh, you were gonna Turn yourself in, right?

Hey, marina, I'’m listening. Make it good.

- I always worked With my father, beautiful man.

He never sold me to anybody.

He was waiting for me Outside that bank.

Lazlo.

The man that regan cut in half

With his bloody machine gun...

[crying] My father.

That agreement you signed Clears me in this case.

Do you want me to call A lawyer on any other charges?

No, we'’ll make another deal.

You know, If this story ever gets out,

They'’re gonna make you The queen of the gypsies,

And one thing I don'’t need is Another queen of the gypsies

Within a thousand miles Of my precinct.

Hey, look, kid, You go bury your father.

Do what you have to do.

And if we can'’t find you In three days

When we come to arrest you For your funny money caper,

You'’re not there, well, You'’ll do us both a favor.

We'’ll both be very lucky.

- lieutenant, you'’re gonna live To a nice, ripe old age.

Baby, out.

Thanks.

How does she figure in this?

What'’s the story?

Well, look, crocker,

You'’ll have to read my memoirs.

Yeah, this one'’s too good To give away.