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Sonny?

You're sonny?

Yeah, could be.
What do you want?

Darrel told us you might
Be holding some primo stuff.

Darrel.

All right, come on.

Come on, come on,
Come on, come on.

Show him. Go on.

All right,
Who is darrel?

- darrel. From the restaurant.
- yeah? What'd he say?

Like I said,
Primo stuff.

And you'd know
The difference, huh?

We'd know, all right.

Jesus.

All right, go.
Go. Go.

Oh, flakey.

Hey.

Hey, jess?

Hey, wake up, babe.
It's time to go to work.

Jess?

Jess?

Oh god.

You, you, you, you,
You stupid animal.

You pimp!

Well, lunch
At the new york club

Would be a pleasure,
Mr. Dehaven.

But somewhat
Of a puzzlement.

Oh? Why?

Well, because five months ago
I told your partner,

Mr. Lindsay, I wasn't interested
In a job.

And just six weeks ago
Mr. Moore,

Well, I told him
The same thing.

True. They both gave up
On you.

Well, what made you
Stay with it?

Just plain yankee
Stubbornness.

Also, I may have
A better idea than they do

About how valuable
You could be over here.

Lunch, then?

Okay, mr. Dehaven.

Lunch.

Well, it never hurts
To start at the top.

Start what?
It's a free meal.

Yeah, a free meal
With the senior partner

Of dehaven,
Lindsay and moore.

Theo, you've had
Offers before

And you've always
Turned them down.

Do you know why?
Because you're a cop.

It's your life.

There's nothing out there
That can match it.

Uh...

You want
To talk about it?

No. I want to think about it.

Kojak, manhattan south.

Crocker!

A dead woman. 517 hester street.
Possible o.D.

A unit's on the way.

Yeah.

That was central.

We might have another one.

Village again?

Yeah.

Better call narcotics.

No. Don't do that, frank,

Until we find out
Definitely it's drugs.

Captain's exams
Are coming up next month.

Uh-huh. I've heard
That one before.

You could breeze through.

My responsibility is the
Physical premises and that's it.

I don't know from nothing else.
I don't collect any money,

I don't decide
Who the tenant is here.

I understand that,
But we'd appreciate

Your coming down and looking
At some pictures.

Maybe you could help
Pin a name on the guy

That you saw
Coming down the stairs.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'll--I'll get my coat.

- was it a hooker?
- yeah.

Name's jessica johns.

- jessica johns?
- mm-hmm.

An overdose?

That's the guess,
Pending an autopsy.

Yeah? All right,
Check with the m.E.

Maybe you can put a rush
On this one.

- I'll climb on his back, bobby.
- terrific.

Jessica johns.

Two dead on mott,
One on houston, one on fifth,

And now miss johns?

That's five o.D's
In three days.

All in the east village.

All right, do you want
To open conversations

With the narcotics division,
Or do I?

I don't know. I don't know
What I'm looking at.

Bad heroin, murder,
Collective suicide.

Why don't you call vice and see
What they have on miss johns.

Maybe she connects
With the other victims.

Bobby, narcotics division.
For crying out loud,

Whether we like it or not,
We've got to advise them.

Why don't we just do our work,
Sarge, huh?

And leave the protocol stuff
Up to the lieutenant. Come on.

Jessica johns.

Big joke.

I knew her when her name
Was rosie miller.

I picked her up
For soliciting.

She was scared to death,
But do you think she'd show it?

How old was she?

Twelve.

I couldn't believe it
When I saw her in the morgue.

She looked 35.

I put it all together.

She was 15.

Rosie miller
To jessica johns

To a pin on a map.

And in this great, big city,
This big apple,

Who stood up and said,
"You know,

"This shouldn't be allowed
To happen.

This kid needs a chance"?
Nobody.

Not us. Not them.
Nobody, frank.

Crocker's got a witness.

Janitor's just coming in
To look at some mug shots.

Who's covering the area?

Stavros and a couple
Other guys.

Now what I want to do is flood
This part of the east village

With enough units
To squelch business.

Hmm.

And that gives
The street drug hotline

Enough time
To get out the word.

How many units
Are we talking about?

Twenty or 30 units, frank.

Look, frank,
If we've got an epidemic

Of hot smack on our hands,

It seems to me
Our priorities

Should be number one:
To avoid further casualties

While we nail
These pushers.

Thirty units.
All right.

That means we have
To borrow from plainclothes,

Anti-crime squad,
Narcotics division.

Let's lay off on
The narcotics division, frank.

- theo.
- I mean it.

What they'll do is panic
Every junkie in town.

They've messed up five of my
Operations in the last two weeks

And they'll do it again.

Kojak.

Yeah, stavros.

Surprise, surprise.

Yeah, lieutenant,
The narcs just got here.

Scratch off my objection.

Narcotics
Are at the scene.

Okay, stavros, go over
And admire their assistance.

Yes, we'd like the artist
Down here as soon as possible.

Like a half-hour ago.

Don't mind me.
Just keep looking.

Now, what we're trying
To ascertain

From the victims' records
Is some common ground

Beside the fact
That they hot-shot mexican brown

And died from it.

Okay, two were hookers.
How about the other three?

Okay, get back to me.

- uh, rizzo.
- yeah?

What about
The anti-crime squad?

- where are they?
- I don't know.

Mm-hmm.
And the plainclothes?

This time of day, they should
Have at least ten units.

Not today, lieutenant.

Okay, let's hit it.

Cover as much ground
As we possibly can.

Theo, can you come
Into my office?

It won't take long.

And having
Gotten the word,

Lieutenant murray
In narcotics

Apparently bent some ears
Downtown.

My request for support
Was countermanded.

Who countermanded it?

Well, that's it, theo.

That's as much
As you need to know.

So, narcotics
Wants a field day, right?

With the junkies
Crawling out of the woodwork

To sell their mothers
For a fix.

Let's not make a heavy
Out of the narcotics division.

Lieutenant murray is only
Using the situation

To make his people
As effective as possible.

If I were in that position,
I'd do the same thing.

No, you wouldn't, frank,

Because there are
Five people dead.

And maybe there'll be 15 dead
By next week.

But there's nothing you or I or
Even jack murray can do about it

Because, well,

The simple fact is
They're junkies.

And dead junkies
To an understaffed,

Under-budgeted
Police department

Are not considered
Pressing business.

Hey.

What's happening
To us, frank?

There was a time, wasn't there,
When we gave a damn?

When we saw a little girl
Starting to die

At the age of 12
And we cared,

Even with an understaffed,

Under-budgeted
Police department?

Thirty units I wanted to find
The killer of some junkies.

And there are people high place
In this police department

Who think that the killer

Is doing the public
A public service.

I should have known better.

We both should have
Known better.

It's not fair, frank.

People are dying
And our hands are tied.

There's nothing you or I
Can do about it.

Theo.

Without you,
It'd be a lot worse.

Nope. Nobody here neither.

All right, try these.

Rizzo's hitting up the night
Watch to work a double shift.

I guess we could use
The manpower.

Yeah.

- lieutenant?
- forget it.

Come on,
Let's go find that pusher.

Hey, darrel.

Hey, man, that restaurant's
Lined with cops.

- hey, man, something coming down.
- all right, man.

- what, man? Did they say what?
- hey, man,

I wasn't about to stand around
For no small talk.

Now look, you know them two
Princesses you sent me, man?

They're just joypoppers, right?

Hey, man, they cool.
They've been around.

What's wrong?
You couldn't do no business?

No, no, it ain't nothing
Like that.

Now listen, I got to sort of
Talk to them, you know?

You got a phone number
For them or something?

Mary jane and angela, man.
That's all I know.

- man, this is important!
- hey, man, I don't know.

All right.

Mary jane?

Mary jane?

Oh!

Architect's daughter,
Doctor's daughter.

My snitch in the city room
Of the times

Tells me they're calling
This the lawson-bockner murders.

I guess I better
Get in there myself.

Come on.

You've said six words
All afternoon.

Frankly, this isn't doing
Either of us any good.

What am I supposed to say,
Frank?

That it took this
To make us do our job?

You sound like a kid of 15
Who's just opened his eyes

To the cruel, hard world.

It's called life, theo.
Life, and the facts thereof.

I guess I'm having trouble
Making the adjustment, frank.

When those facts hit me
In the face day in, day out,

Year in, year out,

I keep saying to myself,
"Theo, it's going to change.

It's going to get better."
And you know something, frank?

It doesn't change
And it doesn't get any better.

Theo.

You know what
Your problem is?

You think every cop but you
Has a cast-iron hide.

I've got a news flash
For you.

The rest of us see and feel
The same things you do.

But with a difference.

We learn to accept it
And live with it.

I know that, frank.

You really want to know
What my problem is?

Five dead junkies
And no one gives a damn.

But then we go all out
With the trumpets

And with drums
And with outrage

Because two of them
Happen to be rich

And they happen
To be prominent.

Well, I can't
Accept that, frank.

Hey, all god's children, baby.

Lieutenant, I'm glad
You could make it.

It's a pleasure,
Mr. Dehaven.

Look, I know you're busy

And I promise you
This will be a one-hour lunch.

In fact, I took the liberty
Of ordering for you.

- fresh bay scallops.
- well, thank you, mr. Dehaven.

Now, now.
Call me tom,

Whether you take the job
Or not.

Okay, tom.

You know, frankly,
I got a couple of reservations

About the job.

Without knowing
What it is?

I think I know
What it's about.

Let's see, fairchild is retiring
At the end of the month,

And you need a new
Chief investigator.

Sure, you've got perino,
Mackey and lee.

Mackey and lee, they're good,
But they're kind of young.

And perino,
Who I love, is--

Well, he's not that bright.

You're thorough.

Thank you.

You said you had
Reservations.

Well, yes. Two.

First, you know, I'm not sure if
I want to leave the department.

And second, I can't see myself
Accepting a job

Where I'm the flunky
For a pack of young lawyers

Who are gung-ho
With their enthusiasm

And their equally
Dedicated zeal.

Well, I can't help you
With the first.

I'll agree with you that
It would be a tough decision

Considering all your years
In the department.

But let me tell you something
About the second.

You'll report

Lindsay, moore and me.

You go anywhere
In the world

That your investigations
Take you.

You develop your own cases

And you work with
Our senior attorneys

When you think
It's the right time.

What kind of cases?

Criminal, corporate,
Industrial, military.

And schneider
Vs. The city of new york.

Seems schneider claims
That the tax assessors

Raised the taxes
On his house

Because the tax assessor's
Cousin held the first deed

And was in a position
To foreclose.

Yeah.

Schneider got
His taxes adjusted

And there's a new
Tax assessor.

You know,
It may sound sophomoric,

But we depend on these cases
To keep us young.

How am I doing so far?

The pay starts
At 60,000.

The package includes some
Interesting long-term benefits.

And just one more thing, theo.

You were selected
By my partners and I

From a list of five names

Submitted by a top executive
Search firm.

One of the names on that list
Is your borough commander.

Five names.
Then why me?

Well, I know a few things
About you too.

I know about your work on
The marcus-nelson murders,

The azure d case,
The chinatown murders.

In my estimation,
You may be the smartest

And toughest policeman
In new york.

Plus one more thing.

You're honest.

Well, what do you say, theo?

Will you join us?

If I do make the split,

Your firm's the only one
I'll consider, okay?

I'm pleased,
But that's not an answer.

When do you have to know?

Like you said,

Fairchild is retiring
This month.

Oh.

Fresh bay scallops, huh?

I'm used to a tuna fish
Sandwich

Out of the machine
At the department.

Cheers.

How's that?

Mm-hmm.

You got it. That's the little
Pimp, all right.

What did you call him?

What--what are you
Talking about?

That's him.
That's all I said.

Is that jessica johns' pimp?

Hey, hey, wait, wait, wait,
Hold on a minute.

No, now you hold on.
Hey, stavros.

I hear you.

You did a hitch
With vice once.

- come over here, okay?
- you be cool.

I'll be right back.

Look at this, sarge.

Mr. Burns
Called him a pimp.

No, no,
I--I didn't say that!

No, that's what you said.

Now, why did you
Withhold that from us?

I didn't--I didn't
Withhold nothing.

I can't prove what he is.

You call him a pimp,
I get slapped with a lawsuit.

- then what? Huh?
- he's a pimp, all right.

At least he's always
In there trying.

His name is
Francis "Sonny" canavier.

Let's get it on the wire.

Go around
The other side!

Sorry, pal.

Hey, you're fast,

But not that fast.

Okay, mr. Dehaven,
I'll have him reach you.

Thank you very much.

- is he back yet?
- no, sir.

- hey, frank.
- where have you been?

I told you,
I was having a free meal

With a lovely guy
By the name of dehaven.

Well, I thought you might
Like to know what happened

While you where out
Sipping chablis.

The suspect is being booked
And processed downstairs,

Thanks to crocker.

Dehaven just called.

Come on, you were seen leaving
Jessica's apartment.

You were seen so well
A police artist sketched you!

He sketched wrong.

I don't know what
You're talking about.

We're talking about
Hot smack, sonny.

And if you know where it is out
There, you're going to tell us,

Because, we got to warn
The people. Understand?

Look, I don't know what you
Guys are talking about, really.

- what smack?
- we're talking about the smack

That killed seven people.

Now, look. Look at me!

Where's the rest of it
And who has it?

I don't know, man.

I swear I don't
Know nothing.

The lab is finding heavy
Traces of heroin in his coat.

You hear that, canavier?

Let me try
That number again, man.

You've called that number four
Times and there's no answer.

If you want a lawyer down here,
I'll get you one.

Let me try it again.
Please.

All right,
Give him his call.

Come on.

Oh.

You sick?

I got a headache.

Well, we can't do anything
For you up here,

But we can take you down
To the infirmary.

- you want that?
- it won't make any difference.

I get these
All the time.

My doctor says
It's nervous tension.

- once I unwind, it'll go away.
- good.

Come on.

Hello?

Billy.

Billy, I'm busted, man.

I've been trying
To get a hold of you for hours.

This is some kind of jackpot
They're having, man.

They're talking murder.

Exactly what
Did you tell them?

I told them nothing, man.

Nothing.

But it's getting scary,
You know?

Look, there's something wrong
With the stuff.

Like...I don't know, maybe it
Wasn't cut right or something.

Okay, okay.

Just sit tight
And keep your mouth shut.

I'll get a lawyer down there
As soon as I can.

You know, they're saying
Seven people, man.

I saw jess.
She was dead.

And now they're saying
Seven people.

And they all scored off me,
You know?

Just...Stay cool.

Right.

You stupid.

You told me you knew
What you were doing.

You assured me you knew.

Hey, listen, they screwed me
Up in mexico, man.

They told me wrong.

Well, it sure isn't my fault
It happened.

I assume
You got rid of it?

Don't worry. It's gone.
I flushed it.

Look, it's not my fault.

I had no part.

I never touched the stuff.

You bankrolled it, chris.

Yeah, that's right,
Chrissy.

If that flakey little pimp
Decides to roll over,

It's all the same
For all of us.

I don't know about you,
But a murder rap

Sure scares the hell
Out of me.

Whatever it costs, I think you'd
Better call that lawyer

And have him handle
The situation.

It's gonna be expensive,
Chrissy.

No way around that.

Pardon me.
I'm kyle becker.

I'm here to see my client,
Francis canavier.

Okay.

Sign right here.

Thank you.

Well, hello, lieutenant.

Hello, counselor.
You're looking prosperous.

You're looking the same.

Oh, well, nothing keeps you
Fit like a just cause.

I'll remember that.

Look, I was talking

To assistant district attorney
Linnick about an hour ago.

Now, he's inclined to deal

In exchange for your client's
Immediate disclosure.

Since when have you become
The spokesman

For the assistant d.A.,
Especially that assistant d.A.?

Well you know,
Our ambitious mr. Linnick

Wants a quick solution
To the lawson-bockner murders.

And I, of course,
I don't want anybody else

To die from that hot smack.

Well, that's noble.
That's very noble.

May we use
Your interrogation room?

Yeah.

You know, that little
Punk in there,

He faces seven counts
Of involuntary manslaughter

During the commission
Of seven felonies.

And if he goes to the mat,
That's 20 years on each count.

He works for somebody,

And linnick, he's willing
To deal for that somebody.

Okay?

Standing by right now
Just waiting for word from you.

We'll keep it in mind.

Mr. Canavier?

I'm kyle becker,
Your attorney.

We'll have our chat
Right in here.

Something wrong,
Lieutenant?

Yeah.

You know, when you offer
A shyster a deal,

He just says yes
Or he says no.

He never just ignores it.

I didn't know.

I don't understand
Any of this, man.

It's called making the best
Of a bad situation.

Now you think about it.

You're a young man.

You can come out
And live like a king

For the rest of your life.

I can't go back
In there again.

I can't handle it anymore.

There is no way
That you can beat this, sonny.

So wise up and decide.

You can serve your time
And come out rich,

Or come out penniless.

Die in some alley
With the rats.

I don't want
To go back in again.

I can't stand it.

I can't go back
In there again.

Okay, thank you very much.

Well, I'm sorry,
Counselor,

But the bus leaves for rikers
In a few minutes.

- rikers?
- yeah, the tombs are closed.

You get the island instead.

Listen, you remember
What I told you, sonny.

I'll be in touch.

Let's go, sonny.

Uh...

What's the matter?

Can I go to the john?

Okay. This way.

Now, this is very,
Very critical, rizzo.

The soil can't be too dry,
It can't be too damp.

It's got to be just right,
You know what I mean? Huh?

That's right.

Oh, sorry, stavros.

They do need affection,
Don't they?

- where's sonny?
- the washroom.

Okay, sonny,
Let's go.

My god.

Okay, I give the shyster
A perfect plea bargain offer.

He tells his client.

His client hangs himself.

Does that add up to you?

I've already told the d.A.
About that lawyer.

Excuse me, captain.

Does this look like
Anything?

Oh, nice, crocker.
Billy's corner.

555-0035.

Well, you find out
What's at billy's corner, okay?

Who, where, when, why,
Like that.

One witness.
One chance, and you blow it.

A lousy,
Stinking mess.

A lousy, stinking mess.
Well, I agree.

But this unit
Is on record.

Ten requests in 17 months

To do something
About that overhead pipe.

Petty as this may sound,

Nobody hangs himself
From a smooth ceiling.

It always fascinates me
How the petty oversights

In this department
Tend to cripple the office

Of the prosecutor.

Do you have any idea how stupid
You're going to look,

We're going to look,
In tomorrow's papers?

The case isn't closed.
We're still in business.

We know sonny
Wasn't in this alone.

We have a lead to an associate.
We'll get him.

And do what?

Convict him for being connected
With a dead felon?

A known pimp
And heroin pusher

Facing seven counts
Of involuntary manslaughter?

My god, what you two
Don't know.

Suppose you just
Let us do our job.

If it pans out,
You'll be the first to know.

And what did the shyster
Have to say?

Mr. Becker denies
You ever offered a plea bargain,

Naturally.

Well, how about a bribe?

A what?

- b-r-I--
- okay, okay.

Yeah, sure.

There's a possibility.

And you can prosecute that one
In your dreams.

Now listen, mcneil,
I want--

I don't care what you want,
Linnick.

You're an assistant d.A.,
Period.

And not such
A great one at that.

I'll go ask tommy dehaven if
He has a job for an ex-captain.

Uh, billy's corner.
An expensive boutique.

Corner 2nd and 52nd.

Owner and proprietor:
Billy spender.

Drug bust in cleveland
Five years ago.

Narcotics has him as suspicious,
Probable drug trafficker.

Well, you take stavros
And the other boys

And have somebody pick up
A search warrant.

And move fast.

Oops, he's here.

We're taking him down.
Let's go.

Police! Hold it!

Assume the position.

All right,
We've got spender.

You guys get the coffee.
Come on.

Back with one sugar.

This must be
His private stash.

Oh, hark.

What do you suppose
He does with that?

- weigh postage?
- I wouldn't doubt,

But that's exactly
What he's going to say.

He had it buried
In a plant over here.

Well, obviously
He was sniffing

A little bit more
Than plants.

Wait'll linnick hears
About this in the morning.

In the morning?
Oh, no.

We're going to call him
Right now.

He said to hurry and,
That's exactly what we're going.

Yeah, lieutenant kojak.
Do me a favor, will you?

Fish out the home
Phone number

For assistant
District attorney linnick.

And tell captain mcneil
We got the dealer.

Yeah, and we nailed him
To the toilet bowl.

Uh, lieutenant?

Sorry to blow in
Without calling.

I was in the neighborhood,
As they say.

Well, welcome anyway.

Did you meet my boss,
Captain mcneil?

- how do you do?
- mr. Dehaven.

Well, I better check
This report.

- all right.
- nice to meet you.

Well,

I hope we haven't
Lost you, theo.

I left a phone message.

Oh, I am sorry. Look,
When I'm working on a homicide,

I very rarely
Pick up my messages.

And when I'm after a man,
I rarely take no for an answer.

You will come,
Won't you?

Well, look, I've got
To clear up things

With the department,

And then I've got a case
I want to wind up.

- lawson-bockner murders?
- that's right.

I had breakfast
With al linnick.

He had some flattering things to
Say about the bust last night.

Praised you in particular.

No.

With all respect,
Al linnick, he hates my guts.

He does. People with principle
Intimidate him.

Anyway, the point is,
Lawson-bockner is closed.

William spender confessed.

He's pled guilty
To all charges.

Confessed? Without a deal?

He has information.

I mean, he could have traded
That for clemency at least.

What's the name
Of his lawyer?

No one you'd want to know.

What's his name anyway?

Kyle becker.

Kyle becker?

I spoke with him
Last night.

He was representing
Sonny canavier.

Well, that's only logical,
Theo.

Word is canavier
Was working for spender.

Now, what about monday?
Can you start then?

Hmm?

I don't see why not.

Then it's a deal.

- welcome to the firm, lieutenant.
- yeah.

No deal was made because
There was nothing to deal for.

William spender
Ran his own operation.

He confessed to buying
The heroin in mexico,

To cutting it himself,

To attempting distribution

Through the late
Francis canavier.

The very fact that the heroin
Was incorrectly cut

Further supports my theory
That this was a small,

Amateurish,
Maverick endeavor.

No links
To organized crime.

Hmm, and who gave him
The money to make the buy?

He got money where business

The bank,
The cash register.

And how much money
Did he spend in mexico?

Claims he made the buy
For $52,000.

Oh, come on,
Will you, linnick?

There's no way
In the world

That he could touch that
Quantity of first-class smack

For, let's say,
Less than 200,000.

And if you don't believe me,
Call narcotics.

So he got a bargain.

Linnick, he's covering
For someone

Who gave him the money
For the buy.

Kojak...

And you want to know
What I think?

I think that sonny
Killed himself

Because he didn't want
To go back to prison,

Even though becker
Offered him money.

And you want to know
What else I think?

I know what you think.

You think spender's being
Offered the same deal.

That's right.
Same shyster, same deal.

And it seems to me that you,
Linnick,

Ought to do something
About that

Instead of drooling over
An easy conviction.

You're suggesting what?

Organized crime-funded
Mr. Spender

Because of his underworld
Savoir faire?

No, I'm not suggesting
That at all.

He didn't so much
As know how to cut heroin.

Seven people died
Because of what he didn't know.

His distribution system

Consisted of one mangy
Pimp-turned-pusher.

That's right,
He's a dummy.

And the dummy
Gave him the money too,

And it seems to me we ought
To concentrate

On that dummy as well.

You're chasing snowflakes,
Kojak.

Every instinct tells me
You're wrong.

And what do your instincts
Tell you

About billy spender's rap?
What's he going to do?

Seven years with time off
For parole?

My guess is he'll get seven
To ten years, sit five.

Doesn't seem quite enough,
Does it?

No. It doesn't seem
Quite enough.

I had breakfast
With tom dehaven this morning.

Yes, I know.

He tells me you might
Be joining his shop.

I might.

Fine offer.
I congratulate you.

You know, in spite of what
You don't know,

I think you'll do well.

You know, you and I ought
To have breakfast

Together one day.

Soon.

One day.

Soon.

Stavros, give me the records
And the personal papers

On that bust last night.

They're, uh--they're downtown.

The originals?

Stavros, we busted him here!

We take xerox copies
And send them down

To the d.A.'s office.

Now, who told you different?

Stavros?

Well, the captain wasn't here.
You weren't here.

I told them I had to get an okay
From one of you,

But then what's-his-name
Gets on the phone.

- who? Linnick?
- yes.

Crocker, I want you
To hear this.

Learn about the system.

What the...?

Just answer the question,
Mr. Linnick. Why originals?

Why not copies?

And why was one of my officers
Harangued

And forced to send
These records down to you?

I'm sure nobody was harangued,
Lieutenant.

I don't know how
You get that impression.

Linnick, if you've got them
You're in trouble.

Lose them and your trouble
Gets worse.

Linnick?

I'm trying to think.

Let me check with my secretary.
Hold on, okay?

Seems I owe you
An apology, theo.

He's in partnership
With a christopher wyatt.

And as far as we can tell
From these checks,

Wyatt financed the shop

And spender's buying trips
To mexico.

The gross receipts
Look pretty lame.

About enough to pay
The rent.

This guy wyatt's been pumping
Money into it all along.

Not to mention the fact
That his name is on the lease,

Along with william spender's.

That heroin was found
On his premises as well.

Spender confessed
He was dealing on his own.

Right. Because spender's
Such a high roller.

Come on, will you?

He couldn't afford
To change a lightbulb

Without this wyatt
Writing the checks.

Look, stavros got an appointment
In chambers

With judge mallory. Okay?

I want a court-ordered look

At this wyatt's recent
Bank transactions.

Christopher wyatt.
Man, that rings a bell.

Oh, why don't you go
Find out why.

Sure you're doing
The right thing?

It's hardly the spoils of war
For 20-some years.

A picture, a trophy,
A cracked coffee cup.

What?

I made chris wyatt.

No wonder the name
Was so familiar.

He's emerson wyatt's son.

We're in the major leagues now,

But it's going to be difficult
To nail the kid.

The family's already got
That fancy law firm on it.

Lindsay, dehaven...
Something.

There's got to be
An explanation. There must be.

Tom dehaven's a good lawyer.
Probably an old family friend.

- mr. Dehaven's office?
- uh, it's the corner office.

May I ask who's calling?

I want you to know,
Mr. Dehaven, I trust you 100%.

I'll do whatever
You say is right.

If that means
Going to jail, I...

Oh, my god. Mr. Dehaven,
I can't go to jail!

I would die!

Okay, chris.

Take it easy, take it easy.

No one said
You were going to jail.

But dad said the police
Have a court order

To examine
My bank accounts.

Believe me, son, you have
A better-than-average chance

Of walking out of this.

I'll do anything.
Anything.

For starters, why don't you
Bring back jessica johns?

Who?

I'll see you in court.

Now, get out of here
Before I bite your head off.

Well,

I figured your back
Would go up

As soon as you found out

That we were representing
The wyatt boy.

But if you put it in
Perspective,

I've known emerson wyatt
All my life.

We do corporate law
And we've done business.

- a lot of business.
- yeah, but you've put me

In a very embarrassing
Situation, tom.

You know,
Conflict of interest.

I can't very well be working
For the prosecutor

And be working for you too,
Can I?

Well, I should think
That it can be finessed.

Although, frankly,
I didn't expect

That it would ever
Get this far.

You confuse me.
What do mean, "Get this far"?

Well, I didn't expect
Young wyatt

To get himself involved
With a type like this spender.

That's not what you said.

You said you didn't expect it
To get this far.

Which means to me that you knew
Christopher wyatt before.

Now, when was it?
Last night? This morning?

- when?
- all right, all right.

I should know better.

His father called me
This morning.

Before your breakfast
With the d.A.?

That's right.

You know, this morning when
You came to my office,

The cop in me said, "Hey,
Cop in me, something stinks."

I mean, along with linnick's
Maneuvers

And your coming to my office
In the morning,

I figured that somebody was
Tampering with my investigation.

Ah, come on.

We wanted you
Months ago, theo.

But the situation accelerated
The negotiations, right?

- I see.
- no, you don't see.

- now, look, you--
- how much did emerson wyatt pay

To mr. Spender in order to take
The rap for the whole thing?

You're confusing
The issues, theo.

Then why don't you humor me
And tell me? How much?

150,000 for every year
He sits.

Oh. That's a bargain.

It is.

It's quite a bargain
For a young man's life.

I don't have to tell you
About prison, theo.

That boy would die
In prison.

He's not a boy.
He's a man.

A full-grown man, and
Responsible for seven deaths.

Now wait, now.

Nothing has been proven.

And one of the people he
Killed is a girl that I knew.

Jessica johns?
The prostitute?

No.

Jessica johns, the child.

I don't understand.

I didn't expect you to.

What's to gain
By destroying chris wyatt?

Oh, he made a mistake,
All right.

A mistake he's going to regret
For the rest of his life.

But he's not
An ordinary young kid. He's--

This is the son
Of emerson wyatt.

And all we got to do
Is pay off billy spender

And we live happily
Ever after, right?

Look, I'll do anything
In my power to save a client.

That's the name
Of the game.

I do my best,

And that's what
Makes me best.

Good for you,
But that's not my idea of law.

And it's not my idea
Of justice.

I think I'm a better judge
Of what constitutes justice.

Oh, "The american board..."
So and so, hey, hey.

"Greetings to the honorable
Thomas dehaven."

Hey, look,
You were my hero too,

And then the walls
Came tumbling down.

Now, by my urging,

Judge mallory is going to look
Into the records

Of emerson wyatt.

And if there are any sizable
Amounts of money

That are suddenly disappearing,
He's going to want to know

Where and when and why
And like that.

And as for mr. Spender,

He's going to know, too,
Before the trial.

You're trying
To bluff me?

You poor, dumb cop.

No.

I wouldn't know
How to bluff you,

Because I'm just a poor,
Dumb cop.

Stay on the force, kojak.

Or live off your pension.

But don't try to get a job
On the outside.

I got a job, dehaven,
And don't you forget it.

And whatever you do,

Don't you so much
As double park

Anywhere near manhattan south,

Because you'll get a hear ye
And a hear ye

And a greeting you'll never
Forget, counselor.

Well, what are you
Doing here?

Oh, well, how about I'm having
My shoes fixed?

What happened with dehaven?

Oh, I don't know.

I quit or I got fired,

Or maybe I just got
Homesick.

Besides that,
You can't do without me.

Are you kidding?

My charm,
My warm personality.

Absolutely.

Listen, if someone offered
To buy you dinner

And you had a choice,
What would it be?

Chinese or greek?

You know, the last time
Somebody offered

To buy me a free meal it turned
Out to be a trojan horse.

Ha! Well, what'll it be?
Chinese or greek?

You call that a choice?

I mean with a name
Like theodopolous kojak?

All right...Chinese.