Original subtitles

- Okay, come on.

Come on. Come on.

All right! All right!

Hold on! Okay, man!

Okay, come on, come on.

Now come on.

- When you attack?

- July, July 31st.

- Good. That's what our spies said.

- They're over there! Come on!

Hey, you! Give me a hand here!

Whoa!

Get out of here, guys!

Let's go, get up!

Let's go, come on!

Copter's here! Let's go!

Come on!

All right, let's get the fuck out of here!

This way!

Hustle! Hustle!

Come on!

Pick him up! Let's get out of here!

J” I have been a witness j'

I to the spilling of the blood j"

j“ I've seen the lifeless bodies I

j“ lying in the mud j'

j' I walked away alive with a wounded heart I

I but I had to heal it I

j“ I had to heal till I couldn't feel it anymore I

J' I have heard the cry of my brothers going down j“

j' I could not turn away, I could hear no other sound j"

I I have watched the pain through my wounded eyes I

I but I had to heal it I

j" I had to heal it till I couldn't feel it anymore I

J“ in the anger of the night, I remember it so well j“

j“ beneath the midnight sun, lord, I walked the edge of hell j“

j“ kept all those memories in my wounded mind j“

j“ but I had to heal it j“

j“ I had to heal it till I couldn't feel it anymore j“

J“ they say there's a reason j“

j“ I'm told there is a rhyme j“

j“ but tell me who will answer j“

j“ who will pay this time j“

J“ but I have to heal it j“

j“ I had to heal it till I couldn't feel it anymore j“

J“ I had to heal it j“

j“ I had to heal it till I couldn't feel it anymore j“

- Amount, 207. State bank, 17,000.

32.25.

- Hey. Here you go, Michael.

This week there's a little raise.

You're a good worker.

I wish it could be more.

- Thank you, Mr. Hoffman.

- Hey, Mike! What's going on?

- Hey, how you doing John, buddy?

How about some coffee, man?

- Who's buying?

- Well, I will, if you push this down to stall 34.

You're on.

- I knew I could convince you.

- Okay. I'll meet you over there.

- You got it.

- Come on.

You didn't tell me it was this heavy.

Hey, what the fuck are you guys doing in here, huh?

- You got a problem, buddy?

- No, no, no, problem. - No, you ain't got

no problem, right?

Huh?

That's right. Just be cool, motherfucker.

Yo, Bobby! Yo, yo, come here, man.

Hold this mother.

Come on.

- Now I advise you two to take that beer

out the trunk of your car.

And I advise you, smiley,

put that knife away.

- You advise?

That's a pretty big word for a nigga.

- Fuck, fuck!

- You okay, buddy?

- Yeah. Sure.

- Well, let's get rid of these turkeys

and clean up this mess, huh?

- Thanks.

- You okay?

- Yeah. Sure.

Say, how do you feel about going to shoot some pool?

- Well, I wanna see my kids before they go off to school.

- Sure.

- I'll catch you in 20 minutes.

- Yeah, see you later.

- Hello, daddy!

- Hi, honey. Come here.

How you doing, big man?

- Fine. - Been a good boy?

- Give me five. All right.

You be a good boy, okay?

- Okay. - All right, honey.

All right. Have a good day.

I'm gonna go have a beer with John.

- Okay. - You want anything

- from the store? - Mm-mm.

- You sure? - No, positive.

- Come here.

- Take care, okay. - Okay, babe.

- Come on. Come on.

Let's get ready for school.

Come on.

- Come on! Now be careful, okay?

Ooh, wow!

There you go! What a good boy.

Come on. Oh, my.

- Hi, John. - John, what are you

- doing here? - Hi, John.

- Hello. - Hi, John, how you

doing today?

- Come on. Let's go for a walk.

- Bobby, it's time to go.

Come on, let's sit here. Okay?

- Okay.

- You be a good boy.

- Be careful.

- Maria, come over here, sit down.

I wanna talk to you.

Early this morning, Michael was mugged.

- What?

- His neck has been broken.

- Oh, god.

- And it seems that he's gonna be paralyzed.

- No! - Possibly for

the rest of his life.

You'll see him soon.

I'm so sorry.

- What's this some kind ofjoke or something?

What are you doing?

What are you doing?

- I'm looking for some friends of yours.

One of them's a little guy.

Wears a beret, has a beard.

Other one's big, stocky guy.

Ugly. Looks like an animal.

You know what I'm talking about?

- I don't know what the fuck you're talking about.

- Oh no? - No, I don't.

Huh? Huh?

- Early this morning,

a friend of mine got mugged.

I think they did it.

A black man, this morning?

Do you know anything about that?

- No. I don't know anything about it.

No, wait. No, no!

- Now, tell me where they are right now.

- We got a, we got a clubhouse

over on barton and throop.

On the second floor. Okay?

Thafsil

- you sure? - Yeah.

- If you're lying, I'll be back.

- No, I'm not lying to you.

I'm not lying to you!

J“ folks were screaming j“

j“ out of control j“

j“ it was so entertaining j“

- aw! - Yeah, right!

J“ lord, I heard somebody say j“

j“ burn baby burn j“

j“ disco inferno j“

j“ burn baby burn j“

j“ burn that mother down j“

j“ burn baby burn j“

j“ disco inferno j“

- come on. Come on.

J“ burn that mother down j“

j“ satisfaction came in a chain reaction j“

J“ I had to self-destruct j“

j“ the heat was on j“

j“ rising to the top j“

- hey, come on, baby.

J“ everybody going strong j“

j“ and that is when my spark got hot j“

j“ I heard somebody say j“

- fucking animal!

Go ahead, move, do it, go ahead!

I'll blow your fucking head off!

J“ burn baby burn j“

get your girlfriends outta here! Get out of here!

- You're making a mistake, man!

- You're making a mistake, motherfucker!

Get the fuck outta here! Come on!

Move, goddammit! Get out!

You, what are you doing over there?

Move! Get out of here!

J“ satisfaction j“

j“ it came in a chain reaction j“

j“ I couldn't get enough j“

j“ so I had to self-destruct j“

now what did you wanna say, fuckhead, huh?

- I'm sorry about this morning, all right?

I mean, we didn't hurt you!

Shit, man, that guy was just a nigga.

J“ everybody going strong j“

- that nigga was my best friend, you motherfucker!

J“ burn baby burn j“

j“ disco inferno j“

j“ burn baby burn j“

j“ burn baby burn j“

j“ disco inferno j“

j“ burn baby burn j“

let's go.

J“ burn baby burn j“

j“ burn that mother down j“

j“ burn baby burn j“

j“ disco inferno j“

Uh!

- Where's O'Malley? - Puking.

- Puking? - Yeah, it was pretty bad.

One of them was still alive when we got here

even though the rats had eaten off half his face.

- Another psycho killer.

Just what we needed around here.

- It couldn't happened to a nicer bunch.

- What do you mean?

- Somebody offed some of the ghetto ghouls?

Is that what this bullshit's about?

You check it out. I'll see you down at the station house.

- See you later. - Hey, Dalton.

- Hey, Stevie, I don't wanna keep you awake

or anything, you know.

Thank you very much.

- Come on, Stevie! Let's go, man!

- Hey, let's go!

Swing it in there, Dave!

- These comics are terrible.

Whatever happened to moon mullins and Maggie and Jake

and buck Rogers?

Do you remember buck Rogers?

Nah, you don't remember buck Rogers.

- I just spoke to Washington.

- Shh. - And their...

- Excuse us, hun.

We have a little business to talk over.

Why don't you finish your breakfast out by the pool?

I'll join you in a moment, baby.

Sit down.

What the hell's the matter with you?

You know better than to talk in front of her!

- The price of beef is going up too fast in New York.

They feel a congressional investigation is imminent.

- So what do they want from me?

- A four cent drop for the next six months.

- Six months, huh?

Do you know how much that'll cost me?

Hey. You seem like a smart young man.

You tell me.

What am I paying those guys down there for anyway, huh?

Can't they do something about it?

- They are doing something about it.

They're giving you a warning

that could save us a lot of aggravation.

You can't afford to be too greedy.

It's not like the old days.

-All right. All right.

All right. Work it out.

But don't you give me no crap about the old days.

At least in the old days, you could understand the comics.

Today all they got his cosmic ducks and star shit.

Now you get outta here!

And don't you come back until

you have something I wanna hear.

- Okay, Mr. Pontivini.

Whatever you say.

- Hi, Dalton. - How ya doing, Ralph?

- Very good, thank you, very good.

- Listen, Ralph, I'm looking for the girls

that were with those, the ghetto ghouls and that group.

Heard anything? Do you know anything?

- I only know one of them, candy.

She works to trucks at the market.

Tonight she's wearing green hot pants

and a black sparkly blouse.

Thafsil

- that's fantastic. Thank you.

- Hey, Dalton.

I got a few parking tickets.

- I'll take care of 'em.

- Thank you.

- Hey, how you been? - Hey, how are you?

- How you doing? How are ya?

Hi. I missed ya, I missed ya.

You wanna get lucky tonight?

- Yeah, how much?

- Usual.

- Get in. - Yeah?

- Yeah. - Okay, stay there.

Don't move, okay? I'm coming around.

- Stay right there. - I'm right here.

- Okay.

- Regular is $10,

French is 15,

and anything special will cost you 25, okay?

Yeah, baby. Handcuffs, that'll be 35.

- No, they're for you, baby.

I'm a cop.

And you're under arrest.

- Ah, shit. What kind of shit is this, man?

You know this is entrapment, man.

Oh, my man is the man. Holy shit.

What the fuck? Who the fuck are you now?

What's, where am I now?

What's this room?

- What? I don't understand.

I never seen this place before.

Nobody ever take me here.

Talk to me, man.

Um, is this...

Where's everybody else?

What do you want?

- I want the person who killed the ghouls.

- I don't know nothing about that.

I can't tell you if it was a crime.

I don't know nothing about that. I can't...

I can't tell you what I don't..

Those are my things.

Um, are you new?

Is this, um...

Who, who, who, who, where?

Ah, chief, how 'bout it? What's up?

Do, do you know how many, um...

Wait!

Please don't go.

- It's up to you.

- I'll talk.

I'll tell you.

- What'd he look like?

- I think it's time for us to go.

- Listen, why don't you wait for me outside?

- Okay. - I'll be there in a minute.

I found the guys that did this to you.

And I've taken care of it.

It's strange.

It was like we were back in nam.

It didn't matter whether it was right or wrong.

| just did it.

And don't worry about Maria and the kids,

because I figured out a way to get some money for them.

Don't worry.

I'll be careful.

Listen, do you want me to put this television on here?

Just blink your eyes if you do.

And I'll get the nurse to come in and look after you, okay?

Just hold on.

Please.

- Focus.

Get him! Come on, get him!

Come on, Stryder, get him!

That a boy! Come on!

Hey, hey. No, no, that's it.

Come on.

Out, out, out, out!

Come on, how about that, Tony?

Not bad, huh?

Come on, Stryder. You're beautiful.

You know that? What a beautiful dog.

Here you go, ah?

Hey, somebody tries to break in there,

they're gonna end up with a bloody stump, ah?

Come on, baby.

I'm gonna take you to the greatest steakhouse in town.

Hey, how'd you like that doll? Huh?

Good evening.

- Oh, hello there, Greg. How are ya?

- Will you be having the usual this evening?

- Oh yeah, that'd be fine.

- Fine.

- Hey, John, before I start a new meal,

I better get rid of the one I had last night, huh?

Excuse me, hun.

You take good care of her, you hear?

- Charlie!

Tommy!

Hey, you!

I know you're out there somewhere!

What are you doing?

What the hell are you doing, huh?

What are you...

Oh, Jesus Christ. No, no.

Hey, look, hey listen, pal, wait a minute!

Wait a minute!

I wanna talk to you!

I wanna talk to you! Look!

What are you doing? Huh?

Hey listen, who hired you?

Who hired you?

What are you doing?

Now wait a minute, wait a minute.

You're not gonna get away with it. You hear me?

I wanna show, what are you crazy or something?

Hey, you young punk, talk to me!

What are you doing?

Hey, leave that alone, huh?

Well, Jesus Christ! Don't!

Take it easy, don't do it!

Don't do it! Hold it!

No, no, no, no!

Holy shit.

Holy...

Hey, wait a minute. Look.

What do you want?

Look, I'll make any kind of deal.

What do you, what the hell do you want?

Hey listen, who put you up to this, huh?

That kaputo guy, huh? Carmine kaputo?

You're not gonna get away with it.

Anything you want, I'll take, look.

Do me a favor, huh?

Let's, oh, Jesus Christ.

Oh my god.

- You see, the thing is

my friend needs the money you've taken

out of his pocket all these years.

- Hey, hey, punk, that's easy.

$20, $30,000. I'll give you anything you want.

Just get me the hell down there, huh?

Hold it!

Hold it, will ya?

- Now where's your house?

- It's over in englewood, New Jersey.

- How do I get in?

- That's easy. I'll give you the key, huh?

This one here is for the front door.

The alarm system. Be my guest.

- Where's the safe?

- It's the first room right behind the kitchen.

You can't miss it.

It's to the right.

- What's the combination?

- No, no, no! Okay, pal, hold it.

Hold it.

Look, it's 14 to the right,

then you go twice around to the left

till you come to 22.

And then back to zero.

- What about the bodyguards and your lady friend?

- Those two bums, that fucking whore! They took off!

- Is there anything else I should know?

- Hell no. You kidding me?

Hey look, I swear.

- If you're lying, I'll be back.

Hold on!

You gotta be kidding, buddy. I got your message.

This fucking guy's crazy, man.

Wait until I get that fucking Johnny and Tony.

I'm gonna cut their balls off.

Somebody get me outta here!

Get me out!

- Hey, wait a minute! No, no!

No, no! What have you gone crazy or something?

Don't do that!

No don't! Jesus Christ, don't!

What are you crazy or something?

What the...

No! No!

- Dalton.

I didn't know you were a friend of the family.

- Hey, I didn't put up there.

I'm trying to find a guy who did.

- I don't know why I said that.

- That's okay.

I probably can't get anything out of him anyway, huh?

- I don't think so.

Dalton, I'm sorry I was so sarcastic.

- Well, that's okay.

I guess we've both had a long day.

Hey, you hungry?

- Come on.

What kind of food do you like?

- Anything.

- Like you want a picnic?

- Are you serious?

- Sure. Why not?

- Why not indeed?

- Whoo! - Cheers.

- This is really romantic.

Cheers.

Do you like quiche fromage?

- Quiche fromage? - Mm-hmm.

- I don't think I've had that.

- What do I do with the bones?

- Back here. - Really?

- Yeah, the squirrels love them.

- Do you know that if! Lived in New York

for the rest of my life, even went to central park...

- Hey, baby. How ya doing?

- What's happenin “7 - going in? G.

- I ain't going out.

If you wanna let someone come in,

we can do some business.

- Check it out! All flavors!

- What do I have to do? - Stop in, check it out!

- For a hundred bucks, baby, you don't ask questions.

Come on. Chill.

There's this client of mine likes to do young boys.

That's our specialty around here.

This one also wants to be done by a chick at the same time.

That's where you come in.

- Not me, man. I don't get involved with chicken hawks.

I think you're pretty sick. I'm going.

- Hey, this guy's a good

- customer of mine! - Hey!

- I told him I get him a chick, cunt!

You ain't going nowhere!

- What's going on here? I've been waiting 20 minutes.

- Help me! Ow! - Shut up, bitch!

- She ain't bad.

- Yeah, she's the chick, all right.

But she don't wanna do it.

- Well shit, I'll go somewhere else then.

- Now wait a minute.

If we discipline her a little, she'd be glad to do it.

You'd like to watch that, wouldn't ya?

- Yeah. - What? No!

- Eh, can I, ah...

- Yeah, but it's gonna cost you extra.

- Yeah, all right.

- Go get your toy.

No. No!

No. No!

No, please!

- Do you have to get up early?

- Supposed to have a day off,

but you never can tell.

What's your day like?

- So far, so good.

- Yes, ai. We're ready on the floor.

20 seconds to air.

- How's everybody tonight? - All right.

- Mic up over there. Sit down.

Here we go.

Five, four, three, two...

- Good morning, I'm Roger grimsby.

Here now the news.

Early today, the grizzled remains

of a reputed meat mobster, gino pontivini,

were found on the floor of a warehouse in the south Bronx,

beneath a huge meat grinding machine.

Now police initially presumed this

to be the work of a rival mob.

However, a letter dropped off apparently late last night

at eyewitness news,

indicates another possibility.

I quote from the letter:

"The people of New York have been terrorized

by criminals for too long.

Politicians have stood idly by

as thugs and killers have taken over our streets,

our parks, our lives.

As of today, this will no longer be true.

Gino pontivini will not be the last."

The letter is signed,

"the exterminator."

In other news, the nuclear regulatory commission

came under fire once again and...

- Elections are just two months away.

We really don't need this bullshit.

Can you take care of it?

- Well what do you want me to do?

- I think the country would be better off

if this lunatic were brought to justice.

- I see.

Arrested, brought to trial.

- That's not necessarily what I had in mind.

- I didn't think so.

-A trial might raise some embarrassing issues.

President's campaign promises, for example.

An administration that hasn't brought about law and order

in the last four years shouldn't be given a second chance.

- I asked you if you could take care of it.

- I'll take care of it.

But it would be a lot easier if the New York police

cooperate with us.

- I'll give their commissioner a call.

- Hey, how ya doing? - Yeah!

- Cocaine, jonesing? Bags, little bags.

Speed, come on, man.

- Check it out! Check it out!

Check it out! Come on, check 'em out!

Hey, check it out! No rip off.

Yeah, fuck you, man.

- Going out? - No.

- $20 for me. Five for the room.

- 15 for me. Five for the room.

- How old are you?

- 20.

- You're gonna catch a cold in that costume.

- Where's the room?

- Well you probably know the rules.

$5 a half hour, $5 each additional hour.

$10 deposit, I give you back five if you're out on time.

Clean sheets, five bucks extra.

Five bucks deposit on the sheets.

You want the sheets?

- You want the sheets?

- Oh yeah, yeah. We gotta have the sheets.

What does that all add up to?

- 25 bucks.

- These are the clean ones, huh?

- Have a good time.

- God, what happened to you?

Who did this to you?

- Is that what you want? Dirty stories?

Is that how you get off?

But what kind of person would do a thing like that?

- Some guy took me to a chicken place.

- Chicken place?

What's that?

- It's where they serve young boys to perverts.

I wouldn't do what they wanted.

So they tied me to the bed

and took a soldering iron...

- I'm sorry.

Listen, let's get outta here.

You don't belong here.

I'm not gonna hurt you.

Nobody's gonna hurt you again.

- Yeah? - Hey, man.

I got some chicken for sale. You hungry?

Hey, I got two young boys.

One's six, and one nine.

The mother's a junkie.

And she od'd about a week ago.

No relatives. So you can't trace 'em.

I got a great bargain for ya.

500 a piece. What do you say, huh?

- Yeah, sounds good.

They look all right, I'll take 'em.

You got pictures?

- You really are a sick motherfucker,

you know that?

- Hey man, what's wrong with you?

Just taking care of business.

- You know, it's kinda funny

'cause kinda what I'm doing here too.

- Oh. - We're just fucking

taking care of business.

- Hey, hey, man.

Hey now stop.

Come on, man. Don't fuck around.

Come on, man.

Hey, come on, man!

Hey, hey, don't do that!

Come on, man, what you doing?

What are you doing?

- No, please, please, no, no, no!

No, no!

No! Oh, god!

No! God!

God! No!

- Take it easy.

Everything's all right.

Get your clothes and let's get out of here.

- All right. That's right, standby.

I don't know what we're gonna get here.

Okay. Hi, Dalton.

It's pretty gruesome in there, isn't it?

Wait, hold it, Victor, hold it.

Listen, can we just come in and take a quick look around?

- Now you know the rules.

No one in there until the me. Gets here.

- Listen, Dalton, what do you have on this?

- I just got here, Judy. I don't know.

- Give me a break. - Come on, Dalton.

You're here.

It's gotta mean one thing.

The exterminator.

- The first one was Jonathan miner, age 37.

Male, Caucasian, 42 arrests

for promoting prostitution, assault, rape,

white slavery, corrupting the morals of minors.

Lately he specialized in young boys.

He was convicted twice and served a total of 18 months.

- Jesus, it looks like he got hit by a napalm.

- Most of that's from the burning mattress.

The fireman said it's like that

every time someone falls asleep smoking.

Step this way, I'll show you our next attraction.

-Jesus.

Who was he?

- He was a state senator from New Jersey.

- Hey, Dalton.

- Yeah, Steve? - I have the autopsy

on the third ghetto ghoul

and the print out that you ordered.

I also have a telephone message from the CIA.

- The CIA? - Yeah.

An agent Shaw called.

He wants a briefing on the exterminator case.

He says he pleaded with the commissioner.

Here, he left his number.

- Thanks, Steve. - All right.

Dahon.

- Hi, it's Megan.

- Oh, hi. How are you?

- How's it going? - Oh, it's going fine.

Our lab boys picked up a bloody footprint

in the meat packing plant.

They matched it with a size 10 hunting boot

manufactured by a firm in Maine

that only sells mail order.

- Well you think he's from Maine?

- Well, our computer checked their records

of all sales of that size with army records,

and we finally have us some suspects.

- Why do you think he was in the army?

- Well, one of the ghouls girlfriends

picked out the m60 machine gun as a weapon

the execute, ah, the exterminator used

when he broke up their party.

Well, the only way you can get one

is stealing it from the army.

- You think you're going to catch him?

- Oh well, we'll catch him, all right.

But it's gonna take some doing.

The computer gave us 2,000 suspects.

Now that's gonna take a lot of knocking on a lot of doors.

- What are you doing right now?

- Well, I'm just going over some lab reports

and just looking for clues.

- Do you want to take a break?

- Well, there's a good jazz concert at battery park.

-All right. I can be there in about 30 minutes.

- Okay. See you there.

- Ladies and gentlemen, Stan getz.

- Megan? - Jalon!

- Oh! - Oh!

- I haven't seen you in a while, holy shit!

I haven't seen you since we got arrested

at the army induction center at whitholm street.

What are you doing now?

- I'm a doctor. - Amazing.

I sell convertible bonds for Baldwin and burns.

- That sounds really interesting.

- Hey, who's your friend?

- This is Dalton. He's a cop.

- Oh, a cop? That's a good one.

You always did have a sense of humor.

Hey, wanna join?

- You know that I have not seen jalon

for 12 years.

Those were some times, huh?

- Yeah, they were some times.

But they were a little different for you

than they were for me.

- What do you mean?

- Well, I was there and you were here.

- Where you really?

- Who'd you think I was, Sarah Lawrence.

- What I meant was I haven't been out

with anyone who was in Vietnam before.

- Well, most people from scarsdale wouldn't have.

- I didn't say that to be mean.

- I know.

I'm sorry.

- What was it like?

- Oh, it was bad.

Not as bad as New York city, but it was bad.

- Hey, mama.

All right, grandma. Let's hand it over.

- Please, my check was late, so I couldn't buy any food.

I need my money, please!

- Lady, you are breaking my heart here.

Give me the...

This for you.

And this is for you.

And this is also for you.

And this is for me.

And this is for you.

Mm-hmm-hmm.

Shut up, you old bitch!

- What the fuck is going on here?

- You trying to be some kind of hero or something here?

- No, no, man. - Huh?

Come on, let's go! Come on, let's go!

- Are you okay?

Can I get you anything?

- Face down! - No, stop!

- Now pick your head up again

and I'll blow your fucking head off!

- Stay right there. - Okay.

-All right, all right, all right!

- Hey man, did you see that fucking guy back there?

We scared the shit out of him.

- I'm taking these guys. - I can drive this fucking car

better than you can ever think about driving it, man.

- What'd we get? What'd we get?

- Come on, what, what, what? - 20's, 30's, hold it.

Hey, all right, guys. I got 11.

- Here, here. - Hey, man, how much

- money we get? - Nothing.

We didn't get anything.

Always, damn you. We didn't get anything.

- You better give me my fucking share.

- Bullshit. - Yes, tomorrow.

Yeah, it's always tomorrow.

- Yeah, it's always tomorrow.

Cup your hands, we'll piss.

- You piss. - Will you guys stop it?

All right, man! I can't drive!

-All right, all right. You drive.

- Sammy, watch where you're going.

Would you watch it?

- I'm all right man. I'm all right.

- Sorry.

Red light, red light!

Jesus, fucking, goddammit!

- What the fuck? Pushing on me man!

Hey, it's John Wayne.

- I think that's the same guy.

- Hey, it's Mr. America.

I thought I told you to get out of here?

Holy shit!

Come on!

You must be thinking

of somebody else, friend.

- Come on! Get out of here!

- Let's finish that motherfucker!

Step on it!

Hit reverse!

Now shift!

- Watch out now. Back of the ropes.

- Magnum 44.

I bet it's from the same gun the exterminator used.

- Who the fuck are you?

- Agent Shaw from the CIA.

So far you haven't been very cooperative.

- And just why is the CIA interested in this case?

- We're interested because in this sensitive time,

two months before elections,

the exterminator has been stirring up a lot

of resentments against incumbent politicians

and the entire judicial system.

This could easily be the work of the opposition party

or maybe even a foreign government.

- Dr. Megan Stewart, please.

- What do you think?

- I think you have to take a shit.

It's coming out of your mouth instead of your asshole.

- Hello, Dr. Stewart.

- Hi. - Oh, hello.

- Hey, listen, what time you get off work tonight?

- I'm on call all night.

. Damn it.

- There is another solution.

The nurses call it midnight admission.

- Midnight admission?

- It's an empty private room.

Shame to let it go to waste.

- Okay.

See you soon.

Coronary emergency.

Dr. Janice stern to emergency.

- The bed's a little small, but tilts electrically.

- I have finally gotten Maria to accept the money.

So she and the kid should be okay.

I heard about the doctor's report.

And that you wanted to see me right away.

I guess we never did bullshit each other very much, did we?

So listen, if you want me to cut you off this system here,

Just blink your eyes twice if that's what you want.

- Dr. Megan Stewart.

Paging Dr. Megan Stewart.

Dr. Megan Stewart.

- What's the alarm?

- Respirator failure.

Ordinary emergency, room 60.

Crash unit to 60.

- Hey, your fly's open.

- Crash unit to 60.

Room 60.

- Somebody cut the wire to the respirator.

- Was that Jefferson?

Oh, sweet Jesus.

- Where, where are you going?

- That guy that just came down the hall,

I think it was the exterminator.

- Dalton! Take care.

- What happened to, what happened to Joe?

- Dalton, what the fuck?

-Ah!

Come on, come on.

- Computer center, hello? - Yeah, Nick.

This is Dalton. Now listen.

Where any of the exterminator boot suspects,

where they in any of 'em in

the 144th ranger battalion?

- That's an interesting idea.

I'll check it out.

- Okay. I'll wait here.

Listen. Call me as soon as you find out anything.

- All right? - You got it.

- Okay then.

- Hello, Maria.

Listen, I'm sorry it's so late.

- Oh, that's all right. - Can I get just the coffee?

- No. Would you sit down?

I just wanna talk to ya.

Maria, I just left the hospital.

Maria, Michael is dead.

- Yes he is. - No.

- Please. - No, there's still hope!

- There's no hope. There was no hope.

Please, he knew that, Maria. He knew that.

Maria, I am his best friend.

Maria, I love him

like he was my brother.

It's what he wanted.

Believe me, please.

- Nol - m ' ommy, mommy|

- I swear, Maria, it's what he wanted.

- I'm so sorry.

- Yeah? - I think we got him, Dalton.

One of the hunting boot suspects, John eastland.

He was in the 144th ranger division

with Michael Jefferson.

- Thanks.

Okay, you two, up there.

You two, in the back. Let's go.

- We're in position.

- Okay, we're going in.

Police!

Have 'em move that junk from out front.

We'll wait for him to get back.

Hello?

- Meet me in the Brooklyn Navy yard.

You'll see some cranes there.

Go to crane number five.

- Crane five.

- Now if you're not alone,

I'm gonna have to kill ya.

That'd be 3:00 am tomorrow morning, Dalton.

- Okay, eastland.

- Did you get a trace?

- No, it was too short.

- Thanks for the tap.

That's what it's like to be a victim.

That's what it was all about.

You had to do it! Didn't you, Dalton, huh?

You had to go set me up, huh?

Come on, Dalton. Let's get out of here.

I'll help ya. Come on.

- No, no, no. You get out of here.

- Don't play hero with me! Let's just go!

- Dammit! You get out of here!

I'll cover you.

Go on. Go on.

No! No!

Ah!

- Nice shooting. - Thanks.

- Washington will be pleased.

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