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Bobby Nelson.
Hello, partner.

Why would anyone
leave this behind?

And a baby.

Are you sure you're
enjoying this class?

Yeah. I love it here.

I'm a
California highway patrolman.

He's my training officer.

And he claims to be
someone named Lasagna.

Lasorda.

I love that baby so much.

But you can't buy
another human being.

Let us out of here, please.

Come on.
You don't have to be so..

'15 Mary-6 and 7,
What's your location?'

Mary-6 proceeding westbound
on Santa Monica Freeway

as previously transmitted

but negative on the Mary-6 and 7

call signs, sarge.

This is Mary-6,
the lone ranger.

'Mary-6 is the solo.'

Negative on your negative,
Mary-6 and 7.

'Your new partner's
on his way out to meet you.'

'I'm sorry I can't
be there personally'

'to introduce you.'

Sarge, you promised I would
never get another probationer.

You made a personal pledge.

'These radios are
not to be used'

'for personal communications,
Poncherello.'

'Test 3. Out.'

Bobby Nelson.

Hello, partner.

Poncherello.

- How do you like it so far?
- Boring.

Just riding around all day
isn't my idea of fun.

Sorry about that,
man, but sometimes

we go a whole week around here

without making a bust.

Yeah?

Well, next time, let me know

and I'll take that week off.

It's alright, honey.

Everything's gonna be alright.

What are you doing?

Get out of here! Go!

No!

No!

LA, this is 15-Mary-10.

We have an 11-80
on the San Diego Freeway

north of Nashville.

Yeah, now,
you're gonna be alright

aren't you, little darling?

You know, you should've
had your seat belt on.

Easy, easy.

We're gonna find your mommy

and we're gonna chew her out.

Yes, we are. Alright.

Hey, you wanna take him?

Got her?

I lost them.

Did you have a nice ride?

You mad at me?

Alright, I know probationers

aren't supposed to go
in pursuit by themselves.

Yeah, I'd prefer not to be
the first training officer

to lose a partner
because he thinks

he's a one-man army.

You're right.

But I got the license.

Come on.

Hey, Grossman,
did you see the driver?

No one around when I got here.

Hey, Ben,
did you see the driver?

I didn't see him, Ponch.

Why would anyone
leave this behind?

'There's a wallet
and ID too, Ponch.'

And a baby.

It's an absolute
miracle he's alive.

Yeah. The good Lord
was watching him.

That's for sure.

Hi, cute fellow.

No calls about the baby yet?

None.
We promise to let you know.

- Well, you have our number.
- Yes.

Nurse, nurse.

That baby's coughing.

Shouldn't we move
our baby further away?

Now, wait,
Officer Poncherello.

'I don't tell you
how to ride your motorcycle.'

Now, please, don't tell me

how to take care of babies.

Sure charmed her to death.

Yeah, well, you know,
they take it personal

when you ask
professional questions.

'Dialysis equipment'

'needed for room 312.'

'Room 312, please.'

Man, this is great.

Getting involved
up on the freeway

having a chance
to save that kid.

This is what joining
the patrol was all about.

And the nice thing is,
is that you never

get tired of the kick.

What's the matter?

What's with the wheelie?

Whenever I feel good,
it just comes naturally.

Well, look, Hot Dog,
do you think you can

pull out of here nice and easy

using all the rubber
that comes with the bike?

Julie? Hi.

I'm at Valley General Hospital

can you come
meet me right away?

Nice purse, Ponch.

But it doesn't
match your outfit.

Real funny, Webster.
Real funny.

Hey, what are you
laughing at?

Finish the reports
and book the purse, okay?

Why do I have to do
all the reports?

Because my old partner
used to enjoy it.

- Hey, Ponch. How you doing?
- Hi, Jenny. Hi, Paula.

Aren't you going to introduce
your new partner?

- Bobby Nelson at your service.
- That's cute.

Is Ponch bringing you
to the party Saturday night?

Sure is.

See you there.

- Bye-bye.
- Bye.

See you there.

Quality merchandise.

You got the brunette.

Eat your hearts out, boys.

Jon says he's thinking of us
sweating in the smog

while he's working his
father's ranch up in Wyoming.

Oh..

There's too much air in Wyoming.

Yeah. No exhaust fumes.

So that's your old partner, huh?

Yeah. Great cop.

Uh, well,
Poncherello and Nelson

my favorite training officer

and his shiny new probationer.

Uh, maybe you can
help the old sarge

with a little information?

You got it.

There's a certain
rumor that persists

in going around
the captain's office

about a violation
of the pursuit policy

'on the freeway this morning.'

'Know anything about it?'

I sure don't, sarge

but I'll keep
my eyes open, okay?

You do that.

Here's some information
on that car the baby was in.

The Camaro
that you lost...was hot.

The two men in it
had just robbed a health club.

I could've had them.

How are you and Nelson
getting along?

Nelson?

Best probationer
you ever gave me.

I, uh..

I better get into
these reports, Ponch.

Uh, how's he doing, really?

Well, he's hungry for action

but he's gonna be great.

- Hungry, huh?
- Mm-hm.

Now, does that remind you

of anybody
about five years ago?

Yeah.

I told you
he's gonna turn out great.

Ah..

Oh, he's the cutest thing, Amy.

I just love him.

You see now
why I couldn't give him up?

Oh, he's adorable.

What are you going to do?

I'm gonna get him back, Julie.

I haven't come
this far to leave him

in some dumb hospital.

Oh...baby.

Harlan!

Okay. Sounds okay.

Well! So this is the new probie.

You just remember, this is a
finely tuned instrument

and I'm the one
who keeps it that way.

I won't forget that.

Another couple of inches

and I could be
riding in that seat.

I won't forget that, either.

Did you mean it
when you told Getraer

I was the best probationer
you ever had?

Sure.

Whoo-hoo!

You say my car was involved

in a major freeway accident?

That's impossible.

Not according to the DMV.

You do own a two-tone
green Ford Torino

license number SMI 335?

Yes, but it is parked
in the driveway.

It's gone!

Lillian.

These gentlemen are with
the California Highway Patrol.

Oh, is, is anything wrong?

Well, they say
that our Ford was taken

and whoever did it was involved
in an auto accident.

Mr. Russell, are you saying
your car was stolen?

- How else would you explain it?
- You didn't know about it?

Well, actually,
it's, it's my car

and I haven't used it

for a couple of days.

Y-you say the car
was abandoned on the freeway?

Yes.

I better make some arrangements

to have it picked up.

Mr. Russell, there was also

two thousand dollars
found inside.

That's not my money.

I, I always prefer banks

to cars for keeping money.

There was also
a baby left behind.

Baby?

You wouldn't have any idea

who the baby belongs to?

No. W-we don't have
any children.

Well, I guess that's it.

Officer?

The baby..

...is he okay?

Yes. He's fine.

Is that your painting,
Mrs. Russell?

Yes.

Clowns, huh?

You know, there's
an old Spanish saying

two things the world
shouldn't be without..

...kids and clowns.

Have a nice day.

Thank you.
Thank you, officer.

Seemed like nice people.

Something's hinky.

Alright.
What did I miss, professor?

About five years
on the department.

Lillian,
it's going to be alright.

Oh, Jack,
I just want my baby back.

- Hi.
- Hi, Ponch.

Hi, Ponch.

Hello.

Put it down, lift it up.

You're not breathing.
Lift it up, put it down.

Lift it up, you put it down.

Now, lift it up. Come on.

And hold it and squeeze.

Squeeze harder, please.

Squeeze, squeeze.

Tight, tight, tight.

What...are..

...you...doing, Ponch?

- I'm lifting.
- You ain't lifting.

You're looking
at every girl here. Come on.

You're here to work out.
Now, let's bust those chops.

Bend those knees, okay?
Here we go.

And lift up. And down.
Come on. Breathe, breathe.

If you don't breathe,
Ponch, you'll die.

Come on. Breathe, exhale.

Ponch, are you sure

you're enjoying this class?

Yeah, I love it here.

Yeah, yeah. I'm sure you are.

Come on. Squeeze, squeeze.

'That's it. That's it!'

'Come on, higher! Come on! '

Let me hear it.

And squeeze. And squeeze.
Stop it.

Squeeze, squeeze.

Everybody freeze!
Get down on the floor!

Make for the floor

and keep your mouths shut!

'Hey, you.'

Come on, Mr. Fitness. Up!

'Up!'

Now, you're gonna open up all
the safe-deposit lockers, go!

- Move!
- I'm moving. I'm moving.

'Don't try anything!'

- Somebody will get hurt!
- It's okay, man.

Stay cool. Nobody's going
to hassle you, alright?

- Here. Here.
- The money and the jewelry.

- Money and jewelry.
- Come on. Go!

- Okay, okay.
- Go!

Okay,
this is my first robbery.

- Come on. Open it. Come on.
- 'Yeah.'

- Okay.
- Down!

- I'm sorry.
- Down!

- Okay.
- Down, get down.

Okay. I'm gonna split.

Anybody tries anything,
they are dead.

Everybody stay inside.
Call the police.

- You tell them what happened.
- Okay.

Okay, Ponch.

Someone call the police, please.

15 Mary-6 in pursuit
of an orange Matador

on Tulsa from Allen.

'10-4, Mary-6.'

There's a cop out there.
Move it.

Let's get him.

He's the one I want.

'All units, 15 Mary-6 is now'

'in pursuit
of an orange Matador'

'west on foothill
from Ninth Avenue.'

Help is on the way, partner.

Watch out!

Hurry up!

- Hey, come on, let's go!
- Not so fast, buddy!

Hey, what are you doing?

I'm a
California Highway Patrolman.

Sure you are.

And this is the new summer
uniform, huh?

Hey, you're letting two robbers
get away, you know that?

Yeah.

Bobby, am I glad to see you.

We caught nature boy here
stealing one of your choppers.

He even claims to be a Chippie.

Well, say something. Come on.

He's got those
beady criminal eyes

but those teeth look familiar.

You mean,
you really do know this guy?

He's my training officer.

He'straining you?

This is the fourth health club
these two guys have hit

and they've used
a stolen car in each job.

These are the locations
where the cars have been dumped

all within a quarter mile
of each other.

Now, have I stimulated
some creative thought out there?

Well, how nice of you
to join us, Poncherello.

Oh, I rushed right over, sarge.

Ah. I'll bet.

Great sense of humor, Kathy.

Oh, I've also got
some old short shorts.

I'll bring them in.

He's going to need
a few blouses, too.

Alright. Hold it down.

Are you, uh,
comfortable now, Frank?

- I always am around you, sarge.
- Good.

Because I wanted
to tell you how pleased I was

to have the captain relay to me
the intimate facts

of your morning ride,
after he got a call

'from the Los Angeles
Police Department.'

Maybe he's trying
to get a tan, sarge.

Yeah, you can all laugh
but those dudes got my watch.

Darn. Now they're
only wanted for petty theft.

Alright, alright.
Get out there to work.

And keep your
shirts on out there.

Your identification
from the accident

it turned out to be
a runaway from Ohio.

Amy Kent, age 16.

'Uh, been on the road
for almost a year.'

Her parents are going
out of their minds.

Where would a runaway
get 2,000 bucks?

Yeah. And why
leave a baby behind?

Come on, Bobby. We're going
to go to the hospital.

I'm getting that
hinky feeling again.

'Orderly with a wheelchair'

'to emergency.'

'Dialysis equipment
needed for room 312.'

No, nurse, I asked Dr. Bryant
if he can see me tomorrow.

Are you sure?

What? I-I can't hear you.

'Come on, sweetheart.'

'Mama's gonna feed you now.'

No, hold on, Pauline.
Bye, bye, bye.

Oh! Oh, it's okay.

It's okay. It's alright.

'Dr. Weiner to administration.'

'Dr. Weiner
to administration, please.'

'All units,
report of a kidnapping'

'just occurred,
Valley General Hospital.'

'Suspect and vehicle unknown.
Units responding, identify.'

Mary-6 and 7 responding.
We're three away.

I was on the phone
for a couple of minutes.

This has never happened before.

Please don't blame yourself.
We'll get him back, I promise.

Excuse me, um,
but aren't you the officers

that rescued the infant
from the freeway?

Yes, ma'am.

Well, do you think
there's a connection

between the accident

and the child being missing?

Well, we're not sure.

- Can you go live with that?
- I sure can.

'This is Heather Sinclair
and I'm here with..'

'Officer Frank Poncherello.'

'What are your feelings now'

'that the infant
has been kidnapped?'

I'd like to talk to Amy Kent.

Amy, you know how tough it is
out there on the road.

The dangers, the hard times.

'Now, do you want this
same kinda life for your baby?'

'Now, you must love him'

or else you wouldn't have gone
through all this trouble.

Now, if anyone out there
has seen Amy Kent

'please call
the California Highway Patrol'

'at 555-7374.'

'Thank you so much, officer.'

Wow. They've got you
on the news.

It's time to move on, Julie.

You don't have to, you know.

Hey, look, I know
that my being on the news

is going to blow
your mother's mind.

'I've got to move on
before she gets home from work.'

There we go. Yeah.

Amy..

...hold on a minute.

I'd like to come with you.

Thanks.

Any ideas?

The baby's the key.
Whose baby is it?

I thought you were convinced
that it's Amy's.

I am, but why did
she leave it the first time?

We keep going back
to Russell's car.

We've been down that road.
It was a dead end.

Bobby, there are no dead ends.

Only a lot of detours.

I love it when you talk
like a sergeant.

Pull over.

Forgive me, officer,
I-I know I was speeding

uh, but I'm in a hurry.
I'm late for the world series.

May I see your license, sir?

Look, I left them at home. Uh..

Look, I'm Tommy Lasorda.

'I'm late for the world series.'

Would you step
out of the car, sir?

Officer, I've got
to get to the stadium.

Please step out of the car, sir.

Uh, partner, could we talk?

I got it, Ponch.

Do you have registration
for this vehicle, sir?

Look, this isn't my car.

I had an accident,
and I borrowed a friend's.

Look, why do I feel
like a criminal

when I'm telling you this?

I'm Tommy Lasorda.

Uh, haven't you
seen my commercials?

Uh, something wrong, partner?

This guy doesn't have a license

or vehicle registration

and he claims to be
someone named Lasagna.

Lasorda.

Maybe your name's on the back
of your uniform, Mr. Lasorda.

Sure it is.

Uh, that says "Valenzuela."

What?

Valenzuela?
Hey, wait a minute.

That's Jerry Reuss.
That's his idea of a joke.

Listen, I'm Tommy Lasorda

I'm manager
of the world champion

Los Angeles Dodgers.

You know me, don't you?

Yes, sir, Mr. Lasorda, I do

and I think
you're a great manager

but we're still
gonna have to cite you.

Hey, fair is fair,
but could you hurry, please?

Mr. Lasorda, since my partner
vouches for you

as a special service
to a world champion

I am going to write it fast.

Hey, you're a sweetheart.

'All units, a 2-11'

'just occurred
at the health club'

'Jefferson and Corbin.'

'Suspects left northbound
in a brown Dodge.'

The health club guys. Let's go.

Um, please sign here.

Uh, good luck, Tommy.
And no more speeding, huh?

I promise.

These are the guys who made
a monkey out of you.

Got a little grudge going
with these guys, partner?

Hey, Poncherello
doesn't carry grudges.

Once he gets even,
he forgets all about it.

This is really a long shot.

Hey, they dumped all
the other hot cars around here.

Can't they change?

Sure. After they're caught.

How much did we get this time?

We got enough.
I mean, look at this.

This is getting
better and better.

Nice.

'Pull over. There's the wagon.'

Ah! I can't swim! Help!

Help! I can't swim!

Ah! Help!

You got the right
to remain silent.

You got the right
to have an attorney present.

Look, I know all that.
Will you just help me?

Hey, I got to give you
your rights

so you can talk about
all those robberies you pulled.

You know I pulled them.
Now, come on!

You know, I can get you
free swimming lessons

at a health club.

Go. Put your hands on your head.

- You wanted to see us, sarge?
- Yes.

The commissioner just called me
to congratulate me

on my health club bandit bust.

Oh, I gave you guys
a little credit.

I said I had a lucky veteran

'working with a lucky rookie.'

You're all heart, sarge.

Is something wrong, Nelson?

This coffee has sugar in it.

Um...anything on Amy Kent?

Nothing. A dead end.

Boys, there are
no dead ends only detours.

That's it, sarge.

We haven't checked
the birth records.

A baby gets born,
there's got to be

some information on him.

Well, it's worth a try.

Alright.

- That coffee had sugar in it.
- Right.

- Why?
- My old partner liked that way.

- Can we talk?
- Now?

Now. I don't like doing
the reports all the time.

- I hate sugar in my coffee.
- You do?

I don't mind brunettes
but sometimes I like blondes.

- Well, the reason for that--
- I don't care about the reason.

I'm not your old partner.
I'm me.

Robert Bobby Torvald Nelson.

I don't wanna be
your old partner.

I want to be your new partner.
Now, you got that?

Torvald?

My great-great-grandfather
is Danish.

I'm a descendent
of the Vikings.

- Does that upset you?
- No.

Has anything
I've said upset you?

No.

Well, what are you
gonna do about it?

- Uh, sarge?
- Yeah.

Uh, you got a minute, please?

Sure.

Sarge, I want you
to meet my new partner

Robert Bobby Torvald
'Hot Dog' Nelson.

Yeah, well, I know
he's your new partner

because I assigned him to you.

Yeah, well, I just
wanted you to know

that he's going
to be a terrific partner.

Come on.

Minorities.
They're very complex, sarge.

What?

'The mother's name is Amy Kent.'

'The kid can't be
more than a month old.'

There's no record of any birth.

That's impossible.

Maybe the baby
wasn't born in California.

Sorry, guys.

Thanks, Kathy.

Now, don't tell me
this isn't a dead end.

Wait a minute.

Try Lillian Russell.

'Ponch..'

'When you're right,
you're right.'

The hospital isn't listed.

The baby was delivered
at home by a midwife.

It's not uncommon these days.

The baby belongs
to Jack and Lillian Russell.

That's what
the birth certificate says.

If Amy Kent
stole the Russell's baby

why wasn't it reported?

Let's go ask them.

Look, I told you,
I don't know anything

about any abandoned baby, okay?

You told us a lot of things,
Mr. Russell.

One was that you
didn't have any children.

That was the truth.

According to the records

your wife gave birth to a child

a little over a month ago.

A boy, Mrs. Russell

which would make him about the
same age as the one we found.

I also remember when
you asked about the baby.

You said, "Is healright?"

You were positive
it was a little boy.

I think we better
call our attorney.

You do that, Mr. Russell
and we'll get the DA.

And while everyone
is playing legal ping-pong

there's a young girl and a baby

running around some
pretty rough streets.

Jack, just tell 'em.

- Lillian!
- No! No more lies.

- Lillian!
- No!

He is your baby.

No, it's not my baby.

It's her baby.
It's Amy's baby.

But the birth certificate?

You bought the baby from her.

That's what the $2,000 was for.

Yeah, uh..

We wanted a baby so badly.

And we couldn't have any

and my lawyer found Amy..

...and she was pregnant.

'She didn't want the baby'

'and I-I paid for everything.'

I...I even gave her
$2,000 on top of it.

And a week later,
she came back and..

...and stole the baby.

You know the rest.

I love that baby.

I love that baby so much.

I really don't think
she had any right

to come and take him.

I can understand
how you feel, Mrs. Russell..

...but you can't buy
another human being.

It's against the law.

Did Amy ever talk to you
about her plans?

She, uh..

She talked about going away
to some magic land

called Utopia,
someplace where..

...everyone just
loved everybody.

Did she ever tell you
where this paradise was?

It was someplace in Oregon.

Someplace in Oregon.

Thank you.

Have you seen this girl?

Well, thank you very much.

Hey!

Pretty little thing,
you want a ride?

Me?

I don't know.

Well, make up your mind.
I ain't got all day.

What do you think?

I don't like the way he looks.

Ugh, I don't either
but what choice do I have?

I have to keep moving.

Okay.

Amy..

It's all the money I've got.

I wish it were more.

Oh, Julie..

You've been such
a good friend to me.

You've been good
to both of us.

Will you be able
to get home alright?

Yeah. I'll hitch a ride.

Bye.

- No, I haven't seen her.
- Not me. Uh-uh.

This seems pretty hopeless.

You got a better idea?

I'm supposed to be
learning from you.

Where are you headed?

- Oregon.
- Great!

Maybe I'll take you there.

Hey, you want a beer?

Oh, um, no, thanks.

You know,
if-if the cops catch you

with that you've had it.

It wouldn't be
the first time, sweetheart.

Hey, they ain't gonna get me.

Hi. We're looking
for a young girl and a baby.

Has anyone seen her?

Here's her picture.

Her name is Amy Kent.

We never saw her.

- Let's go, Ponch.
- Not yet. Miss?

Excuse me,
can I talk to you, please?

You know this girl, don't you?

Miss, we're just trying
to help Amy and her little baby.

It's time for her
to stop running.

Won't you help us, please?

A yellow Plymouth,
about five minutes ago.

Thank you.

Hey, you know, you don't have
to go all the way to Oregon.

You can stay here with me.

I can't, um..

Well, my father's
waiting for me there.

He's a cop.

Yeah, I bet he is.

Look, don't do that,
please. Don't!

Don't do that! Look..

Let us out of here, please.

Come on,
you don't have to be so..

Oh, cops. Great.

Look, will you just
let us out here, please?

I'll lose 'em.

No!

Oh!

Alright, give me a hand.
I'm going in.

No, don't go in there.
That's quicksand.

- You got any rope?
- Yeah. In the truck.

Bobby, get it and bring it
down here, alright?

Amy! Amy, you alright?

I can't get my baby out!

'The car is sinking!'

He's stuck!

I can't move! I'm sinking!

- Here it comes.
- Hurry up!

Amy, I'm gonna
throw you a rope.

No! I won't leave
without my baby!

We'll go back for him.

No! I'm not leaving
without my baby!

'My God! The car is sinking!'

'He's stuck!'

Will that grader
pull that car out?

It might turn it over.

Take me up in the bucket.
Set it up, okay?

It's coming in.

'It's coming in!'

They didn't have
this class at the academy.

It's on-the-job training,
partner.

Alright, Amy. Just calm down.

Be careful with him. He..

Ponch! Hurry up!

I got him. I got him.

Come on, baby.

Come on, Ponch. Hurry up!

Thanks just doesn't
seem to be enough.

It's a good start.

Man, have I messed up my life.

Hey, you're young enough
to turn it around, okay?

He's a good start.

I guess I've got a lot
of things to face up to.

It's all a part
of growing up, Amy.

Sometimes I don't like it,
either.

Well, I'm ready

and I'm sure going to try hard.

Would it be easier
if you had some help?

My folks?

Amy, you got a lot of
tough decisions to make.

They love you.
Give them a call.

I will. Thank you.

- Thank you all.
- I know you're gonna make it.

Now, you take care of my baby.

I'll be checking up on you.

Okay.

You did real good
out there today, Hot Dog.

I'm proud of you.

Alright!