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Thank you.

Look at this scene, Hooker.

All these kids at this hour of the night.

You'd think they were homeless.

But the truth is, almost all of them have parents and homes.

What's with the parents?

Don't they care?

You tell me.

you can do buckle up you're dancing too

Open the safe, mister.

You gonna open it?

Because you got ten seconds or I blow that sucker's sky high.

Officers need help.

That's a track two club, an explosion.

Roll a higher unit, code three.

DPR.

Corrigan, move.

Suspects in the blue Chevy sedan.

I see them, Hooker. Go!

He saved my life.

Suspect abandoned their vehicle at 5th and Maple. Show us code 6.

You're good.

Must be close to 10 grand here.

Enough to hire some local talent for fun and games.

How'd it go?

Just like you said.

Easy.

Creek, my .45's gone.

Is that gun registered to you?

No. Forget it.

The Greek and I picked up some guns in San Francisco a few years ago.

I got a backup.

Sorry, Willie, I blew it.

I can't have my kid brother triggering our next job without his own piece now,

can I?

S .I .D. says the explosives are C4, a black market item.

Impossible to trace. The getaway car was easy enough. It was stolen an hour

before the heist.

Latents? Hundreds.

The family who owns the car has five kids and two dogs.

The only thing that didn't have prints is this. The vehicle owner says it isn't

his. So we're running the registration now.

Where did you dig up on the motorcycles?

Same ammo.

The bikes are stashed in a parking structure near the target the day of the

heist in case they needed for backup.

But nobody seems to notice who put them there.

About an old stitcher mine in San Francisco.

He says Willie Donovan's down here.

Any way to get a line on him?

A source gave me a good idea where to go fishing.

Kicked out of Fisherman's Wharf but still in the smelly business, eh, Julia?

whole pier got rank when you showed up, Corrigan.

I haven't forgotten how you burnt me down at Fisherman's Wharf. And one of

days... Where's your old boyfriend?

What boyfriend's that?

The one who signs his mug shots with love, Willie.

The only pictures I collected for target practice.

You want to give me one of yours?

You're pushing your luck, Julia.

An old friend in San Francisco said you and Donovan are still fanning each

other's fires.

So where is he?

Booker, I hate it when you're out to something and I haven't been hit by the

same light bulb. It may be a fizzled candle. Share the light anyway.

Well, the ticket girl said that the bank robbers use their own bank bag. Take a

look at that decal. All right.

Pacific Security Armored Car Company picks up their cash when they're not

ripped off.

All six robberies went down.

The safes were full.

but before the money was transported.

One of all six heisted companies used the same armored truck company to take

money to the bank.

Somebody working for that outfit could be cashing in on the pickup schedule.

It's worth a hard look.

Have you noticed Corrigan's look every time Willie Donovan's name has been

mentioned? Something's bugging him bad.

It's clear the paths have crossed. It's also clear that Willie Donovan needs

taking down fast.

For item 16, show us code 6 at the peer fund zone.

Following up on an informant's lead for suspect Willie Donovan.

16, code 6, roger.

I still think we should have booked Donovan's girlfriend for attempted

Well, we got what I wanted to know out of her.

Donovan is down here somewhere.

I have a feeling Donovan's a personal thorn in your side.

If I'm out of line, tell me. No, you're not out of line. I... Donovan!

Radio for back...

16, complete pursuit of a possible 211 suspect.

16, requesting backup at the pier fund zone, first in marina, possible 211

suspect.

I've got your nail.

Over there.

You two cover the back.

Jim!

Call an ambulance!

They made that the coroner.

There's not a sign of Donovan's buddy.

To jump the pier, he's either shark meat or a free man.

Put together a composite.

Show it around the beach.

Booker, where's the shooting team?

They're usually the first ones to roll on this kind of thing.

Anderson, from IAD.

Put them on hold.

This isn't an internal affairs problem. How'd he get involved?

Willie's old girlfriend.

The lady from the fish market slapped you with a police brutality complaint.

What the hell happened at the fish market? Mouser! Jim!

Anderson wants to talk to you.

What's going on?

Anderson is building the fastest case against a cop in the history of the

department.

He's worked up this theory that maybe Jim shot an unarmed man and then put

a throwaway gun.

That's crazy.

Anderson ran the gun through CII.

Logged into the San Francisco PD property room when he was still in the

apartment up there.

And now he wants to know why he sent Stacy in the opposite direction when he

finally spotted Donovan. To call for backup is why.

Yeah.

But you put that together with a police brutality complaint, and IAD figures

they got a cop out of control.

And that's trouble.

That's bad trouble.

So a gun fell into a crack at San Francisco PD and turned up with a

parasite. Hey, since when is it a crime to blow away parasites before they put

you in the ground? When you're personally involved.

Five years ago, Donovan left tire treads all over some pedestrian trying to get

away from a robbery, and you tore up San Francisco looking. Yeah, that's right.

But nothing you say or do is going to make his killing a murder or his gun a

throwaway because I'm not that kind of cop.

I'm here to find that out. And if you are Corrigan, then you're no better than

that piece of scum you cut down on the pier.

This is Julia, the fish lady.

What did Jim do to get her to beef him to IAD?

He asked her a few questions that made her uncomfortable.

Did she or did she not come at you with a meat cleaver? She toyed with it, and

Jim made sure it didn't become more than a toy.

What does that mean?

Romano, I just gave IAD an hour on the subject. I don't owe you any

explanations, and neither does Jim.

That was a righteous shoot.

You don't know that any more than I do right now, Hooker.

So as long as nobody knows, he's relieved from duty until we clear him or

him. I'm beginning to smell your preference.

Oh, come off it, Hooker. We're talking the possibility of another cop putting

untraceable piece in his pocket until his favorite enemy comes along, and then

boom. The untraceable piece becomes a throwaway so he can justify the

You believe that Corrigan held onto that gun all these years.

Until Donovan reared his ugly head?

Some cops hold on to a piece for eventualities, Hooker. Any

Corrigan. He's not that kind of a cop.

You won't believe this, but I hope you're right.

I know I am.

Look, Frank, downtown gave you the grease to yank him. That means you got

clout to put him behind a desk until we find some answers.

All right, Hooker.

Just make Dan sure he stays there.

Where's Tim?

He stood in the interrogation room and split.

He didn't even stop to talk to us.

It's hurting, but what can we do?

Best thing all of us can do, keep working on the robberies.

If Donovan was involved, maybe his partners can ID the gun.

Finding them, making them talk is our best shot at clearing Corrigan.

And Pacific Security left a message.

They said that all five of the other robberies were on their routes, and they

also have that list of past and present employees that you wanted.

All right, pick it up in the morning.

Label all the large cash businesses as potential targets.

And run that employee list through the computer.

What about you and me?

We'll try the beach.

If Julia knew Willie so well, maybe she'd know some of his friends.

Jim's going to want in on that.

Jim's going to stay behind the desk until he's cleared.

And I'd better make sure he stays there.

trying to take that lousy cop out, but somehow he didn't.

Willie's dead and that cop Corrigan did it. He added him for Willie back in San

Francisco. Does that cop know you? He might be able to track me down. I don't

know. You better move on to this thing.

What am I going to do for a job? I mean money. You didn't spend so much time at

the card tables. You wouldn't need either one.

Here.

Here's a couple of grand.

You better split before the Greek there starts feeling like you're a bigger

threat than that cop.

is going to work out?

Oh, they ride good.

You sure Nakamura's currency exchange is going to have enough good old American

green to make it worth the trouble? I worked that armored car job for two

I know which places have the bucks and when to collect.

You're going to choke on what's bothering you? You're going to spit it

That's what we've talked about so many times before.

How much you give up to be a cop.

If we didn't get back just as much, the ranks would thin pretty fast.

You're telling me what Jim is getting is good or fair?

I could even think he'd put down a throwaway. It's happened.

Not somebody like Jim. You cut him, he'd bleed as blue as his uniform.

For God's sake, he's got a package full of accommodations and the department is

treating him like a second -class citizen.

His partners are. That's what counts.

That'll be $6 .50.

Your change is $3 .50. Whoa.

Wait a minute. Just a minute. I gave you a $20 bill.

Hey, I'm sorry.

You gave me a 10. It's right here. You get your hands off me.

Here's your money.

I'd appreciate it if you wait by the police car and sign the crime report.

bet I'll sign a crime report and I'm going to tell everybody about this. You

don't have a thing on me. It's called theft by trick and device. It's good for

five days in the slammer.

Or for an ex -con like you on parole.

Okay, okay.

I'll drop the charges on Cargan.

You forget the 20.

I'll forget the bribe I heard just now.

If you'll cough up what I want to know.

So ask.

Willie Donovan had a friend with him when we were shot.

It's Willie's brother, Mike.

He's got a gambler's itch.

He usually scratches it down at the Shamrock Poker Club. So much

Hooker. Maybe you can talk to the judge. You did that to me? Well, sure. We'll

see what you get to sit next to each other at your arraignment. You... I

the bribe.

I didn't forget the bribe.

Let's go.

How's it going?

Feels funny riding along.

I miss you.

I saw a report from CII.

They traced the owner of the gun we found in the theater robbery car.

Hank Nichols. I just talked to him.

Did he have an alibi for the time the theater robbery went down?

Tired of the G -string on that stripper we busted last week.

That's tight, huh?

Yeah. Nichols said he lost a big pot at a local poker club.

And he sold the gun to a player named Mike to pay off his debts.

Get the name of the club?

Shamrock.

Control

calling

Officer Corrigan. Commander 4, request a landline regarding vehicle use

authorization. Code 1.

That is going to bring our man over to us.

Hey!

Get in the car. Get in the car.

That's okay.

Hey!

And now you're going to set some people straight about shooting.

Dream on, man. I'm not talking to anybody. Oh, you're talking about the

trying to ease on you. What the hell are you doing here? I told you to stay

behind a desk. Getting the truth. The truth?

You want the truth? The truth is my brother didn't have a gun. You pushed

into a corner and squeezed one up.

Just like you always said you were going to do.

Okay, so you tell me, Hooker.

Corrigan coming out cleaning the water or is the water getting dirtier by the

minute? Who are you going to believe, an 11 -year veteran or a punk with a

grudge? I sent for the court transcript on the Donovan trial of a San Francisco

five years ago.

Corrigan stood up in the middle of a packed courtroom and yelled it.

I'm going to kill you, Donovan. If it's the last thing I do in this world, I'm

going to kill you.

End quote.

Read it for yourself, Hogan.

That punk in there is right.

You tell me those aren't the words of a cop out of control.

So I said that in an emotional moment. People, tell me.

I didn't shoot Donovan down in cold blood.

Well, the DA thinks it's time for a grand jury to decide.

Corrigan, what's going down? I'll tell you what's going down.

This department and the DA are drowning me in circumstantial evidence.

Yes, I wanted Donovan. Yes, I threatened him.

I hunted him down and I killed him. But I didn't murder him.

God knows I wish I'd never laid eyes on him.

Willie Donovan perjured his way through the San Francisco courts, and his

brother's lying here, Hooker, believe me. I don't doubt you.

I don't doubt that.

What's grinding on me is a promise you made, a promise of Siptite, and let us

run interference for you.

I have my reasons.

You want to talk about them?

They're personal.

Yeah, well, you're personal as being to smell like an old -fashioned vendetta.

And vendettas have a way of catching civilians and good cops in the

Yeah, I'm sorry, Hooker.

But I'm not going to take the fall behind this paint job because Anderson

to put IAD in the headline. I got news for you, Corrigan. I'd rather bury this

whole thing in the want ads.

Now, you're without portfolio until the grand jury makes a decision.

So you just stay where we can find you. You'll find me wherever I have to be to

clear my name.

Don't cut us out, Jim.

We're on the same side.

I .A .D. is sending a man to San Francisco. They want to nail down how

found under Donovan's body got out of the police property room.

I want to make sure that they don't miss anything.

Make sure they don't nail Jim instead of the people they should be looking for.

Just keep them honest, Stacey. I've scheduled you the day off.

We can take the Nakamura currency exchange off the armored car route list.

were just hit.

They had the money, and they blew the safe anyway.

I mean, they had me down on the ground, and there were two girls in there. They

were terrified. They'll never be the same.

And they had these helmets on. I don't know what they looked like. Who picked

with people?

Hooker, forensics thought we might be interested in this.

Watertight housing around a detonator.

Get a hold of Jess Parrish's parole lines.

See where his boy is.

I think it's about time we talked to a pro about explosives.

Something you borrowed from the police station? They helped me dig up a

And it looks like they've changed their M .O.

You know, my guess is the getaway car went out with Willie Donovan. Hey, you a

cop? One of the best.

I was going to ask him to go riding with me.

She got curious when she saw three suspects rip around the corner on bikes.

She said they were race rigged.

Racers. When those bikes flew over us after the theater robbery, I thought

engines sounded beefed up.

Look, there's an officer down by the Nakamura Exchange. Why don't you go down

there and tell him everything you remember about the suspects.

Why can't I just tell him?

Officer Corrigan has other things to do, other places to be.

Friendly advice, Hooker?

Or a warning?

We have a report from Detective Headquarters regarding your inquiry

explosive expert Jeff Parrish. His present job site is located on 5th

between Adams and Wilcox. 4, Adams 30, roger.

Like old wine, you pack more punch the older you get, Parrot.

The hell are you doing here, Hooker?

This job's legit.

My safe -blowing days went out with my parole.

Yeah, what came in?

Flowing patrol cars and college students like Greg Stewart?

I heard about the chunk of metal that kid took in that heist.

I'm sorry, but... Hey, Hooker!

This guy's using illegal plastic explosives instead of dynamite.

Don't make trouble with me because I like C4 better than steak. You're up to

your knees in trouble, Parrish.

C4 is killing people these days.

Packaged with an underwater detonator.

And you used to be a Navy demolitions man.

Hey, I wouldn't hit anybody. You know me.

Yeah, I remember. People make you nervous.

Yeah, and nerves can make you dead. I hate to see him nervous for the same

reason. Are you getting nervous? I'm getting real nervous.

Look, there's this giant called the Greek.

Cooks up anything from a cocktail to a terrorist special.

He's assigned to the same Navy ship as me and Nam.

He's the best underwater demolition man in the fleet.

He did time for putting his training to work in civilian life.

What's his real name? Where do we find him?

Soparis.

Harry Soparis.

Last time I heard he was working a boat up in San Francisco.

How are you going to stop Mike Donovan from telling

the cops everything?

If he was talking, they'd be crawling all over your roof right now.

Forget him.

He's a rabbit.

This is still our last haul.

Yeah. Well, you may have the plans, Sturgis.

But I know what they are.

So when I feel like quitting, I'll quit.

And not before.

I say we hit the 50 grand jackpot tomorrow.

Thank you.

Here's what you wanted on your part.

Package is thicker than one piece.

At least we have a mugshot to work on.

What'd you get from San Francisco?

What we always knew about Jim. He's one of the best cops ever to come out of

their academy.

There's not one black mark on his record.

He didn't have anything to do with that gun being logged in the property room.

And I found out how it left the department.

Sounds like IAD may be coming up empty -handed.

Don't I wish.

That gun was one of a load that SFPD sent out to be dumped in San Francisco

Jim was one of the officers assigned to the dumping.

Talk about piling on the evidence.

It just looks worse now than when he had his badge taken.

I don't know how the grand jury is ever going to get to the truth.

I've given you the truth.

Jim, we've been waiting for you. About to tell me how much you believe in me?

We didn't think we had to.

You won't have to anymore.

I've had my fill of this job.

As far as I'm concerned, they can keep my badge.

I might find you here.

I don't need her one company right now, Hooker.

Now look, you're not going to kick us out of your life because of something

thought you heard last night.

You didn't stick around to find out what really happened.

Help somebody else. Don't make me a cause.

Why not?

You made Angelo Frascati one.

Angelo? The picture I saw in your locker.

I called Stacy while she was still in San Francisco.

Had her check him out.

He was a friend of yours, wasn't he? He was more than a friend.

Angelo was like a father to me.

When my folks died, the only decent advice I ever got came from Angelo.

He used to bring me to a place like this.

Say, you're going to take care of all the people in this city someday, Jimmy.

He took a kid headed in the wrong direction and pointed him to a damn fine

career. And Willie Donovan ran him down, escaping from a robbery.

Donovan murdered him.

and skated with a lousy five -year sentence. Five years was justice. After

killing a man, Donovan deserved what he got.

But I didn't put that gun on him.

I know that.

We'll turn it around, Jim.

I promise.

Welcome back.

You got to try to listen and stay out of trouble.

But there's one thing I want to say.

Remember the day we dumped those guns?

I watched every crake go into the water. I didn't touch one of them.

The boat you were.

Remember any of the crew?

Yeah. He was a commercial diver on the boat. Wouldn't let anybody go near his

gear. His name's Harry Siparis. He's an old buddy of Willie Donovan.

I don't think it's a big stretch to say that a military -trained diver went back

later to get those guns and gave one to a friend.

Henderson's going to say prove it.

I think we can start right here.

I think we're looking for someone who worked the money transporting routes

enough to learn the ropes. To cash in later, like now. Only the Greek and the

Donovans aren't on that armored car employee list that I gave you. So we may

looking for a fourth man.

We're hoping he's been seen with our suspects at one of the raceways.

Handing out mug shots takes a badge.

You don't get off that easy.

You're taking a big chance.

What about Anderson and I .A .D.?

Who's inviting them?

This is our party.

Stacy, start showing mug shots at the west side track.

We'll take Lakewood Speedway.

Jim, take Motorama Race Park and keep in radio contact.

Sid, he recognized Willie Donovan's mudshot.

Said he always saw him in the company of the guy who owns this motorcycle rental

place. A fellow by the name of Shea Sturgis.

Bingo. Sturgis used to be a driver for Pacific Security.

I said hold it!

Hands on your head!

Guns for a rent as well as motorcycles, Sturgis? Or is this what you let Donovan

and his friends use in your heists?

Freedom is rights.

Yeah, the rights remain silent.

Cut the litany. I know my rights.

Finding a trip?

Or is this what you were trying to grab?

Hey, that's private property.

You have no right. I'm allowed a search warrant. You've given me my search

warrant.

You just circled your next job.

4L16, meet 4 Adam 30 on tattoo.

4L16, roger.

This is 16.

Suspects are en route to the next 211.

Music center, box office.

I briefed Jim. He's on his bike, rolling from the east side through the

interchange.

I'm in the area. EPA, five minutes.

Roger, rolling.

Four out of 30, handle code three.

Four out of 30, roger.

and you're dead!

I just talked to Lieutenant Anderson.

He says the Greek isn't going to talk even when they unwire his jaw.

But Sturgis tied the Donovans to all the robberies.

But once Mike started confessing, they couldn't get the words down fast enough.

What about the guns you found at Sturgis' garage?

They were all that was left of the guns the Greek brought up from San Francisco

Bay. And the rest are probably out in the street right now? We'll get them

One at a time, maybe, but we'll get them back.

How many cops are going to have to face those guns before that happens?

All part of the territory, isn't it? You know, for a while there, I thought they

were going to take it all. Not just the badge and gun, but everything.

They got nothing.

Oh, they did.

They got a good piece of my faith.

I ended up treating my best friends like they were the enemy.

I'm sorry for that, Hooker. Forget it.

We were all working for the same thing.

To put this back where it belongs.