All language subtitles for hunter_s07e15_the_reporter1

This is it, folks. Beverly Hills.

All the people who can afford a llama
for their private zoo and Peggy Fleming

for their personal ice skating rink.

Beverly Hills.

Playground for the world's most famous
stars.

If not for the existence of these people
and their extravagant lifestyle, Robin

Leach would still be hawking crumpets at
minor league cricket matches.

And on your left, if you look real hard,
you may see Doc Severinsen.

The house was originally owned by Zeppo
Harts.

Sunday afternoon, you'd see Groucho,
Harpo, and Chico cavorting on that very

front yard.

This is the home of the head of a major
movie studio.

Next, the home of a television network
president. And on your left lives the

who knows the secret location of Jared's
seventh tattoo.

Coming up on your right, the magnificent
home of Ricky Schroeder.

It's okay, folks. Just take your seats.
This won't take but a minute.

Sit back down.

Everybody stay seated.

Right into the alley.

Open the door.

All your valuables.

Come on, give me that. Come on.

Come on, hurry up now. Give it to me.

That's right, ma 'am. Put everything in
the bag.

Thank you, ma 'am.

Give me the briefcase.

Now!

Give me a wallet. or I turn you into
sushi.

I don't carry lots of cash.

What's in your wallet?

Give it to him. Don't argue.

Smart lady.

Come on.

Hand it over.

Give me that.

That, too.

Garlic? And

let

me tell you, he stuttered. He didn't
stutter. He was nervous.

I know stuttering when I see it. Like
your brother -in -law.

Max is nervous.

President Nixon stuttered.

Nervous. Stuttered. Okay, he stuttered.

She always gets her way.

And what else did he get?

I don't care about anything else.

That was my grandmother's ring. It's
been in the family forever.

You say it was worth more than $10 ,000?

Easily. And the ruby alone was over two
carats.

Hunter!

What the hell's going on here? World War
III? Tour bus robbery. Four guys took

down a tour bus, took cash.

jewelry, credit cards, the works. I need
you to help clean these places up.

Well, why does Metro have it? Because
the big leagues downtown think it's

to have an effect on the tourist
business.

Yeah, but Metro is knee -deep in auto
theft.

So tell me something I don't already
know. Come on, I need some help here.

Hi.

Chris, what brings you here?

I want to talk to you about something.

You do what?

You know that Chinese proverb you were
talking about?

The one where, since I saved your life,
I'm responsible for you. Mm -hmm.

Well,

I think it's my responsibility to make
sure you have a decent place to work.

Oh. Yeah.

And I think it's in your best interest
to work right here in Metro.

Oh, you do? Yes, I do. So what I'm going
to do is I'm going to commence the

wheels of progress to turn away
immediately to make that a reality.

Well, actually... Go back.

Oh, my God, Amy!

Chris! I can't believe it!

What are you doing here? I'm here on
business.

Captain? Miss Rivers is here to do a
story for America Today.

Oh, I know. That series on women cops is
great.

Convince Clayton to give the okay.

Commander Clayton? Well, I'm impressed.

I thought it would be a good idea if I
did my L .A. story on you.

Oh, you're kidding. Me?

Look, I really don't think this is a
great time to hang around, though. I

it's a zoo out there. You won't even
know I'm here.

Nobody. I know, I know. She's my
response.

It was the biggest gun I ever saw.

Dorsey, excuse me.

Yeah. You have a bus coming up, don't
you? Yeah, I do. Why don't you get busy

that? Let me worry about the tour bus
situation, okay?

Now, who's this gentleman here? This is
Mr. Dooley. He was driving the bus. Mr.

Dooley. Okay, get busy. Thanks, sir. Mr.
Dooley, I'm Sergeant Hunter. I'll be

taking your statement for Officer
Dorsey.

Now, uh...

You were saying about that gun.

It was the biggest gun I ever saw.

Rick?

Oh, yeah.

Mr. Dool, excuse me. This will just take
one moment.

Thank you.

I want you to meet Ms. Amy Rivers, my
dearest friend in the world.

Amy? Hi. Pleasure.

She's doing an article on police
officers, and I'm the subject.

Well, congratulations.

So she's going to be riding with us.

Oh.

I see why you came back here to look at
Metro.

Amy's going to be staying with me while
she's here. Oh, no, Chris.

Allison and I won't take no for an
answer. I haven't seen you in a million

years. Do you guys need me anymore?

Oh, Mr. Julie, I'm very sorry. I'll be
right with you. We have a situation.

Oh, I know the bus robbery.

You guys just do what you have to do.

Okay, good. I'm going to take a ride
down to Hollywood and talk to the tour

people.

Miss Rivers, welcome aboard.

Thanks.

And welcome back.

Oh, yeah.

Uh, uh, Mr. Dooley?

Yeah, Sergeant Novak will, uh, finish
taking your report.

Thanks very much for being patient.
Thank you.

All right, Mr. Dooley.

Who's the biggest gun I ever saw?

Not a bad haul.

But we'll have to put a lot of this
stuff in the safe till things cool down.

I could use a few hundred now. I mean,
there's some things I need to buy. Yeah,

Roy's got himself a new one.

So who's the bimbo of the week?

What's it to you? Hey, maybe this bimbo
has got a friend.

You can only go out with girls with gas
masks.

Garlic, man.

Magic. Pure for everything.

Except your bad breath.

All right, when do we hit again?

Like maybe another tour bus.

Nah, cops will be all over buses.

I got a better idea.

This new parolee, Nate Larson, has got a
job as a bellhop in the Eastgate Hotel.

Now, every Monday night, they start a
high -stakes poker game in room 202.

About 2 o 'clock the next afternoon, all
the stakes ought to be on the table.

Won't they be surprised when they call
room service and we show up?

Sure, we got a driver who did time.

Call Langley, no big deal.

Can I talk to Langley?

Yeah, but you're going to have to wait.
He's in New Zealand, salmon fishing.

When will he be back?

A couple of weeks. A couple of weeks.

Now, what was Langley arrested for, do
you know?

Kited a couple of checks.

We've all been tapped out time to time,
you know.

Well, I guess that's as good a reason as
any to write a couple of bad checks

now, isn't it?

So, what about you, Mr. Trickle?

Not me.

Clean as the driven snow, and to God.

Now tell me, this Mr.

Langley, he knew all the bus routes now,
wouldn't he? Sure, but so would anyone

who took that tour.

Listen, Langley is an okay guy, believe
me. How did it come that you hired an ex

-con?

Came through us through the halfway
house.

We like to help you.

Okay, now what halfway house was that?

All right, I'm coming.

Roy, come on. You can't afford it.

Just let me see it. Look, I don't want
to break your heart.

Hey, Jake, come on. Hurt me.

All right, all right, all right. You
convinced me. I'll tell you what.

I got this new Trans Am. Just got it in
from Woodford. Yeah? Finger beauty.

Trust me, you're going to love it.

Piece of beauty.

Oh.

Oh, baby.

How does it run?

How does it run?

We get it right out of a driveway in the
middle of Beverly Hills.

Pure perfection.

Yeah, you want to know pure perfection.

So it's twice as much as the car.

Roy, Roy, with a rock like this, you
could have used the front door.

I want the car.

Make an even trade.

You know,

last time I saw you, you were only that
big.

Last time I saw you, you were as big as
you were now.

How old did you say she was?

Eight, going on 30.

Mom always said that, but I don't get
it.

Someday you have children of your own.

Do you want to see the new ski jacket
that Grandma got me?

I would love to.

Allison, would you like some wine
instead?

Oh, no, thank you.

I don't drink anymore.

Well, congratulations.

Thank you, my dear.

God, Allison is just terrific.

I love children.

As long as there's someone else.

You'd be a great mother.

Oh, right.

Can you see me tied down with a family?
I don't think so.

Anyway, I'm having too much fun.

A family can be fun.

Coming from a divorced woman.

Right.

No, it just didn't work out the first
time. I still have hope.

Well, that was a long time ago.

What about that police officer you were
seeing after the divorce?

Was that Rick Hunter?

That must have been...

Difficult. It was impossible.

Al was on the force.

Rick was on the force. I was on the
force. I was nuts.

But Rick was a big help to me.

I just wasn't ready to get involved with
anyone yet.

And now that the two of you are working
together, we're still friends.

Beautiful.

Bathroom? Right through there.

I like having her here.

You know what?

I love you.

I love you, too.

Is everybody ready?

Yeah, we're ready.

Then do it.

You have the right to remain silent. You
give up that right to remain silent,

anything you say can and will be held
against you in the court of law.

You guys find the car the perps used?

Yep, in a vacant lot. They probably had
another car waiting. S .I .D. got

zipped. No prints, and the scene was too
contaminated to pick up anything else.

Your new helper here is doing pretty
good, huh?

Sergeant Hunter, one of the items taken
in the bus robbery.

A ruby ring, found it on one of the guys
who busted in the auto theft raid.

Good. Let's get him into interrogation.

He's already waiting.

Where'd you get the ring, Flam?

Box of Cracker Jacks?

Yeah, right.

That's how my mother gave it to me.

Your mother gave it to you?

Why don't you keep your mother out of
this, okay?

Where'd you get the ring?

I... I... I... I don't remember.

You know, memory loss is a very serious
thing, Flam.

I may have to put you in for a medical
evaluation.

Medical evaluation?

Do I look like I need a doctor?

Well, we gotta help get your memory
back.

He has a way about him, doesn't he?

Yeah.

He does.

Um, wait a minute.

You ever been to the state hospital,
Flam?

Oh, boy, you're in for a real treat.

You see, they strip you naked.

They give you a series of enemas.

That's to help you think, clear your
mind out a little bit.

I'd like to find out more about him.
What makes him tick.

Be my guest.

Maybe find an angle for an in -depth
kind of thing.

Of course, I'm still doing my story on
you.

No, I understand.

But don't worry, it's no expense to you.
State picks that up.

Okay.

Guy's name is Ray Hamilton, all right?

He gave me the ring for a transient.

I want you to tell me about the car.

What? Year and color.

Oh, come on, Flam, year and color.

Think enema.

Black, 81, fresh paint.

License.

Come on, look, I don't remember the
numbers. You've got to remember the

number. You stole the car. Look, it was
California something. I don't remember

the numbers, I swear to you. Where can I
find Hamilton?

Oakdale Apartments, Bishop Street,
Apartment 4B.

You heard it. Let's roll.

See you back at the house. Wait, I'm
going with you.

Amy, we're going to arrest the suspect
for our robbery.

Yeah, well, your captain said I could
ride along.

We'll not on this one.

Miss Rivers is going to ride along with
you today.

Can I have a word with you? One second.

Look, I know this is not your favorite
thing.

Captain, I got to tell you, we're going
after an armed felon. I understand that.

If anything happens to this girl, she
can wind up owning half of the city of

Angeles. I've been told. It's all been
taken care of. Let's just do it, okay?

Ms. Rivers, you're riding along with us.
Thanks a lot.

What are we waiting for?

We're waiting for a backup to get into
play.

R27, charge R20, Charles.

R20, Charles, go.

We're approaching the back of the
building now. No sign of the black Trans

of yet.

Okay, R27, I'm going in.

I'll have you sit back, buckle up, and
shut up.

main street and headed up a crowded main
road to be on the lookout for him.

Yeah, good move.

Cleveland.

Dorsey? Alert 114.

Revere up.

Yeah.

Get on the radio.

Find out what's taking the corner so
long. You got it.

How long does it take to get this guy
out of here?

Now I know how Mario Andretti feels.
That was sensational.

Can I talk to you for a second?

This is the best story I have ever done.
I wish I had a camera. Can we get

clearance for one?

What the hell are you doing?

What do you mean, what am I doing? I'm
doing my job.

I know that. What I don't understand is
your attitude.

Attitude? What are you talking about?

A man died here.

Regardless of what you think about him,
a man is dead.

This is not some sporting event that
you're covering.

Well, what did you think this was going
to be?

What did you think when I said I would
do an in -depth investigative report on

woman police officer in the line of
duty?

than any documentary ever done.

And you're the star. Oh, no.

You're the star.

What does that mean? It means that your
only concern is your story. Well, that's

right. No, that's wrong.

Well,

if this isn't working for you, maybe we
can change the cast of characters.

His name was Roy Hamilton.

Won conviction for ADW, did a stretch at
Folsom State Penitentiary, went through

New Horizons Halfway House. That ring
ties Hamilton to the bus job, doesn't

Sure does.

And what about Langley? Well, he was in
Tuscany the day of the robbery, visiting

his mother. Oh, I'm sure he swears to
that, right? So what's next?

Well, I've got to get going over to the
Halfway House and see what's going on

over there.

All right.

Bye. How you doing?

You're not still mad at me about riding
along yesterday, are you? You could have

been hurt. I can take care of myself.

Yeah, I know.

You know, Sergeant, you're going to be a
big part of my story.

Well, I thought this story was about
women police officers. Oh, it is. But

that I see you in action, the story
might change a little. Well, I'll fly

Where are you off to?

Work. Mind if I tag along?

Amy, I think you better find Chris and
focus in on your story.

See you around.

Oh, you can count on it.

I can see how a place like this could
help ex -convicts make the adjustment.

I'm proud of what we've accomplished
here.

You should be, Mr. Grissom.

You've got a pretty good resistivity
rate, too.

75 % of our residents stay on the
straight and narrow.

Yeah, that's a good percentage.

Unfortunately, I'm here about the other
25%. Right.

And the other 25%. Roy Hamilton, armed
robbery, tour bus.

Tour bus?

One of our alumni works for a tour
outfit.

Yeah, Carl Langley, right?

Right.

Here, they're on a longer leash.

Mr. Griffin.

Can you tell me if Langley and Roy
Hamilton were here at the same time?

They may have been.

I'll check it out.

Good. I'll need that information.

He's not in some kind of trouble, is he?

Not anymore.

I'll raise you a hundred.

I'm in.

I'll see that and raise you fifty.

Oh, man.

I'll give him. Garbage.

Hey, could you top that? Sure.

Who's that?

Room service.

I'm Andre. I'll do it then.

Paul. I got a string.

You got it.

Good boy. Put him up in there.

Everybody up! On your feet! Now!

Back up against that wall! That big
pocket!

I charge extra for each guest.

You're cute, but you're no Quincy.

What'd you get?

Your average every day, 38 slug.

Anything else?

What's that smell?

Garlic. Garlic?

A ton of it. 6 .2 grams, to be precise.

Just garlic? No clams or escargot?

I've seen it before.

Holistic medicine, organic cure.

Some guys eat honeycombs. This one was a
garlic junkie.

Use your phone?

Yeah, Hunter. Our DB is Dave Jordan.

Ozzie found a load of garlic in his
stomach.

Okay, so Jordan probably worked a bus
gig. What else? Guess where he did his

parole time?

New Horizons halfway house?

Bingo. You and the washer and dryer.

Chris, is Amy there with you?

Yes. Look, I'm going to have to talk to
you about her.

I know that.

Chris, good work on this.

So how are you and Rick getting along?

We work well together.

Can

you

tell me where Sergeant Novak is?

Ellen?

Ellie?

Allison has to talk to her mother.

Oh, she's not here, honey. Can you talk
to me?

Yeah, why don't you come on?

Come on in, honey.

Now, what was so important you couldn't
wait until your mother got home?

It's about Chris's friend.

Amy, right? What about Amy?

She sleeps in my room.

Allison was playing in her room with
some friends, and they found this.

It's cocaine.

Cocaine?

Well,

Allison found this with your belongings
on the nightstand.

What?

Well, if you're saying that I use drugs,
you're crazy.

Well, we're not crazy.

Well, I didn't know Allison would be
poking around in my thing. Allison

poke around in people's belongings.

There was residue on the tabletop.

Chris's mother found it and brought it
in to me. Oh, my God. I am a grown

What I do is my business.

What are you doing to yourself?

Back off, Chris.

You people walk around so...

stair pins, hiding in your little law
and order world. Get out from behind

badges. Please, not all street gangs and
mobsters.

I am a responsible and respected member
of society.

Don't you tell me how to relieve my
stress.

Please, let me talk to you. There is
nothing

I did, lady cop.

I already did two lady cop stories.

Lady cops are... boring.

No, forget it, Lou.

I'm on to something really hot.

The police are going to make an arrest
for armed robbery and assault.

I'm going to interview the guy right
before he's arrested.

Get it?

I know what's going down. The subject
doesn't.

I'll be there when it hits the fan.

You'll have it, Lou.

Yeah, you'll have it for your lousy
deadline.

We're talking Pulitzer here.

That's right, Pulitzer.

Thank you.

Rick, last night I did a check on all
the men who went through New Horizons

the last three years. There was a
Michael Bell who spent six months in the

house. His psychological profile shows
that he's a stutterer. So I called his

parole officer and he said Bell's
working at a construction site in

Oaks.

Let's get on it.

Excuse me.

Sergeant Hunter, LAPD.

Sergeant Hunter, looking for Mike Bell.
Mike Bell, he's right up there, the guy

with the glasses on.

Mike Bell, LAPD, want to talk to you?

You're in trouble now, Mikey. I didn't
do anything.

Why don't you tell me about the tour
bus, then? I don't know what you're

about. Griffin said it up, didn't he?

No.

Griffin helped me stay straight.

He also hit the car again, didn't he?

No.

Look it, Mikey. He's going to dump you
when he's done with you.

Griffin, watch out for me. No, he won't.

If you want to save yourself, talk to me
right now.

Come on.

Our twin Charles go.

Okay,

we're on our way.

Rick, I'm sorry.

It's all right. Come on.

When I got out of jail, I was back in
79.

I didn't have a halfway house to go to.

Let me tell you, it was scary.

There's a lot of temptation out there.

For an ex -con, it's a lot easier making
a living with a gun than it is finding

a job.

That's it.

That's what I want to know.

How does it feel to be surrounded by
temptation?

Temptation? Yeah.

All these men around with criminal
records, just like you.

Don't you ever think about doing
something together?

Hunter.

He's coming to arrest you.

What do you do now?

Give me the cops. We're gonna bust me.

You're not going to shoot it out, are
you?

That would be self -destructive,
wouldn't it?

it easy. Don't do anything stupid.
You're going to wind up shot.

I'm not going back to jail. I can't take
that.

Amy, please don't say anything.

I told you to shut up. John, listen to
me. Put the gun down.

Damn it, Amy. Shut up. Now you get out
of my way.

We're not moving and neither are you.
I'm leaving.

You get out of my way or she's dead.

You're going to have to take one of us
out, Griffin.

Pick one. You haven't killed anybody yet
now, John. Think about that.

You get seven to ten years, Matt.

You can do the time. You've done it
before. Now listen to me.

John, listen to me.

I want you to throw the gun on the
floor, let her go, put your hands over

head and come down the stairs very
quietly.

Come on, do it.

Come on, John.

are under arrest for obstruction of
police activity and for being under the

influence of an illegal substance.

Hey, no problem.

First offense, solid citizen, probably
get probation.

At the worst, community service, right?

Amy.

You need help.

Look, there are programs.

Chris, I am not a drug addict.

I get stressed out.

I need to relax.

Some people take a drink now and then.
Please don't kid yourself, baby.

I saw you in the halfway house. You need
the drug.

You need it to live. You need it to
function.

Tell Allison.

That I don't think she's a snitch.

I would have done the same thing.

My mom was a cop.

Okay, you're killing yourself.

Please.

I want to help you as a friend, not as a
cop.

You're always helping.

I always feel good.

So just.

You want me to stop doing coke?

Fine, I will.

I'll go back to Scotch.

Bye.