All language subtitles for Police Woman S01E13 Shoefly

What do you know about him?

When he gets to his house,

Woody Lane's gonna waste him.

Hey! Stop or you're dead!

The police got
Lane this morning,

I want you to handle it.

Case dismissed.

Lane's back on the
street again, free.

Up against that wall!

Sorry, but I have to know
what happened here, lieutenant?

What girl? Who is this?

My god, it's a baby.

[Panting]

[Whimpers]

Dear god! Dear god!

[Panting]

Operator: Operator.

♪ You've got that look of love ♪

♪ is on your face ♪

♪ the look that
time can't erase ♪

♪ be mine, tonight ♪

♪ let this be
just the start of ♪

♪ so many nights like this ♪

♪ let's take a lover's vow ♪

♪ and then seal it with a kiss ♪

♪ I can hardly wait to hold
you feel my arms around you ♪

♪ how long I have waited
waited just to love you ♪

♪ now that I have found you... ♪

Good evening. Mr. Gerard.

-Good evening.
-It's a good crowd.

Sonny always packs them in.

Yep.

-Well, everything okay?
-Just great.

[Chuckles]

♪ Now that I have
found you don't ever go ♪

♪ I love you so ♪

[Applause]

Different broad every night.
I don't know how he does it.

Sonny: All you need is
to own a place like this

and have a little bread.

Your singer's very good, Lou.

Well, I guess. If you
like that type of music.

I forgot. You're a
connoisseur of great music.

Brahms, bach, Beethoven.

Wrong order. Beethoven first.

Have you ever heard his name?

No.

Well, you will,
tonight. At my place.

-It's called the "chorale."
-Oh.

We're gonna get all
cultured up tonight.

Well, culture and force,
my old man used to say.

That's what makes great
civilizations and great men.

Ah, touché.

Hey, Sonny. Want to go
get a taste to eat, man?

No. No, I'm busy, but I'll
catch your act tomorrow.

-See you later.
-Take it easy.

Hello, Sonny boyer.

What... what-what's going on?

Man: Hey, man, cool it.

Call the cops! The
guy's off his nut!

What's going on?

All right, hold it!
Hold it right there!

Up against that wall.

Hands up. Get up there.
Freeze. Don't move.

Come on, where's your I.D.?

It's right here,
in my hip pocket.

I'm sorry, but I have to know
what happened here, lieutenant.

We just got this
film from s.I.D.

Are you comfy, pep?

No. But go ahead,
Joe. I want to get home.

Royster: That's one
of Coleman himself.

This film was shot
from a moving Van.

Oh, boo.

I thought you're gonna
show home movies

of me and my family on vacation.

Will you guys roll the film.

Yes, ma'am.

Okay. Larry Coleman.
Local syndicate boss.

Promoted by the capos.

Which brings us to the
contenders to take his place.

Artie lasky, extortion.
Manslaughter.

And all charges dismissed.

Served six months, assault
and battery on a street lady.

Hmm. Nice man.

A real prince.

And here we have
Charley piccone.

Of the three, he's
the lightweight.

And up until now,
he's just a hanger-on

with some of the
local street crooks.

Controlled the numbers
on the southside

and he used to be one of
the biggest fences in the state.

Unless, of course, I'm telling
you something you already know.

I'm still learnin'.

Some of it's new to me, Joe.

-What've you got, dirty movies?
-Hi, bill.

Lou Gerard.

Younger but a comer.

And he has the blessings of
the young blood in the syndicate.

A few brushes with the
law, but relatively unmarked.

He's tough, ambitious
and very, very smart.

He runs the club
flora. It's a ritzy joint.

Oh? When are you
gonna take me, bill?

When they lower the prices.

Well, what's the contest, boys?

It's got to be the Butler.

Gerard.

Why? He asks.

Well, as you said, Joe.

He's the smartest
and the toughest.

And the word is out, he's
hungry for a promotion.

I mean, that I know.

Yeah, well, you may know,
but Coleman doesn't know it.

He's back east but he's
still trying to get support

from the brotherhood
to move back out here

and take over the
southern half of the state

instead of just the city.

Oh? When do we
get the early returns

from Vermont and New Hampshire?

I don't think this one
is gonna be settled

by the old red, white
and blue method.

No, this will be more
like black and blue.

-Hmm.
-Come on, pep, let's go.

Now you can have the good stuff.

Dirty movies?

Where are we going?

We are going to the hospital
to visit Rose hess. Remember?

But I wanted to go
home and change first.

Honey, she's not gonna write
a nasty note to Harper's bazaar.

You're anxious to meet her.
She's anxious to meet you.

What difference does it
make what you got on?

Besides, I'm low on gas.

[Both laughs]

- Will John be there?
- Yeah, I just talked to him.

Is he okay now?

I mean, he took her illness
and that operation pretty hard.

I thought a couple of times
there he was gonna crack.

For a year, it looked like his
wife was not gonna make it.

But she's okay and
now he's in great shape.

Crowley: No, wait-wait a minute.

That's not the
punch line. So... so...

Now wait a minute. Wait, wait.

So, the kid... so the kid leans
over and he says to the lawyer:

He says, "you
keep doin' that, man,

we're gonna lose this case."

That's the punch line.

[Laughing]

Move over Don rickles.

-But not too far.
-Right.

That's a funny story.

Please don't make
me laugh. It hurts.

We kicked him out of homicide
because of jokes like that.

Right after they kicked
me out of internal affairs.

That's right.

Anyway, guess who
gives me all my material?

-Only the clean stuff.
-Oh, is that right?

Tell them the one you told
me about the camel and the...

Oh, bill, stop it.
You're terrible.

She's probably just
having car trouble.

Your daughter'll be here.

I'm not worried
about her, honey.

Bill tells me she sang with
a rock group for a while.

Not anymore, pepper. She
got that out of her system.

I can't say I'm sad.

♪ Hey, have you ever tried ♪

♪ really reaching out
for the other side? ♪

♪ I may be climbing
on rainbows ♪

♪ but baby, here goes ♪

♪ dreams, they're
for those who sleep ♪

♪ life is for us to keep ♪

♪ and if you're wondering
what this song is leading to ♪

♪ I want to make it with you ♪

Mr. Gerard, it's
telephone. It's Mr. Lane.

He said it's urgent.
I put it in your office.

Yeah, Woody, what's up?

I just got a call
from New York City.

Seems like
Mr. Coleman has decided

he doesn't like the
weather or the business.

He's coming back?

He's flying in tomorrow.

His plane lands
about a quarter to 12.

Lou: Words from my associates
back east is to dump him.

But now how, I leave up to you.

Woody: Alright.

What do you say, kid, want
to get the show on the road?

-Yeah.
-Hey, come on, bill,

-you've still got time.
-It'll give you two

a chance to be alone.

Now that we got rid of him.

- You look terrific, you know.
- Thanks, bill.

I'll take you dancing
when you get out of here.

-Bye-bye, Rose.
-Goodbye, pepper.

I heard so much about you,

-from John and the boys.
-Oh, oh.

Nothing but the loveliest
things and they were right.

Thank you.

Well, we'll get together later.

-Bye-bye.
-Bye.

John: Pep, keep an eye
out for this guy, will you?

-Oh, you know it.
-Thanks for dropping by.

-Sure.
-Good night, Rose.

-So long, Willie. So long.
-See you then.

Don rickles, huh?

Hey, they look good together.

-How about you? Are you tired?
-A little.

-Except for these dumb eyes.
-Hm?

I keep wanting to look
at that handsome cop.

You want me to climb in
there and get in trouble?

[Chuckles]

I feel so good, I think I'll
buy you something to eat.

Oh, another bad joke.

No, they've got this great
little coffee shop downstairs.

Or maybe you'd rather
buy me another bowl of chili.

You know, that great place
where you stand up and eat?

You got a better way?

P.A.: Sergeant pepper Anderson.

Phone call at the fifth
floor nurses' station.

I'll be right back.

If that's telley savalas, ask
him for one of his lollipops.

-Uncle bill!
-Donna?

Uh-huh.

Honey. Hey, look at you.

-You look terrific.
-Thank you.

Now that you're this tall,

I think you can stop calling me
"uncle bill." What do you say?

Alright, I'll call you bill.

I just saw your mother.
She looks great, too.

I know. Thank god.

We were so worried about her.

-Yeah.
-Open heart surgery is...

Yeah, I know.
She's gonna be fine.

-You know what I missed?
-What?

I miss your singing.

Remember when you
were about that high?

♪ Once I had a secret love... ♪

I... I've given all
that up now, bill.

My "big" career is just...

Listen, it was good to see you.

I'd better go, 'cause
it's late, you know.

Bye-bye. Good to see ya.

Hey, stop growin', will ya.

I'm going to visit
my mother. Bye.

That was the office. One of
my contacts wants to see me.

Beautiful girl. Can't leave
you alone for a second.

Hi, Trudy. What you got?

I've got some really good
information. Worth a lot.

Well, let's hear what it is
and we'll establish a price.

-I don't want money for it.
-Come on.

If it's about your guy, I told
you, he's a two time loser.

I just can't go to the d.A.
And say take it easy on him.

You could for the
right information.

The d.A. Would buy it.

-Like Lou Gerard.
-Lou Gerard?

What do you know about him?

Coleman's flying back
from the east today.

When he gets to his house,
Woody Lane's gonna waste him.

Are you sure about this?

And it's scheduled
to arrive on time?

Give me that flight
number again, will you?

Thanks very much.

-Got it.
-What do you know about that.

Excuse me a minute.

9y50 to 9y52.

Fifty-two, go 50.

Yeah, Joe. This is bill.

Airport intelligence reports

that Larry Coleman's
to arrive from New York.

Word's out they're
gonna waste him.

I'd like to say, lay
back and watch

but you'd better get over to
his place and check things out.

How long will it take
you to get there?

We'1l be there in
approximately five minutes.

Crowley: Good.

[Tire screeching]

[Birds chirping]

Woody: Lou Gerard
asked me to stop by.

Royster: Hold it.
Stop or your dead.

Styles: Police officers. Freeze.

Drop it or you're a dead man.

Woody: Hey, what's
going on? I've got my rights.

Come on, crowley. Come
on. You've got nothing on me.

Come on, Lane. You come on.

Now you've got to stop
kidding yourself, man.

This is like taking a
trip to fantasy land.

What do you want from me,
crowley? What do you want?

If your lawyer were
here, I'd say a confession.

My lawyer's gonna
be here. Oh, yeah.

He's gonna take
you apart, old buddy.

Oh, your lawyer's gonna
take me apart, huh?

-That's it.
-Man, this fantasy trip

builds and builds
for you, doesn't it?

Look, I told those two creeps
of yours, now I'm telling you.

I didn't kill him. I didn't
shoot him. That's it.

Coleman shot himself. Even
though he didn't have a gun.

I told you. Somebody else
shot him, somebody behind me.

Somebody on the other side.
How many times I gotta tell you?

Well, why don't you
tell me again, Lane.

Now, what were you doing there?

-Where, at the house?
-At the house.

He owed me some
money. Some heavy bread.

Why didn't you get on
the phone and call him?

It needed my personal attention.

Oh, I see, it needed
your personal attention.

You knew Coleman
was coming in, didn't you?

Yeah, I knew
Coleman was coming in.

Only it was no big secret.

Who told you, Lou Gerard?

No.

You drove to his house, Lane,
and you had a gun on you.

I had a gun. I got a
license to carry a gun.

You know, there's a
lot of muggers in this city

and you know what they
say, when you want a cop.

- Don't get cute with me.
- Look, I'm tellin' you.

I said it. Don't
get cute with me.

Man, you had a gun on you.

You dusted Coleman
with that gun.

And we've got that gun. My two
men wrestled it away from you

and we've got it. And
right now, right now,

it's on it's way
upstairs to ballistics.

Ballistics, man. You
know what that means?

You're a smart fella. Ballistics
is where they' re gonna test it

and where they're gonna
prove that that's the gun

that wasted Coleman.

Now you tell that to your
lawyer when he gets here.

Pep, he's gonna roll over.

It may take a little while but
he's gonna help us nail Gerard.

-Fantastic.
-Where are the guys?

-One guess.
-Vinnie's.

Some cops are sure smart.

Come in.

Lou.

Well, you look
good, I like your tux.

Black, the way it should be.

Sit down.

I think you ought to get
a new secretary, albin.

I like my messages
delivered on the spot.

She left the
message with my wife.

My wife was busy
with this party tonight.

Oh, your son's birthday.

-What'd you get him?
-What he wanted.

A jazzy sports car.

Kids today.

When I was a kid I couldn't
even promote a bicycle.

My family had any dough,
it went for piano lessons.

Looks like I'm treating you and
yours pretty good, counselor.

Have I complained?

The police got
Lane this morning.

-For what?
-Coleman's been shot.

Dead. I want you to handle it.

-How'd they get Lane?
-Cold.

Things don't look too
good then, do they?

They're gonna look
a lot better, counselor,

after you've had
a talk with him.

And I want you to give him a
little message from me, hm?

I was just going
over Gerard's file.

He sure runs around
with a lot of bad characters.

Woody Lane clammed up.

What happened?

Well, Gerard sent
over his attorney,

they had a little talk.

Now Woody just sits there
with a big smile on his face.

Albin: Sergeant,
you are an expert

in the field of
ballistics, correct?

I am.

Now, you testified a little
while earlier in this hearing,

that the bullets found
in Mr. Coleman's body

were fired by this
weapon, exhibit a,

which two police
officers allegedly found

in my client's possession.

-Correct?
-That's right.

All of your expertise, all
of your testimony about

marks from the extractor and
the indentation of the firing pin

and grooves made on the bullets

by the rifling in the pistol
barrel and etcetera, etcetera,

-will vouch for that. True?
-That's right.

Sergeant bingham,
what would you say

if I were to tell you
that I am prepared

right now to introduce
to this court three,

three other witnesses who
will help me to prove that,

all of your expertise
notwithstanding,

that the weapon in
question, this gun, exhibit a,

was not the weapon
which fired the fatal bullets?

If I can prove to this court
that the bullets which murdered

the deceased came from
another gun, an unknown gun?

That the barrel markings
are all quite different

from these comparison
photographs and the testimony

which you have so
carefully prepared

and presented to this court?

What would you say?

The witness will
answer the question.

I'd say there's no
doubt in my mind

that this weapon
fired the bullet

that killed Larry Coleman.

No doubt in your mind?

No, sir.

Thank you.

I have no further questions.

The witness may step down.

Does the assistant
district attorney

have any further witnesses?

No, your honor, I do not.

Well, Mr. Albin, you
may call your first witness.

Yes, your honor. As you know,

I presented the
police department with

a subpoena duces tecum,
and we were allowed

to conduct our
own ballistics tests

in the presence of
sergeant bingham.

My next witness will now
produce the results of those tests.

I call lieutenant Fred
rowe to the stand.

Who's he?

He used to be with the
Sacramento police department.

Ballistics man.

Case dismissed! Lane's
back on the street again. Free!

Gerard's running things
free with our blessings!

People out there on that street

splitting their sides
laughing at us! At the d.A.!

Captain, you asked to see me.

Your men, styles,
royster and bingham,

were notified this
morning that they are

temporarily suspended
from duty. Contact Anderson.

Tell her that she and you,

are helping us work
an investigation.

Why us?

Because you're a special
unit that answers to the cops

and you've got to help
us clean your own house.

Now you check with me
before you make a move.

Alright, you've got 72 hours.

The chief wants some
action on this and fast.

Wait a minute. Are you asking
us to shoefly our own people?

And bingham, too. Telephone him.

Tell him I want to see him
here in my office in half an hour.

Now look, crowley, I am not
asking you, I am telling you.

This is what internal
affairs is all about.

Now it may be lousy duty,

but this is the way
it's gotta go down.

[Chuckles]

For crying out loud,
you were weaned here.

Is that it?

Yeah, that's it.

Cops against cops.
Makes you want to throw up.

Joe and Pete "suspects"?

Oh, no, these are cops and I'm
telling you, I am no headhunter.

You're a cop. Do you think I
like it any better than you do?

John: Hello, Billy.

Hello, John.

-How's Rose?
-Just great.

Glad to be home, of course.

I sneak off a little early and
spend some time with her.

Hey, look, I just heard
about styles and royster.

Word sure takes a long
time to get around, doesn't it?

Well, yeah, but...

-Hello, bingham.
-Captain.

-Get you some coffee?
-No thanks.

How's your wife?

What am I supposed to say?
She's fine, never felt better?

Now you know why you' re here.

Yeah, now I know.

-Crowley, come in.
-Paul.

You helping
internal affairs out,

bill, see that they put me away?

Oh, come on. You
know better than that.

Nobody's putting anybody away.

We're just trying to
get to the bottom of this.

Now, what do you make
of what's happened?

Aside from the
fact that it's insane?

Would you mind
keeping your voice down

and answer my question.

It wasn't the right gun.

It wasn't yesterday,
in that courtroom.

But look, captain,
the word "right"

is strictly relative here.

It was the same gun I tested,
with the same serial number.

I don't know what we're
pussy footing around about.

It's obvious somebody
changed the barrel.

- It's as simple as that, right?
- That simple is right.

That gun is an imported number.

The parts, including the barrel,
have no serial numbers attached.

Somebody pulled a switch
between the time I made my test

and albin got his three
guys to make theirs.

- So, naturally, it was me.
- Nobody's saying it was you.

Yeah, but me,
styles and royster,

all of a sudden we've got
a lot of time on our hands.

That gun never
left this building

until the day it was
exhibited in court.

So let's face it.

Gerard got to a cop
who got hold of a key

and made the switch. Right?

Find that cop! Get off my back!

Joe and Pete, they're
really pretty upset

about this whole thing,
I think. Yeah, I know.

But not for long. Michael
wants a pony ride.

How do you like
that? Gidyap, gidyap.

Boy, he's getting heavy
and really beautiful.

I don't buy it.

You mean to tell me all of a
sudden one of us got a key,

or maybe the both of
us got a pair of keys?

Are you kiddin'?

That makes Batman
and Robin on a caper.

Hey, man, that's not funny.

Yeah, I know what you're sayin'.

You know it really
ain't funny, bill.

I mean, this whole
mess is really a drag.

-Yeah, I know.
-Yeah, you know it's a drag,

then why? They
think that scum Gerard

got to one of us
t7o free his creep?

'Cause that's what
they gotta be thinkin'.

Why us, bill? You know that too?

Wait a minute. Remember me?

I'm on your side. I mean,
why am I even sayin' that?

'Cause you've
got to say it for me.

All of a sudden, out
of a clear blue sky,

things start happening.

Things that could put
Pete away, me away.

Yeah, man, you gotta say it.

Are you on to
anything at all, bill?

No.

Bill: Joe, listen to me.

Pepper and me are on this thing

and it's gonna work
out, believe me.

First thing in the morning
we're movin' in on Gerard.

His house, his club,
who's been goin' in,

who he's been meeting
with, which cops, which cop.

And in the meantime,
just trust me, will you?

Will you trust me?

Sergeant pepper Anderson.

Can we do something
for you, sergeant?

I'm Tony beldon,
this is ned levering.

Ned. Tony.

I understand you fellows
have been on night duty

-the past couple of months?
-Right.

Did your beat happen
to include club flora?

Sure.

I'd like to ask you
a few questions.

Can I sit in your
car for a minute?

Of course.

Hey, you'd better
check that roast in there.

Oh, it's alright. It's not gonna
be ready for an hour yet.

-Where's Donna?
-I don't know.

-Didn't she call?
-No.

Honey, are you alright?

Yeah, what do you mean? Yeah.

-Hess?
-Johnny hess.

What do you mean, it
could have been hess.

Just because he got in
a fight with some singer?

Outside Gerard's club
and Gerard watched it,

until our boys stopped it.

Bill, I don't like it
any better than you

but we've got to check it out.

They file an
incident report on it?

They filed it, with copies,

put it on captain mendoza'
desk the next morning.

And when I checked
with him, he never saw it

and there was no copy of any
incident report in hess package.

[Phone rings]

Sergeant crowley.
Yeah, just a minute.

I'm gonna check in with Peters.

-It's for you.
-Sergeant Anderson.

This girl you know, she
wanted me to phone ya.

What girl? Who is this?

Well, my name
would mean nothin'.

But her name's Trudy, Trudy
marks. Do you know her?

Yes, I know her.

Well, I'm kind of
a good samaritan

when it comes to
something like this, I mean,

I seen her in a culvert hurt, I
mean, badly beaten, you know?

Where is she?

-Sergeant Anderson?
-Yes.

- Where is she?
- She's right under that bridge.

- Down there?
- Yeah, but I had nothing to do...

- I'm just reporting.
- Wait here for the ambulance.

-Wait here?
-Wait right here.

Yes, ma'am, I mean, sergeant.

Trudy, what happened?

Oh, my god, your face.

It's Gerard he caught
me trying to call you.

They don't like people
who talk to cops,

so they worked me
over as a reminder.

An ambulance is on the way.

I just wanted to talk
to you to tell you...

Tell me what?

Don't give up with
the d.A. On my guy.

-Promise me please.
-Alright, I promise.

I also promise to
get you to a hospital.

See the girl on this cover?

That's Donna hess.

So what?

You two worked together.
She sang in your group.

Look, what do you want from me?

I want to know why you
and her old man fought.

I want to know what
she had to do with it.

She didn't have
anything to do with it.

Now, are you gonna get out
of here and leave me alone?

This isn't Los Angeles. I
don't have to talk to you.

What happens if
you talk to me, boyer?

Does Gerard find you
another job someplace?

He doesn't have
anything to do with this.

Now listen, boyer,

I think I'd better explain
the facts of life to you.

When I get to the
bottom of this, and I will,

I guarantee you that
Gerard is gonna be sore.

He's gonna be real sore.

And between now and the time
it takes me to shove him in jail,

he's gonna order a little action

through his local
connections here.

8now I would suggest to you,

unless you want to
end up as a hot dog,

that you get your
tail out of here

as fast and as far as you can.

I mean, if I were you, I'd start
looking for me some place nice

and safe to sing,
like Guam maybe.

[Door opens and closes]

Pep.

Pick a card.

They've got lousy food in Vegas.

Oh, you ate in a
bus station again.

Did you get a line
on Donna hess?

She's not around today.

What does that mean?
"She's not around today?"

If you lost at Blackjack,
don't take it out on me.

Come on, pep, come
on. I had a lousy flight.

-What does it mean?
-She's working

with a church group. They took
a bunch of kids to San Diego zoo.

She won't be back
'til later. I can't help it.

If you think you can tear
yourself away from that,

we have some work to do.

Wait! Wait for me.

- This is the part I hate, bill.
- Yeah, I know.

Something's really
wrong, pepper.

Since I came back
from the hospital, John,

he's like a different person.

He's drinking too
much. Not eating right.

Spends half the evening
just sitting staring at the TV.

Then he goes off to bed.

I'm beginning to
think it was all my fault.

You know, after an
operation like mine,

all the tension
and all the bills,

people tend to
pull away from you.

God forgive me, I began to
think I was spoiling everything.

Like last Saturday. It was
a beautiful day, remember?

So I said to John, why don't
we take a drive up to the cabin?

He built it all by himself.

It's up on the rainbow beach.

Anyway, he said,
"no, it's too long."

So I said, "why don't
you go by yourself?"

I guess I pushed him.

He finally said, "I don't want
to see the damned cabin.

Not anymore." I said,
"why don't you sell it?"

He said, "it's not for sale."

There's been so
many days like that.

Pepper, I'm so confused.

There's a cabin rainbow beach.

I think we should
go take a look.

See if one of them's open.

Pepper: Bill, what is it?

My god, it's a baby.

That station down the road,
who don't you go phone in.

Right.

That's out of order, miss.

You got a phone in the office?

-Where are you callin' to?
-The city.

Boss wouldn't like that.

Well, I'm a police officer

and I can't get through
on my car radio.

The place is really
crawling with cops today.

-Yeah?
-Trooper had a flat.

Lieutenant hess was just here.

Filled up his tank and then
he shot out like a rocket.

Towards his cabin?

No, no, no, the other way.

Towards the
beach, on the bluffs.

-Okay, thanks.
-Sure.

John?

Pepper, what are you doing here?

I could ask that.

You thought I was gonna jump?

What would you
think in my place?

Pepper pot, I may not
be such a good cop,

but I'm still a good catholic.

Suicide's not in my book.

I kinda came up here
to sort some things out.

And?

[Clears throat]

Donna wanted to get an abortion,

but the doctor told her
she was too far gone.

So she called me.

I told her that I thought
the boy would marry her,

you know I mean...

I mean in my day, so
she said he wouldn't.

Then I told her I
would handle it. I'd fix it.

[Clears throat]

Then it was just so obvious,

we had to be careful not
to tell her mother, you know.

I mean, Rose was so
sick, I mean, she was...

Oh, bill, you know that.

Anyway, there's a little
clinic down the beach

that I brought her to
and I had her checked in.

She was supposed to be
gone for a couple of months,

singing with the group.
Well, she was here.

I mean, she stayed
here the whole time.

[Clears throat]

I visited with her, then one day
she went into labor, you know,

and she had the...

She had the baby prematurely.

She called this
guy on the phone.

She begged him to come over here

and he said he wanted
her to leave him alone.

So then she called me.

When I got down here
she was unconscious,

laying on the floor.
The baby was dead.

When she came out
of it, she was afraid.

-Afraid of what, John?
-She was afraid that

she'd killed the baby.

And that somehow she
dropped it on purpose.

I said, you've got to think of
yourself now and your mother.

We buried the little girl
and a couple of nights later,

I found Sonny
boyer and I got him.

Gerard found out
about it and why,

and later he used it,
blackmailing you, right?

He said it was simple. You
know, just break out a piece.

Switch barrels.

I couldn't believe
he'd call me that...

Then he said he was
gonna phone Rose

and tell her all
about it, you see.

He said he'd
telegraph her every day.

To remind her what
happened, you know.

That'd kill her.

I did it.

Okay, John, it's done.

You had a choice
to make, so you...

Crawled into bed
with some crooks.

Let me tell you something, John.

You're still a cop and,
damn it, your first obligation

is to help us put these
guys behind bars.

Now you've hung three
good men out to dry.

It's time you climbed
out of that bed

and squared yourself
away with them.

-Come on, what do you say?
-Okay.

John, whatever is gonna
happen, will happen.

But no one is going
to condemn a man

for protecting the
people he loves.

Nobody.

Let's go. You go and
I'll follow you down.

I think pepper'd
better ride with you.

What's the matter,
don't you trust me?

Alright. Come on, pep.

Let's go.

Bill, he's not behind
us. Where'd he go?

He went to get Lou Gerard.

Bill: 12y50 to
12y90 and all units.

Request backup units
at Lou Gerard's club flora.

Hello, lieutenant.

Sorry, but the bar is closed
this time of the afternoon.

What are you doing here?
You did a job. You did it real fine.

Made you happy,
too, huh, Gerard?

Very happy.

Well, I'm sorry about that.
I've had a change of heart.

I've got one last man to book,
Gerard, and it's you. Get up.

Book me? On what?

On getting you to
do what you did?

I said, let's go. Now get
your hands behind your back.

[Gunshot]

Bill: Freeze! Drop that gun easy

and get your hands
on top of your head.

So that's what I have to
tell the judge and the jury.

And that'll put Gerard
away and Lane.

Well, of course.

"Of course."

And you know what happens to me?

I'm what happens to you.

Like always.

Daddy, I'm so sorry.

Oh, now, now, come on.

Forget it now.

You're the one who
went through real hell.

Hey, I feel like eating Chinese.
You feel like eating Chinese?

Great idea.

Look what I found holed
up in a health food store.

Anybody home?

- Welcome back, aboard.
- Thank you very much.

- It's good to be back.
- Great to have you back.

-For you.
-Me? Thank you.

Listen, I just got some more
good news about Donna hess.

The coroner's
preliminary report indicates

that the baby suffered no
fractures or spinal misalignment

and probably died
of natural causes.

-Isn't that terrific?
-Oh, thank god.

Is bingham back?

No, but he's due
back any minute.

Well, hello group.

Hey, look what the
cat dragged back in.

-Hey, how's it going man?
-Oh, alright.

I brought him in
to you personally,

just to make sure he
gets out of the house.

Yeah, she got tired of me
at home watching the TV.

Welcome home,
Joe. How are the kids?

Driving the babysitter bananas.

Well, now that you're
a rich man again,

I guess I can go out and do
some heavy shopping now.

No. Be comfortable
with that dollar.

[Laughing]