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Det. Mike logan: Do you like that?

Here you go, champ.

Yeah, lieutenant, it's logan. There's something going down

under the bridge. Jumper.

Jumper, if you watched, she hit the water so hard it

blew her hands off. How's she feel?

She's fresh. She's not stiff yet.

Det. Beldock: Beldock, second squad.

Iogan 128. How's life in the country?

Very green. Guys, I need a jurisdiction

of the termination here. Hey, how about we flip

for it. She went in the river

off manhattan. Trust me, you can

dump this on them. Hey, harbor says she went

in the water off new dorp. I guess it's our case.

I guess so. Nice catch, logan.

Bon appetit. We're out of here.

What the hell was that about? Opportunity knockin'.

Body probably went in the water off of new dorp.

They don't know. She's no jumper.

It. Kevin stolper: Well, give it to frankie silvera.

Frankie silvera? This is my case.

I caught this case. Logan, look, the chief

tells me what to do and I tell you what to do, okay?

Now, what I'm telling you to do is to go out there and

check your little basket and get your assignment and

type up a dd5 and give it to frankie silvera, now.

Bye-bye. Probably a hooker.

If it's a misdemeanor murder, you ought to let me run with it.

Yeah, but it's a homicide. You don't do homicide's anymore?

You know how many homicides I've worked?

In manhattan... this happens to be staten island.

Believe me, I know the difference.

Hey, you want to get back to manhattan?

Be my guest. I don't want anybody around here

who doesn't want to be here. And all I'm saying is

puttin' me on domestics is not the best use of my abilities.

Iogan, just be patient, okay? The domestic is just a

homicide waiting to happen.

Det. Tony boyer: How many times we been up there?

This time prince charming has a baseball bat, says

he's gonna bash her skull in.

Hey, mike, the truth is, you're lucky to still be on

the job after what you did. God almighty, you punched out

a city councilman on camera. Pop somebody, you don't do

it on the courthouse steps in front of a hundred witnesses.

Go on, beat me up, stud. There, get up, you weasel.

Come on, get up! Please, detective, can't

you just-just talk to him? Yeah, I'm sorry.

We're gonna have to take him down to the precinct.

You know, something like this... You know, he really doesn't

mean to be like this. I mean, I...

It's really all my fault. I mean, I made breakfast

wrong this morning. Can you excuse me

for just one second?

Boyer, boyer! What are you doing?

What are you crazy? No!

Man, what's the matter? No... stop it!

Oh, god. Hey, hey, hey, cool off!

Come on! That's enough!

That is enough! Are you guys all right?

I'm gonna sue you. Do you hear that, huh?

Hey, hey, hey, he beat me up! And then he-he went after him!

They're both crazy! Now, get in there.

Get my lawyer. Hey, hey, hey!

We got a live one. My office.

How you gonna play this?

Hey, schroeder, you wanna make detective someday,

don't you?

So? Oh, well, the guy

jumped boyer. It's assault.

What'd he hit you with, his face?

Schroeder? Schroeder: Guy

was all pumped up. Next thing I know he's

punchin' detective boyer. Another brick in

the old blue wall. Ah, logan and boyer.

Well, as of today you two are through as partners.

Get the hell out of here.

Max: Hi, mike. Hey, max.

Give me a bottle of your best wine, okay?

Portico '26 all right? You got it.

What happened to you?

So, saturday afternoon, right?

My husband left the lawn mower in the drive-way.

Weapon was a black raven, full-bellied gun.

Yeah. Found it in a field,

no prints. Hello... detective,

are you listening to me? Yeah, um, sorry,

that was 2:00 p.m., right? Yeah.

Okay. I got this down.

You see that kid around again, just give me a buzz.

Okay.

Hi.

Nice. I don't know whether you

know this or not, but, uh, in one year, and oh,

correct that, in 49 weeks, I'm gonna retire.

And I've decided not to spend that time

bashing heads with you. Instead, I'm gonna take

advantage of your vast knowledge of homicide.

I'm putting boyer with silvera's partner, daunch.

And I'm teaming you with silvera.

You got your homicide.

What? Thanks.

Yeah, just don't hit anybody, okay?

I mean, after all, you're the one who called it a, um...

Misdemeanor murder. Misdemeanor murder.

Right, right. Just give it three days

and then into the drawer.

Hey, frankie, I guess you heard, huh?

Det. Frankie silvera: You know what, logan?

I need to cut to the chase here. I know a lot of guys don't

want to team up with a woman. I've had four partners

in the last five years. Well, there you go.

We got something in common. None of mine got shot.

You don't know what you're talking about, do you?

You're absolutely right. I don't know.

What I do know, you've been here three years and you and I have

never even had coffee together. I'm shy.

Look, I pull my own weight. All I expect out of you is

that you do the same so I can go home at night.

Are you done? Yeah.

I don't care who I'm teamed with, man, woman,

zebra, grasshopper. I just want to close this case.

Okay? Sure.

Missing persons turn up anything?

Nope. Check out the body?

Not yet. Spent all day looking for it.

Staten island m.e.'s out sick. So, 20 phone calls later,

I find out the body's in transit to the m.e.'s office

in manhattan. You got a problem

with manhattan? Why would I?

It's just that we could be spendin' a lot of time there.

How you figure? Harbor said the body

probably went in the water off manhattan.

Wait a minute, I read your dd5.

You said, harbor said it went in off of new dorp.

I lied. Excuse me?

I lied. I didn't want manhattan

to get the case. You got a problem with that?

You know what, logan, I got a problem sittin'

in traffic tryin' to get home to my kid.

Other than that, I don't have any problems.

Dr. elizabeth rodgers: Incised wounds from

here to here. Both of them must have bled

out at the scene. Both?

Fetus, twelve weeks. Knife wounds are concentrated

at and around the womb. Could be the killer

knew she was pregnant. Hell of a way

to get an abortion. Best guess cinderella,

was dead by midnight. Scan,

valium, zoloft. Traces of heroine, cocaine,

not to mention the little critter swimmin' around in her.

Hepatitis b, syphilis, hiv. Ever tell you,

photography's my hobby? I specialize in dead nudes.

You're very good.

Hey, guys. I got a storage problem.

Another week and she's out of here in a box.

Yeah, I know her. Yeah?

Yeah. She looks dead.

She is. That's jasmine,

her stage name. What's her real name?

I don't know... we only worked together a few times,

lesbian show downstairs. Never socialized outside

of work. What happened to her?

Pissed somebody off. Hey, when was the last time

you saw her? We got busted together last

february, valentine's day. Ain't love grand, baby?

All right. We got a date, february 14th.

That narrows it down. Let's check vice enforcement,

prostitution bust, front bust... the whole bit.

Hey, hey, hey... not tonight. It's quittin' time, logan.

I got a babysitter at home rackin' up six bucks an hour.

What about your husband? What about him?

Well, let him do it. I'm separated.

Oh... what's the matter, he couldn't take the hours?

He said I cared more about the dead than the living.

Well, there you go. We got something else in common.

Yeah... you don't have a kid. See you in the morning.

Every feb. 14 lieutenant gets crazy,

'cause he doesn't have a date. So, I send the guys out

to find some prospects. We just check their ids,

give 'em dust tickets and release them.

No polaroids? Hey, it's valentine's day.

You don't want to bust their balls.

She one of 'em? Sorry... the guys

brought in what? Like 30, 40 proses that day.

All right... let's print up the list of dust tickets.

We're gonna check the names and see if they've got

other prostitution arrests. Her street name was jasmine.

Now, does that ring a bell? Jasmine, yeah, so do

buttercup and pussy willow,

number 22. Det. Silvera: Is not her.

Det. Logan: Keep going. Hold that... hold that.

That's our girl. Suzanne taylor.

678 west 43rd street.

Looks like home, huh?

Hey, she a dancer? With or without clothes.

Look at that. Dance theater of harlem.

And good.

Sorry to bother you. You know this girl?

Yeah, sure. She's over there.

Miss taylor, I wanna prepare you for what

you're about to see. It could be, you know,

difficult. So, if you wanna contact

anybody, you want us to contact anybody?

Georgeanne taylor: I'm all right... I'm okay.

Doctor rodgers, this is georgeanne taylor.

That's my sister.

At first, we got work, you know, as a novelty twins

in a chorus line. And then suzanne started

getting work on her own. She was a better dancer than me.

One day, last summer, she came to my house, high.

We swore we would never do drugs.

You know dancers, our bodies are temples.

Uh, she had been working in a new musical, but they

had fired her because she missed curtain twice in a week.

And then, that's when she started dancing

at this topless bar. Do you remember

the name of the place? No.

She ever mention a boyfriend? Anybody that she had a

standard relationship with? No, she... there were always

guys around suzanne. Lots of guys.

No one guy more than others? Nobody she talked about?

Uh, no, no... why? Your sister was

twelve weeks pregnant.

The last time that I saw her, I was at this place she used to

always call the meat district, um, hectors.

And um, there was a guy there with her, um,

you know, actin' like he owned her or something.

Did you get a look at him? Was he black, was he white,

hispanic, you know? He was black.

Um, everybody knew him. What'd they call him?

Kingston.

Hey. What up, king?

Yeah! Kingston.

Seymour 'kingston' stockton: What's up, bitch?

You lost your damn mind? What you think,

you're takin' a coffee break? Kingston, you hurt me.

You a secretary now? Kingston, step back.

I wanna talk to you. Step back from the girl.

Let's take a walk. Hey.

What you do around here? They stop sellin' doughnuts

in your precinct? I heard the doughnuts

here were better. You heard wrong.

They don't sell doughnuts and they don't serve cops.

You know, smoking in restaurants is illegal.

You know that, don't you? That's a cohiba, man.

That's $30 a stick. Yeah, but if you're smokin'

it, gotta be counterfeit. Come on, man.

Just keep doin' what you're doin'.

Kingston, you remember jasmine, don't ya?

Yeah, what about it? She's very dead.

What... so, I killed her? It's some black thing?

I don't know, could be. I mean, I got nobody

else to hang it on. Might as well

hang it on you, right? Just you get out

of my face, cracker. Cracker... oh, that's right.

I'm a racist cop and you're a pimp.

Let's play this game. I'm gonna ask you

some questions, you're gonna deny everything,

I'm gonna tough on ya. Then, we're gonna play

our game some more... Look... the ho turned

some tricks for me, okay? I heard she worked

at some strip bars. That's where you get

your girls, isn't it? Excuse me.

Illegal search. That's right, illegal search.

Stockton, seymour... seymour. So, where's she dance, seymour?

Might as well tell me, I'm gonna find out eventually.

The cat walk. Can I have my wallet, man?

Cat walk. Well, well, well.

No, wait. I'm not talking to you

no more till I get my lawyer, okay... hey.

Oh, are we back to our little drama?

Now, I'm gonna ask you, do you got something to hide?

And I'm gonna tell you, I have nothing to hide

and you got nothing on me. Yeah, but you will

come talk to me or I'm gonna shut you down.

I'm gonna put a cop on every one of those corners,

every morning, every day, every night, all day, every day.

Whatever. Seymour, believe me,

I'll do it. You're barkin' up

the wrong tree, anyway. Man, I ain't no killer,

I'm a lover, man. And I'm just gettin'

my pay for it. Okay, then, you come

talk to me, tomorrow night, 9 o'clock, super fly.

You be there, because until I find somebody else to,

uh, hang this on, you're number one on my hit parade.

Why you always sweatin' a brother, man?

They hook you up, man... the trick is on the 9:00 to 5:00.

This is pimpin', for life, foo. Get to work, man!

Man, that feels all wrong to me.

I mean, he marches in the first place we look for him,

smacks a prostitute. That's an awful high profile for

a guy that just gutted somebody. Girl worked at the cat walk?

Yeah. Let's check it out.

What, you don't like their breasts?

It's happy hour. The place will be jammed.

You know the place? I know the cat walk.

I bet you do. It's in the 2-7,

my old precinct.

So, who am I dancing for? Hey, frankie,

you want a lap dance? My treat.

Oh, sure, if you're buyin'. Go get her, tiger.

So, you guys narcs... vice? Cops love this place.

New york cops and we love this place, don't we, frankie?

Oh, I... hey, hey, hey, hey... you know what?

Why don't you have a seat? Put those away.

She's just gettin' started. Pack it in.

Sit down. You know a girl used to work

here, called herself jasmine? Jasmine... sure.

Well, fill us in. Nice girl, you know.

She always attracted the creeps. She attract a creep

named kingston? How'd you know?

Kingston always had a couple of grams on him.

That's how he turned the girls out.

Made 'em whores, hookers, crack whores.

So, what's up with jasmine? She's not working for

kingston again, is she? No, no, actually, she's dead.

Look, my friend, she's not dancing.

Let her go or you're takin' up her time.

Well, well, we paid for her time.

Well, your time is up. Well, says who?

Says me. You know, you-you just pushed

a new york city detective, jerk off.

Now, we want to talk

gianni, we got a couple of cops.

Det. Logan: Detective mike logan...

This is my partner... Gianni uzielli:

Frankie silvera. Thank you.

Can't believe it. We used to go to school

together on staten island. I used to feel her up

when we was kids. Now, you're a cop.

Unbelievable. Det. Silvera: Yeah, well,

you know, gianni, crap like you is why I became a cop.

Yeah? Mm-hmm.

Well, when you get tired of playin' cop,

maybe you wanna dance. Give me a call.

I dance in here, it'll be on your head.

Don't come into my place makin' trouble.

Oh, there's no trouble. We're just talkin'

to one of your girls. They talk?

Did you know these girls could talk?

Yeah, this one called herself jasmine.

Jasmine? Did you know these

girls have names? We just call 'em pig one,

pig two, pig three. Pig four, you know her?

Pigs are pigs. They all look the same.

What's different about this one? She's dead.

A dead pig. I call that pork.

Now, this, this I call "u.s.d.a. prime."

Hey, gianni, who's squealin' now?

It's private property. You come back here,

you need a warrant. Okay.

That's the son of giancarlo uzielli?

No wonder the mob's in trouble. Cops come in

from staten island. Forget about it.

You ought to be taught some manners.

Well, what's his name, logan? Capt. Donald cragen: Now,

imagine my surprise, I come in this morning

and that's what I hear. And I'm thinking logan?

Now, that can't be mike logan, can it?

And then I remember all those years that you made me

nuts in the head and I'm thinking to myself,

of course it is. What can I tell ya?

I'm working a homicide. Really, only one?

See, 'cause I'm tryin' to nail old man uzielli

on 15 counts of murder. It took me six months to get

a discreet bug in there, mike. Took you six minutes

to silence it. The old man's been doin'

a lot of his manhattan business in the club lately,

but after your little lap dance with gianni,

maybe he stays away. Well, I mean, that's

your department, not mine. Look, I'm not talking

to you as a cop right now. As your buddy,

I'm telling you to maybe not do your job so well.

You know what I'm saying? What are you saying?

I'm saying that you're not seeing the whole picture.

Yeah, I am, wise guy, so what?

There's more to it! There's something else!

Speak english, donny.

Shouldn't be no cops comin' in here.

Your father pays good money for privacy.

My father? Forget my father, he's lost it!

All he wants to do is sit around in the mausoleum he

lives in and go bowlin'. Hey, I'll handle this.

We own a cop, right. Well, if he doesn't keep

that pig from staten island out of here, we're gonna own

a dead cop, you understand me? There's a fox

in the hen house. And now internal affairs

is all over me. Which hen house

are you talking about? Where's cat walk?

When the 2-7 was mine, it was clean.

Who is he? I don't know.

All I got on the tape are references to the cop,

but the cop in the 2-7 fixes stuff like that.

Whoever he is, he's sleepin' with the uzielli's.

I tell you, the last thing I wanna do is go back to

my own house, bust a cop. Hell, I was half tempted

to lose the tape. Well, unless he's got

something to do with my case, a dirty cop's none

of my business. Dirty cop is like a skunk,

you get too close, you start to smell.

You keep pokin' at gianni uzielli and

you're gonna come up with an awful bad odor.

That's a chance I'm gonna have to take.

Mike, remember, serpico got shot in the face.

That the stuff from the girl's apartment?

Yeah, crime scene unit just dropped it off.

Nothin' but junk. They always have a bible,

these girls. And a little crucifix.

C.s.u. checked the place. There's no sign of blood.

So, she wasn't killed there. And our man kingston stopped in,

seymour horacio, promotin' prostitution,

assault and battery, possession of narcotics,

blah, blah, blah, but he seems to be a creature of habit.

Busted about a dozen times at some hotel called the keller.

The keller? I know the keller.

Yeah... let me guess, the 2-7?

I um, I spoke to georgeanne taylor.

She's willin' to look at mug shots... said she'd seen

a couple of her sister's dates. So, guess the 2-7's as good

a place as any to look at mugs. Ready for a reunion?

Det. Lennie briscoe: Mike! How you doin'?

How are they treatin' you in the lesser antilles?

Oh, all that sunshine, the sea air, the green grass,

you know. Mike logan, say hi to

my partner rey curtis. Rey, how are you?

Det. Rey curtis: Mike, heard a lot about ya.

Oh, yeah? Well, I guess meetin'

ex-partners is a little like meetin' ex-wives.

Actually, he likes you better than his ex-wife.

Well, yeah, you don't cost me any money.

So, to what do we owe the honor of this visit?

Business or pleasure? Floater.

Profile hits a hooker. Profaci, look who's here.

Hey, tony. Tony profaci: Hey, mikey.

How are ya? How you doin' buddy?

What's happenin'? Wait a minute, look at this.

Look at this. Hey, hey, hey, come on.

Shirley loves it. You're supposed to be

gettin' her to look like that. Yeah, well, we're gonna keep

tryin' till we get it right. Hey, say hello to my

partner, sammy kurtz. Sammy, how are you?

Heard you have a hell of a right cross, bud.

Oh, take a look at these. Det. Sammy kurtz: Wow!

Slice and dice. Yeah... get this.

She had no hands. How do you cuff

a handless hooker? How much for a wrist job.

Taylor: This is funny to you?

That's my sister you're talking about.

This is funny to you?

Yikes. Miss taylor!

Miss taylor, wait a second. Miss taylor, I'm

sorry about that. Is that how you're gonna

find suzanne's killer? No, I...

You know, making jokes. I'm sorry.

Are you really that insensitive, hmm?

I need your help.

Please, come on back inside. I need your help on this.

How about these guys? Anything?

Let me ask you to look at this photo again, right here.

Take a look at that.

Nothin'?

Okay, I'm gonna give you my card.

And, uh, I'm gonna put all my numbers on here.

If you get a thought or a question you wanna... give me

a call about, just, you know. Nothin's gonna

happen, though. Tell me the truth.

What do you mean? I mean, she's a dead hooker.

What I'm saying is, she's a dead, black hooker.

How's she doin'? You calm her down?

She'll be all right.

I miss the action, you know? Oh, come on.

It can't be all that bad. What, are you kidding me?

I'm chasing down stolen lawn mowers.

I'm going out of my mind. It. Anita van buren:

Hey, logan. Lieutenant.

What the hell you doin' here? Oh, yeah, like you didn't

hear they transferred him back to the 2-7... gotcha.

Oh, lieutenant, chief o'brien on the horn.

Thanks. Make sure you stop by my office.

We'll reminisce. Det. Tony profaci: Frankie

was just tellin' us about staten island.

Sounds like a nice place to retire.

Oh, he's just jealous 'cause we figured out how

to keep the crime rate down. We send all our perps

to manhattan. Well, that's only fair.

We send you our garbage. So, uh, the girl

worked at the cat walk? Yeah.

Mikey, you should have called us last night, brother.

Me and profaci, we've been watching the place.

Prostitution, gambling, and whatnot.

Yeah, what do you got so far on this, anyway?

Believe it or not, all I got is a pimp

named seymour stockton. Oh, yeah, kingston.

Yeah, he works out of the keller.

Yeah, I know kingston. Why are you looking at him?

He's all I got. Anybody here named logan?

Mike logan? How soon they forget, huh?

Yeah, that's me. Your warrant's ready.

Thank you, sir. Got an hour?

Why don't you come down to the keller with me.

Hooker heaven? Yeah, why not.

Come on, moe, let's make it a party.

Rey, you wanna take a trip? > nah, why don't you spend

some quality time with your ex?

What... what happened? Det. Logan: We're here for

the detectives convention. Know her?

No. You know what this is?

You understand that? It's a search warrant.

I still don't know her. Det. Briscoe: Ah, gee,

too bad he doesn't know her. Now, we're gonna have to

search every room in the joint. That could take all night.

Det. Kurtz: All night, at our age, it could take all week.

Jasmine. Why she look like

that in the picture? Probably because she's dead.

Who works nights? Aw, jeez... I do.

Pullin' double shifts. Why do you think I

was sleeping here. You know, they got me

working seven days a week. Stop... sunday night,

was she here? Yeah, sunday.

Det. Silvera: What about this gentlemen?

Kingston, he's here all the time.

Sunday night? Yeah, he could have been

here sunday night. I don't remember.

Hey, hey, hey, come on, come on.

Get with it. We're having an

investigation here. Now, jasmine rented

a room, right? What number?

Twenty-five. Get the key.

I don't know. Looks awfully pristine

to me, mikey. I usually like

my crime scenes with a little blood.

Yeah, it helps to have at least one body around.

I'll cal c.s.u. when's the last time you

saw a phone in a whore house?

Jessica reed: What's it been, four days?

Yeah. So, hell, I can get you

prints, but in a room they rent by the hour,

any trace evidence is gonna be contaminated.

Well, do what you can, reed. You're the expert.

Remember that song, must have been the

wrong place, wrong time. I think you're there, kevin.

He's always in the wrong place at the wrong time,

aren't you, mikey, huh? Listen, I gotta

get back to work. Okay, come on,

let's get the bag.

Hey, hey, hey, hey. Take it easy.

You guys are supposed to be forensics, not housekeeping.

Are you seeing what I see? What, a mattress?

A new mattress. A new mattress in

a dump like this.

I'm looking for a mattress.

Look, honey, room.

No, no, no... don't worry. Was she working here

sunday night? No, consuela is the day maid.

Maritza is the night maid. Maritza, you got a last name?

Flores. Got an address?

Yeah, the plaza. All right, look,

is miss flores gonna be here tonight?

Can I find her here tonight? I haven't seen her

for a couple of nights. Usually that means they

went back to wherever they came from.

Okay, but she is the one that removed the mattress.

That's what you're tellin' me right now, right?

Oh, maritza was here sunday night, but consuela

took out the mattress monday morning.

You're killing me. All right, honey.

Hold on. Listen to me.

You know, you sleep on it!

Mattress.

Yeah. It's out back.

.

Turn it over.

Welcome to the crime scene. A rush job on prints

is usually the next day. I just got the damn mattress

three hours ago. This is ridiculous.

What have you got so far? Well, that you guys need

to be more careful. I got elimination prints

from that room up the kazoo. Your prints, logan,

were all over the place. I got silvera, kurtz,

profaci, briscoe. What's you guys do?

Run around touchin' the walls? Now, if you want felons,

I matched eleven prints already and I still haven't

finished scannin' 'em all in. I even took prints off

that mattress, with an.

That stuff ever work? Well, sometimes it does,

and sometimes it doesn't. This time I got lucky.

So, what I came up with, after all my hard work,

was you guys. Why the hell can't you people

learn how to handle evidence? Well, jeez, reed,

thanks for the lecture, but the prints that I gave you,

seymour stockton, did you get a match on him?

Well, I can't tell you when exactly, but at some

point seymour stockton was definitely in room 25

at the keller hotel. Thank you, reed.

Thanks, reed.

You think kingston keeps his appointments?

He's gotta know he's a suspect. He's guilty, he'll

show up to look innocent. If he's innocent he'll show up

to keep from looking guilty. How's that sound?

Genius. What the hell is this?

Giorgio, long time no see. Det. Jerry giorgio: Logan,

I heard they shipped you to staten island.

What's up? We're lookin' for somebody.

I hope it wasn't him. Nope... what happened?

He shot him. Detective phil garber,

undercover night guy. Hey, phil... how are you?

How you doing? Phil garber: How's it going?

What's his story? Bill and I had a cup of

coffee and this mutt walks in carrying a gym bag, takes

out a bowling pin, starts to beat the crap out of this guy.

So, I i.d. myself, he pulls out a cannon, I got no choice

but to take him out. You ask me, the guy

never meant to kill him. Well, he just came

to deliver a message. Who uses a bowlin' pin

to whack somebody? Oh, man.

It's kingston. So what do you think?

Is that a strike or a spare?

It. Stolper: Well, the body may have washed up here,

but, uh, if the crime scene is the keller hotel,

as far as I'm concerned, it's a manhattan case.

If there's any case at all. Your guy's dead.

Fortunately it's found in the 3-5, so you can't lay

claim to that homicide. Bowling pin?

I'm not so sure he was my guy.

Not so sure? No.

Well, he was known to be violent.

He was the girls pimp and uh, he was linked to the scene.

What, uh, what more do you want? Yeah, well, what if the

homicides are connected? Logan, not

your concern anymore. I don't think kingston

killer the girl. Oh, you too, now.

What is it, contagious? Look, get everything together

and give it to the 2-7, all right?

Jeez.

They never have any towels in those things.

Where's jamie? Burn out another assistant?

Look, I need to stay on this case.

Jack mccoy: Well, I'd say a task force isn't warranted

in the case you described to me over the phone.

Well, then, I'd have to say you don't understand

the nature of investigation. You try to annoy people

or does it just come naturally? > It's a gift.

Setting up a task force ties up two precincts.

To tie up two precincts in a homicide investigation

involving the murder of a prostitute...

Oh, I see... so one life is worth more than another,

huh, counselor? Don't try to tell me that

I'm laboring under some kind of moral dichotomy here.

You have an agenda, detective. Don't think I don't know it.

I'll let you know in a couple of days, but whatever

the decision is, it'll be what's best for the people

of new york. Not what's best for mike logan.

Taylor: Hello? Hello, miss taylor?

Yes. It's detective mike logan.

Oh, hello, detective. I just thought I'd check

and see how you're doin'? Oh, thank you.

I'm fine. Okay... uh, well, if you don't

mind I'd like to call you in a couple days and make

sure you're all right.

Well, I'd like that.

Okay.

It. Stolper: Logan.

Sit down. I thought I told you to hand

this garbage case over to 2-7, right?

Why am I even hearing about a task force?

Det. Logan: Look, I caught the case.

I gotta see it through. Wait a minute, let's

don't rewrite history, okay? I gave you the case.

Yeah, I know and I appreciate it.

You think I wanna piss you off? Are you kidding me?

You piss people off just saying good morning.

We had a perfect opportunity to throw this turkey

back across the harbor, where it belongs.

Let them close it out. The case is still wide open.

Iogan, look, the pimp killed the girl and he's dead.

It is over. Don't you get it?

Look, I don't know who killed that girl.

All I'm asking you is just to let me keep diggin'

till I do know. Let you keep digging?

You gotta keep digging. You know why?

Because you didn't turn it over to the 2-7.

That's the problem. And that's why you piss me off.

Det. Silvera: Yeah, right, thanks.

Get a load of this. That was georgeanne.

Pimp's dead killer, one sunny tendato russo,

burglary, gun possession, and a stint for attempted murder.

Nice resume. And he's a made guy,

uzielli family. I'm tellin you, this thing

connects to the uzielli's, it could be huge.

You know the old man? Don?

Yeah, I know him, why?

Don giancarlo uzielli: Frankie silvera.

You grew up nice. Mr. uzielli, this is

my partner, detective logan. How you doin'?

You missin' one of your balls? Excuse me?

Oh, an associate of yours, sunny russo, he left

a bowling ball in a diner. You know anything about that?

Jerry kleinert: No. Who might you be?

I'm jerry kleinert, mr. Uzielli's attorney.

In the future, if you'd like to speak to mr. Uzielli,

I appreciate if you call me first, huh?

I've known mr. Uzielli for most of my life.

I can call him whenever I want. What's this all about?

A homicide, dead girl. Our prime suspect was beaten

to death with a bowling pin, very strange.

So, what's the problem, frankie?

He got what he deserved. Maybe he wasn't our guy.

Mr. uzielli, sunny russo is

now, we all know what an honest business man you are.

What can I do? Construction, waste removal,

trucking, sometimes dishonest people get

involved in these ventures, just like in your business.

Yeah, but you see, it's not business, it's personal.

So, what's with the sister? I feel sorry for her,

that's all. And that makes it personal?

Yeah, what can I tell you, frankie?

You can tell me you know what you're doing.

Reed: Prints from the hotel. Every smudgy one of 'em.

You sure about this? What?

Gianni uzielli was in the room?

I can guarantee his hands were.

It's all right, we can count.

So, chad.

Put your hands on the table where I can see 'em.

Both of 'em, both your hands. Now, stand up.

Gianni: I can't. Why not?

Uh, okay, honey, you can go, now.

Zip up, genius. She was just

checkin' my inseam. While you're at it,

wipe that powder off your nose. This is private property.

What's your problem? I came by to give you

a ride home to staten island. Really, what for?

Lewd behavior, soliciting a prostitute, possession,

you name it. Kiss my ass.

Hey, hey! Get off me!

Get your hands off of me! Let go of me!

Punk!

You ain't got nothin' on me, you hear me?

Nothin'... you see this? It's a family run business.

Get the cuffs off, ya punk! Det. Kurtz: Hey, hey, hey.

Hey, come here. Come here, come here, come here.

Drivin' along and hearing the.

Mike, what the hell is going on? What do you mean?

I told you, we got an investigation goin' on

in this place. Yeah, well, I got

an investigation, too. Hey, you're messing up

my thing, moe. Hey, sammy, this is my thing.

Not your thing. Yeah... okay, fine.

You do what you gotta do. My client's seamstress

just happened to be taking a measurement when you came in.

That's good. What was it you think

you saw, detective? What a load of crap.

This is harassment. Why don't you get my old man

down here with some bail money? Even if you

did see something, the warrant's defective.

Private office isn't part of the club, it isn't even

mentioned in the warrant. Ergo, you had

no right to be there. So, legally the cocaine

was invisible. All right.

Let's forget the whole thing, but, uh, let's talk

about suzanne taylor. Who's suzanne taylor?

She was a young woman, who was butchered in room 25

of the keller hotel and your clients prints were

all over the room. He's got nothing, jerry.

He's just a punk cop lookin' for overtime, you got me?

Shut up... shut up. Detective, my client is

going through a nasty divorce. He's a lonely man,

he uses the hotel for an occasional liaison.

I'm sure that if you took the trouble to check all the

other rooms, you'd find his fingerprints in there as well.

The other rooms didn't have any dead women in 'em.

All right, let's quit playing games.

You don't have enough to charge my client with

anything other than what you think you saw at the club.

You're right. He can go.

If you had a good time with her, I hope you used a condom.

That's a bizarre comment, detective.

Well, you see, my victim had syphilis

and she was hiv positive. In this day and age,

you gotta have safe sex.

Det. Briscoe: Hey, mike, we're right over there.

I'll be with you in a minute. The future mrs. Briscoe?

Future ex-mrs. Briscoe. Hey, mike, over here, moe.

Did you get my message? Yeah... look, man,

I didn't mean to crowd ya. Forget about it, brother.

Water under the bridge. Let it slide.

All right. Hey, sam,

you got a phone call. Yeah, right.

Get my friend here a drink. Shut him off.

Let me get a vodka on the rocks.

Make it a double, okay? Double?

So, uh, you come here often, profaci?

Det. Profaci: No. Couple of times with, sammy.

This is sammy's place. I don't come here.

Oh, yeah? Tell you, this case

is driving me crazy. Crazy, I got nothing.

That other homicide, you and sammy were working, right?

Yeah, we're on the four to one.

Hear any whispers... any? Nah, not too quiet.

It was so quiet, sammy left around midnight.

I think he got a call from one of his bimbos.

Hmm? Yeah, cover for him,

he covers for me. You know how it is, huh?

Yeah, I know.

Did you get her number? She had my number.

That's some suit sammy's got on.

What is that, an armani?

Nah, custom-made. He always was a dresser.

Taylor: Hello? Det. Logan: Hey, it's mike.

Oh, hi. It's not too late, is it?

Well, I usually stay up past 9:30.

Listen, you ever been on the staten island ferry?

It's kind of like the poor man's q.e.2.

Here's the poor man's champagne.

Cheers. Don't tell anybody,

we're breaking the law.

I guess all we need now is a full moon.

Will you show me where you found her?

Out toward the bridge. You can't see it.

Pretty far out there.

Georgeanne, don't look at the water.

Come on. Don't look at the water.

Don't... don't.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

How you doin', champ? Let me get a coffee.

Not too dark, not too light, okay?

You got it. Do you got soda bread today?

Yep. Here you go.

Get down... get down!

You think you were

the intended vic? I don't know.

You think the shooter didn't like his bagel?

Had to be me. Maybe somebody

just got parole. Pull your record up at 2-7,

check any perps who may have a grudge.

Okay. Do you uh, have an

active investigation? Yeah.

Copy me on that case, will ya?

You got it. Thanks.

Thanks, fellas. Capt. Cragen: Boy, old man

uzielli can sanction a hit. No way he's gonna whack a cop.

What about gianni? My instincts tell me

he's crazy enough to take a shot at a cop.

Oh, yeah. He's crazy enough, all right.

You should hear the way his own people talk about him.

Real loose cannon, out of control.

Hell, he's an organized crime version of you.

Couple of months ago state troopers picked

him up on a d.w.i. turns out, he wasn't drunk,

but his heart was pumpin' more drugs than a pharmacy.

When they brought him before the judge the guy

went ballistic. Took five court officers

to restrain him. Judge ordered him

locked up in belleview for mental observation.

No surprises there, huh? Psychotic, violent tendencies.

This is not the most stable of wise guys, mike.

Let me set you up with task force protection, all right?

They'd get in my way.

What'd you always used to tell me, donny?

Somebody really wants to kill you, nobody can stop 'em.

Gianni: You're a bitch. I never should have married you!

Gina uzielli: You pig! Get out of here!

Hey, hey, hey, hey! Get off of me!

Hey, hey, hey! Are you cops?

See what she's doin'? Det. Silvera: Yeah.

Yeah, great. Well, arrest this bastard.

Yeah, all right... calm down. Gianni, you got a minute?

What? Just a few questions.

Are you crazy? You're trespassin'.

This is private property. You know, somebody

took a pop at me today. Yeah, too bad they missed.

I want a restraining order against this animal.

Shut up, you. I said I want him arrested.

I said, shut up! I want him dead!

Take it easy... take it easy. Maybe you ought to come

down to the precinct, huh? Talk to my lawyer.

You know what he did? The son of a bitch

gave me syphilis! Told you you should have

worn a condom. All right you, bastard,

just drive away. You can't look at me?

Well, I can't look at you. Keep going... keep going!

It. Stolper: What's the matter with you?

We got nothing on uzielli. You went to his house?

I got his prints at the murder scene.

How many other prints you find there, a thousand?

You go to anybody else's house? Nope.

Good, very good. Good thinking.

Lieutenant, the girl did work at uzielli's club.

Not to mention he's a permanent fixture

at the keller hotel. So what?

You don't understand, the pimp, the girl, uzielli

all have one thing in common, it's called the sex business.

Anybody in that racket goes in and out of that sex club

and the hotel. Connecting uzielli

with a sleazy hotel, that's like connecting you

with an irish pub. Don't mean you killed

a bar maid. Stolper.

Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah... right... hold on.

This is jerry kleinert, uzielli's attorney, two

to one harassment charges. Wants to talk to you.

You, I thought you had more sense.

Iogan... I'm listening.

Where... we'll be there in an hour.

Uzielli wants a meeting. Senior, not junior.

Then you go wired. He offers you a bribe,

I want it in full stereo. Mr. uzielli, what did

you want to see us about?

Don giancarlo: I want to help my boy anyway I can.

So, what are you saying? What any father would say,

that's all. You know, someone took

a shot at me this morning. You wouldn't happen to know

anything about that, would you? Why do you ask me?

Allegedly, you're a god father, right?

I am a godfather. I've got godchildren

in all five boroughs. There are rules, detective.

I don't break them. If my boy-if my boy kills

a whore, it's unfortunate. A terrible tragedy for

her family, but if my boy takes a shot at a cop,

that's a tragedy for my family. I just wanted to assure you

that if there has been some problem in the past,

it won't happen again. You have my word.

Could it get any louder in here?

No wonder he works out of a bowling alley.

Not that he said a damn thing worth recording anyway.

Although he did admit he was a godfather.

Yeah. Mike.

What?

Det. Logan: I don't know who the dirty cop is and I don't

know if he has anything to do with our case,

but whoever he is, he's in my old precinct.

I might even know the guy. Look, I just thought

you needed to know this, 'cause we're in this together.

Det. Silvera: Yeah, thanks. Wow, this is great.

Well, at least you're not doing the sister.

Enough, wait. Are you gonna-are you

gonna wear a leotard? Taylor: Why don't you come

to the theatre and find out? Well, wait, I live

for the dance, baby. I mean, but what I wanna

know is-what I wanna know is what are we gonna

do after the dance? Know what I mean?

Let's get out of here. Let's go.

Listen, I want to tell you something.

I don't want you to worry about anything, all right?

I don't. 'cause I'm gettin' this guy.

Come here. I'm gettin' this guy.

I'm gonna get him. I am this close to gettin' him.

You know what? When I get this guy, when I

get this case, front page of the new york times, daily news,

new york post, and I'm back. I'm gonna be back in manhattan.

So... what... what? Is that what this is all about?

Getting back to manhattan? Well, no.

No, that's not what it's all about.

What do you mean? I'm talking about the case.

You know, if I get the case done...

I made a huge mistake. Don't take it like that.

That's not what I... if I get this case and it goes the way

I think it's gonna go... I've made a huge mistake.

Georgeanne, I'm not... I did not mean it like that.

Georgeanne! Please, just let me go home.

Wait a minute.

Maritza!

Maritza: No! Maritza... maritza,

it's all right. No, no, no!

There's a fox in the hen house.

Which hen house you talking about?

Where's cat walk? Hey, you're messin' up

my thing, moe. Profaci: It was so quiet,

sammy left around midnight. I usually like

my crime scenes with a little blood.

Yeah, I cover for him, he covers for me.

You know how it is, huh? Remember that song: "must

"have been in the wrong place "at the wrong time."

Why are we pointing guns at each other?

I don't know. Why are we?

Ah.

Jeez, I saw the door open, I heard a noise in the room.

You're out late, aren't you? What couldn't wait till morning?

I was just gonna ask you the same thing.

This is my tour, four to one. One thirty.

Yeah, I guess it is, yeah. Well, I stopped by the hotel.

Talk to one of my snitches. I thought she might know

something about your homicide. Did she?

No, she was in lockup that night.

I'm just wonderin' why the sudden interest in my case.

Just tryin' to help a brother.

'Kay, sammy. Do you mind if I run

something by you, then? Shoot... hey,

I don't mean that literally.

You ever been in this room prior to the day

we were all here? This room?

No, no, no. Not this room... no, why?

Well, it's just they found your prints in here.

Your prints found as well? Yeah.

Iennie's, profaci's, your partner's prints?

Yeah. So, what's the problem?

You left around 5:15, wasn't it?

Yeah, five, 5:15, something like that.

Me, briscoe, profaci, we drove back to the house.

Where's this goin'? No, I'm-i'm just running

the scene through my head. You know how that is.

Yeah, I know how it is.

Hey, mike! What are you doing here?

Listen, listen, I need some help one something.

What's happenin'? You got a minute?

Yeah, yeah... come on in. Come on in... shirley!

Shirley profaci: Hi, jeez, I haven't seen you since...

Well, three years ago fourth of july.

Yeah, I've been over seas. You look great, kid.

Oh, mike. Yeah, she does, doesn't she?

Oh, yeah. Yeah.

You see the glow? Yeah.

Do you see the glow? Guess what we found out

last night, huh? You're pregnant.

Yeah. Can I?

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh, yeah.

Is it gonna kick? No, mike, they don't

kick at five weeks. Did he do that to you?

Hmm, now, get out of my kitchen.

Go in there... I'll bring you some coffee.

Go on. Thanks, honey.

Congratulations. Thanks, man, thanks.

Is everything all right? Yeah, everything's good.

Sit down. Listen, you remember

the night we were having dinner at that joint?

I wanted to check something out with you.

Remember you told me that sammy got a call around midnight,

sunday before last? Yeah?

You sure it was midnight. What do you ask me this for?

Well, I just need to know. Yeah, well, I was wrong.

I was with sammy until one. Come on, man.

You told me, I was right there, you said midnight, I remember.

Hey, I was with my partner until one that night.

What are you being like this for?

Being like what? I must have been thinking

about some other night, that's all.

All right, look, I gotta tell you the truth.

I have got some very serious doubts about sammy kurtz.

I don't want to hear it. You don't want to hear it?

I don't want to hear it. Do you know that

someone took a shot at me? Glad you're okay, but it's

got nothing to do with sammy.

You investigating cops now, mike?

The blue wall stops at homicide.

I gotta go.

Det. Briscoe: Bring me up here for the view?

I've seen it. Det. Logan: There's

something you need to know and it stays between us.

Cross my heart and hope to die.

We got a problem at the 2-7. Okay, you got me.

I had a free doughnut at the krispy kreme.

And I think it's sammy. What?

No way. I don't know how, but I think

he's connected to my case. You think?

Hey, a couple of years ago people thought that about me,

and I was guilty until I proved myself innocent.

Why all of a sudden you bustin' sammy's ass?

I'm not out to bust sammy. I'm after the killer

of suzanne taylor. Sammy gets run over,

I'm still making this case. Wherever it leads?

Wherever. You ever hear

of loyalty, mike? Loyalty... oh, oh,

let me get this right. Lennie briscoe lecturing me

on loyalty. You know, I didn't hear much

from you when I took that ride out to staten island.

Hey, you slugged the politician.

What the hell was I supposed to do?

I don't know, you tell me. What if you-you decide

to jump off a bridge I'm supposed to go in after you?

Oh, mike logan's drowning, get briscoe, the lifeguard.

Uzielli's got a cop on the payroll.

Guess who wears expensive suits? The kind that detectives

like you and me can't afford. Sammy... I go by

the keller last night. Guess who shows up

after his tour? Sammy.

The night suzanne taylor was killed, guess who

gets a call and leaves his post at midnight?

Sammy. Yeah... there's no phones

at the keller in the rooms. So, I couldn't check the

phone records, but I did check the incoming calls

to the 2-7. Guess who's cell phone number

shows up on the caller i.d. that night?

Gianni uzielli.

I mean, you tell me, lennie. Uzielli, sammy, my victim,

the pimp, the pimp's killer, why do they all seem

to be connected?

You with me on this? Do it right and I'm with ya.

You dive off a bridge, you hit the water alone.

It. Van buren: Great way to start the day.

First, I get a call from internal affairs telling me

they want to interrogate my officers.

Then, I find out you've known for months there was

a dirty cop on my watch, but you didn't tell me, you told him.

Capt. Cragen: Well, that's because...

Sammy kurtz is one of the finest officers who ever

served under me and I have not heard one thing this morning

that changes my opinion. Hey, I don't have an

opinion no sammy kurtz, I'm just working a case.

Look, you know the guy, I don't. So, could be that you're

too close to him. Maybe I have a clearer take

on him than you do. Mm-hmm.

Maybe you do, or maybe it's just that you're

still as self-obsessed as you always were.

She seems like a nice lady. I.a.b. is not going any

further with the wires. They want to start the

interrogations tomorrow. They figure they can ferret

out the cop by sweatin' the whole precinct.

I.a.b. comes in, I'm out of the picture.

Well, you say that like it's a bad thing.

Oh, come on, you don't really want to bust a cop in

your old precinct, do you? Look, if sammy kurtz is

involved in this thing, let i.a.b. do the dirty work.

Case gets solved, what difference does it make

who solves it, right? Right?

You know what it's been like for me the last three years?

Okay... now, I get it.

If I ever want to get back to manhattan, I need

to get credit on this case. I.a.b. is meetin' me

at the 2-7 tomorrow at four. They want to hit

the night guys first. I can tell 'em I can't

make it till 4:30, mike, that's the best I can do.

Thank you. Now, meanwhile, I got

a bigger pain in the ass. I still got one tap workin'

at the hunt and fish club. Now, three years of listenin'

to goomba gibberish, and last night on the wire,

I hear something that I have never ever heard before,

a sanctioned hit ordered by the old man

himself on a woman. Now, we're trying

to locate her, now. It's a maria, marissa?

Maritza flores. Oh, that's right, I forgot,

you're the physic detective. She works as a maid

at the keller hotel. She might be a witness to

the murder of suzanne taylor. Well, she's about to be

a witness to another murder, her own.

Hello, reed. Yeah, I know what time it is.

Det. Kurtz: Hold on. Profaci, you got a minute?

Why?

Come on, let's go somewhere private.

I gotta call you back.

Yeah, let's go in the back.

Det. Profaci: Private enough for you?

What's up? Det. Logan: I just left

reed over in forensics. We're looking at the prints

from the keller. Did I tell you that reed

even got the prints off the mattress my victim

was killed on? Yeah, well that reed's

a real lab rat. Yeah.

Your prints, my prints, frankie's, they were

all elimination prints. Reed wasn't too happy.

She said we should be more careful at a crime scene.

Maybe we better go back to the academy, huh?

We were all in that room together at the hotel.

So, I wasn't even thinking about elimination prints

till last night. You know, I was concentrating

on the prints that didn't belong to us.

So, then I get the elimination prints.

And there it is, name profaci, print location, mattress.

I don't follow. So, I touched a mattress.

No, you didn't, tony. Wait a minute,

you're telling me I didn't touch a mattress, huh?

You're so damn sure I didn't touch a mattress?

What, are you watching me every second?

The mattress on the bed was new.

The mattress I'm talking about, the one suzanne taylor

was murdered on, we found outside the keller

behind a dumpster.

Let me see that.

You want to tell me what your prints are doing on a mattress

we found after you left?

Internal affairs is gonna be here any minute.

They don't have a name, but they got a tape.

There's a lot of talk on that tape about a dirty cop

in the 2-7. What they don't have is

the cop's prints on a mattress.

I used to run into old man uzielli at al's clam bar.

Cops and wise guys...

all like rats in the same maze. We eat in the same restaurants.

Hang out in the same bars. Sleep with the same women.

So, one day the old man asked me to fix a

speeding ticket for gianni. Next day I get a little

envelope in the mail, no return address, 300 cash inside.

All of a sudden I'm looking out for this kid like he's

my own brother, mike. Okay... so, i.a.b.

catches your hand in the till. A lot of cops have been

caught with their hand in the till, but not a lot

of cops have been caught killing a pregnant woman.

I didn't kill her. I'm listening to you.

Gianni was always small stuff.

Until I walked in the room that night.

Kingston had brought the girl over to the hotel.

Kingston there, too? No, no, no, just gianni.

He was standing there by the bed.

He was-he was covered in blood. I says, gianni,

"what the hell you doing?" he says to me, "the bitch

"wouldn't get an abortion, "so, I gave her one."

He told me he'd kill me if I didn't help him

get rid of the body. Hey, I believed him after

what he did to the girl. Anyway, I was already

in so deep. The girl was already dead.

Gianni cut her hands off. Crazy bastard said no cops

would ever go to the trouble of i.d.ing a hooker.

I couldn't believe it when I saw the sister here.

You know, for-for a minute I thought that...

God almighty, profaci. Of all the cops I ever knew,

you're the last I figure would even take a cent.

I'm looking at sammy kurtz the whole time.

And you know me. You know I never would have

done something like that. Yes, sir, you tell me why.

Shirley and me, we wanted to have kids, but she-she

couldn't get pregnant. So, we tried the

in vitro fertilization, that's twelve g's a pop.

Insurance don't cover it. So, we had to use our savings.

The first one didn't take. You see the irony here, mike?

To get rid of a dead girl with a dead fetus when

the only thing that i... Me and shirley want...

...is a child.

Okay... without those prints worst case you do three to five.

What, suppress evidence? They're elimination prints.

Nobody would catch it.

It's over, mike. Det. Briscoe: Hey, profaci.

Hey, donny. How you doing?

Had better days. Yeah, me, too.

So, who's out there? Internal affairs

is on the way. A real parade, huh?

All for me.

Let's give him a couple of minutes, huh?

All right, outside.

I'll see you around, mikey.

Anything you want to tell us? Det. Logan: Can't think

of anything right now. Maybe you'll remember

somethin' tomorrow. Doubt it.

We'll be in touch. Area code 718.

It. Van buren: To tell you the truth, I don't know

what to say. That makes two of us.

Sorry.

Hey, watch his back.

Det. Silvera: Hey, we found maritza flores.

They're bringing her in. Yeah?

Yeah. Good, because we got

somebody to bring in, too. Right.

Let me have the keys.

Son of a bitch, that's him.

This is embarrassing. We just lost a guy

on staten island. No, you were driving.

You lost a guy on staten island. Well, I mean,

it's your island. I don't know these back roads.

You don't even know the main roads.

He was stabbing her. Even though she wasn't moving.

Tell mr. Kleinert that it's detective mike logan

and that it's very urgent. It. Stolper: Now,

the man in the room, do you see his picture

on this page? That... that's the man.

This one? Yeah, yeah, that's the man.

Hold it. You sure?

No, I'm positive. We got him?

Absolutely. Mr. kleinert, this is

detective mike logan and at this very moment I am taking

a statement from a witness who will testify that she saw your

client murder suzanne taylor. He's a very bad man.

That's correct. We'll take care of you.

Don't worry about that. That's correct.

That's what we're here for. We'll be there.

We just got an invitation to the house of don giancarlo uzielli.

Don giancarlo: It's all right, gianni.

Gianni: No. It's not all right, pop.

What are you doing? You invite a cop into

your house and you tell me I gotta talk to him.

What is this the '50s? It's the '90s.

You gotta be tough with these pigs, you understand me?

Jerry, you tell him, will ya? Hey, you, you, don't push me,

you understand... don't push me. Gianni.

What... what do you want? It had to be done.

What? What are you talking about?

What had to be done?

You senile old bastard. You rat out your own son?

Gun... hey, gun! Don't shoot... don't shoot!

Don't move! Put your hands... okay!

Come on! Put your hands... that's it.

That's it. Stay right there.

Stay right there. Come on.

It's worse than the other. Let's go.

You all right? Yeah, use your feet, man.

Come on. .

They'll sort it out. Yeah, no problem.

Taylor: Mike?

Hi.

We got the guy. I thought you'd like

to know that. I heard about it.

Turns out it was somebody she knew.

I hope this gets you back to manhattan.

Yeah, well, you never know about that kind of things.

Good-night, mike.

Good-night.

Our top story tonight, as police arrive to arrest

gianni uzielli of staten island for the stabbing death

of an exotic dancer. Uzielli shot and killed

his father, reputed mob-boss, giancarlo uzielli.

Mayor giuliani called for a probe into the botched bust,

but tempered his criticism by praising the city-wide

task force, which had been formed to handle the case

and he emphasized that an investigation of this

magnitude required the efforts of not just one police officer,

but of everyone on the department.