All language subtitles for CHiPs.S04E16.WEBRip.x264-ION10

How's your old neighborhood
look to you, Ponch?

I'm seeing a ghost
on every corner.

Is it always this quiet
early in the morning?

Yeah. You know,
the one good thing

about this assignment
is we get in

an hour of duty before
the traffic gets heavy.

Two good things.

Nothing very serious
ever happens this early.

Come on, you guys!
Move it!

'15 Mary 3 and 4, L.A.'

'A citizen reports 4-5-9 now'

'at the motorcycle showroom,
Argyle and third.'

One good thing, okay?

10-4. L.A. Mary 4 and 3
on Argyle from 20th.

Forget it.
Get on with me.

Sirens, man. Cops.
Let's go!

- Billy and Teri!
- Forget it, man. Let's roll!

Jon, we lost one.

Easy, man,
I'm a juvenile.

No rough stuff.
I'll defend myself.

One time, son. Now, put
your hands all the way up.

Put 'em up!

Turn around.

Officer Poncherello,
como estas?

- Bien.

Rivas, you see a guy on a motor?

Hey, I heard your siren.
You lost him, huh?

He turned off, Rivas.
It had to be here.

Hey, I don't know, man.
I was parking the car.

'Mary 4. Mary 3, you copy?'

10-4, Jon.
I'm in the parking lot.

'One in custody,
in the alley north of 17th.'

Stand by.

This thing's hotter
than Bo Derek's autograph.

Oh, yeah. Looks like he
dumped it and ran up the street.

You didn't see a thing?

Hey, man. You know me.
Remember?

And we don't play games
with each other, okay?

Yeah. I said,
I was parking the car.

Now, all these cars are locked.

'You wanna check?
I don't have the keys.'

Hey, Jon, I have a stolen.

Suspect is G.O.A.
I'm gonna check the streets.

'10-4, Ponch.'

Now, you stay clean, eh?

Stay behind the cars.

Out the gate at the back
to the lot. Keep going.

He's a righteous cop,
but he don't mess around.

Love you, Rivas.

He's here, you guys.
Come on.

It's about time.

I miss one day of school,
I go to slam city.

Why am I late, you ask.

Because I had to
explain to my buyer.

I promise him four bikes.
He only got two.

Is that good?
No. That is bad.

How did you get away, doll?

A friend. Rivas Sanchez.

Here's 100 apiece, now, I don't
want you to flash it around.

Ah.

Where's mine?

It's costing me your share and
Billy's to get Billy sprung.

I stuck my neck out for nothin'?

Hey, that's
kind of crummy, Andy.

Teri and Billy didn't deliver.

I buy and I sell.
No charity here.

That's part of what
I'm trying to teach.

You take or you get taken from.
You just took my money, right?

You took my money?
What if I took it from you?

Alright, so learn.

I want you to watch and learn.

Now, go to school
before your probation officer

comes after you.

And tell Rivas Sanchez
I want to see him.

I'm not gonna wait forever.

Come on, J.J.

'Car stripping,
burglary, auto theft.'

Crimes against property.

This whole area is heating up.

Now, among the allied agencies
asking for our help

is the
California Youth Authority.

Far too many juveniles involved.

Everyone on the 7 beat

be alert in case
Baker and Poncherello need help.

'Okay, Frank, Jon, see me.'

'The rest of you,
find something to do.'

That motorcycle heist..

your appearance in court
has been canceled.

He was kicked loose
to the custody of his mother

who's on welfare,
represented by a lawyer

we couldn't afford
with a government loan.

Sarge, Billy Rogers bragged
about the number of times

he'd been busted.
Shoplifting, coin boxes--

Look, I know that.
You know that.

But he's a juvenile.
No prior convictions.

The motorcycle
was recovered, so..

So, they're going to let him
practice till he gets it right.

That's terrific.

Just a minute.
Who hired the lawyer, Joe?

Look, I don't know
and you don't care.

The heck we don't.

Park and lock it.

You guys see somebody speeding?

No. Is Rivas Sanchez around?

It's personal. I'm a friend.

Friend. Sure.
Never heard of him.

Then how about
some identification?

Okay.

Rivas opens and he closes here.

'Daytimes, he's at school'

unless he's over at the center
by Saint Angela's, huh?

'That's a church.
You know what I mean?'

I know it well.

Ah. Say Hail Mary for me.

Oak Street Youth Center?

Hey, buddy, Jamie,
put the gloves on.

I'll be with you in a minute.

Yes, sir, Mr. Sanchez.

Hey, I missed you yesterday.

Mr. Harrison said
he excused you.

I said I was sick.
I was just beat, you know?

Hey, you want to do a movie
tonight? My treat. I owe you.

I can't. I got to work.

I told Mr. Macedon
you helped me.

Hey, what if I wasn't working
yesterday morning?

I mean, you'd be downtown
in the tank.

Billy's not.
He's out already.

But Billy wasn't on probation.
You are.

Hey, Andy Macedon
could handle it.

Why don't you quit him, Teri?

And do what?
Be like you?

Two part-time jobs
for 50-60 a week.

Last week I made 300 bucks.

Made it or stole it?

I got it and that's what counts.
You could, too, Rivas.

You know,
we could really have fun.

Look, Mr. Macedon
said to come see him.

He thinks you're real cool.
No jive.

Hey, Rivas.

Hey, the righteous cops
are here.

'What are you guys doing,
slumming?'

We're just kicking
around the old territory.

Somebody said you work here.

Eight hours a week.
I'm like, the boxing coach.

Rivas was a desperate criminal
when we met.

Twelve years old.

Stole some candy bars

and a bottle of aspirin
for his grandma.

And then ran right
into a rookie cop, me.

Hey, how come
we're still friends, huh?

You got me off.

You know,
you got me into boxing.

Yeah,
you straightened me out.

Yeah.

So, Rivas, take a kid who's
stealing big, say motorcycles.

He's headed for a heavy fall.

But before it's too late

somebody helps
to straighten him out.

That guy's a real friend,
wouldn't you say?

Some would say..

...rat fink.

'Yo, Rivas.'

That's my boss.
I got to go to work.

How you doing, Rivas?

I'll be right with you, guys.

Hi. I'm Josh Harrison,
project director.

- Frank Poncherello.

We just dropped in
to see Rivas.

Would that be
Officer Poncherello?

Even the good guys
can spot us down here, huh?

Rivas is the only help I have.

Don't tell me
he's in any trouble.

Oh, no, no, no.

See, cops eat cornflakes,
catch colds

and visit people,
just like human beings.

Well, I wouldn't know.
I'm not a human being.

- I'm a social worker.
- Oh, yeah.

Come on, sit down.

When does the crowd arrive?

I mean, when I was a kid,
you had to line up

to get in a place like this.

Oh, this is another world.

- No, thanks.

'That's Teri Evans,
probationer.'

'She'd be great if she cared.'

She's been ordered
in here by the court.

Just killing time.

'How many kids do you have
here that are on probation?'

Seven...and some little kids.

But the kids I want

the ones that really
need a place like this..

Well, if I could give out
with some acid rock

'a little pot,
and a few fast bucks'

I could probably give this
Macedon character a run for it.

Who?

The idol of the alleys,
Andy Macedon. The guru.

He's kind of an underworld boss
around here.

You know the type.

I know the guy.

Mr. Harrison?

Uh...about Andy Macedon,
where can I find him?

You know the Hofbrau restaurant?

Try there.

Billy Rogers?

That's me.

Come on. Sign in.

- We'll see you.
- Yeah.

Hey, Billy,
make the most of it, will you?

'That's it.
Jab. Jab. That's it.'

Now, keep your right up, okay?

Otherwise, you're
going to get eyestrain

from looking
at the ceiling, dummy.

Come on. That's it.

I swear. I'm not lying.

Jab. That's it.
Attaboy. That's it.

Keep jabbing.
Keep jabbing. Come on.

Alright, time. Time.

Go on. You guys
take a rest, huh?

It's beautiful how you handled
Rivas if he got the message.

He read me like a neon sign.

If I accused him,
I'd lose him.

And I don't want to
lose him, Jon.

Especially to Andy Macedon.

Now, you said you
grew up with Andy Macedon?

He was a couple of
years ahead of me.

He used to beat up
on me once a month

just to loosen up
his knuckles.

He was..
Hey!

Break. Break.

This is an off-duty highway
patrolman on the roll.

Any enforcement unit
in the area. Come on. Come on.

I think I see him.

Any enforcement unit,
come on. Channel 9.

Jon, guess what.

We're being pinched.

I knew you were
going to say that.

Officer, I can explain.

Yeah, I heard that
14 times today.

Oh, well, what do you know?
Comrades in arms.

Poncherello, Baker.
CHP Central.

Yeah, we were tailing
some car thieves.

You were speeding.

You know any other way
to catch a thief?

Hey, I don't go for
anyone speeding on my beat.

Been on that corner
eight minutes.

The only car
I see speeding is yours.

Come on, show me some ID.

They must have turned
the other way.

Look, it was a red
two-door Plymouth '70 to '72.

No license on
the rear plate.

You going to show me
some identification?

We showed you our badges.

You might have stole them.

You might have stole
these fancy wheels.

Yeah and if you would
have put out a call

they might have spotted
that red Plymouth.

Yeah, well,
I guess you're authentic.

Oh, yeah and we patrol a beat.
Guess where.

And keep guessing.
Better still, write me a ticket.

'I'd like to meet you
in court on this.'

Uh, Ponch, come on.

We were going to go to
Hofbrau first anyway.

Well, isn't that nice?

You find that Plymouth
in there, look me up.

I'll apologize.

Hey, punchy Poncherello.

I heard you were in
the neighborhood, you and Baker.

'You'd be Baker, right?'

Yeah, right.

I'm Andy Macedon.
Take a chair.

Billy Rogers tells me you're
a regular Wyatt Earp, Baker.

Well, now we know
who hired the lawyer.

Billy is going to own
half this town someday.

You mark my words.

'You guys hungry?'

No, thanks.

Come on, take a carrot stick.

It's good for the eyes.

Cops, they need good eyes.

So, you dropped in to see me.

Pure sentiment, right?

You know a Rivas Sanchez?

Good boy.
Takes care of his grandmother.

Yeah, he teaches boxing
at the youth center

but he can't
find any students.

Hey, boxing is out.
Karate.

Know any Karate instructors

who might be willing
to teach over there?

What about you?

'You're a black belt,
aren't you?'

I don't have the time.

'Hey, kids, take a table.'

Hey, feed those kids, huh?
Bring me the bill.

Right.

There are a lot of kids
around here.

They don't have enough to eat.

Look, Billy Rogers
knows some Karate.

You know who taught him?

Yeah, I know.
A master of the art.

A private instructor.

Not available for teaching..

...or for playing
twenty questions.

Andy, thanks for the idea.

You answered all
the important questions.

You mind telling me what idea
you thanked Andy for?

The challenge.
I'm going to whip that dude.

Wait a minute,
the guy that used to use you

for a punching bag?

No, no, no.
Not that kind of fight.

The youth center versus Macedon.

'The winner gets the kids.'

We can glamorize the place.

We'll teach Karate
and gymnastics.

Yeah, I guess more and more kids
are getting into gymnastics.

Especially girls.

And if we get girls,
we'll get boys.

Just what the doctor ordered.

Let's do it.

L.A. 15-7 Adam.
Car strippers now.

10300 block
of Lorenzo drive.

'10-4, 7 Adam.'

Billy...cops.

'Let's go.'

Hold it right there!
Freeze!

Out of the van,
one at a time.

'You first, red.'

'On the ground, face down.'

Billy!

See anyone you recognize?

No. The kid with the stick
isn't here.

I'm sure of that.

When you almost fire at a guy
you don't forget him.

Did that look like fun?

Yeah.

Well, it was. I was
showing off just a little bit.

You won't be able to do
all that stuff right away

but, then again, I couldn't do
it a few weeks ago either.

Oh! I know it looks
like work and it is.

But work makes it easy

and once it's easy,
it's fun.

So, why don't we all
come down here to the mats

and see who can do
the best somersault?

'Okay? Come on.'

'Come on. Let's give it
a shot out here.'

'Come on, girls.'

Teri, that was terrific.

Okay, guys, chess lessons
in Mr. Harrison's office.

Come on, fellas. Let's go.

I want the tough guys over
at the boxing ring. Come on.

Ping

Well, you said
if we'd get the girls

we'd get the boys.

Watch. Karate!

Yeah!

I got 'em.

- Sure.

What's the tall guy
doing here?

That's Baricza.

He was assaulted today
by a kid with a bo.

Even here, huh?

So that's what this
is all about. A lineup.

You know better than that,
Rivas.

Look, everybody knows
you and I are friends.

Being tight with
the man is bad enough

but you put the collar
on somebody in here

and it's going to
come back my fault.

'You can find me at
the county morgue.'

Hey, I hear you
and I promise you

we want these kids to have fun,
to learn, to stay straight.

While we're here
there'll be no trouble, none.

And you can put
that out as gospel.

Now, come on, huh?

Come on.

Good!

Self is what the
martial arts is all about.

Self-development,
self-confidence, body and mind.

Mind. Self-defense.
Defense.

Now, anybody here
who wants to learn that

so they can go out
and beat up on somebody

I'm going to change your mind.

Or make you study chess
with Officer Grossman.

Okay, Rivas, stand like a boxer.

There are three basic
stances in Karate.

This is a back stance.

Most of the weight on
the back leg, like a boxer.

Now, let's try it. Come on.

'Come on.'

Hey, it could be Baricza's van.

They're coming.

Move it!

L.A. 15 Mary 3 and 4
in pursuit of blue '72 van.

Chevy. Possible
hit-and-run suspect.

Westbound Madison and 25th.

'Mary 3 and 4. 7 Adam.
I can pick you up at 61st.'

11-83 at 23rd. Code 4.

'10-4.'

Hey, be cool, man.
My ankle.

I've met this dude before.

You take him.
I'll call an ambulance.

Let's go.

She's as good as you thought.
She could be a champion.

The best part about it is
you've got her into it, working.

She's already
starting to change.

Hey, Teri, God,
that was really nice.

You're really
getting good, you know?

- Thanks.
- Hey, Teri.

So, where you been?

Here.

This is nowhere.

Then how come
the whole gang's here, man?

You'll see.

Rivas!

Karate.

Hey, you guys did a terrific job
in very short order.

If you're
any more successful

you'll have to start
knocking out the walls.

Hey, get Ponch.

He's good at this, huh?

Okay, the martial arts
has a lot of weapons

'that people used to use
to defend themselves'

against the bad guys.

The staff is called a bo.

This is a sai.

And a tonfa.

Somebody asked me
if we were going to be

using these things later.

Well, we will.

But for now, it's Karate,
the art of the empty hand.

Yeah, that's us. We all got
empty hands around here.

Don't interrupt
the teacher, man.

Right. You'll never learn
to defend yourself.

Hey, cool it, you hear?

Hey, it's okay, Rivas.
Let them have their kicks.

That's what this is all about.

Alright,
last night we worked on

the three basic stances
in Karate.

Anybody who wasn't here,
step up and I'll show you.

I see you've
had some training.

How would you like to become
assistant instructors?

Hold it. Hold it.

Poncherello.

Don't let these kids
get away with this.

I mean, you got
to start them out right

or else
they ain't gonna learn.

Straighten that back leg.

Bend your knee.

Bring your foot back.

Hey, why don't we give them
a little demonstration, huh?

You guys, get out of the ring.

Rivas, you go, too,
with your friend, okay?

J.J.

You look out of shape, Andy.

You must need some
points real bad.

Yeah, well, I wouldn't
worry about my shape.

You ain't gonna
be standing that long.

Now, if he's
going to teach you

I think we should find out
how good he is, right?

Yeah.

What'll it be?

The bo, Karate, what?

No, Andy.

Class dismissed.

You saying no?

No.

Class dismissed.
Get out.

Well, the man said no.

You heard him.

As they say, "Them as can, do.
Them as can't, teach."

I know what
you're thinking, Rivas

but I promised you,
no trouble.

You blew it, man.

'Rivas, wait.'

That tears it.

I'm really sorry, huh?

And as for you,
you're fired, canned.

Go on. Get out. And stay out!

Just cool it,
will you, please?

Why me, man? I wasn't
driving the car.

You were in charge
of the lot, huh?

I'm getting stolen motorcycles.
I got wrecks.

Ah, get out of here!

You keep your crummy friends
out of here, too, huh?

Hey, I called Poncherello.
You want to wait for him?

Hey, I got things to do.

Okay, I got all the information
and I'll file the report.

Now, you two get in touch with
your insurance men right away.

- Thank you, officer.

No problem.

Hey, Rivas,
what's the story?

Well, my grandma's sick
and I got to pay the rent.

'And I'm trying
to finish school.'

And once in a while,
I like to eat.

And I just got fired.

That's the story, man.
I got no job.

Fired

That guy came
barreling in here

and ran into
another guy's car.

But the real reason
is youcoming around.

The turkey that runs this joint
thinks I'm a crook.

Listen, let me talk to him.

Hey, forget it, man.
Stop doing me favors, okay?

You come in here
waving a flag.

Then you go riding
off into the sunset.

Me, I got to live here.

'You don't.'

You don't even
belong here anymore.

Hey, Rivas, I'm fighting
for all the kids.

The whole neighborhood.

Fighting

Hey, you don't use martial arts

the way Macedon
tried last night.

A real Karate master
wouldn't have done that.

That's what I want
the kids to learn.

Yeah, well, maybe you
let a lot of people down.

You know, maybe a lot of people
think you're chicken.

Oh, no.
I'll give you chicken.

Chicken is somebody that knows
every member of the Macedon gang

and lets them
victimize innocent people

because he's afraid
to give their names.

Afraid what they might
do to him, that's chicken.

Whoa, Jon.

Well, I guess I lost
them all last night.

What should I have done, huh?

What's this Karate all about?

I mean, self-respect,
tranquility

peace of mind, guts?

You had to mention guts?

Hey, you had guts
to keep the peace.

You have a nice way
of putting things, partner.

But you still
don't understand this turf.

What I lose, Macedon wins

and that's the worst thing
that can happen.

It was a setup, wasn't it?
Me getting fired?

Sit down, Rivas.

You own the parking lot, too?

If I did, I wouldn't have
had to frame you.

Now, if I didn't liked you

I would have framed you
for something heavier.

Okay, I need a job.

It took you
a long time to come to me.

It took some moxie not
to come sooner.

That, I like.

You a good driver?

Try me.

It's a personal services
contract.

Get yourself
some decent threads.

Tomorrow you drive for me.

Hey, Teri.

Hi.

- Here.

No. For your Uncle Joe.

Why, sure, for you.
Why not for you?

Wow. How come?

Oh, to celebrate.

What?
Hey, you're all dressed up.

I got a new job.

Three bills a week,
driving for Andy Macedon.

What?

Well, yeah. I mean,
you were out for the bucks.

I got the bucks.

Like you said,
now we can have some fun.

Hey, let's do a movie tonight.
My treat.

Wow.

What's wrong?

I mean,
I thought you'd be glad.

Oh, I'm glad,
I am, but..

Well, you've been watching
me work out, Rivas.

I'm good and I..

Hey, some other time, okay?

Sure.

Thanks.

Officer Poncherello.

Hi, Joshua.

The place looks quarantined.

Now, where's
the boxing instructor?

Well, I think I talked Teri
into telling you.

It should come from her.

'Teri.'

I'm glad to see you.

I thought you
worked out with Rivas.

I did.

I came back.

He went to work for
Andy Macedon.

Where?

I don't know.

Driving his car.

There's a car wash.

'They meet there
every night to find out'

'what he wants them to steal.'

Alright, alright, alright.

How you doing, guys, huh?

Hey, Rivas.

Now, listen, here's what I need.

I need some AM/FM radios,
some tape decks.

- And I need them right away.
- Andy.

Look at what we have here,
punchy Poncherello.

You want to
join our gang, huh?

Get in your car alone and go.

Where's your chippie friends?

Forget them.
This is you and me.

Oh, I see, assaulting
a police officer.

Now, do you see
a badge or a gun, hmm?

What are you hoping
to accomplish, huh?

Well, I did hope to pull these
kids out of the gutter.

Now I know I got
to clean the gutter first.

Really. That's..

Oh!

Come on, Andy.
Show him how to do it, Andy.

That's it, Andy!

Andy, alright. Do it.

Come on.

Come on. Get up.

You got him now.

Show him how it's done.

Oh!

Andy, here, catch.

Hey! Hey!
What are you doing, man?

Hey, Ponch!

- Come on!
- Come on, Ponch!

I hate to hit a beaten man.

That's Andy Macedon.

He's a crook
and I can prove it.

I'll back you, Teri.

Hey, Ponch.