POLICEWOMAN by MOPPY-KUN TV - Dailymotion

MOPPY-KUN TV

POLICE WOMAN was the first American Police drama to feature a woman in the title role starring Angie Dickinson. <br />POLICE WOMAN ran on NBCTV for four seasons from 13th September 1974 to 29th March 1978 consisting of 91 episodes.

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00:00Where is your six-foot, three-inch assailant?

00:09You tell me where he is.

00:10You're conducting an investigation.

00:11Where is he?

00:12You were set up the other day.

00:13He bashed you.

00:14He suckered you out.

00:15The last thing you need is to get in a hassle.

00:16How much?

00:17A grand.

00:18Why don't you start counting it out?

00:19Police officers.

00:20Nobody move.

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02:17Let's go!

02:18Let's go!

02:48I'll get that, everybody set?

02:54He's in.

02:55All right.

02:56Let's go.

02:58Let's go.

03:04Let's go.

03:13Let's go.

03:19Let's go.

03:25Let's go.

03:32Police!

03:34Hold it!

03:36Don't move!

03:39All right, hands on top of your heads.

03:45Get him up there!

03:48Try to face the truck.

03:52Let's go!

03:54All right, let's check him out.

03:59Joe, give me a hand.

04:17It's a dry run.

04:20Yep.

04:24Don't look around, Mr. Chung, you're in charge.

04:35Hey, you got no right here without a warrant.

04:39Oh, read but don't touch, all right?

04:43Search him again.

04:53Let's go.

05:24Come on!

05:28He's only a kid.

05:59Fifteen years old.

06:04How could you know Bastry had a nephew living with him?

06:08You didn't know the boy was going to be in the warehouse, right?

06:12Fifteen years old, Pam.

06:17You didn't have a fight with a boy, isn't that right?

06:22That's what you told me.

06:24That's what you've got to tell them.

06:28Is that, is that right?

06:32Hello?

06:33Yeah, Pep, it's Joe.

06:36How's he doing?

06:37Oh, okay.

06:39You take care of him, yeah?

06:42And look, let me talk to him for a minute.

06:46Hold on.

06:50It's Joe.

06:55It's Joe.

07:01Yeah, Joe.

07:03Hey, Billy.

07:04Look, the guys in Internal Affairs want to talk with you.

07:08When?

07:10Now. And they're surprised you're not down here.

07:12Oh, Joe, you got to help me. I can't do it tonight.

07:16Listen, tell them, uh, tell them I've been drinking.

07:21I'm loaded. I'm not in any condition to talk, okay?

07:25Yeah, okay.

07:27Tomorrow morning?

07:29Yeah, tomorrow. Okay.

07:33And look, Bill, don't lose your cool with the guys, okay?

07:37Because they can be pretty tough.

07:39Come in.

07:42Crowley.

07:46Sit down.

07:48I'm Lieutenant Boyceen. This is Lieutenant Sullivan.

07:51There are a number of questions we want to ask you about this homicide, but first I want to advise you of your constitutional rights.

07:56Why isn't Homicide handling this thing?

07:59I mean, they're not headhunters. They're street cops.

08:01They know how these things can happen.

08:04We also know how these things happen.

08:07We're going to get the facts before we submit our report to the chief and our grand jury.

08:18Why would you submit it to the grand jury?

08:20We may have a manslaughter.

08:22Look, Sergeant, our investigation takes precedence over any other departmental investigation, so you will cooperate to the fullest.

08:32Yeah.

08:35Well, what if I don't feel like answering any of your questions?

08:38Then we'll suspend you. You give us no choice.

08:41So why be foolish? Why make a tough job tougher?

08:44Listen, Crowley, I don't think there's going to be any problem, really, regarding a criminal prosecution.

08:49But you have to satisfy the department.

08:51I don't believe that.

08:54Isn't that one of those off-the-record remarks to get me to loosen up?

08:59I mean, what do I do now? Do I bare my soul? Pour my heart out?

09:04This is on, isn't it?

09:05Yes, it's on. You know the rules. Now, may we continue?

09:09You know the story. I laid it all out to the homicide officers.

09:13There are gaps in it. Too many.

09:15As an example, where is your six-foot, three-inch assailant?

09:19You tell me where he is. You're conducting the investigation. Where is he?

09:22The victim was 5'5 and 132 pounds and 15 years old.

09:27None of the other police personnel reported any assault, and the civilians present tell a completely different story.

09:32Civilians? What civilians?

09:33There was no six-foot, three-man in that warehouse.

09:35Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Are you talking about Bastry and the rest of that garbage?

09:38They're not civilians. They're hoods. They're criminals.

09:41This was a fence operation we busted into. It wasn't a convent.

09:44Maybe so, Crowley, but you certainly didn't prove it.

09:47Maybe you had a legal right to bust in there, but no contraband was recovered.

09:50No crime was committed. Therefore, no arrests were made, right?

09:54So these people have to be considered as witnesses.

09:56Witnesses?

09:57Plain, ordinary, legitimate witnesses.

09:59You've got to be kidding me. It was after midnight.

10:02What do you think they were doing there if they were waiting for a hot load?

10:04Bastry has a lease on a place. The others say they're friends of his.

10:07I know. It's all bull.

10:10But he comes off clean on this one.

10:14And I'm the heavy, right?

10:17We're not here to judge you, Sergeant. We only investigate.

10:22You're off this week. What's the matter? Haven't you got a home?

10:25Sometimes I wonder.

10:27You know, Joe just phoned me and told me what happened.

10:29I thought maybe there was something I could do to help.

10:31You know, like what?

10:32I don't know. Maybe, uh, maybe we could just talk a little bit.

10:35Something I would say would make you feel a little better.

10:41Thanks, Pete. You just said it.

10:52Here we are, folks. These are Anna Clark and Lynn. They said good luck.

11:03It's pretty interesting, isn't it?

11:06I don't even get along with those two guys, and they're wishing me luck.

11:10They're cops. Pretty good ones, too.

11:13They know that something like this could happen to any one of us.

11:16It's sure happening to me.

11:20By the time those six thieves get through testifying against me,

11:23I'll be lucky if I don't come off looking like some kind of an animal.

11:25You reacted like anyone would.

11:28It happened, Bill. You can't change it. You can't do it over.

11:31Of course it happened, Pap. Of course I can't change it.

11:35It's hard enough to live with something like this without having the whole department come down on my head.

11:40Why the hell would they use a kid like that?

11:46I don't know.

11:53We have to find that man you saw.

11:58There's an awful lot of people willing to go to bat for you, Bill.

12:00Oh, will you knock it off?

12:02I'm not going to knock it off.

12:05There's an awful lot of people willing to go to bat for you, Bill.

12:07Oh, will you knock it off?

12:11Pap, my life was involved in this thing, and you sit there giving me platitudes.

12:15It just wasn't worth it, kid.

12:17Will you stop feeling sorry for yourself?

12:19What did you expect when you took that badge? An egg in your beer?

12:22Come on. Show them, Bill. Use your head, you big dumb cop.

12:27Show them you had a right to hit that warehouse.

12:30And where it was a terrible tragedy, it was an accident.

12:35You're starting to sound like me.

12:37I've been called worse.

12:40I'm going to start behaving like you and thinking like you.

12:42Now, we're going to have to get that guy, and there's only one way to do it.

12:45He has to be one of Bastery's people, so we move in on Bastery.

12:57Now, my information was good.

12:59You screwed it up, not me.

13:02Now I've got to sit here for another three years.

13:05Fine time to think about that.

13:09Berigan, you help us get Bastery.

13:13You help us make a case, show that he really is a large-scale receiver,

13:17and you got the same deal you had before.

13:20Same deal.

13:24Look, I got my information from a friend.

13:28He's like a brother. I can't trust him.

13:31He's like a brother. I can't involve him.

13:34Look, I promised him.

13:37I can't go back on my word.

13:40Eddie, we have to deal with your friend directly this time.

13:44You got to trust us.

13:46We've always been fair with you in the past. We won't be any different now.

13:50You have to give us a chance to talk to your friend.

13:55No way.

13:57Eddie, we won't press him, I promise you.

14:01If he helps us, you stand a very good chance of getting out of here.

14:07And there's so much more now involved than just one good arrest.

14:16Okay.

14:19But I sure hope that your word is better than mine.

14:23Let's walk outside.

14:28It's a lot quieter out here.

14:31Let's go.

14:37Betty sent you. He must think you're all right. I'll go along with it.

14:40You two must have had quite a relationship.

14:45Relationship.

14:49I guess you could call it that.

14:52We were partners. We still are.

14:56A lot of years behind us.

14:58We're close.

15:00Miss Conrad?

15:02That's right.

15:04If you want to talk to a saint, go to church.

15:07Are you...

15:09Are you willing to try again?

15:14When I spotted the meat and the switch,

15:18it was purely by accident.

15:20I followed it up because I had nothing better to do. It was like a hobby.

15:24Then we figured out how we could make it work for Eddie.

15:29But I got no beef with these guys. It's their hustle. It's none of my business.

15:35So you've paid your debt to Eddie and now you want out, is that it?

15:39Maybe.

15:43Just...

15:45Just how far would you expect me to go?

15:48You'd be helping us, too.

15:50Not just Eddie.

15:52I only owe Eddie.

15:57But I'll make a deal with you.

16:00If I go along with this move,

16:02will you people put your weight behind Eddie's parole, win or lose?

16:06You got it.

16:14I pulled a hustle once in Nevada.

16:17Worked out really good.

16:20It'd be a hell of a move if I could make it work again.

16:25Even if it was for the heat.

16:39I'm sorry about your nephew.

16:41But when that cop busted in, I panicked, hit him and ran.

16:45I've never been at the spot during a delivery before.

16:49I can't afford to get busted.

16:51I'll lose my license.

16:53And if you had been at the spot before, you'd know that the first truck is always a dummy.

16:57Just in case the cops have planted on us.

17:00Lou, I'm sorry about your nephew.

17:02Oh, cut the garbage.

17:04I hardly knew him and you didn't know him at all.

17:08You know, if I didn't need you for the leases on that warehouse,

17:11I'd lose you so fast for running scared.

17:20What are we stopping for?

17:22I'll put the TV and the radio. Let's see what the newspapers have to say.

17:50Thank you.

18:08Well, I've seen better pictures of you.

18:11They're just not going to let up, are they?

18:15All I've got going for me is a retired con man.

18:19I'm sorry.

18:43Mr. Bastry, my name is Milton Brooks.

18:45Oh, come in.

18:46Thank you.

18:47Thank you for granting me this interview at such a trying time.

18:50Pleasure. Sit down.

18:52I'm more than anxious to get the truth out before the police try to cover it up.

19:01Such a nice looking boy.

19:05What was he doing there?

19:07He was with me.

19:08I read that.

19:10But what was he doing there?

19:14What are you getting at?

19:16I told you he was with me, visiting.

19:20Mr. Bastry, I know your offense.

19:23A very good one on a fairly large scale.

19:26I commend your business abilities.

19:28I commend you also for having the ability not only to stay out of jail,

19:32but to turn the tables on the cops.

19:36What are you, some kind of plant?

19:39You, out!

19:42What is this?

19:44It's a business proposition, Mr. Bastry.

19:47The gun is only a pacifier while we talk business.

19:51Now, would you please sit down?

20:01Thank you.

20:08I had an operation going in San Diego.

20:10Pretty good one.

20:11Then my partner got busted and I had to pull out.

20:13But I have a huge outlet for some hot cigarettes.

20:17I understand you handle them by the truckload.

20:21So what do you want from me?

20:24Your street contacts.

20:26Truckers that want to make a few bucks. Hijackers.

20:29I don't know what you're talking about.

20:31Why don't you have me checked out, Mr. Bastry?

20:35Surely a man of your stature has people that can do that.

20:38Sure, I can do it.

20:40But why should I?

20:41Because we're going to make a lot of money.

20:44Together.

20:46I need those cigarettes.

20:48I would be willing to finance the first load.

20:54Why don't you have me checked out?

21:01You'd put up ten grand?

21:02Ten grand?

21:10You made your point.

21:15My business card, where you can reach me.

21:18Drop it on the table.

21:20On your way out.

21:30Take this number down.

21:31555-1483.

21:33Name, Milton Brooks.

21:35Yeah, well, what do you want me to do with it?

21:37I want him checked out. As an investor.

21:40A working investor?

21:41Could be.

21:43Could be a setup.

21:44Or do something for your money for a change.

21:47I'll have him processed for a bondsman's license.

21:50Prince and all.

21:51If he has a record, it'll show him.

21:54Let the cops do our work for us.

21:56Clever.

22:01Thanks.

23:01My Sergeant Crowley.

23:03Now you're trying to kill me.

23:06And when one of you people call a policeman,

23:08I want to file a report.

23:15That was a dumb stunt, Crowley.

23:17You know, I thought you were getting a rough deal before this.

23:19And I could even understand your attitude to a point.

23:21I'm sorry.

23:23I'm sorry.

23:25I'm sorry.

23:27I'm sorry.

23:29I'm sorry.

23:31But as of this moment,

23:33you are officially suspended as a police officer

23:35pending a Board of Rights hearing by the department.

23:41It's just beautiful, huh?

23:45It's really beautiful.

23:50I'll tell you what I should have done.

23:52I should have driven that creep Bastri right into the ground.

23:54That's exactly why we're suspending you.

23:56So you'll stay away from him.

23:58Lieutenant, I'm a civilian now,

23:59and I'll do as I damn please.

24:01No, you won't.

24:03You're a suspended cop,

24:05and you'll do as you're ordered.

24:07There's been an injunction filed

24:09that prohibits you from any contact with Bastri

24:11or to present yourself in the vicinity of his residence.

24:13Now you violate this order, Crowley,

24:15and you'll be arrested.

24:17Now wait a minute.

24:19You've just tried him,

24:21found him guilty,

24:23and now you're sentencing him.

24:25He's not being suspended because of the incident with the boy,

24:27but because he won't let up on Bastri

24:29for the harassment caused by Sergeant Crowley.

24:31But the department.

24:33Doesn't he have any rights?

24:35Nobody's let up on him the whole time

24:37since this thing happened.

24:39Criminals get tried in courts.

24:41Cops get tried in newspapers.

24:43You might as well save your breath, Pep.

24:45I sure wouldn't want to embarrass the department.

24:48I'll take your gun, your badge, and your I.D. card.

25:00As far as I'm concerned,

25:02you're the only real cop in this room right now.

25:04You're the only one.

25:06I'll get these, too.

25:15Relax, pretty lady.

25:18I made the contact with Bastri.

25:20Yeah.

25:22You know what?

25:24I don't know what you're talking about.

25:26I don't know what you're talking about.

25:27Yeah.

25:29He even had me checked out by a bail bond office.

25:32Stanley Lawrence Associates.

25:34Who is he? What's his thing?

25:36I don't know yet.

25:38I haven't met him face to face.

25:41He really went into my past, though.

25:45You know my record.

25:47Bastri loves me.

25:49You think if we lean on him

25:51we can try and get him to do something for us now?

25:53No.

25:55If we lean on him too hard, he could back out.

25:57Yeah, I realize that.

25:59But Crowley's on the outside looking in.

26:01And it's wiping him out.

26:03Let me tell you something.

26:06It's not too healthy for my partner, either.

26:09He's on the inside looking out.

26:15You made your point.

26:17Look.

26:19I'm a selfish guy.

26:21I'm not in this to be charitable to Crowley.

26:24If anything I do for Eddie helps him, good.

26:27Why not?

26:29You're an unusual crook.

26:31You're very honest.

26:33I just wanted to set it straight.

26:36I'll tell you what.

26:38A couple years from now, I'll really make you happy.

26:41I'll lie to you.

26:45You're a good cop, pretty lady,

26:47but I'm a good con man, and right now

26:49you're in my ballpark.

26:51Yeah?

26:53So?

26:55We wait.

26:57Meanwhile, you've got your work cut out for you.

27:02You've got to raise me a bankroll.

27:04Oh, you were saving the goodies for the last.

27:07You are a crook.

27:09That bastard's got no money.

27:11He put in all he had to buy this new location.

27:15He lives pretty high on the hog.

27:17He's almost broke.

27:19That's good. He has to go back to work.

27:21That's right.

27:22I got in because I promised to finance this new deal.

27:27Ten thousand minimum.

27:29You're sticking it to me.

27:31Listen, you don't think I'd tap dance

27:33and smile my way in, do you?

27:35I'll keep it as low as I can,

27:37but ten thousand is the minimum.

27:39You've got to have it ready.

27:41This is the police department you're dealing with.

27:43You know what I've got to go through

27:45to get that kind of money?

27:47That's your problem.

27:49And by the way, tell your people

27:50not to come out.

27:52There's no one from our office sitting on Bastry.

27:54There was when I was there two hours ago.

28:18Turn on the air conditioning.

28:20What are you doing here?

28:25It's my steam bath, okay?

28:27You weren't invited.

28:31What do you expect to accomplish

28:33hanging around here?

28:37What am I going to accomplish

28:39hanging around my apartment?

28:41You stick around here,

28:43you're going to do something dumb.

28:45You were set up the other day.

28:47Bastry suckered you out.

28:48And I can't.

28:50The last thing I need

28:52is big sister advice from you.

28:54I'm on my own now, Pep.

28:56I'm a plain, private, ordinary citizen.

28:59Not quite, Bill.

29:01You are a suspended cop

29:03with a set of double standards

29:05hanging over your head.

29:07I don't care about the rules anymore.

29:09I mean that.

29:11I can't defend what they did to you.

29:13Even if I agreed with them,

29:15I'm too close to it.

29:16What you're talking about here

29:18is just adding to your grief.

29:20There are people who care a great deal

29:22about what happens to you,

29:24even if you don't.

29:27Well, what I've got

29:29just might be contagious,

29:31so you better tell him not to get involved.

29:33No, you go tell him.

29:35You go tell Joe not to walk around

29:37and throw his files across his desk.

29:39And tell Pete not to tell the lieutenant

29:41he doesn't give a damn.

29:43He's picked a fight with every superior

29:45in the country.

29:47Yeah.

29:54For a rooster.

29:56We gotta change his name to a rooster.

29:58They care, Bill.

30:00They may not know how to show it,

30:02and neither one of them is very talkative,

30:04so they don't know what to say,

30:06but they care, and you know it.

30:15I just gotta do something, Pep.

30:19Just wait.

30:21That's what we're doing.

30:23We're just waiting.

30:27Listen,

30:29I got a little mad money stashed away.

30:32You need any extra cash?

30:40You been out working the streets again?

30:44Not for a couple of real good dinners.

30:56Look, I know I can swing a few hundred,

30:59maybe get everyone around here

31:01to come up with the same amount,

31:03but that'd only be a couple of thousand,

31:05the whole thing.

31:07I'd have to go all the way to the top

31:09to get $10,000.

31:11Then go to the top, lieutenant.

31:12Looks like we're plotting to frame Bastory,

31:14or at least get even with him.

31:16Well, if we don't get the money,

31:18we won't have to answer to anybody

31:20about what we want to do.

31:22We won't even have a chance to try.

31:25You know that'd be leaving the department

31:27open to a lot of criticism.

31:29I don't care.

31:31Do you really care?

31:33I'm tired of worrying about the department.

31:35It's not a human.

31:37It's a big, clumsy, insensitive thing,

31:40and Bill Crowley is a human.

31:44And doesn't the department owe him something, too?

31:48Like about 18 years

31:50of breaking his back

31:52and 24 hours a day

31:54of giving when nobody else would.

31:59You know,

32:01it's not supposed to be a one-way street.

32:06He needs some support now,

32:08and he has a reason.

32:10He has a right to expect it.

32:15You know who's neck is on the line

32:17if it doesn't work, don't you?

32:22But I'll try, Pepper.

32:24You've got to do more than that.

32:27You have to get it.

32:29Even if it doesn't work,

32:31we owe Bill the chance.

32:35You want a guarantee?

32:37Are you giving me one?

32:41Okay, you got it.

33:02The money is waiting.

33:04I'm waiting.

33:06Crowley is waiting.

33:07There should be some action

33:09within the next week.

33:11You sure?

33:13I don't have a written guarantee,

33:15but that's the way it adds up.

33:17Bastard is out of cash.

33:19He needs the action.

33:21You know how important this is.

33:23You have to be sure.

33:25Add it up.

33:27The funeral was expensive.

33:29He wanted to make a big show.

33:31He's got that Chrome Palace

33:33he calls an apartment.

33:35He's got two people on his payroll.

33:38How much?

33:41A grand.

33:44Why don't you start counting it out?

33:49It's worth it to know the exact location.

34:03It's berth 154,

34:04empty terminal at the harbor.

34:08When will you find out the time?

34:12He has to come to me

34:14for the rest of the money.

34:16Get your people set.

34:18Be careful this time.

34:21The first truck doesn't mean anything.

34:23Let it pass.

34:25Watch out for a spotter.

34:27He's got one.

34:30While you're here,

34:32why don't you confess your sins?

34:35In this application,

34:37you say that the premises in question

34:39were controlled by one James Bastory

34:42and are being used as a

34:44storehouse for stolen property.

34:48On what do you base this?

34:51Well, Your Honor,

34:53we have information from an informant

34:55who's been,

34:57who has proved to be reliable in the past.

35:00Did you people really think

35:02that I would sign this warrant?

35:05Why,

35:07yes, Your Honor, I can see no reason why not.

35:09It's been prepared correctly

35:11and it plus the facts that we presented

35:13should more than show a legal right

35:15to obtain a warrant.

35:17Is that your legal opinion, Lieutenant?

35:20It's my opinion, sir,

35:22based on 24 years experience.

35:24Well, it's not my opinion

35:26and I'm refusing this application.

35:28On what basis?

35:30Another warrant for this James Bastory

35:32at this time,

35:34in light of the publicity,

35:36would constitute poor judgment on my part

35:38and possibly harassment.

35:40I'm not about to enter

35:42into any conspiracy with the police department

35:44so that you can attempt

35:46to save the reputation

35:48of a suspended police officer.

35:50No judge will sign this warrant

35:52and probably no other warrant

35:54for some time.

35:57And now,

35:59if you'll excuse me.

36:02Oh, cut him loose.

36:04Bruce has done it again.

36:06Yeah, well, that's the last thing

36:08in the world I would have expected to happen.

36:10There's no legal reason

36:12why you shouldn't sign this warrant.

36:14We could try another judge.

36:16Oh, come on, Pepper, you know,

36:18no other judge is going to sign that thing now.

36:20Bruce has put the hex on it.

36:22Look, you know these judges,

36:24they never override each other.

36:26Talk about conspiracy.

36:28Now, conspiracy is the least of my problems.

36:30You know, I signed out for $10,000

36:32and it's never going to take place.

36:34I already spent $1,000 of it.

36:36How do I account for it?

36:38What do I tell them,

36:40I backed Bastory because he was broke?

36:43Punch that thing again, will you?

36:46Judges.

36:48Pete, I haven't helped Crowley one bit.

36:51I haven't helped anyone except Bastory.

36:55I have botched it.

36:57I've blown it, Pete, I know that.

37:00I got the lieutenant involved.

37:02Bruce is right in the middle of it.

37:04He could get himself killed.

37:07I even gave Berrigan the false hope

37:10he might get out of jail.

37:12Why do I always think

37:14I know more than everybody else?

37:18I know what you mean.

37:21Listen, why don't you go home

37:23and get some rest, Pepper.

37:25Forget about all this for a while.

37:27I'll give Bill a call and tell him what's happening.

37:29I mean, he's pretty involved in this too, you know.

37:33Yeah.

37:41And since, William, you are the most devious

37:43in our select group,

37:45I decided to bring the problem here.

37:48I bet you should have brought that judge here.

37:50I'd like to get my hands on him right now.

37:52A lot of good data, do you?

37:54You just slither through your fingers.

37:56It's obvious.

37:58The only way to do it

38:00is to duke somebody into the operation,

38:02an inside, an undercover cop.

38:04Then we'll work on finding out

38:06who our six-foot-three mystery man is.

38:08Well, make it Pepper.

38:10He knows Pepper.

38:14He knows Joe too.

38:17Pete.

38:20No, he doesn't know Pete.

38:22Pete was on suspension that week.

38:24Well, there's one decision made.

38:26Absolutely.

38:28Yeah, that's easy.

38:29Now, who's going to try to sell this new deal to Brooks?

38:33The only way we're going to pull it off now

38:36is for you to introduce an undercover man into it.

38:41No way.

38:44What do you think, Eddie?

38:46I think you're a real cute broad.

38:49What am I supposed to say to him?

38:51Go do it?

38:53And maybe he gets blown away

38:55while I sit here nice and safe.

38:56Or do I say no good

38:58and I sit here for the next three years?

39:01My milt has to carry that around on his back, you know,

39:04figuring that he might have been able to help me get out.

39:08Who's cunning, home?

39:11I'm not sure I can pull it off,

39:13even if I wanted to.

39:15Why?

39:17Do you think you can get away with it?

39:19I don't know.

39:21I've been pulling the string in real slow.

39:23Maybe I could just give it a yank.

39:27When do we get him greeting?

39:29Up the ante.

39:31There's a 10-G limit on the bank.

39:34Then get hard with him.

39:36If he's ready to bite, pull the string.

39:39Give him rules.

39:41What if he don't bite?

39:43Then what do we lose?

39:45We're no better off than we were before.

39:47Except for your three years and my one body?

39:50You could pressure him from both sides of his head.

39:53More money and a new deal.

39:56Charmer, Miltie.

39:58You're the best in the business.

40:01The charm I got.

40:03But there's still a 10-G limit on the bank.

40:06You're still holding my money from the last score?

40:09About eight grand.

40:11Then throw that in the pot, too.

40:13That's all the stash you've got.

40:15I've got the money.

40:17I've got the money.

40:19That's all the stash you've got.

40:23Might just make the deal.

40:26Okay.

40:28Say it's in.

40:30But that's still not enough for a top-grade truckload of goods.

40:33Gentlemen.

40:37I have a couple thousand dollars in the bank.

40:40I'll throw it in.

40:44How can we miss?

40:46It's just like the old days.

40:48We just made a 2-G score.

40:53It's all set for tomorrow night.

40:56I'll get you half a load of cigarettes.

40:59Eleven grand. It's a good deal.

41:01All right.

41:03I'll get my man ready.

41:05What man? You don't need any man.

41:07I've got my own people.

41:09You've got to be kidding.

41:11I've got a right to have my own man.

41:13Somebody to cover my back.

41:15I'll cover your back.

41:16I've got a lookout outside.

41:18Too many people on this thing already.

41:20I don't like working with strange faces I haven't broken bread with.

41:23He's been with me for years.

41:25He's covered my back plenty of times.

41:27I'll vouch for him.

41:29Who's going to vouch for you?

41:31Who's going to vouch for me?

41:34No way, Brooks.

41:36No stranger.

41:38Hold it. Hold it.

41:40The guy is my partner.

41:42He's a money man.

41:43He's a money man.

41:45We need those cigarettes.

41:48How much would it cost us for the whole load?

41:51The whole load?

41:53Oh, well.

41:55Probably bring it in for eighteen.

41:57Eighteen five.

42:01All right.

42:03I'll take the whole load.

42:05I'll raise the money.

42:07But my man stays in.

42:09Well, that's different.

42:11We can use him for the extra unloading.

42:13All right.

42:44Does he want to do a six three to you?

42:47Sure does.

42:54Hello, Bill.

42:56Yeah, Pete.

42:58Pigeons have arrived.

43:00Have you spotted the lookout?

43:02Yeah.

43:04And I think it's that boy.

43:14Any problems?

43:16No problems.

43:18We left the driver tied up on the side of the highway.

43:21A couple of hours before he could call the cops.

43:24How many?

43:26Fifty thousand caught.

43:28Get the offload truck in here. Tell him we're ready.

43:37Open it up.

43:43All right.

44:13Hmm.

44:44All right.

45:04Can I take a look at the merchandise?

45:06It's all here.

45:14Thank you.

45:21Satisfied?

45:24The money.

45:26Hurry up. I've got a date.

45:32You don't have to count it.

45:34It's all there. Every nickel.

45:36Put it in a safe place. I don't want it around here.

45:44I think we'd better start loading up the truck.

45:47Sebastian, a pleasure doing business with you.

45:50Anytime.

45:54Hey, you guys want to give me a little muscle?

45:57Police officers. Nobody move.

45:59Take him.

46:01I sent him to black and white. It's code three.

46:06You set me up.

46:08Why?

46:10Because, Mr. Bastry, you're going to take my partner's place in jail.

46:31Stop him.

46:45Yeah?

46:46Hey, get out of there. There's an army of cops.

46:49We're on our way.

46:51You better split, too.

46:55No, this way. This way.

47:01Come on.

47:14What are you doing here, Crowley?

47:16You just couldn't stay out of it, could you?

47:18Who's this one?

47:21Any good street cop should be able to figure that out.

47:25This was a guy who came at me in the warehouse that night.

47:28Big guy. Six-three.

47:30Is that right?

47:32Look, it was an accident.

47:34I was scared, man.

47:36I was scared.

47:41You got any more questions?

47:43Yeah, I got one.

47:45What's wrong with him?

47:49I think he's got a bellyache.

47:55That punk.

47:56Okay, fellas. Fresh from the delicatessen.

47:59Here you go. Dig in.

48:03I got something for you.

48:05What's this?

48:07That's your two grand.

48:09I gave them a pack roll, but I didn't want to rip you off.

48:13How much did you beat him for?

48:17Tell him about the one that got away.

48:21Hey, who likes turkey?

48:23Hey, who likes turkey?

48:38I'm going to lay a little truth on you, Pep.

48:43A few days ago, I killed a 15-year-old kid, and that seemed pretty tragic to me at the time.

48:49But it wasn't long until I forgot about him.

48:53It seemed even more tragic that my career was sliding down the drain.

48:57I mean, they actually took my little badge away from me.

49:01I got very caught up in survival.

49:07Now, with everybody's help, I got my little badge back.

49:13I got my little badge back.

49:17And everything's okay.

49:21They say everything's the same.

49:27But it's not, Pepper.

49:31And it won't ever be again.

49:42THE END

50:12THE END

POLICE WOMAN - Series 2 - Episode 11 - "The Purge"

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