furillo: lieutenant. lt. hunter: sir.pt. furillo: ho. how do you feel? that gentleman is pretty thoroughly. i mustay n fso of his qiont. he would lp abou load owe?-on or did i consider myself on duty. jesus, that is hardly the hear of what happened. capt. furillo: you couatld be risk here. lt. hunter: frank. that death is an instance fo regret, but certainlnot home and get some rest.go sit on it and write a self-serving statement. lt. hunter: what are you talking about? >> i want you to write that you considered yourself off duty. lt. hunter: a police officer is never off duty. -- we off duty. that will take some of the ququtions off of the unauthorized ammunition you used and the piece. lt. hunter: i'm finally gegeing the ea. capt. furillo: i do think you have civil or criminal liability, but you could lose your badge. lt. hunter: this department. before the economic of the sphinx, they would discuss the heat. i will draft the appropriate -- capt. furillo: do it, howard. lt. hunter: thanks for your concern. >> was there something about the location of t

yeah, we were summoned by captain furillo. captain furillo. em through. this? thisiss your 11:00 appointment? that's right. yo, mama, where's the party? [ speaks spanish ] whoa. touchy, frankie, touchy. all right. mm. attention: are you eligible for medicare? the medicare enrollment deadline is just a few days away. changes to medicare plans could impact your healthcare costs. are you getting all the benefits available to you? new plans are now available that could increase your benefits and lower how much you pay out ofofocket. to update your coverage- or enroll for the first time -- call healthmarkets. we'll help you make sure you have the right medicare plan. hi, i'm doctor martininizzi. it's a new medicare year. that means more changes... and more confusion. here's what i tell my patients... start by asking ... what kind of care is best for your current situation? have there been changes in your health or medications? the key question is: what can you do now, to ensure you get t e care you need in the coming year? to find the coverage you need, call healthm

captain furillo. frank, uh, i've been thinking about what you said, how people might not understand. i'll not make mention of it. i'm glad, howard. you sound tired. you deserve a long rest. thank you, frank. good night. dinner, lieutenant. we're putting you on a high-protein regimen. oh. thank you, nurse. [ music plays ] hey, listen. i pay for chicken wings, i get chicken wings or you ain't gonna have a catering truck in the morning. you understand, mr. lafontaine? good. so, how's the two furillos doing? oh, fine, jesus. lovely party. 2 g's, but i figure it's worth it. hey, jesus. nice gig! hey! this kid's got it easy. and they buy the car. they don't earn it. my little brother, he don't know the value of work. isn't that tippi mocha? damn! coming here to make trouble like always. i thought he was in harrisonburg. got paroled last week. you got to keep up, frankie. excuse me. hello, tippi. why don't you go park your ugly body outside? i like it here. you're history. frank. come on, martinez. just like

furillo: hi, irwin. oh, frank. i have been grumping for the last two hours, furillo. you owe me an apology. well, it's your lucky day. i called to apologize.e. you did? everybody who sees me thinks i'm his high-school english teteher, but who cares? my wife was thoughtful enough to take my filthy, shiny, spotted suits in, and i want to take you to dinner. you're being facetious, furillo. fairly expensive dinner. okay, i'll pick your suits up this afternoon. see you. talk later. see, if leah and i had been able totoo that, she's living with a guy... and i've got a girlfriend. you do? irwin, that's terrific. yeah. she's very nice. uh, she's jewish. very nice. when the divorce is final, we'll probably get married. what do you got? is that the domiano transcript? my client, mr. crespos -- he denies he said any ofofhis and, if cross-examined, will disavow. i'd be a fly on the wall for a few days. then i'd try to open up some channels and after that,, the white ones -- coordinating with you, of course, ray. of course. when we founund the black officers coalition, rule numbe

furillo? all right, thank you. but just half a cup. captain furillo, can i see e u a moment? sir, when will you be through with your work? i can'n'have my house being central park. i hope by 3:00. i'm sorry. when you're free, could we talk? of course, father. lieutenant patterson. first my sympathies. please know we're treating this as you're one of our own, but we're not starting in too good of field position. latents look hard to come by. the gun's an old .32, and we don't have it. the neighbors confirm your mother's sense of the timing. they heard something -- had to be a single shot. about ten minutes later, your mom came back. joe. uh, let me get to work here. i was just over at holy saints. i put the down on the package. joe, you didn't tell me he was sick. is there anything else? what? is there anything else? frank, no. no, you weren't here. i just happened to find out. it was a pledge to papa.a. mama knew? last month. it's been hell on her. let me ask you, mr. coslo, is your tow license up to date? you're sure of that, huh? let me inform you, if by some miraclee you a

furillo. okay, buck, you win your turkey. come on. two of the people from the market were taken to st. john's, beaten unconscious with baseball bats -- one of them a 65-year-old lady. same 4 guys attacked. do you know nothing ever changes around here, frank? what? i was just accosted by a naked pervert. son does that the day before christmas? i have a ton of work. have you packed frank jr.'s suitcase yet? well, um, frank, i'm having second thoughts. we're leaving on a 7:00 flight. it's too late for second thoughts. what if he gets hurt? it's 3 days on the bunny slope, not the swiss alps. besides, it was your idea for us to take him with us so you could go to bermuda with judge what's-his-name. frank -- oh, excuse me, mrs. furillo. frank, bates and coffey brought in 2 more robbery/assault victims -- ust got word of another one in the heights. let's coordinate with jack armetta up there. no sense duplicating efforts. do we have these people going through the mug books? sure, and i've got rich va

furillo had that for me hours ago. now i tell you something, huh? cohoe used to partner with benny benedict, huh? your big-spender benedict! oh, norm. yeah, they framed me, sid! benedict framed me, and he used you to get anything he needed! oh, norm, i never thought -- the only thing i ever said a word about was the money. the rest was just plain snitching! that was enough. [ sighs deeply ] look, norm, i-if furillo's on to it, then they got him, right? did they get the other guy, too? what guy -- your pal benedict? no, the other guy, the guy inside. freddie jerome said nobody's sweating this because it was somebody inside the investigation! name. i wish i had one. i can't tell you how bad i feel about this. [ sighing ] i don't know. just somebody high up. shipman. listen, norm, i got a knot right here where i breathe. i know i'm in no position to give advice, but what i'm seeing, you're gonna do something nuts! pman may not be the name, and "b," they got it already! who's "they"? shipman is "they." how about maybe furillo is sitting on his hands and

furillo. no communication with interior premises as of yet. 2203, is flaherty present? a wreck up there match the 642 on your stolen tape deck. no kidding, way to go, cops. thanks, you hear that? i heard it. can we tone down our concern about our tape deck right now? well, excuse me for being slightly relieved. look, i'm very concerned about mrs. furillo. ifif was the captain, i'd bust through that window and blast that guy, and that's the honest truth. stupid honont truth. hey, would you lighten up, huh? all right, i w w't be relieved that they found that impound lot's in our sector. sir... is lettingngs know everybody's okay inside, if we know everybody's healthy, i makes it easier. pay phone inside, no luck yet. do you want me to try it? well, what do you think, frank? i think i ought to do it. i think you're right. we're gegeing a floor plan, till then, we stay passively presented north and wewe. we will be ting the utmost care, captain. do. mr. diaz, at least signal me. is t t phone ringi

big day, furillo. don't forget jackie lowrie. stan, pull paperwork on officer mcbride's bust, please. i told my old man they were putting me on the hill. he say "forget t new car it's just gonna get broken into. get yourself life insurance." is your dad a cop? second in command down at forensics. lipsky. you've never heard of him? unh-unh. sooner or later, you will. he's the kind of guy who gets roasted at all the pba dinners. he's an old bag of wind. are you irish, mike? yeah. where'd you go to school? aquinas. no kidding. best girls in the city are st. mary's. did you know mary ann fogerty? unh-unh. kathy riley, red hair, freckles. i didn't know her, but, yeah, i remember her. she was pretty hot-looking, huh? very caliente, my friend. very. hey, when did you get out of the academy? april. december before. ooh, a veteran. we got a jumper. location is 805 culver. 2205 handling. you ever have one of these, mike? unh-unh. gotta use psychology. your lucky day, huh, tommy? hey, guid, you give me a jump. you got nothing to be nervous

i think you call that lucky he got back before furillo did. washington: i heard the captain and the i.a.d. tell him to keep to his desk. is he as much of an outlaw as his rep.? he gets the job done. question is if he'll be getting it done in furillo's precinct. they're both free. we got to talk, captain. come on. [ siren wails in d dtance ] shut the door. look, captain n where the hell have you been? i took an hour -- personal time. you're restricted to your desk. i left my badge and my gun. i didn't go out as a cop. what the hell happened?! donahue's girlfriend claims you assaulted her. i didn't assault her. i stopped her on the street. i wanted to talk to her. but she didn't want to talk to you. not a chance. captain, i had an idea about something. delaberto kept a book. i.a.d. found a snitch book. there was nothing in it. down. no, not a snitch book. the guy kept a journal. i figure that's what tommy wanted when he whacked him. wouldn't he have destroyed it? i don't think so.. if tommy had it, he'd keep it. he'd figure maybe there'd be some

captain furillo, antonio robledo. send in luis limon, please. i just spent 20 minutes on the telephone with mr. limon. i'd hoped this could be a private conversation. that's not how i run my newspaper. this is captain furillo from the hill street precinct. how are you? i was just entering captain furillo's "no comments" in my word processor. i hope you don't think you have a news story here. i mean, what you've done is strung together a series of inaccurate speculations by a man who is emotionally distraught. so you deny captain calletano's statements? i have no comment. if you had your captaincy taken away, ? yes, and maybe i'd be tempted to say some things i didn't mean or hadn't thought all the way through. it was your panel that removed captain calletano from his command. my self interest is to see that my department doesn't split apart along racial lines, but i also happen to be ray calletano's friend. i'd hate to see him victimized by one moment of poor judgment. he said the racial tensions in his precinct weren't his fault. that's not the

also you will check with captain furillo for further instructions. item nine, to yesterday's shooting death ofoffficer james sanders. while the fatuous press lionizes the misguided vigilante who took offffer sander's life, i convey the more pedestrian information that he is survived by his wife and child. there is a contribution jar on my desk. have a safe tour, all of you. should've wore my dayglo gloves. maybe the captain wants to coach us on arm signals, huh? memeage, lieutenant. i don't know any dottie walker. well she says she's the talent coordinator for "the don chesler show," lieutenant. they want to know if you're available tonight to talk about your friend who got killed. no. at's for a cop's family. i don't know, maybe her number's in my other shirt. this is fair warning, mister, by arresting me you're going to be buying yourself into more trouble than you've ever known before, because i am bilbao, and i have the capacity to gypsy curse you beyond your wildest imagination. if your name's bilbao, how come your driver's license is nathan gol

i saw a replay of your press conference, furillo. you think i talked too much? [ laughs ] how you doing, stan? who ordered that stuff? i knew you'd have a mob scene here, so i figured, hey, people gotta eat. i got crullers here. i got three different kinds of danish. jerry, i appreciate the thought, but it's only gonna make for more crowd control. got any sandwiches? sandwiches? yeah. they should be along around noon. this food is not for the uniforms. it's for the press downstairs. you know where roll call is? yeah. yeah, sure. you got it, stan. stan, any chance of getting a look at him? who? abraham lincoln. who do you think? the creeper. what is he, in a cell downstairs? jerry, please, i got my hands full today. , all right? hey, great score for you guys, huh, norm? the emperor wacko. what do you want? i got some stuff that might be in the background music, some items that may be connected to this creep. the minute i was approached, i hurried over. what kind of items? watches, jewelry. this chick's been fencing his stuff all along. you knew this before, and y

furillo. furillo? for flinging that garbage. no, man, that's just a reprimand.d. and then what do i do but go rousting some hoods with you guys like a bunch of damn rookies? they threatened your life! what are you gonna do about that, man? doesn't the captain see? doesn't he realize what it's like standing out there while cullen's men strut past us like peacocks? you gotta see it from his side. something goes wrong like that, it's like the department's responsible or something like that. all units in vicinity, shooting at corner of hudson and 111, opopator of garbage truck down. hit it! come on! [ siren wailing ] [ siren stops, tires screech ] this gang started shooting at him out of nowhere. earl had a gun, fired back. paramedics will be here, partner. i got him. shh, shh. i shot him between the legs, man. you know what i mean? earl... [ earl wheezing ] can you back up, sir? he's not breathing. he's not breathing. start your ventilations. it's bad, right? it's an abdominal wound. his pulse is fading. we're losing him. we're losing him. man...they're gonna lose hi

this is captain furillo. i wish i had seen what happened better. i understand. we appreciate your calling it in. this is a terrible thing. this is a good, christian family. i...i don't know why those gang boys would bother them. you're sure it was gangs. i-i seen the outfits they was wearing. we'll take care of it. [ helicopter whirs ] [ all yelling ] what do you want?! for you to m me a mistake would be nice. do you see this? this is a search warrant. we'r'rlooking for weapons or any kind of evidence connected with the crime at 133 timpkin. hey, hey, toss the plala. the drawer's empty. i said toss the freakin' place! item the last -- people, a cautionary from division. it seems that some bunco players have come into possession of the membership rolls of the policemen's auxuxiary, and they're peddling bogus discount packets for hawaiian vacations, lest our spouses be gulled. um...and that's it. let's have a safe shift. y's and my assignment. i was wondering if maybe we could do follow-up on the timpkin street shootings. i understand the impulse, robert, but we'r

captain furillo. nothing, huh? white male, reddish hair, medium build, late 20's, maybe a little wasted? mean anything to you, mrs. belker? sound like anybody mick uses regular? no. at night i ask him how work went. it's always "the usual" or "nothing much." hi, fellas. how's it going? we're working on it. these -- these are the cutest things. they got cartoon characters all over them. you sure mrs. rodriguez doesn't need anything else for the little guy? no. thanks, stan. i'll be right back. excuse me, gentlemen. supply run. i know this is a hell of a time to be bothering you, but... ask, lieutenant. ook at? i can't get him to make a grocery list. he always comes back with the most useless things. yeah. well, uh, if anything should come to you... we're all pulling for him, too, robin. thanks. what's a guy like that with a kid and all doing undercover, anyway, huh? i hope i'm not disturbing you or anything. not at all. come on in. no, i can't. oh, come on. get on in here. so look, i gotta talk to you about last nig

seven -- uh, captain furillo will be in today. we're expecting him at 0800 hours. eight -- no funeral arrangements asasf this hour on joe coffey. as many of you know, his mother and his stepfather live in florida. they've been notified, and they're returning up here. last -- the coffey investigation. lieutenant buntz is in charge plus, division is helping out. current status is as follows -- no suspects in custody, and no eyewitnesses to the event. a suspect and vehicle description and other relevant data are on the board, everybody. please apprise yourself. pepele...uh, whenever a cop killer is on the loose, and a good friend is gone, things change for all l us. that this is a street robber who was interrupted in the act. let's not be getting paranoid that somebody's out there stalking us. just do your job. remain responsible as regards to the community and let's get the guy. sergeant bates? lucy? um...desk today. okay, lucy? whatever they want. whatever buntz wants. you need any time off, you need anybody to talk to... welcome back, captain. thank you. sorry the

tell the truth, furillo. you really don't thihi your people tailed me to find jesus? i wouldn't think j.d. had that kind of initiative. you tell the truth. do you think all those months elivering for lawyer brown? what do you think was in jesus' mind the day brbrn first offered him a job as a paralegal? imagine how lucky he must have felt. especially considering he falsified his transcripts in order to get into law school. a kid you would have laid odds would be dead in the street by the time he was 20... man gives him a chance at a real career. if i were jesus, i would have made it my business i would have thought harold brown a saint. [ sighs ] and i would be lighting a candle tonight for the cops who couldldt carry out a legal search. all a part of the service. mmm. [ laughs ] high noon. faced up to reality. [ siren wails ] who got it? detective delaberto -- somebody gut-shot him. [ sighs ] no assistance call? he didn't call for anything. we just found him heree maybe he knew the guy. you home. where do you live? delaware and amherst. what happened? guy got killed.