cut it out, medavoy. boss takes me off of that guy. you think we're supposed to be all one thing, huh? you got a way that works for you. some skells they, uh-- they need somebody to listen to 'em, or they're lookin' for help. - that works for you. me-- - [faucet squeaks off] se that. our boss's job-- put the right one of us on the thing that needs doin'. yeah. well, i-i-i-- i feel i would have gotten there. it just happens i-i-- i got objections to tuninina guy up. - everyone's got his methods. - god-- god forbid, somethin'-- somethin' happens in custody. don't think i don't live with that in the back of my mind. god fofoid, you ask yourself, "did-- did he only go 'cause-- 'cause he was gettin' hit?" "know the guy's right off witness statements and physical evidence," plus... "he don't confess, your witnesses get beat or killed for testifying." me, if i feel i gotta do it, i hit 'em. you're committin' a crime. i'm committin' a crime. and if i'm caught, rview." so she wouldn't have to testify-- they'll sit on my jury at trial a a they'l

please don't report me, medavoy. i've taken $23.75. i'll make every penny good. but-but you need your health addressed, and you need some counseling. i'm gonna take your advice. i'm gonna consnst to the bypass, and i'm gonna seek counseling regards to my retirement. i think that's a good approach. why don't you go back in and finish your business? i don't want to see you in here for the next 10 minutes, vince. i want you out there in ththsquad room thinking about what we've discussed. i really apologize. [ scoffs ] you mususve given me the wrong plate number, joey. i don't think so. the plate comes up "no hit." don't register. that's the r rht plate. can i have that back? appreciate the help, bobby. what? for telling you a plate don't exist? hey, bobby, i think we both know o. i appreciate what you did, and i appreciate how you did it. all right, joey. one for old times, huh? hey. hi, greg. i think there's a pretty good amount of semen in there. that's great. yeah. uh, the doctor'd be better able to compare, greg did fine. yeah. i thought of a pun on the way over

hey, medavoy, how come i gotta be santa claus? well, uh, stillwell psychoed out, and walker's got jaundice. no offense, but you're the fattest guy in the squad. hi. andy. hey, what's haverill doing here? uh, i guess he's waitin' for the lieutenant. now, you see, that much i figured on my own, medavoy, all's i know is he's gettin' to be a regular. haverill's gonna need a camping permit, huh? i can't make these numbers work. i don't see the caseload to-to warrant the overtime you're putting through. obviously, i disagree. you wouldn't be buying your squad's loyalty at time and a half, would you, lieutenant? captain, the last time,, . the time before that, it was case management. and both those conversationsn. with the job you're doing, and i just don't realize it? i think all your cards aren't face up. you want a command slot to open, and i'm the candidate to get moved along. if you feel we've got a personality conflict, maybe you should put in for transfer. uh-uh, captain. you think i authorize too much overtime? you don't like my

get her prints first, medavoy. happy holidays. i'm meeting richie at 6:00. he's taking me to linardi's party. do you have the sectct patrol assignments? you sure it's okay for me to give 'em to linardi? this is cleared at command leve officer inspector, does it bother you that this stuff is kind of low-rent? i meananlinardi's supposed to be the new boss, al capone was the biggest mobster of his time. he went away for being a tax cheat. thomas dewey popped lucky luciano for being a pimp. and dewey got to run for president, didn't he? of course, he did get beat. i just wanna telelyou, officer, that i think you're doin' terrific work. and i appreciate the preure that you're living with. hey, don't make a move till you hear from me. the guy we grabbed said they got the little girl in a closet in the back room. they got three xxxxxxxs in theheront room, and the junkie girlfriend watching the kid in the back. you guys go in the front. we'll crash through the back and grab the kid. hold on a second here. you guys ever hear of a warrant, for crying out loud? don't w

[medavoy] is that right? yeah. and we were smoking a lot of rock. all weekend, we were just smokin' and smokin'. where'd you get the money for the crack? you got a job? but-but then, neil, he had to go to work. that's when me and tommy left. but then we came back, a-and that's when we found him. he just crashed on his bed and died. i-i'm sorry we sold that stuff of his. ust we were all shook up, and we wanted to make another buy. - straighten our nerves. - sure. my guess-- his-his heart just conked out. in other words, uh, you're innocent. guilty of bad judgment maybe, otherwise, yes. you ever offer anyone a boom box to handle your johnson, arnie? not to my recollection. give me a smile. keep an eye on him for a second? right there. gina. yeah, it's detective simone. i'm calling from downstairs. what interviews are open? okay. i'm gonna take the pokey. do me a favor. tell detective russell to be in the locker room for the next few minutes... and let the boss know that i need to see him. great. up this way. i'm james liery! it's 11:24 a.m! requesting

prowse, this is detective medavoy. - how do you do? - i think this may have been my fault. - really? d after he got off the bus, i said to the man beside me that when i'm late, my cat does his business on the carpet. and he asked me where i live and i told him, and he just went to the front of the bus and gogoin the driver's seat and away we went. uh, did he have liquor on his breath, seemed like he might have been on drugs? well, he did have liquor on his breath. when we were sitting next to each other, he was singing to himself. italian serenades. but he was very quiet and polite. and like he could lose 30 pounds. all right, thanks for your help, mrsrsprowse. he was driving fine until he tried to take a shortcut to my street. one of the passengers said he'd sese the guy that stole the bus - drinking a few days ago at the, uh, alibi lounge. - [ medavoy ] oh, yeah? mother of god! look what he did to my bus! sir, please. the driver. sector car picked him up. - what's you name, sir? - john o'neil. what in the hell could have been in his

detectives medavoy and martinez will help you. those are samples, i'm gonna put those away. - is that jill kirkendall? - can i help you, folks? would you be more comfortable talking with detective kirkendall? - would that be possible? - um, jill? - diane? they know jill, so-- - hey! - she and diane can work the complaint. - [ medavoy ] sure. oh, marshall, you remember jill. - you're a detective nowow - yeah. excuse me. diane, could i work this interview alone? i'm gettin' thrown off cases left and right. [ chuckles ] this way. this does not belong here. [ paper bag rustling ] come on in, folks. lucy always liked jill. fine. please. you didn't answer when i asked how lucy was doing. it was after her divorce that things started going bad. that's when the stealing started. she was an addict before that, and that's why her marriage ended. as far as the stealing goes, it was mostly little things. going into my purse. more embarrassing than anything. so, lucinda was living with you after the divorce? oh, she still comes over, of course-

what's the matter, medavoy? push-in robbery at her and kathy's apartment. james: is abby all right? what do you got? female doa. shot during a robbery. 2 women shared the residence. one of them's on the job. yeah. we know abby. she's pregnant, but she was living with the female doa. you want some water to drink? uh, no. thanks, greg. hi, abby. abby, i'm so sorry. i can't believe all this happened. can you try and tell us about it? we'd come home from grocery shopping. the guy must have followed us into the building. kathy had just unlocked the door when he put the gun in my back and then i told him to just take the money and go. jill: then what happened? kathy tried to get the gun that we keep in that drawer. was he getting violent? is that why she did that? i don't know. what, he just suddenly shot? she was worried about me. and, uh, and then she just suddenly protected me. and the guy shot her. i ran for the bedroom, and the guy shot me, too. and that's when you got hit in the arm. then he left. i don't think the whole thing could have taken more than a minute. what kind of a look

-[medavoy] absolutely. all right. you set up, and i'll ride over there. then state it, then i'm gonna kiss you. freely to fred morgan. of your own free will. yes. - i love you so much. i'm aroused. - [woman giggles] [silverton] please. why are you so aroused? - [morgan] everything about you. - don't be too rough with me. - you're getting too rough! - all right. that's enough, mr. silverton. [clicks off] she's the sweetest person. tried to help him, and he took advantage. he's going to pay. let us take care of that. we got a good line on finding him, people comin' in. is it on that tape that he kills her? there's sounds of a struggle. that's my sister. and i got her the stones, and he killed her for them. hi, james. hi. i didn't wanna wake you up. plastic surgeon stitched me up. i looked to talk to him. he says i'm lacerated on my face and my upppp body. don't worry about nothin', gina. you're gonna be all right. my sister came, but she ran out crying. they, uh-- they gigi you pain medicine? something to stop worrying,

i'm better without the temptation. [ medavoy ] that's me as well. i've got motive in my nervousness, so i gotta deprive myself of opportunity. otherwise, he might murder mr. peanut. - seventh and "b." - right. that's dawkins with a "d"? alk about any others? do you mind if we come see him? appreciate it, valenzuela. yeah. nice going. husband called missing persons this mororng with a description fits our d.o.a. - says she never came home last night. marina dawkins. - can you reach the guy? missing persons is gonna have him come over. valenzuela at the 17th collared up on a skell last night just went for their two rape/murders. says we can come talk to the guy. - just have him wait. - sure. thanks. abby. hi, greg. what happened here? shots came from the bus. quick enough to keep most of these passengers on the bus so you could get statements. - good. - hey, i wanna get off. let me off this bus. we found a fully loaded .38 under a seat. this is illegal imprisonment. i want outta here. yo, man, i gotta get off this bus, man. this is my stop. that's the

detective medavoy and detective jones. veronica lewis. the colonel: douche bag. just a talking parrot, ma'am. it was mistrained at the pet store. naughty bird! i'm a little embarrassed coming here to air out family laundry. e something from you? it was a gift from my late husband. who is it you think might have taken it? my nephew tim.m. he's staying at my house in the spare room. his mother's in california, and i'm trying to take care of him until he gets work. is your nephew the only one with access to the apartment? no, i have a maid and a handyman came through last week, but it's tim. he's had his struggles. drugs? have you talked to him about the ring? he denies it. but my maid has been with me for 30 years, my handyman for 20, so... we'll have a conversation with him. what if it wasn't tim? i don't want to alienate him or my sister. how about we tell your nephew that you're not behind the investigigion, that it's a mandatory requirement of the insurance company. oh, that would be very kind. of course. sit down. this your first time in a police statioio mr.

jones, medavoy. lyle, lyle trotter. are you guys i.a.b.? no, we're with the 15th squad. what happened here, lyle? the gun just went off. he died right in front of me. let's take it from the top. what brought you here? s like you didn't comply. i figure he robs me, then puts one in my head, so i grabbed for his gun and a round went off. i tried to stop the bleeding, but i must have hit him in an artery. look, i know what you're going through. it's gonna be okay. but what you need to do now is focus. okay. were you on or off-duty today? off, but sometimes i use my downtime to catch up with my c.i.'s. well, where is he? lyle? you got a name for us? a nickname we use is "flossy." but you guys know i can't give up my c.i. the job's clear on that. we can go through your boss if we need it, but you got a weapon on you? guys, it's a good shoot. we're not doubting that, but we gotta ask the question. i got a .38 in my ankle holster, but i never fired it. we'll need ballistics to verify that. i'll get carla. damn. the biopsy is in an hour. they're doing research. there's a lot of

. - [ medavoy ] hiya, james. hi. you okay, diane? you look under the weather. yeah, i'm okay. so, the chief of d's addressed the d.e.a. meeting last night. - i snuck a look at his advance promotions list. - oh, is that right? bobby's making first grade. yeah? you know, they change those lists, james. yeah, i know. he and simone caught on the way in. then it's me. okay, work it with diane. - sure. - you feeling all right? guess from what i look like, someone should put a bullet in my ear. what's going on? d.o.a.'s frank sportelli. fifty-five. shot in the head. that's the address on his driver's license. no one else is in the house. anyone see anything? if they did, they're not talking about it. all right. what can you tell me about him? that was his aunt's house, his mother's sister. his parents lived next door. are they alive? they've been dead, like, 25 years. and his aunt died a year after her sister, which was sport's mother. sport lived in his aunt's old house with his wife till about seven years ago. his wife passed away too? she left him, moved to california. did they ha

medavoy: all set? simone: we're good. that she's not looking to bring any charges against you for what happened between you and her. that's right. your mom also wants you to know how badly she feels about the problems and hard times in your family. that's right. her using drugs and so forth. i realize that a lot of y'all going hungry and being xxxxxx off about not having school clothes and whatnot, that's on me. - my habit sometime-- - sometimes? your moms also realizes that you and antwan sometime she send us out stealing. i always gotta watch burrell withmy kicks. selling his sneakers while he was sleeping. those were stole sneakers. she's sorry about that, and we realize that you weren't looking to hurt anybody at that grocery. - grocery? what grocery? - don't you lie, gerard. what grocery? we wasn't in no grocery. you always trying to put us into trouble. 'twan, gerard stand in that kitchen this morning so he just admit he confessed. man, she ain't here to apologize. hell if i ain't! antwan, gerard, we got witnesses p

what'd you ask the genie for, medavoy? nothing, andy. middle of bellevue hospital-- shh! going round and round trying to find out who shot him. p the guy's name. you had a sense of what it took. collaring up on the shooter, i was-- i was rough on that guy also. physically in the street and then verbally. it's g g me worried. i really don't see you being a violent type, greg. i got wound up too tight today. had enough of gangbangers. you at the crime scene, that got me startedd on. when he called me a xxxx? that type stuff's uncalled for. well, it's not as though he was revealing a guilty secret, greg. that jerk didn't know you were gay, abby. he-he was using like a blanket epithet. well, i agree. i mean, what he said and what i am have nothing to do with each other. but i want you to know when something like that gets said, well, uh, here we are approaching dessert and the occasion's, uh, special nature has yet to be revealed. i shouldn't have even put it that way the other day. good company isn't special occasion enough. i was interested to know if you might like to meet

medavoy's sick. god knows what that's about. i don't think it's about the vitamins you sold him. and i don't want to have to wonder about that, lillian. or worry that gina's buying mints to curry fafar with her boss. i can see where that might be a problem. but it seems to me, uh, an articulate and fair-minded person like yourself can communicate that's the opposite of what would happen. [ sighs ] this company's been in business for 2323ears. and 60 minutes does expos?s all the time about these pyramid schemes. you're worried about distributors selling franchises.. i'm. this is crazy. we had this conversation last night. look, with the girls in schoho, i know we need the extra income, but i don't want anyone thinkin'-- - don't shake your head at me. - i'll take these home. i'd like to take that boob that sits in judgment in your head and punch him in the nose. i'm sorry. [ rustling paper ] will you at least tell people they can call me?e? with no obligation. no, arthur. if they call and don't buy, i'm gonna come and beat 'em with a stick. can you identify these items for me? that

- martinez and medavoy are talking to them? - it was an official request. - i didn't realize it was official. they're subject to discipline if they don't. - who's carrying the bag of silver? - cut it out, andy. - meaning what, andy? - split it 15 pieces each? andy, i was in there because i'm suspended if i don't - and james was in as my delegate. - and greg didn't say xxxx, which i told him not to, if you have to ask, and he didn't. oh, man. we're making an official request to talk to you, detective. refusal results in disciplinary action. me having the right to counsel how i do i'll peruse the yellow pages for a lawyer, and i'll get in touch. same for you, detective. well, i'll want to use andy's when he's done. what's that about, bob? it's about him getting screwed and the job don't help him they need him to take his screwing privately, and he's gonna go along with it. you want to put this guy in the system? meaning you want me out of your way? nice working with you. anyways, i hope it all works out. tell me you don't want to

it's your turn, medavoy. try him on, uh, that spree-killing aspect. [closes door] 6 weeks, and you knew it was shannon. shannon: you're coming withthabrications of mine... the bureau hired a liaison effectiveness consultant retired off your job-- guy named haverhill-- about the leaks on our operations. turned out the guy had a hard-on for sipowicz and fancy both. fancy: the woman you're talking about since you'u' been sitting here, 3 other witnesses have come in, corroborated her i.d. now we got you for throwing a shot at sipowicz... and they got you for salvo. i'm gonna go cook for my mother, and i should be back by 9:00. yeah? good. it's starting to look real good for bobby. yeah. i'm gathering from people's attitudes. i think he's finally getting out from the middle. i've decided bobby definitely recognized my condition, james. what, when he saw you yesterday morning? yeah. i've been going over it in my mind, and i've decided he definitely did. you know, you got me hog-tied, gina, not letting me do the right thing. you're not supposed to say anythi

[ medavoy ] fetus was 14 weeks. prospective mother's in shock. you should've seen what she went through. bloody hemorrhaging, terrible pain and cramps. we got her preliminary before she lost the baba. i don't want to ask her for any more right now. go with what you got. and take turns on this guy with a louisville slugger. uh, we'll probably just start with a conversation. yeah. no, of course. i'm mrs. mary mosler. i was informed to come in. i'm detective sipowicz. o? what's it about? why'd you want to see me? . - how can that be? we're looking at a florist named o'hara. theyeyot records showing a delivery of flowers to you this morning. was that delivery made? yeah. they were from my son jimmy. is something wrong? we're checking this florist, o'hara's, r rords. uh, where-where's this jimmy live? oh, dear. i-i don't know his address. would you call that cooperation? we're at a point here, mrs. mosler, where we need pretty specific cooperation in terms of who's cocoerating in this investigation and who isn't. this florist, o'hara, he's had dealing

detective medavoy, walter mirren. how do you do? my daughter is michelle mirren. she's missing. mr. mirren, do you have any idea... if someone might have wanted to harm your daughter? uh, no. boyfriend? if she was dating anybody, it was in spite of me. i'd given her a curfew because of, uh, disciplinary problems. turn around, she's 16 years old. everything's an argument. her mother, uh-- we divorced six years ago. she moved across country. keeps no kind of relationship with michelle. so in terms of friends we might talk to-- uh, one girl came by the house. tattoos on her arms. i hit the roof. in making videos? you mean at school? oh, anywhere. you know, just goofing around. no, i don't think so. are you, uh-- are you hopeful... you might be able to locate michelle? sir, i have to tell you a girl's body's been found which could be your daughter's. i have a photograph i'm gonna ask you to look at. you need to prepare yourself for the possibility it's michelle. here's some water, sir. [sobbing] just got back from ballistics. baumgartner said you wanted to see me. you mind coming upstai

detective jones and medavoy -- they'll be back in a minute. [ scoffs ] appreciate it, diane. yeah. bye. she got shut down. yeah. excuse me, sweetheart. the message said "urgent," and i got a job to get back to. what did you call him? i didn't mean nothing. you want to call me "sweetheart" and see what happens? hey, what's your problem? all right, come on. martin diedrich. get him in a room. come on. let's go. i don't want to hear it, all right? i just need a minute to cool down. take all the time you need. ugh, these grandparents. what did they do, huh? what did that old lady do? have the girls over for high tea, go to the charity ball? and how about him? what did he do when he wasn't molesting his own daughter, huh? working on his golf game? buy low, sell high? i served my country. i served my city. and thieves off the street. i've done good in my life, but they're gonna paint me out to be a bum, a drunk, when i spent my whole life protecting them. they're gonna take connie's baby, john,

medavoy and kirkendall are in the house. take them. all right. we got half an hour. we gotta get going. come on, hurry up. let's go downtown and get shot, right? yeah, i appreciate it. ok. hey. hey. how'd it go at the hospital? marlene wasn't sure this barry was the guy. he give anything up? no. he's, uh, sticking to his story. i gotta say, he's kinda convincing. would you come over here? i ordered this stuff from jersey a couple of weeks ago. sex offenders? yeah. i was going through it, and i came across this guy. he's got the look. his name's stanley houser. he just got out of the joint 4 months ago. he was in for attempted rape. you know where he is? yeah. he's here on the lower east side. i talked to his parole officer. he's working as a dishwasher in this restaurant. it's not very far from the harding hotel. i need a minute. i gotta go to the john. james. hey. hey. how's it going with your suspect? we know he did this assault today, but we're not sure he did the earlier rapes. i want to tell you how happy i am. i am, too, gina. now that we've decided, i wish we

medavoy: all right, you can go, but write your, uh, phone number on... so what do you have out there? some street character got whacked and fell or was pushed off a roof. cop had seen him around. thought he was probably dealing. anything to work with? we g g a witness lives in the building. er somebody to look at. something wrong? she's a little bit of a head case. what, is she psychotic? ah, strange. how strange? nervous. yeah, she's nervous. too nervous to testify? she'll be fine. there's a bar downstairs. witness says it was open at the time, but it was closed when we got there. we called the owner at home. he's coming in. do you know what that means: pop goes the weasel? well, what? you know, pop goes the weasel. asking if you know what that means. the monkey chases the weasel. pop goes the weasel. yeah. does he kill it? "pop," like in the street? nah, it's--it's an old nursery rhyme. it can't be thatatind of pop. i was singing it to theo in the tub. what the hell am i talking about? what did sylvia sasa she don't know. but her background's greek. uh

andy: medavoy, jones, you all right?! we're okay. what happened? who fired? both of us. bullet through the wall. this one of yours? i don't know. probably. prognosis going in was guarded, which could land on either side of the fence. anything on the cameras? no one saw it. what about the old lady? all she saw was us standing over the kid. with guns in our hands. she recognize him? theodore lawson. he lives in the building. how old? 13. woman on radio: 15th squad supervisor, on the air. tony: 15th squad supervisor. go ahead. connie and rita are scouring the building. we'll find this grady. what the hell was this guy doing pulling a gun on us? that's debatable. d.o.a. on oliver. call connie and rita. have 'em respond. 15th squad hospital to 15th squad base. woman: go ahead, 15th squad. woman over p.a.: wheelchair to cardiology checkout. wheelchair to cardiology checkout. kid died. they get a slug out of him? it's on its way to ballistics. i need your guns. [ clears throat ] head back down to squad. don't do a thing till you hear from me. and don't talk to anybody. the pare