Cop Car Page #2
Yeah. I'm having a hell
of a time with my radio.
It could be.
It's the damndest thing.
We just got a report of a
stolen sheriff's cruiser.
A what?
It could be what's
causing the interference.
Yeah, but everyone is
accounted for, right?
Of course. It's just,
this lady is sure
she saw two kids driving
a cruiser out on 110.
Two kids. How old?
She says under ten.
Under ten.
Well, Miranda,
I think we can...
throw that one in the nut file,
since everyone's
accounted for.
Of course.
But I'll tell you what.
How about we all switch
over to Channel Seven
until we get this
sorted out?
Well, we normally keep Channel
Seven open just in case...
There it is again.
Just for my own
peace of mind.
I hear you. I'll switch the
rest of the boys over to Seven.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Just... Just to be safe.
Attention all units,
10-6 to Channel Seven.
Attention all units,
please 10-6
to Channel Seven
until further notice.
Please confirm.
This is 55,
switching to Channel Seven.
This is 37,
switching to Channel Seven.
Forty-five,
switching to Channel Seven.
Please repeat.
This is
unit 21, switching to Seven.
Seventeen.
Dispatch, this is 17,
switching over
to Channel Seven.
Confirmed. Dispatch
switching over to Channel Seven.
Hello, ladies.
Hush. Hush.
I said, "Hush. "
Hey. Hey.
All right, kids.
Fun's over.
I know who you are.
And you are in a whole hell
of a lot of trouble.
Do you understand?
It's downright stupid
but you've done it.
And what's done is done.
What we're looking at
is a felony offense.
A felony offense.
And what that means is
guaranteed jail time.
The only thing
that can help you now
is if that car is returned
to me in one piece.
And what that means
is you still have a chance
to work something out,
if you tell me
right now where you are.
Do you understand?
Keep going.
A little further.
Oh, perfect,
right there.
On three.
One!
Two!
Aim for the vest.
Two and a half!
Two and three quarters!
Now!
Ah, sh*t.
Maybe it's out of bullets.
I think
the trigger's stuck.
Where's the
little gun?
I don't know.
I'll go get
some more bullets.
Okay.
What do you think
this does?
I don't know.
Once again,
to the two children
who have stolen my vehicle.
This does not have to
be a felony offense.
Heck, it doesn't even
have to be a misdemeanor.
What's important is that the car
gets returned to me, immediately.
What?
If you do not know how to
use the radio, it's easy.
You just pick up the mic, and you
hold down the little black button
and you can talk, and when you're
through, you let go and I can talk.
And no one else can hear.
This doesn't have to be...
I just want my car back.
We should
get out of here.
Yeah, I'll go
get the stuff.
No!
What?
I mean leave the car.
What? Why?
'Cause we're
in big trouble.
We're not in trouble.
You're just too scared to drive
fast enough to get away from them.
I drive fast!
You don't drive fast.
I saw you.
You were only
going 35, p*ssy.
No, I'm not! I was
driving as fast as you.
Grandma's boy.
Hey!
Screw you!
Don't push me!
I'm gonna leave and you can go
to jail when the cops get here.
I'm not going
to jail.
Why not?
Don't kill me,
my God!
God! Please don't kill me.
It wasn't our fault.
I'll do anything.
I'll f***ing do anything.
I'll f***ing do anything, just
don't kill me. Don't f***ing kill me.
Wait. It wasn't our fault.
I told you.
I told you it wasn't.
"Dude, we got to do it now,"
and he said, "No. "
My brother,
where's my brother? You f***.
You f***. You don't...
You f***.
You killed him.
Don't kill me.
Don't kill me,
don't kill me.
Do it! Do it!
Are you a bad guy?
I'm a good guy.
I'm a good...
I'm a good guy.
Then why are you
tied up?
Um...
Because I,...
I need someone
to rescue me.
You boys are gonna
rescue me, right?
Maybe.
You know who the bad guy is?
The sheriff.
He's a bad, bad guy.
Where is he?
Whoa, wait, hey.
Hey, don't leave me in here!
Hey!
The f***?
F***, don't leave me!
I think he's
a good guy.
Yeah, me too.
Okay.
Let's let him out.
Listen up.
We're gonna let you out,
but you got to promise
that you won't tell on us.
Of course. I swear.
You can't tell my
grandma or his mom
or any of our teachers.
Or my stepdad, Chris.
I won't tell him.
I won't tell a soul.
Ow.
F***. Ow.
This one's really tight.
Yeah.
I think you need to cut 'em.
All right?
Maybe we can
shoot them off.
No! No, no, no! Don't...
Don't do that. All right?
Hey. Hey, come here.
You know what?
I'm looking at you boys.
You seem tough.
You probably...
You must have a knife, right?
Maybe a pocket knife
on you?
I had one, but it got tooken
away from me at school.
How about you,
you got a knife?
Well, there must be
Go on and take a look.
You, take a look.
something sharp in here.
Maybe later,
we got to go.
No, no, don't. Please.
I need you. I need you.
Look, this really hurts.
And if you don't get me out,
I might die.
We can look.
Take a look.
You stay here.
Hey. Y'all best friends?
How old are you?
I'm so glad to see you
boys instead of that sheriff.
He's a really,
really bad guy.
Believe me.
I'm going to hook you...
I found one!
The tweezers and
the toothpick are missing,
but it's got
the knife part.
That's great.
Just come here.
Come here.
Get to cutting.
Listen, okay?
You can't have this cop car.
It's our cop car.
We found it, and we're not
going to let you have it. Okay?
Deal.
Don't worry,
you can have it.
I don't care if I see another
cop car as long as I live.
In fact, I'm gonna give you
You like naked girls? I'm
gonna get you some Playboys.
And some candy.
You like candy?
Hello?
Hello, Mr. Sheriff.
My friend and I have your car,
and we're real sorry.
We don't want
to get in trouble
but we don't know
how to get back.
And we're real scared.
We're out here all alone.
Whew.
Well, you boys
sure had me.
Okay. All right.
All right, nothing to
worry about now.
What's important is that
we get you boys home safe.
Now, you didn't
touch anything, did you?
A lot of dangerous
equipment in my car.
You didn't open the
trunk there, did you?
No.
Okay. That's good.
That's good.
Now, I want you to go ahead and
sit yourselves down in the backseat.
Don't touch anything.
Anybody comes by,
you just say,
"Help is on the way. "
You're doing
a real special job
guarding the car for the
sheriff, do you understand?
Yeah.
Okay. All right.
Now, you say that you
don't know how to get home.
Do you know where you are,
what street you're on?
No.
Well, take a look around.
You see any street signs?
No.
All right. Okay.
Well, the road that you're
on, is it a dirt road?
No.
Good. Good.
Now tell me,
is it a hilly road?
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