Freebie and the Bean Page #5
Freebie.'
'Lt hasn't come in yet.
1 0-4.'
(Freebie)
'What do you mean
it hasn't come in yet?'
This guy's gonna kill somebody!
And I know what the hell
he looks like!
What'd you do,
send him a postcard?
What is there,
holiday in Detroit?
Are they celebrating
a goddamn car
that hasn't fallen
apart in 1 2,000 miles?
That's right, scream and yell,
make some more friends downtown
to help us out
when we're in the crunch.
Yeah, this is all the friend
you need right there.
The Lone Ranger.
And his faithful
companion Superspic.
Jesus Christ,
are you lucky I'm your partner.
Anybody else would have
let you get killed years ago.
- Let me get killed?
- That's it.
You'll make
somebody a lovely wife.
Thank you.
Hey, wait a minute.
Let me get killed?
What about the last year
when you walked out
of the car and you said uh..
"Excuse me, mister,
you with the, uh.."
"With the money on the scene"
"the gun
and the mask on your face."
- ls that supposed to be me?
- I-I'm working on it..
"You with all the money
and-and-and the mask
"and the gun, excuse me,
I have to see..
I have to see
your license, okay?"
"Is.."
What?
Michigan plates.
Think that's him?
The way he's looking at Meyers.
Intelligence 21 .
Assistance at 435 Pine.
Suspect under surveillance.
1 0-4.
Makes a move, I'm going
to scream down on him, alright?
- Yeah.
- Cover me.
- Right.
- Here we go.
Go, go, go.
Hey, hold it right there.
Hey, hey,
what are you doing to her?
Leave her alone!
[grunts]
Hey, Freeb!
Take your filthy hands..
Hyah!
Freebie?
[siren wailing]
Hey, let go.
Are you crazy?
Look, give her what she wants.
She'll win anyway.
She'll get it in court.
I know!
Let me go, will you?
Let go of the pole, miss.
Bean!
Come here.
Get him in there.
Get his gun. Get it.
- Get his gun!
- He hasn't got a gun!
What do you mean
he hasn't got a gun?
I'm telling you
he hasn't got one!
Well, get his lD,
something, will you?
[indistinct chattering]
- Argh!
- What?
He's a Cadillac
salesman from Detroit!
What are you doing here?
What are you doing here,
a**hole?
What are you doing here?
- Idiot!
- Get off him!
I was meeting her,
she's my boss' wife
but you already know that.
- You dummy!
- Oh, my God!
We were going to a motel!
We were going to a motel.
I swear to God
we won't do it again.
Tell him I won't do it again!
I swear to God,
I know it ain't right
but I won't do it again,
tell him!
Tell him I won't do it again!
- That's going to get--
- Tell him I'm sorry.
Oh, my God.
Did you get a load
of those guys, huh?
Mr. Inconspicuous.
I don't see Red Meyers.
Where the hell is Red Meyers?
Meyers is right here,
right here, 3 cars up.
- Get closer.
- I'm trying.
[tires squeal]
well, that guy
in the Plymouth's in a hurry.
What the hell was that move?
Can you read the license plates?
Yeah.
D.M.V, 389-PCE.
Plymouth Fury, blue.
(female over speaker)
'Reply to D.M.V. request.'
'Plates registered
to '71 Oldsmobile sedan.'
'Sharon Moss,
61 2 North Orange Drive.'
That's no Olds.
Hot plates coming through.
Let's take him.
- Get the, uh--
- Camouflage.
That ought to do it.
Good, you look like
a Mexican umpire.
[whistling]
(Bean)
'Don't look at him, for Christ's
sakes, don't look at him.'
[tires squealing]
Sh*t, he made us.
I think it was the shoes, huh?
Yeah.
[tires squealing]
[siren wailing]
- Hey!
- Ah, jeez!
Hey, come back here!
[tires squealing]
[screaming]
Holy sh*t!
I don't believe you're
really doing this.
Believe it!
'Believe it!'
[tires squealing]
I'll get that bastard.
He's having lunch somewhere.
[horns honking]
Come on, he's probably home
by now.
Oh..
Not bad, huh?
Okay, now, take it easy.
The man's gonna kill somebody.
Please, please, Bean, this is
hard enough without your help.
[bells ringing]
- Dirty bastard.
- Well, we'll get him later.
- Dirty bastard!
- Let's go get a cup of coffee.
Dirty bastard!
Dirty bastard!
- Bastard.
- No, no, no, no!
- Bastard.
- No, no, no.
- Dirty bastard.
- No, no, no, aah!
[both screaming]
Ta-da.
Agh!
Come on!
Don't fool around!
You're gonna get us killed!
What are you, crazy?
[grunting]
You're crazy.
[band music playing]
[all screaming]
[horn honking]
I can't stand working
with you anymore!
I want an ambulance immediately!
- You pushed him!
- I got a headache.
You pushed that bastard!
I want an ambulance.
This is intelligence car 21 .
He killed about
half a dozen people there
because you pushed him.
(Freebie)
'Get me an ambulance
immediately.'
Got a dead goddamn mike!
[people shouting]
[tires squealing]
[crashes]
[indistinct chattering]
[horn blaring]
Ah, screw you.
[siren wailing]
(man)
'Hey, you crazy bastard!'
(man)
'Officers! Officers--'
Think I can cut him off
at Fremont.
Stop this car and turn around.
Turn around? I'm not losing
him now! Get off my ass!
You're responsible
for six people back there.
- Laying in the street!
- Get off my goddamn back!
Now listen to me!
- I hope you're happy now.
- I'm sorry.
[horn wailing]
- What?
- Aah!
[screaming]
It's alright.
Um, we're, uh..
Police officers, uh..
'Can I use your phone?'
Hi, Fred.
We got in a little accident.
'Uh, could you send a tow truck,
please'
'to, uh..'
'...61 8, Elm Street?'
Hold it.
It's the, uh, third floor,
apartment 304.
[instrumental music]
I wanted you to know
You meet someone
I'll always be around
When you need someone
I'll be around
Let me be the one
you go to..
Hi, babe.
What are those?
Well, um..
This here is
a chocolate layer cake
and this is a rather large
kosher pickle.
[giggles]
Ah, go on and read.
- Oh!
- Go on read your book.
This is very, very important.
I don't wanna cut into
your reading time, at all.
Okay.
Girl like you needs
all the knowledge.
- Please.
- Oh, I can..
[giggling]
[moaning]
I got some of your stuff
from the cleaners
but the rest of it won't be
ready till Monday.
They're really swamped.
- Goddamn Super Bowl.
- I know.
Hey, you said, uh..
You were going by my apartment.
Did you go?
Mm-hmm,
there was a whole pile of stuff
in the middle
of the floor so I took
that to the cleaners too.
- A big pile?
- Uh-huh!
Oh, that was the janitor.
Honey, It's so silly,
I don't know
why you don't just
take my spare key
and bring the rest--
(Freebie)
'This is very good.'
Really, your food's terrific.
I was afraid that, um
it might get dried out
from being in the oven.
- It ain't dry.
- Don't say ain't.
Oh, I'm sorry.
For an English teacher,
that's like
nails on a blackboard.
[giggles]
So what happened today?
Same old crap, you know.
Beat up a couple hookers.
'They were easy.'
Drunk knocked over a sign
on Fremont Street.
What were you doing
standing in front
of the sign at the time?
Hmm?
'Oh.'
Uh, no, uh, Bean
when I leaned out to yell at him
he rolled up a window
and caught it in there.
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