Maniac Cop Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1988
- 85 min
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You know her.
Theresa Mallory.
Congratulations!
Its a well kept secret.
Not well enough according to you.
Where do I find?
She is on duty tonight.
How're you doing beautiful?
Well, it depends.
Would you like a lift someplace?
Oh, I'm pretty much at
roam right here.
Could I interest you
in something else?
Want to be a little
more specific?
You wouldn't be a cop?
You got it, mister. You asked
the jackpot question.
Now, why don't you run along home to
your wife and kids, like a good little boy?
Yeah, that's just what I was gonna do.
But I'll be thinking of you, baby.
Can't arrest you for that.
Ciao, baby.
Who is it?
Are you Malone?
Hey McCrae.
Don't get the wrong idea.
I'm on duty here.
Officer Mallory, 33rd Precinct.
Vice Squad
It couldn't have just been
I hit him in the head
atleast twice.
Just bring me a tab,
will you?
-Okay
-Thanks.
Look at the marks
on your throat.
I'm telling you Frank, his
hands were so big...
they felt like ice,
even through his gloves.
He wasn't breathing.
Well, we won't put
that in our report. Huh?
Why did you come looking for me?
You were Jack's only witness.
You had to disappear.
He...
He speak to you,
say anything?
No, no not a sound.
Last call,
want anything else?
Yeah, one more round. Doubles.
You're trying to get
me drunk.
No, I'm just gonna stash
you away
some place for few days
for safekeeping.
Why can't I go home?
Oh come on, If he knew where
you were assigned to work
it's sure he almost know
where you live.
How could he?
You must have told
somebody at work.
By a relationship?
Come on, Jack was delibrately set up.
Somebody found his wife to follow him.
Now, who did you tell?
I guess you
know Sally Noland?
Should I?
Sure, She's been on the force for 20 years.
She's like a den mother to all of us.
You know, she wears that leg brace.
-Oh yeah, she uses a cane. Sure.
-Yeah that's her.
Her father was a cop.
I know, she's
fixtures down headquarters.
She's been there so long,
What is this?
The key to my apartment, 4E.
I want you to lock yourself in there.
I'll call before I come back, So you know its me.
I'll ring twice, hang up, ring once again.
Don't answer the phone
for anybody else.
Wait, I thought you were going
to keep me company.
I'll phone for a cab. I don't want
to get out to streets.
I will stop down at headquarters.
I have a feeling, Miss Noland
will be haunting the joint.
Mc Crae, What did
you do in your hands?
I cut myself shaving.
Sign me in. Will you?
Yes, Right.
You came in a very bad time.
The computer is down.
How do we ever please this
town without a computer, huh?
The requested information...
... You have to out this form and
I'll process it in the morning.
You...
...You have a pen?
Thanks.
We have a hard time writing this,
You know, we really should
know each other,
were passing each other
in the halls for years.
-Do have one friend in common.
-Who is that?
Officer Mallory.
Teresa.
She had a close
call this evening.
Why? What happened?
She was working under cover vice.
Ran into a psycho,
Its a mess.
How is she?
She is okay.
Thank Jesus for that.
She is a fine girl, that one.
I knew you'd be relieved
if she is okay.
Yeah, we should...
We should all have us a beer together
sometime. Got to know each other.
Sure. We'll all be inseperable
How is that form?
I'll tell you the truth,
its not very important. Forget it.
Better get that computer fixed.
I'm glad we finally got say hello.
Don't do this, please.
I know it would be safe if you put the
girl away but this way is even better.
Now they think they got the
guilty man so that way...
...they gonna let you guard down
and you'll be free to get to the
mayor and the commissioner...
...and put an end to this.
I knew you had that anger
in you, Matt but...
the dealers and the junkies
and the human garbage
that you'd be cleaning the city of.
Not all them poor people
What is it that got into you, Matt?
What's changed yourself?
I said I'd stick by
you and I will.
But you gotta stop
these killings.
Just only save it for those
who did wrong to you.
Who's out there?
Answer me!
Oh, guess i was
just jumping.
Matt?
Matt, where are you?
I need you, Matt.
You need me.
Come back ...
Hey you?
Oh, take it easy,
What you are doing?
I had to take a leak.
You always take a leak with
a gun in your hand?
Its a good way to
blow your balls off!
Oh.
You scared me.
You're wearing a uniform.
Yeah now everyones packing a gun
and I don't blame you
should get hazard pay
with this uniform.
Yeah.
You got yourself killed back there
those timbers are ready to freak.
This place is going to be demolished
in a couple of weeks.
Yeah, the whole city'is going to hell,
you can't take a pee anywhere anymore.
Here, more about Cordell
than you've time to read.
He was my hero.
Yes, Matt believed in an old saying:
Shoot first and ask questions later.
He was kind though. Gentle
enough if you got to know him.
Did you?
I hate to admit it, but he used to like
come in here and look in his clippings,
just like you're doing.
He gotta like
being a celebrity.
happened to him.
It was a crime what
the politicians did to him.
Put him in Sing Sing with with all those
criminals he's been chasing all those years.
It was like handing
him a death sentence.
They say he violated
people's rights.
You see even killers
got rights, huh?
They murdered him,
those bastards at City Hall!
He had no kids, no wife.
I guess a one hundred percent cop like
him give no time for a personal life.
Here Clance thanks,
you may put this away.
He had himself
a real nice girl.
I think he wanna go married if they
hadn't been for all that trouble.
-You're sure he was?
-Sure.
He brought her in one time
to show off for her.
She wasn't much
to look at, but nice.
And, of course a cop.
She must have
taken it pretty hard.
Worse than that.
Right after he was convicted,
the poor soul threw herself out of a
window trying to kill herself.
Terrible thing for a
Catholic girl to do.
She crippled herself.
Thanks Clance.
Yeah, they don't make cops
like him anymore.
He was one of the kind.
-He is still is.
-What was that?
Nothing. Forget it.
Oh, we're interrogating the suspect
for about half an hour.
Okay, Call me when you feel.
We know who the killer is.
-Did you tell the D.A?
-Yes, we tried you but he wouldn't believe us.
You won't either.
You ever hear about Detective Matt Cordell?
Yes, before my time but
you know, he's a legend.
He died in jail.
I suppose he didn't.
Suppose he's back.
Only now he kills innocent people.
But how can he get
out of prison alive?
We're gonna find out, tommorow
morning I've got an appointment with
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