Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment Page #4

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hardly even been touched.

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No wonder. Got ants all over it.

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-You're not gonna eat that, are you?

-You wanna split it?

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No!

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No, no, no. What do you

want from me? Blood? Get out!

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Be cool, old man.

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Open the safe. Come on. Hurry up.

Open it.

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Come on. Open it up.

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-lt always does that.

-Hurry it up.

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There. l got it.

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Fizzies.

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They don't make them anymore.

Remember?

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Fizzies?

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Cops!

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Stay down, or you're dead.

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-Schtulman, you see a gun?

-l saw a gun.

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That's an armed robbery.

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-Unit M-1 5 to base.

-This is base.

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We've got a 21 1

at 302 Caroline Street. Please advise.

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-M-1 , did you read that?

-1 0-4. Tell them to move in.

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-Shouldn 't they wait for backup?

-No, they don't need a backup.

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-Do you need a hearing aid?

-Move in, M-1 5.

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1 0-4.

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Come on. Let's go.

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Follow me and stay low.

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Are you in here?

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Vinnie, if they are in here,

they're not gonna tell us.

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Now, cover me.

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-Fackler!

-Mahoney!

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Fackler!

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Tackleberry! Hold your fire!

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Mahoney?

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Officer Hightower.

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-You met Mr. Sweetchuck, l presume?

-Mr. Sweetchuck, l'm so sorry.

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My store! My store!

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We all got here at the same time.

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We didn't know that we were--

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Gentlemen. . .

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. . .you've really outdone yourselves,

haven't you?

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''Said officers did then

discharge their weapons. . .

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. . .with flagrant disregard

for public safety. . .

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. . .causing to be expended

some 1 200 rounds of ammunition.

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Total damage to the shop: $ 76,81 3. ''

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Well, l know that you must be furious.

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ln all my years as a police officer,

l have never seen such gross negligence.

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-You men have anything to say?

-Sir, may l speak?

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Captain Lassard, your brother taught

us many fine things at the academy.

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He taught us that a cop can

never care too much or try too hard.

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l don't know, sir.

That's exactly what we did.

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-Perhaps we were a bit overzealous.

-Overzealous?

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That's 1 200 rounds. $ 76,81 3.

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lf caring is a crime

and trying is a felony. . .

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. . .l guess we're all gonna plead guilty.

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Mauser, Mahoney is right.

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lf your men tried as hard as these officers,

we'd gave this gang licked in no time.

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Good work, men. Keep it up.

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See you at the gym.

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Attention! l need beer up here. Now!

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Okay, look for specials now!

Come on! Shop, everybody!

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-Shop! Shop!

-Safety first!

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Come on! Yeah! Go for it!

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What are you, a nut?

l'm a vegetarian!

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Fruit Loops. They're mine!

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Guys! Guys! Come on!

Stop, man! Act your age!

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Bye, now.

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Thank you very much. l found a lot

of really, really nice bargains here.

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Excuse me, sir,

you forgot your stamps!

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Gentlemen, l'd like

to propose a toast.

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To Lieutenant Mauser.

No, no, no--

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-Biggest putz of the precinct.

-All right.

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Mahoney!

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Get me another beer, will you?

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-ls he in trouble?

-Good question.

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-Tack, what's up?

-l need to speak to you, Mahoney.

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-Okay. What?

-lt's of a personal nature.

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Oh, all right. All right. All right.

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Let me buy you a drink, all right?

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Art, can l have a beer

and milk with ice. Right?

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-Okay. How about a shot?

-Yeah, that'll be fine.

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So, what's up, Tack?

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lt's Kirkland. My partner.

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Oh, yeah. Yeah. You're a lucky guy.

She's a fox.

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-That's affirmative.

-Oh, yeah.

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With regards to Kirkland. . . .

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Something you need?

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With regards to Kirkland. . . .

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-What?

-Well, l. . . .

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-l think l'm. . . .

-You think what?

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-Well, l might. . . .

-Tack, what? Spell it out.

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Lincoln, Ocean, Victor, Edward.

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Love? Eugene, you're in love!

You little devil!

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You're in love. That's great!

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Let's keep this 1 0-35, okay?

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Of course, of course.

Between you and me.

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You and Kirkland? So she have

the hots for you too?

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l don't know.

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l'm inexperienced in matters

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