Let me take the kid. >> No. >> Any more? >> There are some who misbehaved. >> I'm going to get you all out of here. I promise you. >> It's over. >> Can I ask you a question? >> There is nothing to talk about. >> What were you planning on doing if you actually got the plane and the pilots, huh? >> Excuse me? >> You don't want a plane. You never did. Whoever heard of bank robbers escaping on a plane with 50 hostages? You saw Dog Day Afternoon. You're stalling. Why? I don't know. What's the matter? You can't get into the safe? >> Perhaps. >> There's two ways out of this. The easy way, we walk out the front door together, or the hard boys cut the power, hit you with the tear gas and come in strong through the glass. It's your choice. You don't want that. I don't want that. And you know they'd like to do it tonight. You got night vision? You got gas masks? >> Maybe. >> I'm this close to ordering it. >> Let's cut the crap. First, you don't order an assault when no hostages have been killed and there's no immediate threat. Second, if it ends that way, whatever happens, you don't get to be the hero. You want to [ __ ] me, try harder. Let's go. >> Okay. I'll I'll you what. My ass is covered, sport. But I would not get too comfortable in here if I were you. >> No, I got the cable guy coming on Wednesday. >> Why don't you just walk out the door? >> I will. I'm going to walk out of that door when I'm good and ready. >> Can I get you to do that today? I didn't think so. >> Any other proposals? >> Oh, please do not say proposals. My girlfriend she wants a proposal from me. >> You think you're too young to get married? >> No, I'm not too young. Too broke. Maybe I should rob a bank. >> Do you love each other? >> Yeah. Yeah, we do. >> Money shouldn't really matter. >> Thank you, bank robber. >> I'm just saying. Money can't buy love. >> Thank you. Very much. I'm I'm learning so much today, you know? Look, why don't we go across the street to the Colony Rose, huh? Forget about this dangerous hostage situation. I'll buy you a beer, my treat. >> taxi, but uh I'm trying to stay away from bars, if you know what I mean. >> Well, if you change your mind, there's still a standing offer, all right? >> South block or the graveyard? Prison whites or toe tag? Make up your mind. Tick tock. >> Hey! Hey! We done? >> You just crossed the [ __ ] line. Buses, Kojak, parked outside. You think I'm bluffing? You roll the dice and see what happens. >> Mike, he's a hooker up. >> So, what's up? >> Got him right where I want him. >> Yeah, where is that? >> Right behind me with my pants around my ankles, but it's a start. >> Jesus Christ. Detective, they're going to storm that bank without you? It's not right. So, tell me about the kid who pointed a gun at you. A 12-year-old. >> Now? >> Yeah. >> Last year, up in the 33rd, I was breaking up a fight about a half a block from the high school. This one little [ __ ] was getting his clock cleaned by another one. >> Do me a favor, Sergeant. Just tone down the color commentary. >> So, I bust up the fight, turn around, and this kid is pointing a .22 at my chest. >> Is that right? Now, which kid was this? >> Another kid, an African-American. >> African-American, all right, yeah. >> Came out of nowhere. I didn't see him. >> So, what you do? >> What did I do then? I'll tell you what I did then. I got shot in the [ __ ] chest. That's what I did then. And so, you'll pardon my euphemisms, Detective, but I would rather wind up an old bigot than a handsome young corpse. And no offense, Detective, but I'm just trying to keep them away from us. Now, what do you say we just get these people safely out of the bank? >> I hear that. >> And um I'll try and watch what I say in the future. You never know who's listening. >> What you doing, Al? >> Jesus. [ __ ] They bugged us. They bugged us. >> Darius! Darius, don't make a move. >> What? >> It's all [ __ ] up. >> Do not make a move. Keep your men back. >> WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> They heard everything we said IN THE MCC. >> WHAT? >> STAND DOWN! STAND DOWN! THE DRAWER WITH THE WITH THE WITH THE WITH THE WITH THE DEMANDS in it. They heard everything we said. They put a transmitter in it. They bugged us. >> No, no, no. I'm going in. >> Son of a [ __ ] >> Certain. It will not fail. >> Oh. >> What do you think that's worth? >> If you got to ask, man, you can't afford it. >> Oh my goodness, my girlfriend ain't here. >> I don't know ring. >> Ah, Detective Frazier. >> Mr. Case. >> How are you? >> I am great. Nobody got killed at the bank. Everybody's happy. My kind of day. >> That's wonderful, wonderful, Detective Mitchell. >> Mr. Case. >> Be seated, gentlemen. >> Thank you. >> Can I offer you anything? >> No. >> I must say I was most impressed by the way you handled that business. >> Thank you, Mr. Case. >> Whenever I hear the term New York's finest, you're who I think of. You keep the rest of us safe and make it look easy. >> Pardon me. >> Uh, what's our music? >> When you say the rest of us, Mr. Case, I mean, you got to look around. The rest of us is a category that you haven't qualified for in a long time. >> Two shades, Detective. >> I won't deny it. I've done well. >> Yes, you have. But, I'm very confused. You see, I got a case where armed robbers laid siege to your bank. >> It is your bank, right? >> I'm chairman of the board of directors. >> Then I decide the vinegar suit, the robbers disappear, poof. And they don't take a nickel, right? >> You asking me? >> Yes, I'm asking you. I mean, it's your bank. You own it. And I'm asking you. >> part of our organization. >> No robbers, no real victims, no loot missing. Got to be the first time in law enforcement history. >> I never heard of it before. >> So, you got to ask yourself what the [ __ ] happened, don't you, Mr. Case? >> quite sure I like your tone, officer. >> You don't like my tone? Then give me a straight answer. It's the founding bank of your empire. You built it. It's your baby. Give me a straight answer. What do you think happened? >> I have no idea. >> Oh, come on now. Come on. I'll tell you what I think happened. I think you sent that woman in there to patch things up. Miss White, I think you paid her. What was she doing in there? >> This is absurd. Are you implying that I had anything to do with it? >> 392 safe deposit box 392. What's the story on that? >> I've no idea what you're talking about. >> to me, Mr. Case. >> I don't lie. I looked at all the records. >> All the bank records for safe deposit boxes at your bank. At first glance, everything looked fine, but there was one safe deposit box that had no records. I mean, going all the way back to 1948. So, I started thinking, who would have the answer to this riddle? Probably the man who forgot to mention that he built the bank in the first place in 1948. It doesn't add up, Mr. Case. It does not add up. >> I'm afraid I I can't be of any further use to you, detective. >> It's something really bad, isn't it? >> Mr. Frazier, I have spent my whole life serving humanity. You can ask anyone who knows me. They'll vouch for me. And for the things that I've done. >> You think they'll vouch for you after I find out the truth about this ring? I don't think so. Oh, by the way, that thing you said about us being New York's finest, I want you to know we really appreciate that. >> How gracious. >> Let's go. We're going to follow that ring. >> Mr. Case, let me see your shoe. >> What? >> Let me see your shoe. >> Why? >> Cuz I have never seen anybody put their foot that far up a guy's ass. >> Yeah, I guess I did, didn't >> Oh man, you cut him an ass the length of a Lincoln Tunnel. We're going to need a traffic cop on that [ __ ]