Armored Car Robbery Page #3
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- 1950
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Special unit 12, Cordell.
Code three.
Officer needs help, Wrigley Field.
A 211 major. Notify all units.
CORDELL:
Be on the lookout.- Black '46 sedan. WOMAN: Black '46 sedan.
License, California.
First three numbers: five, Jason, eight.
[SIRENS WAILING]
Heading east, 41st Street at central.
Instruct all units, these
And set up immediate roadblocks
on all main arteries from city.
I'd like to see Lieutenant
Phillips, if I may go in.
Are you a member of the family?
I'm from police headquarters.
Lieutenant Cordell. He's a friend.
Just a moment, lieutenant.
I'm Dr. Leslie.
Go ahead. Tell me.
We couldn't save him, lieutenant. I'm sorry.
Was anyone with him?
His wife. She's in the
waiting room. In there.
Thank you.
Tough break, Marsha.
For you too.
[CORDELL SIGHS]
Yeah.
I know how you feel, Jim.
You were partners for years.
Yeah, you kind of get used to a guy.
I know.
Marsha, I just wanna say...
Well, if there's anything
you need, you know where I am.
Thanks, Jim.
- How's she taking it?
- She'll be all right.
What do you want, Ryan?
They ditched it underneath the Slauson
Avenue Bridge near the riverbed.
Good.
- And I'd better tell you the rest of it.
- Well?
I've been assigned to
work with you on the case.
- So you're replacing Phillips, huh?
- Yes, sir.
That's just dandy.
WOMAN [OVER RADIO]: 327 Empire Drive,
see a woman about a broken window.
327 Empire Drive, see a
- What did they leave us besides the car?
- Quite a bit.
Gas masks, painters' coveralls. Looks
like they changed clothes down here.
- What about fingerprints?
- Some smudgy ones that nobody can read.
got plugged. Note the hole.
I see it. I put it there.
Hey, lieutenant. You better take a look
in here. Somebody lost a lot of blood.
Not enough to suit me.
We found some more blood
over here, lieutenant.
Apparently, whoever got shot
rested against that wall.
CORDELL:
That's bloodied up, all right.Somebody must've lifted him.
There's two sets of prints.
Footprints end over there, where
they had another car stashed.
Seventy-one and 78, clear.
Numbers 1 and 2, no warrant.
- Did we get a rundown on
the second car? - Mm-hm.
178 Sanchez and Cloverdale.
Tread quite worn. Front and rear wheels...
...116 inches apart. Measuring
the indentations on the ground...
...I'd say the weight was around
3000 pounds. That's a small car.
[BENNY GROANING]
FOSTER:
We gotta do somethingabout him. He's conking out.
How is it now?
Gotta get patched up, Dave.
Can't we stop someplace?
We'll stop when we get to
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