Coogan's Bluff Page #2
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- 1968
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Suppose I sign a receipt for the prisoner.
Then he'd be my responsibility, right?
Look, Tex, the only way you'll ever
lay your hands on James Ringerman
is if a New York State judge
renders him into your custody.
until he's released from Bellevue.
- When will that be?
- A week, a month?
How the hell do I know?
I'm no doctor.
Lieutenant McElroy.
Don't call us, we'll call you.
Huh? Yeah. I got it
right here on my desk.
Sorry I'm late. I'm Julie Roth,
your sister's probation officer.
- How come you never been to the place?
- I've been there lots. You're never home.
Come up some night,
I'll show you the roof.
I've seen a roof.
Hey, that I like.
You know somethin'?
You're pretty good-looking for a cop.
Thank you.
Next you're gonna ask me if I make it
with all the good-looking fuzz here.
Well, the answer is no,
not all of them.
Nothing you say or do will shock or
upset me, so let's cut out the nonsense.
What do you know!
I can feel your heart.
OK, Joe, you've shown me.
Wow, feel that thing beat.
Joe, will you please keep
your hands to yourself.
Tick, tick, tick.
Guess you didn't hear the lady,
did you, boy?
Cool it, cowboy. There's plenty
here for both of us, huh?
Tick, tick, tick.
What the hell do you think you're
doing? And who are you, anyway?
- I'm a cop, lady, just like you are.
- I don't happen to be a cop.
- Are you all right, Joe?
- Yeah.
Let me see.
Look, I'm a stranger in town, ma'am. I'm
not from Texas. Arizona. I just thought...
There was no need for violence.
Well, yeah. I can see that now.
- I think you should apologise.
- OK, ma'am, I apologise.
- Not to me! To him!
- Now, wait just a minute.
No, I don't want no apologies.
Just keep that creep
away from me, huh?
Joe...
Joe! Joe!
Thanks.
Do you know how long
it's taken me to find that boy?
- I'll be glad to go get him for you.
- No.
- I'll be glad to bring him back, really.
- By the scruff of the neck?
And we wonder why
these kids hate cops.
Found something about New York
you like, Tex?
He just calls me that.
Really my name is Coogan.
If I fouled things up for you,
I'm sorry.
- I just thought...
- Did you? Think?
Well, yeah. I just...
We don't treat people like that
in New York, Mr Coogan.
- How do you treat 'em?
- Try me.
- It's a long story.
I just happen to have some time.
Here.
Maybe you know a nice little place
we can have lunch and talk about it.
Sorry, Mr Coogan.
You're not my type.
How can you tell?
- The hat, maybe.
- Oh, that? That comes right off.
Are you dense, or just stubborn?
Hungry mostly.
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