The Mod Squad
- R
- Year:
- 1999
- 92 min
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Cops!
Cops!
Julie Barnes. Runaway.
An addict at 18. A fighter.
This little girl
was as hard as they come.
Pete Cochran. A lost cause.
The world's biggest screwup.
He went straight from Beverly Hills
to county jail.
Lincoln Hayes. He doesn't blame
his crimes on anything.
Had reasons all his own
to burn the world down.
Easy, man!
Your mother and I have been
worried sick, little girl.
You gonna have to give it up
to Daddy, now. Come on.
Hey! Stop!
Take this police brutality, baby!
Out of my way!
All right, I'm gettin' out of here!
Dude, relax.
Get those skinny leather pants
out of here!
Go! You little sh*t.
You're gonna get caught.
Easy, baby.
Why the hackles?
- How you doin'?
- Okay.
Yeah? Can you hear me?
Okay.
They could've been anybody,
no better or worse than the rest.
Heading for nowhere.
Until I gave them one last chance.
- They're mine.
- If anybody does, it's me.
- They're screwing with my men.
- Is there a problem, fellas?
- No.
- Workin' late again tonight, huh?
- Yeah.
Every night, until we find out who stole
those drugs from the evidence locker.
- IA.
- They were just doing their job.
Hello, Los Angeles!
- Adam--
- They didn't volunteer for this job.
- It was my idea.
- They're punks.
- We're supposed to give them a chance.
- Come on!
You're gonna side with them?
They're not real cops!
They can't even carry guns,
for God's sakes.
Maybe you should spend a little more
time worrying about your own guys...
- and a little less time--
- What's that supposed to mean?
Nothing. These kids can get into
a thousand places that we can't.
You three really screwed up tonight.
Get your feet off that table. Get up!
What are you talking about, man?
We got the job done.
- Yeah, we set the bad guys up, right?
- Why don't you shut up and listen.
You should be yelling at the cops
for beating up kids.
in the mouth.
Do you think this is a joke?
You little numb-nut.
Okay, Bob, I'll take care of this.
Let me take care of this.
- Yeah, Bob!
- Hey!
Sit down and shut up.
Sit!
You think this is a joke?
If you think it's a joke, I'll stick you
right back into the cells...
where I found you.
You're policemen now.
Stop screwing around...
If you're gonna start overacting
like circus freaks...
you might as well be wearin' badges,
for crying out loud!
Are we done yet?
- Excuse me?
- Are we done?
You're done when I say we're done.
- Is that Harry? It looks like him.
- All right, everybody.
- Listen up.
- Save it for the kiddies, Greer.
That's pretty funny.
All right, tough guy.
If you or anybody else
has got a problem with my squad...
you gotta go through me first.
Any takers?
- Are you okay?
- I'm fine.
Thanks for asking.
Eckford and Lanier aren't here.
I got something to do.
We'll get started without them.
Follow me.
You guys see that club down there?
We have reason to believe there's
a black book operation goin' on inside.
- What's black book?
- Hookers. Expensive ones.
Young girls. We also think
the manager, Red Wilson, is involved.
Julie, you go inside undercover as
a waitress and hopefully get recruited.
Why does she always get to be
the prostitute?
You two will go inside,
split up, blend...
work the room and keep your eye
on this Red character.
All right, listen to me.
Be nice to these guys.
They've been on this case for a while.
They're not gonna like working with you.
Do what they tell you to
and remember to--
- Keep our noses clean?
- Exactly.
- Sorry we're late, Adam.
- Yeah, sorry we're late.
- Hey, no excuses, partner.
- You're not my partner.
We went over the assignments
and the background.
You guys work out the logistics
amongst yourselves.
Which one's Eckford
and which one's Lanier?
Save it.
This is our case.
We don't want you little pussies
playing cop inside.
Making our J-O-B
all that much harder.
You dig?
She comes in. Yeah.
There you go, little girl.
Two grams, a**hole.
- Call a cop.
- F*** you, pig!
Are you okay?
- Yeah.
- You wanna come back inside?
Excuse me.
- Listen, I gotta meet up with Greer.
- What, now?
Yeah, you know how the man is
about punctuality.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Keep an eye out for Julie, okay?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Hey! How's it goin', girl?
You wanna come up to my office
after your shift?
I've been meaning to ask you
if I can work some extra hours.
- I can really use the cash.
- Yeah, yeah.
Well, I, you know--
We'll see what we can do. Huh?
You mind if I cut in?
Hey, there.
How you been? Long time.
Yeah.
God, what's it been,
like three years?
I never thought I'd see you again.
You look really great, you know?
- Can I get you a drink?
- Yeah.
Can I get a club soda
with a lemon?
Really?
I have two years in July.
Right on.
Year and a half last month.
Really?
That's great.
You been doin' this long or what?
- Sorry.
- It's all right.
I haven't seen that smile
in a long time.
get back to work.
Yeah.
Hey, listen.
Can I see you again?
Okay.
Okay, then?
Oh, my God!
- Tiffany!
- Uh-oh.
What "uh-oh"?
Okay, wait, wait.
Get up!
Get the hell out of here!
I saw Greer roll up on this cat
with leather pants.
What?
The dude from the bust.
I saw Greer pick him up.
It was the same guy
I saw at the bust last week.
- A cop was helping him get away.
- Are you sure it was Greer?
- Looked like his car.
- Every car looks like his car.
That's the point of the car.
Dude, you're paranoid.
Nice job!
Okay, I really did not
like that at all, all right?
Let me just explain somethin'.
I was blending.
You just blended your ass
right out of the club, man.
Oh, come on! They're gonna
let me back in the club.
"you're gone for-f***ing-ever."
- Greer's gonna kick your ass.
- You know what? Eat me.
Come on. Let's go.
You wanna lose another fight, Petey?
Who was the guy that
you were talkin' to all night?
- What guy?
- Yeah, "what guy."
A suspect?
What? No. I don't even know
what he's talkin' about.
How could you see anything? You had your
head buried in a pair of tits all night.
I got eyes behind my head, all right?
- Julie's got a boyfriend
- Please grow up.
Let's all together, in harmony.
Hey, mommy! Where you goin'
with that fine little ass, baby?
Why don't you get out in the street
and earn a real living, huh?
- What?
- She digs me.
- You have your hall pass, young lady?
- You wanna see my hall pass?
Yeah, and then I wanna see you
in detention.
Why do you have to be such a p*ssy?
Leave her alone.
Who you callin' a p*ssy, p*ssy?
- Motherf***er.
- Oh, God, you terrify me.
- Tricky, just back off, man.
- Get outta my face, boy.
- What?
- Let's go. In my office.
Move your ass.
In my office.
Move your ass!
- Where were you last night?
- Excuse me?
You left me out on the street
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