:07:05
Goddamn it! Stop that!
:07:07
No, sir, not you.
:07:09
That's terrific. Really.
:07:11
What's your name?
:07:12
Jones. Larvell Jones.
:07:14
Monsignor Larvell Jones.
:07:17
M.D.
:07:18
Let's go, Mahoney.
:07:19
Bye, Monsignor.
:07:20
Doctor Monsignor.
:07:33
Why can't you stay out of trouble?
:07:39
What's wrong with you?
Last week: disturbing the peace.
:07:41
Week before that:
destroying private property.
:07:45
And l'm getting tired of saving your butt.
:07:50
l only do it because of your father.
:07:54
He was a good friend.
:07:56
Yeah, l know.
:07:57
Mahoney, l've made a decision.
:08:00
l ain't gonna help you this time.
:08:02
You're going to the county lockup.
:08:05
Lockup?
:08:07
Why? l didn't do anything really major.
:08:11
Then let's make a deal.
:08:12
Anything.
:08:14
l want you to go to the Police Academy.
:08:17
The Police Academy?
:08:18
Even if you never graduate,
the training will be good.
:08:21
Wait a minute.
:08:23
Wait a minute. Reed?
:08:25
Listen, you've seen the commercials on TV.
:08:29
The Academy's taking all kinds these days.
:08:33
Anybody can get in.
:08:36
Even you.
:08:38
No deal. That's nuts.
:08:40
lt's either that or the lockup.
:08:43
Police Academy or jail.
:08:44
Will l get my own squad car?
:08:46
You'll get 14 weeks of Academy training
and discipline...
:08:50
...starting Monday morning.
:08:52
Fourteen weeks.
:08:53
They can throw you out.
:08:55
But you can't quit.
lf you quit, you're back in jail.
:08:59
That's the deal.