Martial Law II: Undercover

-Que pasa? -Yeah.

We're lookin' to get equalized.

You wanna do business?

Show me some dead presidents.

I hear you favor Grant.

It is my favorite president, favorite president.

Well then amigo, show me your armor.

Check it out.

Step into my office.

All right, let's see what you've got.

Mack 10s, uzis, 45s, nine millimeters.

Need I go on?

Yeah, but are they cold?

Virtually untraceable.

Okay, anything goes wrong you move in on my command.

I don't want any officers to intervene unless authorized.

Get the hell out.

Hey guys.

Hey, get the hell out of here.

You got a couple of bucks?

Some of us work for a living, you mind?

How about some spare change, how about some change?

You got any change, huh?

I got your change right here.

You understand what I'm saying?

Hey!

Everybody hold.

Hey, check it out.

Pretty good disguise, you almost fooled me today.

Thanks.

That was very impressive.

All in day's work.

Why do I get the feeling you're leading up to something?

For starters, you made detective.

And you've been transferred to Northwest division.

When do we leave?

Billie's not leaving.

They want you to start a martial arts program.

Besides I still need her around here.

Good luck, kid.

I'm gonna miss you around here.

Thanks.

-Hey. -All right, got it.

Thank you.

Hey, hey, here you go, Steve.

You guys out to break a few hearts tonight, huh?

Hey, Sean.

Here's to detective Sean Thompson.

Thanks guys.

Thanks.

Are you moonlighting?

Nah, just filling in for pops.

Congratulations, Sean.

Thanks.

I hate to break up the team.

Yeah, me too.

But hey, now that you're on your own

you got a better chance of making detective.

Yeah, right.

Hell, if you could do it, anybody can.

Captain Krantz.

Thanks.

Captain Krantz, Detective Sean Thompson.

Captain, requisition forms.

Thanks. So you're martial law, huh?

Well, I heard a lot about your work.

It's all good.

Oh, thanks.

We got a pretty good group here.

This is Borelli, he'll show you around.

Danny.

-Hey. -Hey.

How are you?

I take it you know each other.

Yeah, went to the Academy together.

And I'll speak to you later.

All right

I'm glad you could make it, Detective.

-Hey. -Yeah, yeah.

You look real good.

Thank you.

I've been working out, stopped drinking.

Hey, that's good.

Get a couple of karate lessons from you,

I'll be kicking some ass, man.

Wah!

Take more than just a couple, huh?

Yeah, yeah.

Go straight to jail and don't pass go.

How's Nancy doing?

Oh, she's doing great.

You know, Sean, she's been asking for you

and that girl, uh, Pam. Pam.

Oh, with the? Yeah, yeah.

She's hot.

-You remember Strings? -Strings?

Hey, you must be the new guy around here.

Yeah, Sean Thompson.

Frank Dobbs.

I'm the sergeant around here.

Hey, good to meet you.

You too.

Hi, Borelli.

Frank, what's new?

Not much, Danny boy, not much.

See you. Yeah, nice meetin' ya.

He seems okay.

Yeah, administration.

What's wrong?

Ah, nothin', nothin', nothin'.

Yeah.

So you and Nancy wanna go to dinner, huh?

Do a little celebratin'?

-Not tonight. -Slow down.

Come on, it's my treat.

Nah, I got somethin' to take care of it.

Hey look, can you finish up the tour alone?

-Yeah, sure. -All right, good.

Then all right.

-What? -Nothin'.

I'll, uh, I'll tell you what,

we'll do it tomorrow night, all right.

Yeah, okay, sure, that's no problem.

It's good to have you here, Sean.

Yeah, it's good to be here.

-All right. -Speak to you soon, Danny.

Yeah.

-Take her easy now. -Yeah, oh.

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many business men work their whole lives to attain.

And to encourage others his age,

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for business excellence.

If this were the real thing, Tanner, you'd be dead.

Mr. Hamilton,

to what do you attribute your success.

Well, Christine, luck and determination don't hurt.

Plus I have an incredible role model, my father.

It was your own hard work, son.

In a world where SO many parents

and children find it difficult to communicate,

the Hamilton family is an inspiration to us all.

Christine Richards, channel 10 news.

We all set for tonight, Bree?

Is everything in order?

Yep, everything's in order.

Get out.

Let's see your hands.

Come on, let's go.

Come on.

Hey, scum!

He had this.

You're a real boy scout, Borelli.

Who else is in on this, Frank?

You'll never know.

Well, I can guarantee, you're not gonna get away with it.

I beg to differ.

Looks like you put your nose

somewhere it doesn't belong my friend.

How unfortunate.

Tanner.

Let's go.

Is this it, Frank, huh?

You're gonna sell me out, man?

You're gonna sell me out, Frank?

This is the way you treat your brothers, right?

Good move.

Nice.

Look at this guy.

I'm gonna walk out of here, Frank.

I'm gonna walk out!

How'd he get onto you, Dobbs?

Never mind.

I know it won't happen again.

Bree, this has to look right.

The most powerful aspect of martial arts is the mind.

Concentration against the opponent's movement

is how you'll take them down quickly.

Without a gun, with only your skill.

Now, I'll need some volunteers.

Thank you.

As you can see, balance is critical in any defense.

You have a question, Al?

It looks like dancing in your pajamas to me.

This is ridiculous.

I mean, which moves stops the .357?

This next move is designed to designed

to disarm an attacker at closer range.

Okay, now what?

Bang, you're dead.

You tell him, tell him, I'll turn, I'll turn, I'll turn.

I have two kids and a wife, Nancy.

Tell them I'll turn.

I will, I'll do anything, I'll do-

-So what'd you say your name was?

It's Bob.

Been working here long?

Enjoy it?

Sometimes yes, sometimes no.

But the fringe benefits are great.