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Which button for Billy Rosewood?
Monsieur Rosewood? In the house?
Le Rosewood. Moi le Rosewood.
"Monsieur йtait beau.
Le crayon. La table."
Come in.
It's open.
- Axel Foley!
- Billy, how you doing?
- I don't believe it.
- Look at your office! Look at this!
You got three windows,
venetian blinds, and a ficus.
One of them big, healthy
ficus in your office.
Not just the ficus. Look.
You got a refrigerator
in your office?
J Edgar Hoover
didn't have a refrigerator.
Just some hair curlers or something.
- Did they promote you to captain?
- I'm DDO-JSIOC.
The JG-Joe-Joe-C? What is that?
Deputy Director of Operations
for Joint Systems Interdepartmental
Operational Command.
Here we are. Los Angeles. one of the
greatest cities in the world, Axel,
divided by its unique geography.
- Geography?
- LA is a vast metropolis
with social and economic imbalances
spread over an enormous distance.
A criminal hits Beverly Hills,
then West Hollywood, then downtown.
Whose responsibility is it?
Everybody's?
Impossible. So it comes here. Every
crime that crosses the green line.
- The green line?
- Green lines of jurisdiction.
Beverly Hills,
West Hollywood, Santa Monica.
Officers respect these green lines,
but the criminal doesn't.
Whenever a criminal crosses green
lines, the DDO-JSIOC goes to work.
Very impressive, Billy.
I control the green lines,
and Axel...
whoever controls the green lines
controls Southern California.
You wanted to see me, Billy?
The sheriff's department nabbed
two guys pulling a stall-and-hook.
It's the same MO
as those jobs on Melrose.
I'll run out there and talk to them.
They're in Van Nuys.
I'll tell them you're coming.
Jon, I want you
to meet a friend of mine.
Axel Foley. Axel, Jon Flint.
How are you? I've heard about you.
You're from Detroit, right?
- Taggart talked about you.
- Taggart! Where is he?
Taggart's retired to Phoenix.
Spends his days lost in the woods
looking for his golf balls.
That's a dream
I'm not too far from myself.
What brings you to California?
Vacation?
- I'm looking for a killer.
- In Beverly Hills?
- No. Wonder World.
- Wonder World?
You mean Rufus Rabbit
has gone berserko?
No. My boss got gunned down.
The killer escaped
in a cream-coloured Ford truck.
- I think it's here.
- Plates?
Plates were phoney. Some evidence
points to Wonder World.
I want to go to Wonder World
and ask some questions.
- Would y'all know somebody there?
- Ellis DeWald, head of security.
Biggest private
security force in America.
- Can you introduce me to him?
- Soon as I get back from Van Nuys.
You go on out. I'll call DeWald,
tell him you're coming.
- He's a pal of mine. I'll meet you.
- Great. Thanks.
You'll love Wonder World,
it's a great place.
Axel, don't forget,
we play by the rules around here.
I've heard Taggart's stories.
Which one of those green lines
is Wonder World behind?
Welcome to Wonder World. Can I help?
Yes, I'd like to talk to a park
executive, a Mr. Ellis DeWald.
- Do you have an appointment?
- I'm supposed to. Axel Foley.
I'm sorry, sir.
I don't have you on the list.
Maybe they haven't called yet.
A Detective Flint was supposed
to call and get me squared away.
If you don't have an appointment
you'll need a ticket.
- How much is a ticket?
- $35.
That allows you access
to all rides and attractions.
Wait a minute.
I don't want to go on any rides.
All I wanna do
is talk to the director of security.
Excuse me, sir,
would you step out of line?
- What line?
- Just step over here, please, sir.
Thank you.
- Is there a problem, sir?
- $35, that's the problem.
If the admission seems high,
try Fantasy Park.
You might find
their ticket price to your liking.
I'm here to see