Be an inspection.
A lot of people hate that we give them inspection tickets,
but they are considered an illegal car on the street.
No, no, no.
Hey, yo.
What, you getting me?
GINA: Go look at your inspection stickers.
I'm not. Look at my paperwork up here.
I got paperwork for that.
I already have your tag, honey.
I can't just cancel it.
You're going to have to fight it now.
You're giving me [bleep] attitude.
[cha-ching]
You have an expired inspection.
I can't cancel it without a supervisor's permission.
OWNER: Call the supervisor.
I'm dead serious.
89, can we try supervisor 25, please?
Supervisor 25.
I have a citizen over here that
would like to meet with you.
I just issued a TVR for expired inspection.
He has paperwork in his car.
I already printed the ticket.
He wants to meet up with you.
10-4, ma'am.
Continue your patrol.
10-4.
Hold on to this.
He's going to meet up with you in about five, 10 minutes.
- What's your name? - Gina.
All right.
GINA: He should have had his paper in the back window.
How are we supposed to know if the paper's not there?
You can't have them inside your car.
When they need help, then they call me.
Yeah.
What's up?
Which is on my window.
So you got paperwork is what you're saying.
It was in my window, right along with my stickers,
so I wouldn't be riding around.
All right.
Make a photocopy of that, and you're
going to have-- you're going to have
to send it in with the ticket.
If it is good, they're going to cancel it
because you got your paperwork. OWNER: Right?
Yes.
OWNER: Are you sure?
Absolutely positively.
You go to me.
OWNER: The only reason I asked to see you is
she gave me a [bleep] attitude.
OK.
I'm not feeling it.
I understand-- I understand why you're upset.
So what are you going to do for me?
That's it?
Listen, I'm trying to be as helpful as possible, OK?
All right, man.
Good luck.
JEFF: The citizen, he didn't like the fact that I
couldn't help him any further.
He has to take care of his responsibilities.
That's basically what comes down to.
I think Jeff is good when it comes
to sticking up for his units.
We're liking Jeff for the moment.
This car is in a no stopping.
No stopping just went up from $41 to $76.
Ouch.
And a tow, especially on South Street on a busy night
like tonight.
Ma'am, I have one to go, 100 South in a no stopping.
CROWD: Tow it! Tow it!
Tow it!
[laughs]
We hate illegal parkers.
People love seeing cars get towed up here, for some reason.
This is a hotspot, especially on the weekends.
Everybody's drunk.
Hi, pumpkin.
I'll talk to you later. - All right.
There it is.
Yeah!
[cheering]
We love Philadelphia, and we love cars getting towed!
Woo!
It'll start getting dark.
The bars will start filling up.
And that's when the mayhem normally begins.
Hi, handsome.
You going all the way down here?
Yes, I am.
Joe, check it out.
This is the same car that we issued for the inspection.
Hey, yo.
What, you getting me?
GINA: You have an expired inspection.
OWNER: [bleeping] attitude.
Joe, bang him.
Expired meter now.
Do it fast, Joe.
GINA: I try to avoid the situation, being that I
wrote him a ticket earlier.
So I figure I can let Joe have it a go.
This ticket expired at 8:42.
I'm writing him a ticket.
GINA: There's absolutely no excuse that you could possibly
have not to feed the meter.
[humming]
So what the [bleep] is the problem?
[music playing]
GINA: Expired meter.
FRIEND: Expired meter?
She said expired meter.
This is for your meter.
It's not for an inspection.
But you have the ticket for expired meter.
All right, well, call the supervisor.
This is a good ticket, unless I can see another ticket.
OWNER: Call the supervisor.
Call the supervisor!
GINA: What do you want a supervisor for?
You have an expired receipt.
Because he asked you to see him.
He requested it.
Can I get a line with supervisor 25?
They can talk to the supervisor all they want.
But they had a bad inspection, and now they
don't want to pay their meter.
So their meter was expired.
They got another ticket.
Supervisor 25.
He's just going to be mad.
I mean, we can't do nothing about it.
That's a 10-4, sir.
I'll be on location.
I need you to continue your patrol.
JOE (ON RADIO): 10-4.
Supervisor 25, Jeff, he's on his way to the situation
once again.
What's the problem, sir?
All right.
Were you out here earlier tonight about that white car?
Yeah.
That was about an expired inspection sticker.
OK.
So why is there another ticket on there now?
Expired meter.
So the first ticket--
Is for expired inspection.
And the second ticket is for expired meter.
So why they giving me two tickets on the same car?
Basically, what you got a ticket for now
is you got an expired meter ticket.
What's the difference?
You're going to have to back up a little.
Listen, you're going to have to back up a little bit.
OK?
All right.
You know, you do have to pay for the receipt.
We got to put it in your window.
They don't want to hear it.
Jeff-- there's nothing that Jeff can say that's going
to ease over the situation, so.
Just listen.
Just settle down.
- Don't touch me, dog. - I'm sorry.
I apologize, OK?
You're gonna be sorry.
Don't touch me.
I'm gonna be sorry?
If you put your [bleep] hands on me again,
you're gonna be sorry.
OK. You need to relax.
No, you need to relax.
- I'll call the police out here. - I know all the cops.
Call them, my guy.
You touched me.
I'm not touching you.
I'm not touching you. - I know.
OK?
No problem, buddy.
No problem.
See you later.
MAN: Get the [bleep] out of here!