100 bucks a day of the taxpayers' money").The cop on duty only follows orders:Cop: I do what I'm told.Bannion: That's what we're all supposed to do, isn't it? (The cop chuckles)The trenchcoated Sergeant arrives in the midst of an upper-class American dance party for Lagana's teenaged daughter Angela (who dates a football player).On first approach, he is momentarily distracted and turns away from the skate.But then, of course, he urns and steps on the stray skate and does a perfect pratfall as he exclaims: "Beautiful morning, isn't it?" - he somersaults spectacularly into the living/dining room.She slashed at him with he carving knife that killed Debbie, wounding him in the hand and thigh, dumped a large bookcase filled with books on top of him, and clobbered him over the head with a thick wooden fire-log.He refused to call what he was doing looting: "It's called doing what you gotta do."As they watched the footage from the original crime in Homestead, Debra realized, in voice-over, that the footage had been altered: "The media were lying to us, or the government was lying to them." Milo asks him to stay, but Jerry declines.He self-righteously rejects Milo's patronistic support - she fails to ignite any amorous spark in his heart: "You must be out of your mink-lined head.