Foley described his mission to find his boss' killer and search around WonderWorld. Taggart, who had retired from the force, and moved to Phoenix to play golf).
His partner was detective Jon Flint (Hector Elizondo) (no longer Sgt. In the next scene, Axel had returned to California, where he looked up former associate, cop Billy Rosewood (Judge Reinhold) in the Beverly Hills Police Department, now promoted to Sergeant - with the bureaucratic title DDO-JSIOC (Deputy Director of Operations for Joint Systems Inter-Departmental Operational Command), responsible for crimes that crossed jurisdictional green lines ("Whoever controls the green lines controls Southern California"). I want the man that killed Todd." One of Foley's associates described the link from the towel to the Wonderworld Hotel (and amusement park) in California. When he crashed his vehicle, he was confronted by a group of Secret Service agents and firmly told by one of them, Steve Fulbright (Stephen McHattie), that he was "in the middle of a federal investigation" - and the criminals shouldn't be apprehended at this time: "We wanna know where he's going with what he's got and who he's selling it to."Īfter Todd's funeral, Foley strongly vowed: "F-k the federal government. The gang escaped in a cream-colored Ford truck (with phony plates) carrying the stolen property, with Foley in pursuit in one of the body shop's cars - a pink sports vehicle that fell apart around him as it was pelted with bullets. The Detroit cops were unexpectedly assaulted by machine-gun fire, and during the encounter, Inspector Todd was killed by DeWald (he died in Axel's arms after ordering: "Axel, are you on a coffee break? Go get that son of a bitch!"). The tanned and coiffed criminal boss, Ellis DeWald (Timothy Carhart) ordered the assassination of all eight mechanics by his hit men, revealing towels in the gun attache cases from the Wonderworld Hotel, just before Foley arrived. Inside, a group of mechanics, two of which danced to the Supremes' "Come See About Me," had pulled off a successful job - the hijacking of boxes of US government property. The film opened in Detroit, Michigan on an early Tuesday morning, where Axel Foley (Eddie Murphy) was going over plans with his associates for a raid at an illegal automobile "chop shop", and confidently informing his boss Inspector Douglas Todd (Gil Hill) that a SWAT team was unnecessary. Beverly Hills Cop (1984) | Beverly Hills Cop II (1987) | Beverly Hills Cop III (1994)
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