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Likert stores stay open very late.

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So late that these two customers weren't buying anything.

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But this is John Danny Moran, occupation hoodlum,

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hope to add to his fortune.

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But he left behind a gun that was a very special problem.

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And like I told you, Danny and me split up six months ago.

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He took a room down on the east side, upstairs from a delicatessen.

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I thought maybe he would come to his senses if I left him.

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Mrs. Moran, do you want me to believe that you never met any of Danny's friends?

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That you never visited him in his rooming house after you split up?

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Then is there any reason you can think of why policewoman Casey here

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couldn't move into his rooms and pass herself off as Danny's widow?

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Her pass off as me?

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Uh-huh.

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Ah.

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I'm flattered, Lieutenant, but...

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If the man or men we're looking for had never met you,

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they wouldn't know the difference, would they?

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No. I guess that is a fact now, isn't it?

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Oh, I did answer the phone a couple of times.

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No problem there.

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But if you answered the phone,

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didn't any of Danny's friends ever identify themselves by name?

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No. They said they wanted to speak to Danny.

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Didn't Danny ever call them by name?

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No. Not that I can remember.

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Kiss?

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I beg your pardon?

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Kiss.

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Kish.

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Kish.

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Kish.

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That mean anything to you, Casey?

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No. No, that doesn't sound right.

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But it's the only name that comes to my mind.

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I remember this fellow was very excited.

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And then when Danny gets on the phone, he tells him,

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everything's going to be fine.

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Don't be nervous.

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Kiss.

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I mean, it sounded like he tells him, don't be nervous.

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Kiss.

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Oh, I guess I must have gotten it wrong.

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I don't think I could be a trouble, Mrs. Moran.

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So it was moving day again for Casey.

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Danny's room was not in the part of town most tourists get to see.

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The address I was looking for was next door to a delicate person.

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Looking for a furnished room?

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I have one already, thanks.

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No rooms here, lady.

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She says she has one already.

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She has?

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You're his wife, the gangster.

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Mrs. Moran, if that's what you mean.

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Her husband's in his grave and buried me, just thank God.

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And now she comes to start trouble for us again.

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Hey, do yourself a favor.

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Get out before you come in.

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Come on.

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My husband's rent is paid till the end of the month.

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Get out.

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We'll pay back every cent.

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You don't move in here.

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Out, out, out.

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It's okay.

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Come on.

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Out, out, out.

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Stop it, do you hear me?

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Animals.

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That's what you are, disgusting animals.

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I'm ashamed.

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I'm ashamed to know you.

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Nobody invited her.

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Who needs her?

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You'll pardon the expression, Sarah, but shut up.

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Don't say one more word.

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The rest of you.

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You haven't got enough to do.

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You've got to pick on a poor girl.

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She did something to you?

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Go home, better.

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Go home and pick on your husband for a while.

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Thank you.

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I'll give you a hand.

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I've got it.

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Got the key?

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Yeah.

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Sure.

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Come on.

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Thanks.

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Not much heat.

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But that's an old story.

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You know, your husband may rest in peace.

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Whenever I would pay him a visit, he would always show me your picture there.

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He was very proud to have such a lovely girl for his wife.

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Were you a friend of my husband, Mr.

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Levine.

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Dave Levine.

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Around the little bellicatessen downstairs.

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Now, as to your question about my relationship with Danny,

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the answer is yes and no.

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Yes, whereas I tried to be a friend.

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And no, whereas I failed to succeed.

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Did Danny have any other friends around here?

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If you could judge by the welcoming committee, no.

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Most of the people here around knew what he was.

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Should excuse the expression.

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They were afraid of him.

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Afraid of the gun he carried.

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Now, I'm not condoning what those women did.

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But when you try to raise children in such a neighborhood,

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and the gunman moved into your house.

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Danny must have had at least one friend in the neighborhood.

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Somebody went with him when he robbed that store,

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and somebody supplied him with a gun.

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Whoever those individuals were, my dear girl,

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you're making an assumption that they came from this neighborhood.

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And a mistake when you say they were your friends.

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Two things, Sarah.

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One, you should never enter a person's apartment without knocking.

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Two, this apartment in particular.

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I have a feeling you're not welcome here.

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There's nobody in the store to take care of the customers.

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So go downstairs.

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I told you I'll be down in a minute.

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Now go, go.

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Don't aggravate.

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Do I make myself clear?

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Look, I don't want to be the cause of any argument.

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Maybe it would be better if you just...

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You let me worry about this.

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You see, my wife is a frightened personality.

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I apologize to you for her behavior.

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But in her defense, how she acts is not out of meanness, believe me.

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By nature, I'm a friendly type, like with your Danny.

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And this worried her.

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Well, why? I don't understand.

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Well, Danny was a...

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How shall I say?

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He lived next door to trouble.

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And some of the people around here and my wife were afraid it might rub off on them.

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On their husbands, their children in such a neighborhood.

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I see.

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So, I think it would be best now if I left.

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But if there's anything I can do at all for you, I would be obliged if you'd mention it.

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Thank you, Mr. Levin. You've been very nice to me.

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Sarah, what is this?

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You're starting up with her now.

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You didn't have enough trouble with her husband.

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Don't raise your voice. That's not nice.

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Stay away from this. Stay away from her.

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You hear what I'm telling you, Knish?

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What did she call you?

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Knish. Oh, the nickname I suffer from in the neighborhood.

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Dignified, it's not. But it's friendly.

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It's also good for business.

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Knish?

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It's a delicacy. A specialty, my delicatessen.

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You never ate one?

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I don't think so.

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Oh, you got a treat in store.

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For a nickname, I wouldn't recommend it. But to eat.

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Take my word. A knish tastes much better than it sounds.

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Knish.

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Kish.

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Kish.

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Of course.

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Three days now, and I was still the least popular girl on the block.

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You're still here? You dirty rotten yuck.

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My fan mail. Every day. Sometimes twice a day.

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Neatly folded pieces of paper. Sometimes with only one word printed on it.

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If I'd really been Mrs. Danny Moran, I wouldn't have stuck it out.

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But I had to stay. I'd found a man with a name that sounded like Kish.

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And he was the last person in the neighborhood I'd have suspected.

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Or wanted to suspect.

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Money. Over $200.

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It made no sense.

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And then suddenly, it made all the sense in the world.

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$210.36, huh?

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Ah, yeah, Hutch is right, Casey.

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That's exactly one half to take of that liquor store holdup.

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The half Danny had coming to him.

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Honor amongst the young.

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You certain this came from Mr. Kanish?

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Uh-huh. I kind of wish I wasn't. He's been kind of nice to me.

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Want to pick him up?

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Not yet. I'm hanging for a bigger catch.

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From what you tell me, Kanish isn't supplying the guns.

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He may be using them. He may be even the middleman, but he's not the supplier.

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That's the man we want.

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You send Mr. Johnson in, please.

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If anybody can help us, this man can.

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Mr. Johnson, I ask you to drop by.

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You two met each other?

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Unless I'm very much mistaken, this young lady purchased her gun at my shop when she first joined the force.

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You have an extremely good memory, Mr. Johnson.

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How do you do?

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Mr. Johnson, I'd like you to look at these.

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For a year now, we've been stymied.

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There's a stick up. We recover the weapon, send it down to ballistics.

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Now, they find it impossible to trade.

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I should imagine.

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Beautiful workmanship.

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Reboard, regrooved.

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New serial number.

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Whoever's doctoring these pieces is a real artist.

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Would you be able to identify any of them if they had been through your shop?

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It's impossible.

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I'm afraid of that.

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Sorry.

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Well, thank you for dropping by.

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Any time, Lieutenant Rosenberg.

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Bye.

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Bye.

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O'Casey, it's all yours.

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If we're ever going to nail that artist, our Mr. Knish will have to lead us to him.

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I'd like to try one of those famous Knishes of yours.

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Knish.

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Since when are you using my nickname?

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Well, I think we know each other well enough to be a little less formal.

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It suits me fine.

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As a matter of fact, I consider it an honor.

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You've been very nice to me, Knish.

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Two hundred and ten dollars and some odd cents.

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I haven't the vaguest idea what you're talking about.

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But for the sake of argument,

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if I were a young girl like you, staying in the Navy was such a dirt.

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And I came into a few dollars,

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I would leave just as quick as I could throw things into my suitcase.

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Why should I do that, Knish?

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That two hundred dollars was only part of the reason I moved in.

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The smallest part.

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Hmm.

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These aren't half bad.

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Of course, I have a feeling once they go down, I'll be anchored to the floor, but...

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they're not half bad.

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You mean the money was only part of the reason why you came here?

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Knish, look.

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Two hundred dollars doesn't figure to get me a mint coat or a couple of months of floor.

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I'm really disappointed to hear you talk like that.

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I was led to believe, by a very well-informed source, by Danny himself,

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that you didn't approve of the way he made his livelihood.

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Oh. Well, I don't approve of nickels and dimes.

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You steal, you steal babies.

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You steal faith.

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I told Danny a hundred times that knocking off stores wasn't the way.

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You'd go off the bank?

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Oh, no, no.

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Bank guards have guns.

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Private homes.

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Little jewelry. Mint coats.

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And no guns around to go off in your face.

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You've got it all figured out, little girl.

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Except where I can lay my hands on a gun. A safe one.

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A safe gun? That's a contradiction in itself.

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But you helped Danny. You had been working with him on a job.

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It was the one and only time.

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Yes, I helped him.

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I rented the gun for him.

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I did even more.

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I went with him and I saw him killed.

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I found out something.

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I'm not a man cut out for bloodshed.

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If I said no, if I told you it was a mistake, a terrible mistake,

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could I talk you out of it?

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Well, it's not that hard to get a gun.

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We'll make it.

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But the man I deal with, I hadn't contacted him since Danny was shot.

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He may not want to deal with me anymore.

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Also, it's very expensive.

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For a clean gun, whatever he charges, we'll pay.

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And you can get your commission, too.

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Oh, don't you worry about my commission.

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You worry about yourself.

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That's why I'm here, commish.

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What'll you need?

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There'll be two of them.

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Want my advice?

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Do yourself a favor.

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Too many guns, too many trigger fingers, too much can happen.

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Settle for one gun between you.

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Okay, one gun.

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Can you get it tonight?

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Sine, it's not in your plate.

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What's the matter? You don't like the knish?

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I like it very much.

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Is that a factory?

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Looks all right.

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There's six bullets in the chamber.

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And you should try very hard not to use them.

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You mean after all that work, you still don't know where he got this thing?

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Sure, we know where he got it.

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Locker at Times Square subway station.

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Poor, he's cagey.

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Guy on the other end's just as cagey using a public locker.

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You know, I'll give you odds that he didn't even deliver the merchandise himself.

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Probably sent it over with some kid for a small tip.

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Lieutenant, you know, the one thing that really seems to bother knish

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is the possibility that I might panic.

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That I might, uh, actually use that gun.

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What do you think would happen if I did?

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And the police are confident that you will be apprehended. How could you?

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I can't get it into my head.

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Stine, will you quit hopping on and it's done?

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Knish, you've just got to help me get away.

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Of course I'll help you. I'll do anything I can.

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But the sum you mentioned, you know that's out of the question.

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I need that question.

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I know, I know you're excited, you're frightened.

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But be reasonable.

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Where can I leave my hands on five thousand dollars?

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The man who rents you the guns. He'd have that much.

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Well, how can you explain it? What'll I tell him?

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Tell him to read the papers.

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The man I shot may die. He's already given my description to the police.

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My partner was wounded.

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If they put the pressure on him, he should have turned me in.

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Well, I understand that.

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But you understand this too, Knish.

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If the police catch me, Knish, they'll catch you.

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You could do such a thing to me.

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I'm in trouble. I'm facing a possible murder charge. I'll do anything.

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And if I'm in trouble, you're in trouble.

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And if you're in trouble, Knish, I imagine your friend's in trouble.

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Unless he's willing to pull us out.

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Hello.

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This is Knish.

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Knish.

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Are you insane? It's a quarter after six in the morning.

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I'm sorry to get you out of bed. But I've got to see you right away.

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Well, all right. Come on over.

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By subway. All the way uptown to the Bronx.

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By subway. All the way back downtown to Walton.

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Two hours to go 20 blocks.

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Knish was taking the long way around.

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Across town by foot.

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Around the waterfront by cab.

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I wasn't to know the address of his party.

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But if I know anything, I know this place.

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I knew the precincts, I knew approximately where we were.

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But I couldn't really be sure of the street we were going to.

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Close the door behind you, Knish, and bolt it.

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Did you have to bring her here?

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What could I do?

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She needs the money right away. The police might pick her up any moment.

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Could they now? You idiot!

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Drop it now. I said drop it. At your feet.

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But they don't understand.

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Pick it up.

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See what you find inside.

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I sold it to her.

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Can you beat that? She comes to take me with my own gun.

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I don't understand.

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You wouldn't understand if she sat you down in the electric chair and pulled the switch.

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She's a policewoman.

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What?

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Oh my God.

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What are we going to do?

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Take her somewhere and...

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Take her somewhere!

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Killer.

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What are you, crazy?

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Why don't you just put that gun down, Mr. Johnson, before you do something that you're going to regret?

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Don't tell me what to do. I'm giving the orders.

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Because you've got a gun in your hand?

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Now, quit kidding yourself. You're no killer.

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You're not stupid enough or crazy enough to pile that wrap on top of everything else you're facing.

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Now, why don't you just hand me that gun?

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Stand back, you! Keep away from me!

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She's right, Mr. Johnson.

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You! You two-bit nothing! You got me into this!

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Oh!

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Well, I didn't mean that.

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You saw what happened. It was a mistake. You saw what happened. It was an accident.

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I didn't mean it.

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He got us out all right.

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That's good.

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Am I finished?

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Don't be in such a hurry.

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So I live to spend the rest of my life in prison?

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You'll be there a few years anyway. I won't kid you about that.

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I wanted to be somebody.

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To be important.

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I once had hopes to become a scholar.

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Next I was a storekeeper.

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And now I'm a jailbird.

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I'm sorry, Commiss.

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It's to be sorry.

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You did your job.

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He wasn't a bad man.

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Take my word for it.

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If you did something bad, believe me, it's easy when you live in a place like this.

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I know.

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You hear what she said?

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She's got something in her.

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90% of our criminals come from neighborhoods like this.

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Where did you grow up, Rosie?

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Me?

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A block and a half from here.

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I see it's a precinct.

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I guess there aren't any easy answers.

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Lieutenant Rosenberg's right, of course.

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Neighborhoods like this do produce criminals.

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But they also produce lawyers.

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And doctors.

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And judges.

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And entertainers.

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And even cops.

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