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1:06:04
Let's go.
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- You wanted to see me, Inspector?
- Come here, you.

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Is this one of the men
who beat you up last night?

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That was just a personal affair, sir.
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Your personal affairs
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seem to be getting in the way
of the department, Dixon.

1:06:32
Take this man out
and hold him as a material witness.

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You had no business
going after Scalise.

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You were asked not to. You were told
to lay off by your superior.

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I thought I could get a statement
out of him.

1:06:49
Well, you didn't, and now you've
driven Scalise to cover

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with your bull-headed tactics.
It'll take us days to find him now.

1:06:55
- I'll find him.
- You'll find nobody!

1:06:59
I'm not throwing you
out of the department, like I should,

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but I'm inviting you to take one week
of your annual vacation,

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beginning as of now.
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I don't want to see or hear of you
for a week.

1:07:11
I want you go someplace
and get hold of yourself.

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- Yes, sir.
- Look at you!

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All bunged up like a barrelhouse vag.
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First thing you'd better do is get
your head fixed up, inside and out.

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That's all.
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Yes, sir.
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He's got a point.
You shouldn't have let Scalise go

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until the Morrison job
was cleaned up.

1:07:36
It looked certain
that Paine had done it, sir.

1:07:39
Get on this fella Steve. I got a
hunch he'll sing if you keep on him.

1:07:44
And try talking to him
like Dixon would.

1:07:46
Yes, sir.

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