Detective Story
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You cops are all alike.
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Give you a badge
and you try to push the world around.

:31:04
Look, you identified one of these men
from a photo.

:31:06
Now, point him out
or I'll throw you in the clink.

:31:07
- You'll do what?
- That's enough.

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All right, Miss Hatch, you earned
your fur-piece. I hope you enjoy it.

:31:18
You can't talk to me like that. I'm no tramp.
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- You never saw this face before?
- No! Never.

:31:25
All right, get lost.
Take a couple of drop-dead pills.

:31:28
Big cheese. I'll see my lawyer about you.
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Get out of here.
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All right. Thanks, fellows.
:31:41
Hey, Lou, I thought she was going
to put the finger on you.

:31:43
- This way, Charley.
- What a performance. Sarah Heartburn.

:31:47
- May I go now?
- No. Sit down.

:31:56
- There goes your case.
- A year's work.

:32:02
Take it easy, Jim.
:32:21
Thought you had a date.
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- Yeah. A killer like that going free.
- Relax, Jim. Tomorrow's another day.

:32:31
The thieves and murderers could have
written the penal code themselves.

:32:34
Proof, Jim, proof, that's what counts.
:32:36
Bunk. Look, evil's got a smell of its own.
A child can spot it. I know, Joe. I know.

:32:42
- How?
- I lived with it.

:32:44
I learned it early and deep.
My own father was one of them.

:32:48
Every day of my childhood...
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I saw that father of mine,
with that criminal mind of his...

:32:54
abuse and torment my mother and
drive her straight into a lunatic asylum.

:32:58
She died there.

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