:55:00
What is this, Lieutenant?
:55:06
I'm sorry, Mrs. McLeod.
:55:11
Come, rest a while.
:55:39
Lying on the sidewalk, huh?
Man or woman? Where, please?
:55:43
353? 353,
isn't that on the north side of the street?
:55:48
Well, that's the 16th Precinct. Call them.
:55:51
Any report on Schneider yet?
:55:52
No, not yet.
:55:55
Say, Jim...
:55:58
I just had a long talk with Mr. Pritchett,
and he's willing to drop the charges.
:56:02
He is? What's this about, Mr. Pritchett?
:56:04
- I'd like to give the boy another chance.
- To steal from someone else?
:56:09
Well, I wouldn't want this
on my conscience.
:56:11
Suppose he commits a worse crime?
:56:13
What about your conscience then,
Mr. Pritchett?
:56:15
I'll gamble. I'm a gambler. I bet on horses.
:56:18
This once I'll bet on a human being.
:56:20
You stick to horses.
The percentage is better.
:56:22
Now, just a minute, Jim.
I advised Mr. Pritchett to do this.
:56:25
You had no right to do that, Lou.
This is my case. You know better.
:56:29
I didn't think you'd mind.
:56:30
- Well, I do.
- Well, I'm sorry.
:56:32
But you said
that everything would be all right.
:56:34
I made a mistake. It's his case.
The disposition of it is up to him.
:56:37
Well, everybody concerned is...
:56:38
I'm sorry, girlie,
you've got to leave me out of this.
:56:40
It's his case, take it up with him.
:56:42
Mr. McLeod, I'm going to
return the money, and if Mr. Pritchett...
:56:44
Young lady, this isn't a civil case,
this a criminal action.
:56:48
Jim, take a look at this sheet on Charley.
:56:54
One second, Mr. Pritchett.
:56:56
- So you didn't done it, Charley?
- No.
:56:59
- No, on my mother's grave.
- And you've never been in jail?