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I admit he's made some terrible mistakes,
but that's in the past.
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He's a changed boy.
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- Do you have children?
- No, I don't.
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Nevertheless, try to understand
how I, as a father, felt,
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after David told me what happened.
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How he had been subjected
to the most outrageous pressures
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to confess to a crime he didn't commit.
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When my son came home to me,
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he was in a state of complete
mental collapse and anguish.
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He was given an opportunity
to call you or an attorney.
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He was ashamed to call me.
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- He didn't have to answer any questions.
- He was innocent.
:41:37
Why should he keep silent?
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Commissioner, you're known to be a man
who does not shrink from responsibility.
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I expect you to punish these officers.
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- Yes, Commissioner?
- Chief, come up, please.
:41:59
- I'm with Dr Taylor.
- Yes, Commissioner.
:42:02
Dr Taylor, the two officers involved
have been investigated thoroughly
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and cleared of any suspicion
of brutality or unreasonable conduct.
:42:10
Sir, I came here for justice,
and I'm going to get it.
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But I don't want a policeman's idea of justice.
I want the victim's idea of justice.
:42:21
From the bottom looking up,
not from the top looking down.
:42:24
I think you're talking about revenge
not justice.
:42:33
Commissioner, during the Harlem riots,
I was called an Uncle Tom
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for using whatever influence I had
to bring about peace and understanding.
:42:42
- Was I wrong?
- You were right, Doctor.
:42:45
Prove it, Commissioner.
You prove it to me.
:42:49
Come in.
:42:52
- You know Chief Inspector Kane. Dr Taylor.
- Nice to see you again.
:42:56
Chief, are these the facts
in the Taylor situation?