They Call Me MISTER Tibbs!
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:07:00
Baldy, the guy who drives
the campaign truck.

:07:03
- Just picked up on possession of pot.
- Ten to one he was framed.

:07:06
I been waitin' for the fuzz
to pull something like this.

:07:09
- Who's gonna replace him?
- Do you need a special licence?

:07:12
- You know, like a truck driver's?
- Hell, no. That's when it's for pay.

:07:16
- You ain't gettin' paid.
- That's the misery with this deal.

:07:19
Everything's for free but our blood.
:07:21
- Bud Ward'll be right over.
- (phones ring)

:07:24
(man) Yes on Four. May I help you?
:07:26
(woman) Yes on Proposition Four.
May I help you?

:07:28
(man) We'll try to get
somebody to pick you up.

:07:31
No, don't worry about it. We'll be there.
:07:36
(woman) Thank you.
Thank you for calling.

:07:43
(woman) Is there
any cream for this coffee?

:07:48
Give me some cotton.
:07:52
Are you gonna tell me
whose sneakers they are?

:07:55
I don't think so. Got a box?
:07:59
Uh-huh.
:08:02
Well, I've been looking all over for you.
What's this all about?

:08:10
It's glass from the carpet?
What the hell is going on here?

:08:14
This isn't your own private case.
I got my name on it in big block letters!

:08:18
- Will you stop talking like a policeman?
- It's what I happen to be. Are you?

:08:26
Glass from the sole
of one of Logan's sneakers.

:08:33
- It matches.
- Well, praise the Lord.

:08:37
You weren't going to tell me
about it, were you?

:08:46
Oh, no. Look, Virgil,
I really didn't mean that, uh...

:08:52
But you can't let
personal feelings interfere...

:08:54
Spare yourself, will you, Herb?
I can think my way through that one.


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