:16:02
They're in bad shape, the state
is taking revenge on the inmates.
:16:07
For example,
this talk about pardons...
:16:10
Too many of them!
These crooks know what they're doing.
:16:14
Only in a country like this
do they forgive so easily.
:16:18
Pardons incite crimes!
:16:20
Tell the truth, Piazza.
:16:22
Were you thinking about a pardon
during the robbery?
:16:26
No, about not getting caught.
:16:28
Or how much time you'd get
and how much you'd serve?
:16:32
You only worry about pardons
once you're in.
:16:35
What about the new law?
:16:38
We can't interrogate anymore,
just collect evidence.
:16:40
The magistrate does the interrogating.
:16:43
It's a new policy, it will work.
:16:46
Sure, it depends on the judge.
:16:48
What do magistrates know
about people like him?
:16:51
What will he ask him?
:16:53
I know him in and out.
:16:56
How he steals and smokes,
if he's smart or stupid.
:16:59
What he wants, how to twist him...
:17:02
People like you
don't mess up robberies.
:17:05
And rumours started
the day you got arrested.
:17:09
I'd have kicked you out that day.
:17:11
The Americano's men were after you.
:17:16
But I can help you out.
:17:20
All I want is a temporary I.D.
:17:24
If only they'd got you...
one less criminal.
:17:27
And I would have got your murderer.
:17:30
I'll be glad if they kill you.
:17:32
And even more glad
if I get your murderer.
:17:36
Do you need any money?
:17:39
I got 30,000 liras in my shoe.
:17:41
- They didn't look there?
- No, they didn't.
:17:45
I know about The Americano's
missing 300,000 dollars.
:17:49
We'd close down
if it weren't for informers.
:17:52
- What do you mean?
- Don't play stupid.
:17:55
You'll pull that money out
sooner or later.
:17:58
Let's make a deal.