:16:00
Yes, sir. Anything else?
:16:02
ls there anything like a florist
around this neighborhood?
:16:13
When l was a kid growing up,
l used to hate cops.
:16:17
Me and the other kids
in the neighborhood. . .
:16:20
. . .we'd always get in trouble, fights.
:16:23
Gang fights.
:16:25
Always getting rousted by the cops.
:16:28
l suppose if we had guns
like gangs do nowadays. . .
:16:31
. . .l'd have shot every cop on sight.
:16:36
Parents never seemed to care.
:16:39
Teachers, they forgot how to care.
:16:42
As you grow older, you begin
to realize what cops are all about.
:16:48
They're just doing a job,
enforcing the law. Raising families.
:16:53
lf you break the law you get busted.
That's about all there is to it.
:16:57
l learned to respect that.
:17:01
l even began to realize. . .
:17:04
. . .that the only people l knew
that stood for something were cops.
:17:09
So when l got old enough,
l joined up.
:17:13
l had this dream, boy.
:17:17
l had this dream
of meeting the right woman. . .
:17:19
. . .having kids.
:17:23
Most of all. . .
:17:24
. . .breaking that big case.
:17:27
l could just see them pinning
captain bars on me and. . . .
:17:32
Well, the years went by, and
never did meet that right woman.
:17:38
Seemed like other guys
were always breaking the big case.
:17:43
After a while you get to the point
where you just. . .
:17:46
. . .put in your 20
and wait for retirement.
:17:54
Now l got the big case
and l'm picked to go down with it.
:17:59
You don't have to.
Neither of us does.