:28:04
Commissioner, how do you feel about
your brother being special investigator?
:28:09
I've very glad
my brother's been reinstated.
:28:12
Obviously I was grieved
by his difficulties of two years ago
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and hoped the day might come when he
could resume his career. It has come.
:28:20
- No one is happier than me.
- Yeah, you look ecstatic.
:28:25
That was Police Commi...
:28:36
Cone.
:28:38
Come in here.
:28:49
Yes, sir?
:28:53
When Lieutenant Starkey reports,
keep him away from me.
:28:57
Give him Olson's old office.
:29:00
Lieutenant Starkey's already reported, sir.
:29:06
- He has?
- Yes, sir.
:29:08
And he didn't like Olson's old office, so
he took the big one at the end of the hall.
:29:16
He doesn't like Olson's office?
:29:19
He said the light was no good.
:29:22
- What light?
- You know, sir, the sunlight.
:29:25
Sunlight?
:29:27
What's he need sunlight for?
:29:29
- For Ed.
- For Ed?
:29:32
Yes, sir.
:29:38
- Who's Ed?
- The painter.
:29:44
That office doesn't need to be painted.
:29:46
He's not that kind of painter, Captain.
He's a... You know.
:29:50
He paints paintings. He's an artist.
:29:59
What's goin' on here?