:21:00
- Night, Tracy.
- Uh, Tess.
:21:04
You know, you're one in a million.
:21:07
Romance him if he begs you to
:21:09
Now I'm followin' you
:21:15
Oh, Tracy, good night.
:21:18
Oh, by the way, Tracy,
have a good sleep.
:21:21
Rompin'
Rompin' stompin'
:21:23
I'm rompin'
Rompin' stompin'
:21:25
I'm rompin'
Rompin' stompin' all day
:21:41
- You tried the iodine transfer?
- Yes, Tracy.
:21:43
- And the silver nitrate?
- Twice.
:21:45
Big Boy Caprice's fingerprints
are not on those walnuts, Tracy.
:21:47
Well, I had to take the gamble.
What is it, Sam?
:21:49
Tess is waiting, boy's department,
Marshall and Bradbury.
:21:51
She says she's not gonna
go for a drive in the country
with that kid if he's wearing
:21:56
Police brutality, boys.
And this is the fifth time.
:22:00
Lucky for me I don't bruise easily.
:22:02
Mr Caprice, do you intend
to take legal action against the city
for false arrest?
:22:05
Why should I blame the city
for something one man is doing?
:22:08
This Tracy character's unstable.
The city should get rid of him.
:22:10
- You mean,
if you don't get rid of him first.
- Who said that?
:22:14
Hey, there's Fletcher!
:22:16
"Law without order is as great a danger
to the people as order without law."
:22:20
Jefferson.
:22:21
How can I support
a maverick police detective...
:22:24
who keeps making false arrests
of private citizens
and throwing them in jail?
:22:28
- Tracy, I am district attorney--
- Tracy!
:22:30
Tess can't get the kid to take off
these smelly clothes.
:22:32
Chief, I am a candidate for mayor.
:22:35
If you can't control Detective Tracy,
you'll just have to take him off duty.
:22:38
Or I'll have to prosecute him
and take you off duty.
:22:42
Tracy, Tess is havin' a terrible time
with this kid. What should I do?
:22:47
Hey, hey, hey! Come here!
Come here! Hey, come on!
:22:49
- You don't have to wear
what Tess tells you to wear.
- No!
:22:52
Come here! Where you goin'?
What are you runnin' away from?
:22:55
- I don't need no suit.
A suit's for school.
- School?
:22:58
You can't fool me. That means
the orphanage. I ain't wearin' no suit.