:43:01
How long have you
had this dog, sir?
:43:03
What the hell difference
does it make? It's my kid's dog.
:43:05
I'm afraid I'm gonna have to take this dog,
sir. It's been missing for a couple of days.
:43:08
- It's highly dangerous. It bit an infant.
- A police officer's taking the dog.
:43:10
We have to check it for rabies.
:43:12
It doesn't look sick to me.
You sure you got the right dog?
:43:14
- It fits the description, sir.
- Please, sir. Don't take my dog.
:43:17
I'm sorry, son. I have to.
It's for your own safety.
:43:20
And kids, in the future,
if you find a lost dog, report it.
:43:24
Every animal has
their rightful owner.
:43:27
- Don't let him take my dog.
- Don't worry about it.
- In you go, Suzy.
:43:30
Don't you have anything better to do
than take dogs away from kids?
:43:34
Keep up with that lip, sir, I'm gonna
have to cite you for an open container.
:43:38
Dad, aren't you gonna
do something?
:43:41
- Aren't you gonna get him back?
- We'll get you a new dog.
:43:43
- But I don't want a new dog.
- Let's get inside.
:43:45
- Frisbee was special.
- Don't worry about it.
:44:28
I've asked one of my
colleagues to come by.
:44:31
We're not sure why
Casey's not responsive.
:44:34
His CAT scan shows
the blood clot's still small...
:44:36
but there's still
more brain swelling.
:44:38
I'd like to suggest some minor surgery.
Intracranial pressure monitor.
:44:42
- Oh, God.
- There's no cause for alarm.
:44:45
Casey's making small
improvements in other areas.
:44:47
His lungs have cleared up
substantially. That's a big plus.
:44:49
Brian, the Negro boy in 111.
:44:52
I think he was operated on yesterday.
Could I inquire about his condition?
:44:55
- Oh, yeah. He's doing very well.
- Yeah?
:44:57
He's out of critical condition. We'll be
taking him out of the I.C.U. Today.