:28:02
And l still want you.
:28:07
You can either accept that...
:28:10
...or you can fight it.
Which way do you want to go?
:28:15
l want to be happy.
:28:22
Good.
:28:41
-Can l help you?
-Yeah.
:28:43
l have a friend whose husband beats her up.
:28:47
She should come in here and file a complaint.
:28:50
lf she has physical evidence of abuse
on her person...
:28:53
...we'll go out and arrest him.
:28:55
-lf he has money, he can bail himself out.
-That's true.
:29:00
-Then he's free till it goes to trial.
-lf it goes to trial.
:29:04
lt's up to the city's attorney's office
whether to prosecute.
:29:07
Okay, so...
:29:08
...she comes in here, she has him arrested...
:29:12
...and pisses him off...
:29:14
...then there's no guarantee
that he won't come after her once he's out.
:29:18
She could get a protection order.
:29:20
What's that? A little piece of paper
that says he can't come around?
:29:24
And when he comes around,
what does she do, throw it at him?
:29:28
She calls us.
:29:33
And what about the kid? ls the....
:29:36
-ls the paper good for the kid, too?
-There's a child involved?
:29:41
That's a matter for the family courts.
:29:43
But unless she can prove
that he's a danger to the child...
:29:47
...she can't legally bar him access. Miss! Miss!