1:10:00
We got all those doctors ready.
Do you like to play long shots?
1:10:03
Bring Sullivan with you.
1:10:05
This is costing my job.
lsn't there something you can do?
1:10:11
You were in charge.
There's nothing anybody can do.
1:10:14
Come on, Sullivan.
1:10:18
20 years out of my life.
1:10:20
So long, cluck.
1:10:43
l want to help you guys
as much as l can.
1:10:45
Let's go.
-But l've a job...
1:10:47
...l'm late, the boss doesn't like.
-Okay.
1:10:49
l'll write you a note and give
you an apple for him.
1:10:52
At 2:30 this morning,
in a car on 54th Street...
1:10:56
...a man with four bullet wounds...
1:10:58
...received emergency
medical treatment.
1:11:01
A licensed physician in this city...
1:11:03
...is bound to report such
treatment to the police.
1:11:06
Look, if l am permitted...
1:11:09
...l speak for my colleagues.
1:11:11
We're doctors, yes, but...
1:11:12
l know, Doctor. l don't like
this any more than you do.
1:11:15
l realize that certain
of you gentleman...
1:11:17
...have high reputations
in your own countries.
1:11:20
However, you're not licensed
to practice here...
1:11:23
...and this is a murder case.
1:11:26
Mr. Sullivan.
1:11:31
Do you recognize any
of these gentlemen?
1:11:33
Turn around.
1:11:42
l don't think so.
1:11:43
Rome l'm sure of, but the
other was in the shadows.
1:11:46
Well,...
1:11:47
...l'd had a couple.
-Yeah, yeah.
1:11:50
l must ask you all to
show me your wallets.
1:11:53
May l be permitted to say, sir,...
1:11:55
...that this is very humiliating?
1:11:57
l'm very sorry, Doctor,
but l must do it.