:33:08
Now, what went wrong, Lieutenant?
:33:11
- Who else knew where he was?
- What?
:33:15
Who else knew where he was?
:33:17
What are you implying?
:33:19
They knew where to look for him
and they used your name to get in.
:33:26
Are you suggesting
I disclosed his whereabouts?
:33:29
Somebody did.
:33:31
And it didn't come from us.
:33:33
That's hardly the issue.
:33:36
Well, it certainly is.
:33:40
I've got an officer with a family.
:33:44
And he's shot up pretty bad.
:33:47
And I've got a witness who can't talk.
:33:51
I want to know about Ross.
What was the deal you made with him?
:33:54
Deal?
:33:57
Lieutenant, don't try
to evade the responsibility.
:34:01
In your parlance, you blew it.
:34:05
You knew the significance
of his testimony.
:34:07
Yet you failed to take
adequate measures to protect him.
:34:10
So to you it was a job. No more.
:34:14
Were it more, and you had the dedication
I was led to believe...
:34:19
You believe what you want.
:34:21
You work your side of the street
and I'll work mine.
:34:29
Lieutenant, I shall personally
officiate at your public crucifixion...
:34:32
...if Ross doesn't recover
during the course of the hearing...
:34:35
...so I can at least present his deposition.
:34:37
And, I assure you, I shall not suffer
the consequence of your incompetence.
:34:42
And even if there wasn't any...
:34:45
...l'm rather certain
I can prove negligence on your part.
:34:53
There may be another attempt on his life.
:34:55
I'll be back in the morning,
with my people.