:43:03
- He was acting on my instructions.
- He doesn't get paid to do that.
:43:07
He gets paid to
abide by and to enforce the law.
:43:12
Elliott, how come you're investigating
the DA without telling the department?
:43:17
It was preliminary.
We had cause but no case.
:43:20
- You think you have a case now?
- I think so.
:43:24
- Make it.
- Here? In front of them?
:43:28
Do you know something that ain't
all oVer the newspapers?
:43:31
Go ahead and make your case.
It'll be good practice for you.
:43:48
Mr Gallagher, you know Mr Quinn?
How do you know him?
:43:53
He asked me if I would help him find out
what happened to Joey Diaz.
:43:59
I show you photostats -
:44:01
- of two cashier's checks drawn on
the Flagship National Bank, -
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- made payable to
the Committee for a Better Miami.
:44:09
- Have you seen them before?
- Yeah, they're mine.
:44:15
For what purpose
did you make these checks?
:44:19
- To contribute to the committee.
- Why was that?
:44:23
Because they do good work.
:44:27
Are you aware the committee's interested
in the political career of Mr Quinn?
:44:31
So? That's okay with me.
:44:43
Let me point out that these checks
were drawn immediately before -
:44:47
- and immediately after
your meeting with Mr Quinn.
:44:50
- What do you make of that?
- What do you make of it?
:44:53
You're trying to say
you just got an urge to contribute -
:44:57
- to his committee before you met
with him and then right after?