:24:02
...his eyes just wide open,
and this kind of...
:24:06
...surprised look.
:24:10
And then...
:24:14
...then he died.
:24:17
He just died, before the vet even got here.
:24:22
What did the vet say?
:24:25
-That he was poisoned.
-Poisoned?
:24:27
What kind of poison?
:24:30
-I don't know what kind of poison.
-Jesus! I told you not to let him out.
:24:34
-I didn't let him out!
-Then how?
:24:36
Stop!
:24:39
I've got an English setter myself,
so I don't cotton to dog killers.
:24:43
Trouble is, poisoning a dog is just a fine.
:24:47
But if he's unemployed,
he has to have money...
:24:49
...or we'll bust him for vagrancy.
:24:51
We'll give him a full-body strip search.
:24:54
Jerk a knot in his tail.
:24:57
All right.
:24:59
They got so many ways on the books
to lean on an undesirable.
:25:03
He'll feel about as welcome
around here as a case of yellow fever.
:25:06
-Hands against the wall.
-Spread them.
:25:09
-That him?
-Face the wall.
:25:12
One-way mirror, Mr. Bowden.
He doesn't know you're here.
:25:14
Yeah, that's him.
:25:17
Get the shirt off.
:25:19
-Come on, hurry up.
-Just pass it over to him.
:25:24
-Hand it to me.
-Knock off the shoes.
:25:28
Hand them to the other officer.
:25:32
Pass them to him. Come on.
:25:36
Put the arms out.
:25:39
Put your arms out straight.
:25:42
Roll your palms.
:25:43
Do what he says.
:25:47
Turn around, slow.
:25:57
I don't know whether
to look at him or read him.