:08:00
had Mr. Robertson
bumper-locked...
:08:02
for two days
before the shooting.
:08:04
Why didn't you bust him
for the weapon?
:08:06
Because we weren't sure
he had the weapon.
:08:09
The informant who told us
is highly unreliable.
:08:12
But you tailed him anyway
for 680 man-hours.
:08:16
He was on parole.
You could've shaken him down...
:08:19
but you let a two-time felon
stroll around downtown L.A...
:08:24
with a.357 Magnum
stuck in his jeans.
:08:26
Why? Why?
:08:29
We didn't want to get him
on a bullshit weapons charge.
:08:34
Thank you, Chief Holland.
We have to wrap it up.
:08:37
Officer Garcia, will you bring
Sergeant Perry in?
:08:42
Sergeant Perry, we're not quite
through beating up on you.
:08:46
I have one final question
before we adjourn.
:08:48
Time machine, sir?
:08:50
Yes, the time machine.
:08:52
Chief, I'd get real proactive.
:08:54
If I had a time machine...
:08:56
I'd go back a decade
and take out G-Bone--
:08:59
his street name--
before he killed a man for $10.
:09:03
The time machine
doesn't go back that far.
:09:07
It goes back one week...
:09:08
to the day Detective Keough
chose to use deadly force.
:09:12
What would you change
about that day only?
:09:14
Nothing, sir.
It was textbook.
:09:17
The bullets were
in the bad guys, not us.
:09:20
We expect department personnel
to use deadly force--
:09:23
Only as a last resort,
which it was, sir.
:09:27
Bobby Keough's a good cop
with a lot of potential...
:09:29
and he dropped
a menace to society.
:09:31
It was a good call.
:09:32
Thank you.
:09:34
Thank you, Sergeant Perry,
Detective Keough.
:09:37
You gentlemen are dismissed.
:09:39
We'll issue our findings
at 9 A.M. tomorrow morning.
:09:41
Proceedings are closed.
:09:46
Call me.