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Twenty first Precinct. Sergeant Water is
stow your what Yeah, oh, where
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was this? Sixty seven? Where
was it? Uh huh. Whether you
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are in the muster room at the
twenty first Precinct, the Nerve Center,
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a call is coming through, you
will follow the action taken pursuant to that
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call from this minute until the final
report is written in the one twenty four
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room at the twenty first Precinct.
All right, I'll tell you what you'd
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better do. You'd better come into
the station house and give a report to
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the detective. Yeah, that's right
between Lexington and Third. Okay, you're
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welcome, twenty first Precinct. It's
just lines on a map of the city
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of New York. Most of the
one hundred and seventy three thousand people wedged
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into the nine tenths of a square
between Fifth Avenue and the East River wouldn't
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know if you asked them that they
lived or worked in the twenty first.
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Whether they know it or not,
the security of their homes, their persons,
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and their property is the job of
the men of the twenty first Precinct.
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The twenty first, one hundred and
sixty patrolmen eleven sergeants and four lieutenants
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of whom I'm the boss. My
name is Kennelly, Frank Kennelly. I'm
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Captain in command of the twenty first
I was working my night tour four pm
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to eight a m. During the
early part of the tour, I had
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been called in from patrol to investigate
the attempted suicide of a prisoner confined in
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the cells in the rear of the
station house. The prisoner, a young
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man of twenty three, had been
arrested by detectives during the afternoon on a
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charge of grand larceny. After questioning, he had been booked by the desk
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officer and placed in a cell to
await the opening of court. At the
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time of his booking, his necktie, belt and shoelaces had been taken from
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him, but he attempted to hang
himself using his shirt sleeve as a noose.
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Patrolman Bailey, the station house attendant
who was in charge of the cells
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and the prisoners, prevented the suicide
with the assistance of the one twenty four
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man Petroman Fallon. When I returned
to the station house, I talked to
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the prisoner, who appeared to be
demanded. I instructed the desk officer,
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Lieutenant Gorman, to notify the Communications
Bureau of the occurrence and to send for
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an ambulance. A UF forty nine, addressed to the New York State Commissioner
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of Correction covering the details of the
incident, was prepared by Patrolman Fallon and
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was on my desk for my signature
when I returned from my meal at ten
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minutes after eight. I signed the
communications along with other reports, and walked
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out into the muster room where Lieutenant
Gorman was desk officer and Sergeant Waters was
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on telephone switchboard duty twenty face Precinct. Sergeant Waters, Captain Sergeant, what
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kind of prisoner? How much doing? Red? Pretty quiet to a captain?
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Goods? Oh, how's the boy
that tried to string himself? Unbick?
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Then did you hear a yes,
Sir Bellio notified me he's ready for
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court, but they think he's a
at psycho. It's not much down about
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that, yes, Ergeant All he's
got to boil over there. I was
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standing here. Are firepos about full
of hook? Yeah? He thinks it
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might be the kid has been turning
any sports alarms. We want to send
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a car Okay, send number five
and I want to go out on patrol.
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And yes, large, yes,
and have number two come by the
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house to take the captain on patrol. Yes, excuse me? Is this
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where we report something stolen? Yes? I am right here. Oh what
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is it that was stolen? Cello? You know what? His cello?
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A musical instrument. Oh it's my
Joseph, Darling? Please where I get
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another Joseph? Where? Let me
tell them down. I'm sure they can
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find it. Never where would they
find it? Well, maybe we can
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if you just tell us what it's
all about? Or where was it stolen
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from? From under my eyes?
From under my very eyes? Where can
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I get another Joseph? Right?
We were going to our place in the
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country in Rockland County, mayac You
know where he's nia. Yes, well,
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we had the car park in front
of our aparting power in front?
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Did I come from? Where is
your apartmenthouse six forty seven? Park?
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Under my very eyes? My Joseph
Eagle my life, please, darling.
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Did'll try to get it back,
don't you? We'll try sure away for
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you. Okay, you had the
car parked in front of your apartment?
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Yes, that's right. We were
going to the country for the weekend.
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My husband had just gone upstairs with
the doorman to get a suitcase, and
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I was down at the car.
Well weave the car with my Joseph inside,
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right, Darling, I'm sorry,
sorry? What would be sorry?
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Well, you see, I remembered
something else I wanted my husband to bring
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down, so I just stepped inside
the foire for a minute to use the
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house phone. I was only inside
a minute. Then seconds was too much?
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Was second? The cella was already
in the car. I brought it
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downstairs myself, and the garage came
with the machine myself. Nobody is allowed
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to even lift up my Joseph except
me. Now where is it? Some
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teeth, some bomb? That's where
it is. Did you see the thief?
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No? No, I didn't see
him. I couldn't from where I
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was full. Did you notice it
was missing right away? I ain't noticed
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it was missing when I came downstairs. Well, I had no reason to
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look in the car. You had
no reason to look someplace else with my
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Joseph in the air. I never
dreamed it could happen in one minute.
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It takes less time than that to
happen. What is your name? Please?
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Oh? We are mister and missus
Rudgrick Rudge your first time igor,
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I am she is aren six four
seven pack every yes, yes, aren't
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you the virtuoso who will be soloist
with the Philharmonic next Monday? And I
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did at Carnegie Hall in the main
auditorium. Not without my Joseph Darling.
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You can use the amati, my
Joseph orning or nothing. What is Joseph
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nickname for the cello or something?
A nickname? It's a Joseph. Joseph
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is an instrument made by Giuseppe Guanaria. Oh oh, I I thought that
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was just what I called it,
Giuseppe Joseph Guarnerius. It was made in
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Cremonie in seventeen fifty nine. Like
a Stradivarius, you mean what like a
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Stratvarius? There is no comparison on
estrut various is a tone sweet sugar.
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A Joseph is robust, full clo. Comparison, A cello wasn't that great?
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Big one? Is? That's a
double base. A double bass is
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not for a virtuoso. A double
based plays the boom boom boom in the
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full orchestra. Oh, a cello
is this high forty eight inches. You
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can identify the instrument if it's recovered, can't you? Of course? How
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many Josephs are there and how many
in this country? But you're particular.
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I can identify. Was it in
a case? Naturally? I don't take
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it in the machine naked? In
a case, a dark brown case.
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His initials are on it. I
are how valuable as this instrument? Very
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valuable? How much is it worth? Priceless? Extremely priceless. How much
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did you pay for it? Prevoting
for it? He inherited it from his
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father. His father was a virtuoso
before him. Over your well, how
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much would it be worth in today's
market? Able to say? There is
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no two day's market because there has
been no Joseph soul for years, for
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many years. They are unique.
Do you have it insured? Is it
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insured? Yes, it's insured?
Or how much twenty thousand dollars for one
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Joel? Oh? The money is
nothing. I don't want the money.
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I can get money, but where
can I get another jose if I want
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my jaws? Do you think you
can find it? Never? Never?
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It's gone, Well, we'll try. You better send them up to the
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detective's lieutenant. The detectives yes,
they'll make an investigation, try to locate
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it. Okay, thank you,
thank you so much. So all right,
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we'll see what we can lose.
Captain, what is he? Cannelli?
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Cannelli. Yes, the lieutenant will
send you upstairs and the detectives will
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handle the case. I'm going to
roll in, Yes, sir, are
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you going through that door and up
the stairs. I'll see you, sergeant.
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Yes, that's right. Hello,
captain caught up. There's a political
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rally at Idiot Street, New York
Apney, and let's take a look over
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there, Yes, sir, Well, who do you think it's going to
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be this year, captain in one? Republicans and Democrats? Oh? Who
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do you think? I wouldn't know. The press keeps happen on effected registration
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is way down from the last off
year election. Supposed to be some sort
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of indication which way, Well,
that's something the experts couldn't make up their
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minds about. Some say one way, some say the other. I guess
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it depends which side the expert is
going for, So I guess it does.
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But it's a happened a figure though
you'd take things like what happened in
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Maine and President with his personal appeal
and scandal and air and kennel dogs.
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You're roll them up? And what
do you got? What beat me?
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Well, I wouldn't worry about it, Vaccaro. It'll all be solved for
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you the morning after election, Yes, sir, I guess it will.
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Oh you want to go up first
to y'all? Captain either way? Yes,
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sir, pull in, Vaccaro,
Yes, what's the matter? Oh?
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I uh, I want to take
a look at that man sleeping on
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the steps back there. It looks
like a bum, Captain. Rummy,
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yes, sir, he is a
bum. Oh, these guys will crawl
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in any place, Sir, I
said, he's got with him there.
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Come on, this guy isn't any
working musician? No, I don't think
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so. All right, come on, mister, I don't have to do
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your sleeping at home? Come on? Or oh you what this guy is?
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Blotto? Captain? All right,
come on, dadt's put the show
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on a rowna watch out for that
thing. But yes, what's in there?
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Cellow or something? Yeah? Cello? All right, listen, Pops,
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you'll have to go someplace with room
service. Now, come on election.
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Look, Pop, you'll have to
do better than that. What's he
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done? With the cello, captain, where do you get it? I've
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got a good idea with those initials. All right, come on dad,
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all right, hey, come around
a corner. You're on the house there.
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I know that'll get a rise at
him. I should better move on,
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folks, it's just a man drawn
Come on, Dad, sit up,
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all right, shut up, Come
on, he's gonna need you more
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convincing than that. Captain. Let's
get that cello out of the way.
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I don't want a damn it.
Watch it. Be careful, look,
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dad, have funds. Fun.
Let's sit up, true fun. Hold
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him up there. I've got the
sun all right, come on, the
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parties over this mom is really polluted. Where'd you get it? Dan?
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Huh? Wait? Did I get
away? All right? All right,
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sit up? Then the cello?
Where'd you get the cello? What cello?
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That cello right there in Milano?
In Milano a long long time ago?
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Oh Dad, come off with human
never been to Milan. I've been,
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I've been. I've been again.
You've been a lot of places.
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Hump up. Most any place you
could name, Riker's Island included, Riker's
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Island included. And you you lifted
that cello out of a car park,
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haven't you didn't you know? Hold
him up and come on, dad,
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sit up, pull him all right? Come on dad, this little bird
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who knows when to lose consciousness?
Don't he? Come on dad? Aren't
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your what? Nobody? All right? Where are we gone? Would you
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mind telling me where we're going?
To? The station house? Dan,
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Well, don't forget the job,
we won't. You are listening to twenty
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first Precinct, a factual account of
the way police work in the world's largest
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city. If you were to sit
down and list some of the rights and
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freedoms that you have, you would
probably list the big things, like,
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oh, freedom of speech, freedom
of the press, freedom of religion,
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and others. Well, those are
mighty important. But what about the little
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things, things you don't think about
much because you pretty well accept them as
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a matter of course, Like choosing
the business or profession you want to go
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into. You know, in some
countries you'll work at the job assigned to
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you, with no free choice at
all. Or like getting as much education
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as you can in schools that are
open to all. In some countries education
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is only for the privileged few.
Or take a little thing like buying a
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house or renting an apartment for your
family. There are places in this world
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where you live right where you're told. Have you ever thought about why you
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allowed these free choices, why you
accept it as your right. It's because
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such free choices are guaranteed to you
and your children and to generations in the
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future. To be exact, it's
an Article nine of our Bill of Rights.
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The men who wrote our Constitution and
our Bill of Rights put this in
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just in case they forgot to mention
something important in the others. It says,
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the enumeration in the Constitution of certain
rights shall not be construed to deny
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or disparage others. Retain but the
people. You get that. It's not
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left to Congress or the President or
any special group. These rights belong to
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all of us, to the people. It's one of our freedoms. Now
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back to twenty first Sinct and Captain
Kennelly. After considerable trouble, Vaccaro and
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I got both the cello and the
drunken suspect into the car and drove to
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the station house. As soon as
we arrived, the suspect passed out cold
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and was stretched out on a bench
in the detective squad office. Lieutenant Matt
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King, the commander of the twenty
first Squad, told me that mister missus
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Rudgevic had left a few minutes earlier
after giving their report of the theft to
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Detective Goldman. They said they were
going to a restaurant to have dinner,
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and they had promised Lieutenant King they
would check by telephone before driving to the
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country. We took the instrument out
of the case and carefully examined it.
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There was no visible damage. I
returned to the muster room and instructed the
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desk officer to send for another car
to take me on patrol. I visited
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the political rally I had started four
earlier. The crowd was small and there
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appeared to be no police problem.
I made two or three other stops on
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precinct business before I returned to the
station house at ten thirty five pm.
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Precinct Sergeant Waters, all right,
all right, Captain, or did that
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mister Rudgevic come by the house?
No so not, ye sergeant, get
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me Lieutenant King on here with you. Yes, twenty first Squad, Lieutenant
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King, this Captain Connelly, Matt. Did you hear from mister Rudgevic,
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No, sir, not yet that
stupe Bamba's come around. I'm just beginning
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to talk to him, all right, I'll be right upstairs. Yes,
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sir, I'm going upstairs with the
detectives. Yes. Do you get a
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look at that shallow captain I did? Yeah? Does it look like twenty
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thousand dollars? Not to me?
To me either, I'd rather have the
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cave. I'll be upstairs. Yes, twenty face precinct Sigean Waters. I'll
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wait him and wait mute, not
so fast. Where is this your talking
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about? Hello, Mysa Forel Well, yes, sir, what tour are
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you working? That's a captain.
We came in early to talk to some
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of the fellows on PBA business.
Oh okay, when I first scored the
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tech of Goldman, Hello, Captain
Goldman. How long has it been following
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you? Eddy? Captain Canally?
Hello Matt, Captain Captain. This is
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Jason Newfield, noted for drinking port
wine and stealing cello. I didn't realize
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what I was doing. I just
walked by there. I didn't even know
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I was taking it from the car. If you stole a cello every time
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you killed the bottle of wine,
we'd really be up to our ears and
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cellos, wouldn't we I never stolen
anything before, and never you told me
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you've been out to Rikers Island four
or five times, and you, oh,
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yes, but never for stealing.
I don't steal. What for then?
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For being drunk? And for motion
moching? Now motion and being drunk?
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Where'd you get that fancy handle?
Jason Newfield? It's my name.
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I guess it's got to be.
I couldn't think that up. Where do
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you live, Jason? Oh?
Here? Eh? Around where I flopped
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down on the bari. What were
you doing uptown on park am? I
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was just walking. I got a
right to walk on parking. What were
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you doing uptown? I went to
work over on Lexus afternoon work, I
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kind of work. I wanted to
make a couple of bucks. I got
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on setting up pins in an alley
over There wasn't any good. The other
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bus said I was too slow on
the uptake. Gave him my money and
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told me to get out my time
as I I don't know. It was
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just about getting dark. Just but
then what you do? I put the
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money in my pocket and I went
downstairs to the first package store you saw,
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no matter of fact, Yes,
I got a bottle of wine.
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There wasn't anything wrong, and that
was it. I earned it, didn't
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I I was entitled to buy a
bottle of wine. What was it?
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The Pine look aboard? You went
over the park Avenue. Well, I
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went walking, you know. I
swigged a little bit and I walked something.
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That's the way I like to drink, swig and walk a little bit.
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And you walk right up to this
car and stole a twenty thousand dollars
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cello. Twenty thousand dollars. He
said, what it's worth. That's what
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the man said, twenty thousand dollars. I didn't know that. I didn't
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mean Stevens. I never stole anything
before. Never he started thing. I
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had no intention of taking anything like
that. I didn't. You weren't looking
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for a cello. You had your
eye on something, Jane. No.
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I was leaning against the building there. I was taking the last swig out
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of the bottle, and I saw
this lady and this man come out of
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the house. He was carrying this
jode. They walked to the car and
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he put it in. Then he
went back into the house with the doorman,
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and she waited there. I just
stood there, and who watched her
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for a minute. Jay, Now
you can be interested in either wine or
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the ladies. That I was interested
in the cello. I thought you had
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no intention of stealing it. I
didn't. I was just interested in it.
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You weren't interested in the cello,
just how much you could get for
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it in the hack. The cello
is my instrument, Oh is it?
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Wouldn't I tell you? No,
must have forgotten to mention it. Well,
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Yes, I was with the Hamburg
Symphony. I was the only American
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ever to study under the grillet,
Great who Pente Pentagon, the only American
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student he ever took. I was
a young man. I was in Hamburg
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with a symphony, and I was
just a nobody in the cello section.
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Nobody. He came to be the
sole hourst for a concert. Great Pentech,
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huh oh years a Pentech. We
rehearsed that day, and we rehearsed,
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I remember, and suddenly he told
the conductor to stop the whole orchestra.
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He wanted to hear me play alone. The conductor and the whole orchestra
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looked at me, and I played
it alone. When I finished, he
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said, you are very good.
He said that Pentech, meeting himself was
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getting old, and would I come
to Budapest and study with him? So
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you went to Budapest. Naturally,
it was a great honor. I went,
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and I worked, and I studied
with Pentech, and finally he said,
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you're ready. So then there were
concerts arranged and recitals, and you
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became the toast of Europe. Well
not quite, but I played in Rome
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and Munich and Paris, London,
Copenhagen, Oslone Wars all over. I
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did you ever play in New York? Well? No, never? Why
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not? It was her Manya,
oh Manya. She was a dancer.
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No, she she was a singer. I met her in Prague and I
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fell deeply in love, deeply in
love. But she didn't return my love.
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And I started to drink more more
and more in Prague, yes,
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and in produe, and finally I
was no good at all. And I
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haven't been any good for twenty years. Would you believe me to look at
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me? I'm only fifty one years
old, that's all I know. I
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must look seventy. Tell me something. How did you get back to this
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country if you were in such bad
shape and produe? Well, some very
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kind friends took pity on me.
And bought my passage home to New York
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that they put me on the boat, the boat from Prague to New York.
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No, first, the train to
Hamburg than the boat. You never
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saw mine year again, never,
and I never will. Cason. I've
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been in this job fourteen years.
I've seen a lot of everything, especially
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thieves and liars. You're the lousiest
thief and the best liar i've seen to
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day. No, no, no, that's the low trip you ever took
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was the Riker's Island twenty first Squire, Lieutenant King. I am all right,
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goodman, Tom, I'll be right
out. Mister Roger Vicker's outside captain.
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You want to come? Yeah?
Oh, just a second, man,
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Jason. Did you ever hear of
mister egor o Egorovic? No,
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a great virtue. Also, you
stole his channel? Oh him, Yeah,
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I've heard of him. But well, I haven't been keeping track of
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things lately. I guess you haven't. I've been fine about a touch with
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the musical world. You sure have. They have told me you have my
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chausey, yes we do. Where
is it? Is it all right?
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We think so? Mister? Oh, I'm so greatly. I don't know
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what to say, I couldn't put
it in words. You're sure it wasn't
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hard, not that we can tell. I told you, ego, where
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is it in my office? And
there the thief is in there tomb.
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Oh yes, ego, please please
don't get it to set. You have
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a concert money. Remember, I
don't care for the thief, my chausey
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dangerous captain. No, I don't
think so. There he is. Yes,
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yes, my case. We looked
at it. We didn't see any
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damage. Listen, I want to
tell you I'm sorry. I mean,
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so n't speak to him. I
won't bite anybody. Yes, yes,
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fine, just fine. I wouldn't
heard it. That's the last thing I
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do. Mister Ruggevick. This is
Jason Newfield. He says he was once
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a cello virtuoso. That's why he
was so attracted to the instrument. Oh
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virtuoso too well, well as one
virtuoso to another, you stink I didn't
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mean any harm o virtue. So
all right, mister virtuoso. Play well,
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I haven't practiced a virtue so as
a virtue, So practice or no
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practice? Play? I caught you
enough trouble. Why maybe I could learn
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some technique, mister virtuoso. Here
take it. Play. I insist he
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did still to sell, he still
to play, So play, Sita,
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take the fiddle, take the ball. Here here, here's play. Play
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make beautiful noisy? Please? Oh
you are shy? Why well if you
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want so? What is it you
bought on the right hand? The feel
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between the legs? Ah? Play? What should I play? Any?
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Change? All right? Some virtuoso? Huh, I'm sorry, I didn't
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remember how very long time? It
was very good, Jason, Yes,
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excellent, very excellent, Thank you, thank you very much. You stole
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my Joseph just to have it.
It's a Joseph, of course, Joseph.
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I have never played on Joseph.
Come, we'll go, we'll go
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home to my place. We'll forget
this nonsense. You can play some more
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unto Joseph for a minute, just
a second. We have a little unfinished
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business here. What unfinished business called? Please look at it. An artist
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is not to be judged by his
clothes. Wouldn't you like to come to
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my home to play my Joseph?
Also, I have an amati you can
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shave and eat. I have some
clothes, Horio. This man is under
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arrest for grand last name. What
grand larceny. Forget it, forget the
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past. Come to my home.
Would you like that? You know what
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I'd like, I'd like a drink. Twenty first Precinct, Sergeant Waters,
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all right, get on over the
second Avenue, the third alarm and at
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fire. Just hit Sergeant ten.
He's on a job there. He'll put
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you to work on traffic. Yeah, that's right, We're we routing everything
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off a second avenue. Okay,
I'll get gone. And so it goes
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around the clock, through the week, every day, every year. A
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police precinct in the City of New
York is a flesh and blood merry go
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round. Anyone can catch the brass
ring, or the brass ring can catch
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anyone. Twenty first Precinct, a
factual account of the way the police work
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in the world's largest city, is
presented with the official cooperation of the Patrolman's
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Benevolent Association, an organization of more
than twenty thousand members of the Police Department
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City of New York. Everett Sloan
on the role of Captain Kennelle ken Lynch
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as Lieutenant King Harold Stone as Sergeant
Waters, featured into Night's cast where Ethel
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Everett Santo Sartega, George Petrie,
frank Mouth, and Bill Smith. Written
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and directed by Stanley Niss, Produced
for CBS Radio by John ives Art Hannah
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speaking This is the United States Armed
Forces Radio and Television Service and ye I cast my
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Twenty first Precinct. Sergeant Water is
stow your what Yeah, oh, where
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was this? Sixty seven? Where
was it? Uh huh. Whether you
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are in the muster room at the
twenty first Precinct, the Nerve Center,
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a call is coming through, you
will follow the action taken pursuant to that
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call from this minute until the final
report is written in the one twenty four
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room at the twenty first Precinct.
All right, I'll tell you what you'd
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better do. You'd better come into
the station house and give a report to
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the detective. Yeah, that's right
between Lexington and Third. Okay, you're
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welcome, twenty first Precinct. It's
just lines on a map of the city
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of New York. Most of the
one hundred and seventy three thousand people wedged
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into the nine tenths of a square
between Fifth Avenue and the East River wouldn't
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know if you asked them that they
lived or worked in the twenty first.
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Whether they know it or not,
the security of their homes, their persons,
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and their property is the job of
the men of the twenty first Precinct.
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The twenty first, one hundred and
sixty patrolmen eleven sergeants and four lieutenants
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of whom I'm the boss. My
name is Kennelly, Frank Kennelly. I'm
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Captain in command of the twenty first
I was working my night tour four pm
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to eight a m. During the
early part of the tour, I had
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been called in from patrol to investigate
the attempted suicide of a prisoner confined in
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the cells in the rear of the
station house. The prisoner, a young
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man of twenty three, had been
arrested by detectives during the afternoon on a
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charge of grand larceny. After questioning, he had been booked by the desk
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officer and placed in a cell to
await the opening of court. At the
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time of his booking, his necktie, belt and shoelaces had been taken from
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him, but he attempted to hang
himself using his shirt sleeve as a noose.
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Patrolman Bailey, the station house attendant
who was in charge of the cells
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and the prisoners, prevented the suicide
with the assistance of the one twenty four
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man Petroman Fallon. When I returned
to the station house, I talked to
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the prisoner, who appeared to be
demanded. I instructed the desk officer,
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Lieutenant Gorman, to notify the Communications
Bureau of the occurrence and to send for
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an ambulance. A UF forty nine, addressed to the New York State Commissioner
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of Correction covering the details of the
incident, was prepared by Patrolman Fallon and
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was on my desk for my signature
when I returned from my meal at ten
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minutes after eight. I signed the
communications along with other reports, and walked
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out into the muster room where Lieutenant
Gorman was desk officer and Sergeant Waters was
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on telephone switchboard duty twenty face Precinct. Sergeant Waters, Captain Sergeant, what
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kind of prisoner? How much doing? Red? Pretty quiet to a captain?
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Goods? Oh, how's the boy
that tried to string himself? Unbick?
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Then did you hear a yes,
Sir Bellio notified me he's ready for
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court, but they think he's a
at psycho. It's not much down about
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that, yes, Ergeant All he's
got to boil over there. I was
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standing here. Are firepos about full
of hook? Yeah? He thinks it
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might be the kid has been turning
any sports alarms. We want to send
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a car Okay, send number five
and I want to go out on patrol.
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And yes, large, yes,
and have number two come by the
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house to take the captain on patrol. Yes, excuse me? Is this
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where we report something stolen? Yes? I am right here. Oh what
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is it that was stolen? Cello? You know what? His cello?
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A musical instrument. Oh it's my
Joseph, Darling? Please where I get
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another Joseph? Where? Let me
tell them down. I'm sure they can
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find it. Never where would they
find it? Well, maybe we can
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if you just tell us what it's
all about? Or where was it stolen
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from? From under my eyes?
From under my very eyes? Where can
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I get another Joseph? Right?
We were going to our place in the
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country in Rockland County, mayac You
know where he's nia. Yes, well,
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we had the car park in front
of our aparting power in front?
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Did I come from? Where is
your apartmenthouse six forty seven? Park?
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Under my very eyes? My Joseph
Eagle my life, please, darling.
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Did'll try to get it back,
don't you? We'll try sure away for
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you. Okay, you had the
car parked in front of your apartment?
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Yes, that's right. We were
going to the country for the weekend.
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My husband had just gone upstairs with
the doorman to get a suitcase, and
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I was down at the car.
Well weave the car with my Joseph inside,
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right, Darling, I'm sorry,
sorry? What would be sorry?
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Well, you see, I remembered
something else I wanted my husband to bring
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down, so I just stepped inside
the foire for a minute to use the
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house phone. I was only inside
a minute. Then seconds was too much?
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Was second? The cella was already
in the car. I brought it
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downstairs myself, and the garage came
with the machine myself. Nobody is allowed
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to even lift up my Joseph except
me. Now where is it? Some
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teeth, some bomb? That's where
it is. Did you see the thief?
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No? No, I didn't see
him. I couldn't from where I
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was full. Did you notice it
was missing right away? I ain't noticed
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it was missing when I came downstairs. Well, I had no reason to
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look in the car. You had
no reason to look someplace else with my
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Joseph in the air. I never
dreamed it could happen in one minute.
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It takes less time than that to
happen. What is your name? Please?
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Oh? We are mister and missus
Rudgrick Rudge your first time igor,
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I am she is aren six four
seven pack every yes, yes, aren't
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you the virtuoso who will be soloist
with the Philharmonic next Monday? And I
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did at Carnegie Hall in the main
auditorium. Not without my Joseph Darling.
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You can use the amati, my
Joseph orning or nothing. What is Joseph
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nickname for the cello or something?
A nickname? It's a Joseph. Joseph
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is an instrument made by Giuseppe Guanaria. Oh oh, I I thought that
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was just what I called it,
Giuseppe Joseph Guarnerius. It was made in
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Cremonie in seventeen fifty nine. Like
a Stradivarius, you mean what like a
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Stratvarius? There is no comparison on
estrut various is a tone sweet sugar.
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A Joseph is robust, full clo. Comparison, A cello wasn't that great?
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Big one? Is? That's a
double base. A double bass is
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not for a virtuoso. A double
based plays the boom boom boom in the
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full orchestra. Oh, a cello
is this high forty eight inches. You
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can identify the instrument if it's recovered, can't you? Of course? How
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many Josephs are there and how many
in this country? But you're particular.
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I can identify. Was it in
a case? Naturally? I don't take
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it in the machine naked? In
a case, a dark brown case.
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His initials are on it. I
are how valuable as this instrument? Very
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valuable? How much is it worth? Priceless? Extremely priceless. How much
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did you pay for it? Prevoting
for it? He inherited it from his
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father. His father was a virtuoso
before him. Over your well, how
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much would it be worth in today's
market? Able to say? There is
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no two day's market because there has
been no Joseph soul for years, for
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many years. They are unique.
Do you have it insured? Is it
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insured? Yes, it's insured?
Or how much twenty thousand dollars for one
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Joel? Oh? The money is
nothing. I don't want the money.
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I can get money, but where
can I get another jose if I want
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my jaws? Do you think you
can find it? Never? Never?
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It's gone, Well, we'll try. You better send them up to the
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detective's lieutenant. The detectives yes,
they'll make an investigation, try to locate
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it. Okay, thank you,
thank you so much. So all right,
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we'll see what we can lose.
Captain, what is he? Cannelli?
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Cannelli. Yes, the lieutenant will
send you upstairs and the detectives will
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handle the case. I'm going to
roll in, Yes, sir, are
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you going through that door and up
the stairs. I'll see you, sergeant.
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Yes, that's right. Hello,
captain caught up. There's a political
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rally at Idiot Street, New York
Apney, and let's take a look over
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there, Yes, sir, Well, who do you think it's going to
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be this year, captain in one? Republicans and Democrats? Oh? Who
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do you think? I wouldn't know. The press keeps happen on effected registration
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is way down from the last off
year election. Supposed to be some sort
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of indication which way, Well,
that's something the experts couldn't make up their
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minds about. Some say one way, some say the other. I guess
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it depends which side the expert is
going for, So I guess it does.
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But it's a happened a figure though
you'd take things like what happened in
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Maine and President with his personal appeal
and scandal and air and kennel dogs.
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You're roll them up? And what
do you got? What beat me?
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Well, I wouldn't worry about it, Vaccaro. It'll all be solved for
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you the morning after election, Yes, sir, I guess it will.
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Oh you want to go up first
to y'all? Captain either way? Yes,
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sir, pull in, Vaccaro,
Yes, what's the matter? Oh?
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I uh, I want to take
a look at that man sleeping on
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the steps back there. It looks
like a bum, Captain. Rummy,
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yes, sir, he is a
bum. Oh, these guys will crawl
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in any place, Sir, I
said, he's got with him there.
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Come on, this guy isn't any
working musician? No, I don't think
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so. All right, come on, mister, I don't have to do
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your sleeping at home? Come on? Or oh you what this guy is?
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Blotto? Captain? All right,
come on, dadt's put the show
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on a rowna watch out for that
thing. But yes, what's in there?
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Cellow or something? Yeah? Cello? All right, listen, Pops,
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you'll have to go someplace with room
service. Now, come on election.
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Look, Pop, you'll have to
do better than that. What's he
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done? With the cello, captain, where do you get it? I've
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got a good idea with those initials. All right, come on dad,
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all right, hey, come around
a corner. You're on the house there.
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I know that'll get a rise at
him. I should better move on,
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folks, it's just a man drawn
Come on, Dad, sit up,
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all right, shut up, Come
on, he's gonna need you more
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convincing than that. Captain. Let's
get that cello out of the way.
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I don't want a damn it.
Watch it. Be careful, look,
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dad, have funds. Fun.
Let's sit up, true fun. Hold
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him up there. I've got the
sun all right, come on, the
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parties over this mom is really polluted. Where'd you get it? Dan?
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Huh? Wait? Did I get
away? All right? All right,
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sit up? Then the cello?
Where'd you get the cello? What cello?
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That cello right there in Milano?
In Milano a long long time ago?
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Oh Dad, come off with human
never been to Milan. I've been,
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I've been. I've been again.
You've been a lot of places.
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Hump up. Most any place you
could name, Riker's Island included, Riker's
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Island included. And you you lifted
that cello out of a car park,
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haven't you didn't you know? Hold
him up and come on, dad,
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sit up, pull him all right? Come on dad, this little bird
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who knows when to lose consciousness?
Don't he? Come on dad? Aren't
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your what? Nobody? All right? Where are we gone? Would you
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mind telling me where we're going?
To? The station house? Dan,
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Well, don't forget the job,
we won't. You are listening to twenty
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first Precinct, a factual account of
the way police work in the world's largest
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city. If you were to sit
down and list some of the rights and
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freedoms that you have, you would
probably list the big things, like,
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oh, freedom of speech, freedom
of the press, freedom of religion,
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and others. Well, those are
mighty important. But what about the little
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things, things you don't think about
much because you pretty well accept them as
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a matter of course, Like choosing
the business or profession you want to go
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into. You know, in some
countries you'll work at the job assigned to
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you, with no free choice at
all. Or like getting as much education
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as you can in schools that are
open to all. In some countries education
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is only for the privileged few.
Or take a little thing like buying a
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house or renting an apartment for your
family. There are places in this world
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where you live right where you're told. Have you ever thought about why you
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allowed these free choices, why you
accept it as your right. It's because
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such free choices are guaranteed to you
and your children and to generations in the
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future. To be exact, it's
an Article nine of our Bill of Rights.
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The men who wrote our Constitution and
our Bill of Rights put this in
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just in case they forgot to mention
something important in the others. It says,
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the enumeration in the Constitution of certain
rights shall not be construed to deny
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or disparage others. Retain but the
people. You get that. It's not
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left to Congress or the President or
any special group. These rights belong to
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all of us, to the people. It's one of our freedoms. Now
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back to twenty first Sinct and Captain
Kennelly. After considerable trouble, Vaccaro and
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I got both the cello and the
drunken suspect into the car and drove to
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the station house. As soon as
we arrived, the suspect passed out cold
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and was stretched out on a bench
in the detective squad office. Lieutenant Matt
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King, the commander of the twenty
first Squad, told me that mister missus
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Rudgevic had left a few minutes earlier
after giving their report of the theft to
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Detective Goldman. They said they were
going to a restaurant to have dinner,
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and they had promised Lieutenant King they
would check by telephone before driving to the
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country. We took the instrument out
of the case and carefully examined it.
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There was no visible damage. I
returned to the muster room and instructed the
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desk officer to send for another car
to take me on patrol. I visited
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the political rally I had started four
earlier. The crowd was small and there
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appeared to be no police problem.
I made two or three other stops on
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precinct business before I returned to the
station house at ten thirty five pm.
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Precinct Sergeant Waters, all right,
all right, Captain, or did that
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mister Rudgevic come by the house?
No so not, ye sergeant, get
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me Lieutenant King on here with you. Yes, twenty first Squad, Lieutenant
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King, this Captain Connelly, Matt. Did you hear from mister Rudgevic,
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No, sir, not yet that
stupe Bamba's come around. I'm just beginning
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to talk to him, all right, I'll be right upstairs. Yes,
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sir, I'm going upstairs with the
detectives. Yes. Do you get a
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look at that shallow captain I did? Yeah? Does it look like twenty
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thousand dollars? Not to me?
To me either, I'd rather have the
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cave. I'll be upstairs. Yes, twenty face precinct Sigean Waters. I'll
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wait him and wait mute, not
so fast. Where is this your talking
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about? Hello, Mysa Forel Well, yes, sir, what tour are
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you working? That's a captain.
We came in early to talk to some
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of the fellows on PBA business.
Oh okay, when I first scored the
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tech of Goldman, Hello, Captain
Goldman. How long has it been following
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you? Eddy? Captain Canally?
Hello Matt, Captain Captain. This is
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Jason Newfield, noted for drinking port
wine and stealing cello. I didn't realize
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what I was doing. I just
walked by there. I didn't even know
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I was taking it from the car. If you stole a cello every time
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you killed the bottle of wine,
we'd really be up to our ears and
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cellos, wouldn't we I never stolen
anything before, and never you told me
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you've been out to Rikers Island four
or five times, and you, oh,
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yes, but never for stealing.
I don't steal. What for then?
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For being drunk? And for motion
moching? Now motion and being drunk?
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Where'd you get that fancy handle?
Jason Newfield? It's my name.
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I guess it's got to be.
I couldn't think that up. Where do
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you live, Jason? Oh?
Here? Eh? Around where I flopped
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down on the bari. What were
you doing uptown on park am? I
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was just walking. I got a
right to walk on parking. What were
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you doing uptown? I went to
work over on Lexus afternoon work, I
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kind of work. I wanted to
make a couple of bucks. I got
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on setting up pins in an alley
over There wasn't any good. The other
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bus said I was too slow on
the uptake. Gave him my money and
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told me to get out my time
as I I don't know. It was
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just about getting dark. Just but
then what you do? I put the
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money in my pocket and I went
downstairs to the first package store you saw,
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no matter of fact, Yes,
I got a bottle of wine.
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There wasn't anything wrong, and that
was it. I earned it, didn't
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I I was entitled to buy a
bottle of wine. What was it?
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The Pine look aboard? You went
over the park Avenue. Well, I
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went walking, you know. I
swigged a little bit and I walked something.
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That's the way I like to drink, swig and walk a little bit.
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And you walk right up to this
car and stole a twenty thousand dollars
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cello. Twenty thousand dollars. He
said, what it's worth. That's what
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the man said, twenty thousand dollars. I didn't know that. I didn't
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mean Stevens. I never stole anything
before. Never he started thing. I
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had no intention of taking anything like
that. I didn't. You weren't looking
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for a cello. You had your
eye on something, Jane. No.
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I was leaning against the building there. I was taking the last swig out
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of the bottle, and I saw
this lady and this man come out of
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the house. He was carrying this
jode. They walked to the car and
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he put it in. Then he
went back into the house with the doorman,
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and she waited there. I just
stood there, and who watched her
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for a minute. Jay, Now
you can be interested in either wine or
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the ladies. That I was interested
in the cello. I thought you had
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no intention of stealing it. I
didn't. I was just interested in it.
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You weren't interested in the cello,
just how much you could get for
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it in the hack. The cello
is my instrument, Oh is it?
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Wouldn't I tell you? No,
must have forgotten to mention it. Well,
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Yes, I was with the Hamburg
Symphony. I was the only American
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ever to study under the grillet,
Great who Pente Pentagon, the only American
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student he ever took. I was
a young man. I was in Hamburg
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with a symphony, and I was
just a nobody in the cello section.
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Nobody. He came to be the
sole hourst for a concert. Great Pentech,
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huh oh years a Pentech. We
rehearsed that day, and we rehearsed,
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I remember, and suddenly he told
the conductor to stop the whole orchestra.
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He wanted to hear me play alone. The conductor and the whole orchestra
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looked at me, and I played
it alone. When I finished, he
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said, you are very good.
He said that Pentech, meeting himself was
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getting old, and would I come
to Budapest and study with him? So
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you went to Budapest. Naturally,
it was a great honor. I went,
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and I worked, and I studied
with Pentech, and finally he said,
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you're ready. So then there were
concerts arranged and recitals, and you
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became the toast of Europe. Well
not quite, but I played in Rome
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and Munich and Paris, London,
Copenhagen, Oslone Wars all over. I
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did you ever play in New York? Well? No, never? Why
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not? It was her Manya,
oh Manya. She was a dancer.
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No, she she was a singer. I met her in Prague and I
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fell deeply in love, deeply in
love. But she didn't return my love.
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And I started to drink more more
and more in Prague, yes,
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and in produe, and finally I
was no good at all. And I
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haven't been any good for twenty years. Would you believe me to look at
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me? I'm only fifty one years
old, that's all I know. I
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must look seventy. Tell me something. How did you get back to this
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country if you were in such bad
shape and produe? Well, some very
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kind friends took pity on me.
And bought my passage home to New York
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that they put me on the boat, the boat from Prague to New York.
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No, first, the train to
Hamburg than the boat. You never
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saw mine year again, never,
and I never will. Cason. I've
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been in this job fourteen years.
I've seen a lot of everything, especially
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thieves and liars. You're the lousiest
thief and the best liar i've seen to
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day. No, no, no, that's the low trip you ever took
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was the Riker's Island twenty first Squire, Lieutenant King. I am all right,
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goodman, Tom, I'll be right
out. Mister Roger Vicker's outside captain.
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You want to come? Yeah?
Oh, just a second, man,
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Jason. Did you ever hear of
mister egor o Egorovic? No,
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a great virtue. Also, you
stole his channel? Oh him, Yeah,
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I've heard of him. But well, I haven't been keeping track of
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things lately. I guess you haven't. I've been fine about a touch with
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the musical world. You sure have. They have told me you have my
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chausey, yes we do. Where
is it? Is it all right?
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We think so? Mister? Oh, I'm so greatly. I don't know
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what to say, I couldn't put
it in words. You're sure it wasn't
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hard, not that we can tell. I told you, ego, where
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is it in my office? And
there the thief is in there tomb.
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Oh yes, ego, please please
don't get it to set. You have
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a concert money. Remember, I
don't care for the thief, my chausey
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dangerous captain. No, I don't
think so. There he is. Yes,
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yes, my case. We looked
at it. We didn't see any
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damage. Listen, I want to
tell you I'm sorry. I mean,
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so n't speak to him. I
won't bite anybody. Yes, yes,
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fine, just fine. I wouldn't
heard it. That's the last thing I
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do. Mister Ruggevick. This is
Jason Newfield. He says he was once
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a cello virtuoso. That's why he
was so attracted to the instrument. Oh
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virtuoso too well, well as one
virtuoso to another, you stink I didn't
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mean any harm o virtue. So
all right, mister virtuoso. Play well,
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I haven't practiced a virtue so as
a virtue, So practice or no
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practice? Play? I caught you
enough trouble. Why maybe I could learn
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some technique, mister virtuoso. Here
take it. Play. I insist he
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did still to sell, he still
to play, So play, Sita,
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take the fiddle, take the ball. Here here, here's play. Play
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make beautiful noisy? Please? Oh
you are shy? Why well if you
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want so? What is it you
bought on the right hand? The feel
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between the legs? Ah? Play? What should I play? Any?
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Change? All right? Some virtuoso? Huh, I'm sorry, I didn't
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remember how very long time? It
was very good, Jason, Yes,
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excellent, very excellent, Thank you, thank you very much. You stole
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my Joseph just to have it.
It's a Joseph, of course, Joseph.
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I have never played on Joseph.
Come, we'll go, we'll go
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home to my place. We'll forget
this nonsense. You can play some more
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unto Joseph for a minute, just
a second. We have a little unfinished
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business here. What unfinished business called? Please look at it. An artist
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is not to be judged by his
clothes. Wouldn't you like to come to
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my home to play my Joseph?
Also, I have an amati you can
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shave and eat. I have some
clothes, Horio. This man is under
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arrest for grand last name. What
grand larceny. Forget it, forget the
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past. Come to my home.
Would you like that? You know what
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I'd like, I'd like a drink. Twenty first Precinct, Sergeant Waters,
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all right, get on over the
second Avenue, the third alarm and at
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fire. Just hit Sergeant ten.
He's on a job there. He'll put
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you to work on traffic. Yeah, that's right, We're we routing everything
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off a second avenue. Okay,
I'll get gone. And so it goes
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around the clock, through the week, every day, every year. A
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police precinct in the City of New
York is a flesh and blood merry go
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round. Anyone can catch the brass
ring, or the brass ring can catch
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anyone. Twenty first Precinct, a
factual account of the way the police work
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in the world's largest city, is
presented with the official cooperation of the Patrolman's
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Benevolent Association, an organization of more
than twenty thousand members of the Police Department
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City of New York. Everett Sloan
on the role of Captain Kennelle ken Lynch
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as Lieutenant King Harold Stone as Sergeant
Waters, featured into Night's cast where Ethel
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Everett Santo Sartega, George Petrie,
frank Mouth, and Bill Smith. Written
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and directed by Stanley Niss, Produced
for CBS Radio by John ives Art Hannah
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