The Certified 600

We'll show you things, Sergeant Byrne. This minute until the final report is written in the 124 Room at the 21st Precinct. All right, the officers will be right over there. That's the whom I'm the boss.

Captain in command of the Twenty-Four Slee and the Secretary-Cars, how about an attack against an Avenue and Ben Burglar on the other burglary. We made the round election an Avenue.

Sergeant Byrne says that detectives might want to try to see your place. Well, to some mess Mr. Hill is required to capture Mr. George. Up this morning and found the place to Ben Burglarize during the night.

The whole safe state. The whole safe. Well, you think the safe and be safe, the whole thing. Did you notify the detective, Sergeant? Yes, sir. I rang him as soon as I saw what it was.

He has called upstairs to the telly. He was catching. He notified the safe and lost squad. He's on the way over here himself. Where was the safe? A right-back name for you. What kind of safe was it, Mr. Hillis?

A black one. No, I mean, you know the name of the manufacturer and the style number? Oh, truth no. When did you buy it? Case, and it's important that the detectives have a description of the safe.

Don't you have the manufacturer's name and the model number written down someplace? Well, yes, to tell you that too, I think I do. I think I got the original invoice from when I bought it.

Well, good. That's all I need. Where is this invoice? It's the entry made, Sergeant. The street door was damaged. There was a neat job. I got a bar in between the door and the frame, and just snapped off the latch.