Case of the Patient

21st Precinct Sergeant Burns. A ticket? Well, where? East what? Do both of them have guns? Where is this? Malicki store? All right, I'll send the officers right over. You are in the muscle room at the 21st Precinct, the nerve center.

A call is coming true. You will follow the action taken pursuant to that call from this minute until the final report is written in the 124th room at the 21st Precinct. Hello, sir. Be Sergeant Burns is 21st at the liquor store 192 E 77. There's a robbery in Barbara. That's right. A robbery in Barbara. Two armed men. Okay. Yeah.

Okay. Yeah. 160 patrolman 11 sergeant and four lieutenant who mind the boss. My name is Canelli Frank Canelli. I'm captain in command of the 21st. It happened at 10 55 p.m. The second time of the 24th was on patrol on Lexington Avenue in the 70s, when patrolman Daniel Mercado was operator and patrolman Harst Nelson as recorder.

It had been a quiet tour. What did he say? Oh, he didn't say much, Dan. Said about one side or five with his views, they'd give me something else. I told him I satisfied. Oh, I guess they were ripping on the heels.

Almost 55, now they would better ring in. So what happened? They gave me a new pair. I got them on. That was nice of us. That was nice, yeah, I thought so. Nelson, back to car 4, about 11.

Big hat for it. Nothing. So I picked 8, 1 at Leichsinken and 7,3rd. Okay? You'll get him. I'll see you back to the other one.

Okay. Come on. Back against the wall. Watch your sergeant.