The Case of the Accidental Murders

Mutual presents under arrest. Criminals behind bars. Under arrest. The story of police captain Jim Scott's fight against crime. Yeah, better cut your motor. Forget it. I said you'd get it.

And he said forget it. Five high tests. Now step. All right. That is it, look. Okay, Annie. Nobody around. Good. Out here? The usual. Check the gas, Noel? No. All I want is some cigarettes.

Machines inside. Which way? Yes, follow me. Well, right with you. Machines over there. That'll be $1.35 for the gas. Break at $20. I think I can. Take a plant for the door out. Yeah. Who won today, you know?

No. My eyes is batting pretty good this year. I heard it. All right, keep your hands where they are. Oh. Now move away from the register. Go on. This to stick up? Use your eyes.

Okay, I'll... Okay. Nice, oh. Must be over 300 here. You're E67. Thanks. Hey. What are you looking at, fella? You told me to use my eyes. I didn't tell you to stare. Lay off the money, he didn't do nothing.

Quiet! Still staring, huh? Look, you got your money now. Why don't you get out of here? I don't like people staring at me. Come on, come on, Ernie. Yeah. Yeah, we got what we came for.

So long, fellas. Ernie, but say, come on. All right, all right, I'm coming. I was staring at me. You didn't have to do that, Ernie. You might have killed him. Maybe I did. Wait a minute.

Hey, what are you doing? Getting cigarettes. that's what i come in here for a witness you don't crazy come on let's get out of here there we got time funny it's time it comes back yes you take care of now not listening to you uh... this lousy machine don't work how do you like that