Jang Do Jang.
You have the right to consult an attorney.
You don't have to say anything that can be bad for you.
Don't say it.
Hey, there they are.
Wan Seung. Will you wake up? Please.
Sir, can you drive any faster?
Wan Seung, wait.
Open your eyes.
Hello?
Don't cry. Wan Seung won't die that easily.
That idiot. Why didn't he wait for a reinforcement?
Why did he go out by himself?
Hey, be quiet, you idiots.
Be quiet, you idiot.
- Darn you. - Let go of me.
My gosh.
Find any and every powder you see in here.
Yes.
- Stop touching that. - Be quiet.
Darn it.
Yes, Sir.
Are you kidding me?
How can you do nothing with an entire squad?
- You're not after an unknown man. - Be quiet.
- Be quiet. - Why don't you have him?
Should I go and look?
- Go. - Anyway.
- I'll go over... - Sir, please don't worry.
I'll take care of this.
My gosh, he talks so much.
It's not like I don't want to find him.
Hey, what are you doing there?
Excuse me, we need help.
- Excuse me. Please take a look. - Be careful.
Sir, can you hear me?
Sir, are you okay?
Let's take a CT scan first. Take him.
Okay.
(Episode 2)
Is his brain okay?
I'm not a doctor. Don't ask. And he was never okay.
He looked like a different man.
I know. He ruined his beautiful face.
Does Officer Ha think he's the only police officer?
Officer Oh, Officer Park. Where are you headed?
- Hello. - Hey.
- I'm good. - There go his fangirls.
It's not like other officers don't get hurt.
But they're here to see him. They really are his fans.
Just come.
They're nice though, right?
I'm sorry, Sir. Where is he?
Wait for me.
Hello.
- He's doing fine. He's good. - Look.
You're fine.
You're walking.
Where are you going? Why are you getting changed?
This is just a scratch. I'll get discharged.
I don't believe him.
Where's Jang Do Jang?
Yes, sure. I kept him well for you to interrogate.
Officer Han.
Am I his captain or his junior?
What about the powder?
Oh, the powder. We didn't find any.
They definitely had a deal.
I guess Jang Do Jang will get off again.
Hey, look. I did find this.
What is this? It's a key to a locker.
Oh, they left the drugs elsewhere...
and just told them where they were.
How much of them?
2.7kg.
Wait, 2.7kg? 7 times 3 is 21.
That's eight million dollars for the wholesale price.
I can take them all in with proof that it was a deal.
But what if Jang Do Jang says it wasn't his?
It'll be all over.
We took in all of their men.
I'm sure one of them will spill.
Let's go and make them spill.
Hey, move away. Move.
- Move, you idiots. - Why are you hitting me?
Move over.
Don't you glare at me.
You're not here on a picnic.
Be quiet.
- Sit down. - Be quiet, you idiots.
My gosh, here he goes.
You're making me write typos.
Let me focus, will you?
Throw it out.
- Plug it in. - Yes, Sir.
- On this computer. Don't you see it? - Yes.
What was Jang Do Jang up to before I got in the market?
Mr. Jang was...
Mr. Jang?
You're four years older than him.
Do Jang was...
He was...
Where's Criminal Affairs Division?
Yes. What?
Criminal Affairs Division.
Oh, Criminal Affairs Division. Right.
This... You'll see the second floor above the stairs.
It's the end of the hall on the left.
Okay.
Hey, be quiet. Quiet.
Be quiet.
I'm Jung Ji Won, an attorney at Ha and Jung Law Firm.
Ha and Jung Law Firm?
I think you're in the wrong office.
White collar crimes are the next door.
I'm here to see Officer Bae Gwang Tae.
Me? My goodness.
Is there a son of a rich man in here?
I don't see anyone who looks rich.
I heard the police imprisoned an innocent citizen.
Hey, what did you do before entering the market?
Gosh.
I told you I was at a pool hall eating jajangmyeon.
It'll take forever to question all of us at this pace.
I'm here to take Jang Do Jang.
Do Jang was caught at the crime scene.
That doesn't mean he committed the crime.
Go talk with them about legal issue.
I'm busy.
The chief is upstairs, isn't he?
Why are you asking me? Go and check.
Sit up.
Stand straight.
The meeting room!
Hey, did you find something?
Nobody knows.
This is bad.
Do Jang won't confess.
Are you keeping your eye on...
Don't fall asleep.
I'm listening.
I'm watching him. Don't worry.
Don't touch me.
Yes, Chief.
Now? We're having a meeting.
Okay. We'll be right up.
Gosh, why does he want to see us?
He might buy us dinner for doing a good job.
What an idiot.
Looks like Do Jang will get released.
What? It hasn't been 48 hours yet.
I busted my head to catch him.
I broke my jaw because of him.
Why is Ha and Jang here?
They're defending Do Jang.
What? Why would they defend a thug?
When they can make millions defending companies?
I don't know. They sent their best lawyer.
I can picture what they'll do.
They'll start lobbying and pressuring people.
They'll also manipulate the media.
They're already pestering the chief.
I'll try to stall them.
See if you can get anything out of Do Jang.
The lawyers here. He won't tell.
We can't just let him go, though.
We have to get something out.
You're a human lie detector.
You can tell just by looking.
I'll stall the chief for 30 minutes.
Gosh.
I heard there was a fight near a commercial building.
A fight?
Officers were carrying out their duties.
Seodong officers seem to be quite violent.
We had to use violence to stop violence.
My client was rightfully defending himself...
from the government authority's violence.
One of the officers had surgery on his head...
because he was hit with an iron pipe.
I heard he didn't hurt his brain.
He just had stitches.
It's because he has a rock-hardhead.
Other guys would've died from concussion.
Anyway, that has nothing to do with my client.
We don't need to talk about it.
We have a proof of transaction.
What's the proof?
No drugs were found.
Someone gave a statement.
It won't count if it was a pressed investigation.
Who says it was a pressed investigation?
I have a statement.
Gosh.
Lawyer Jung, don't be so rigid.
I'm not here to strictly argue about legal provisions.
Let's take it easy.
As long as he's not guilty.
I have no choice then.
Surveillance cameras these days are great.
Is it okay to hit a minor like this?
Lawyer Jung, my officers got hurt too.
This boy's mother is a janitor.
She's in a hospital because she has cancer.
He was working part-time as a valet,
so he could pay for her medical bills.
He couldn't work anymore because...
- he was beat up... - Lawyer Jung.
A lot of news reporters need a good story.
Gosh.
Chief, I heard you were about to get a promotion.
I'm sorry this happened.
Do you think promotion is all I care about?
No, not at all.
Release him.
Chief!
We went through so much to catch him.
Then bring a proof that'll persuade Lawyer Jung.
Why do we need to persuade a lawyer?
We're done here. Release him.
- Chief. - Just let him go.
Gosh, I don't know if I should tell you this.
What is it?
Jang Do Jang...
What are you doing?
I quit smoking. It's bad for health.
Trying to live a long life?
Just being careful, you know.
Work must be hard.
Kids aren't loyal these days.
They also have big mouths.
I'm sure my lawyer's here.
What? Do you want to get out?
I'm a businessman. I have no time to idle.
A businessman.
I hear you're doing business internationally.
Well, I import and export things.
Gosh, that's amazing.
If I were you, I'd want to stay here.
You lost something that's supposed to go to Japan.
Yakuza never stretches the rule.
Isn't jail better?
I don't know.
What did I lose?
Never mind then.
Raising a ruckus at my business and finding nothing...
must have hurt your pride.
If you don't find it,
quitting smoking won't do you no good.
I'll go check...
if something went missing or not.
You should quit smoking...
if you want to live longer.
I'm from Ha and Jung Law Firm.
I hear it's a famous law firm.
Is that why you're so pretty?
Yes, thank you. Let's go.
I'm out.
Did you find anything?
80 percent.
- Hey. - I'm sorry.
He doesn't know we have the stuff.
Are you sure?
- 80 percent. - That means you're sure.
It's a sure thing when it's over 50 percent.
Let's catch him. Nobody knows we have the key.
Do you think he'll come for it?
I'll go check...
if something went missing or not.
He'll be there because he doesn't trust anyone.
Will he? That's good.
Let's go stakeout.
If we catch him at the scene, the game's over.
Even if he hires an expensive lawyer,
he can never escape.
Hello? Wait a minute.
He's bold, coming here alone.
Does he not know where the drugs are?
Wan Seung, I need to pee.
I'm about to burst.
He has a knife.
- Wait, wait. - Why?
Hang on a bit. Wait.
What's this?
Let them through.
What a mess.
See? Experience means something here.
We lose the backup tomorrow.
What will you do now?
Catch him, of course.
Spread word that the lockers will be replaced.
The market, substation, security company,
and wherever Jang Do Jang's men might be.
Will spreading word bring them back here?
It's eight million dollars' worth.
I need to pee. Do you know where the toilet is?
Gosh, help me.
(Lockers)
Oh dear.
Did she go somewhere?
Hold on a second.
Will her poop go back inside?
I'm a mother-in-law...
who worries about my daughter-in-law's constipation.
My goodness.
There's no way we can wash the beddings today.
I'm near the lockers.
I just arrived.
It's dangerous, so stay put. We'll come over.
Don't come here.
What?
He won't show himself if he sees you.
I'll watch and call you when he shows up.
No, it's too dangerous.
We can't catch him after today.
I'll be careful.
I'll call you as soon as he appears.
You'll be nearby, won't you?
You can't do that.
Hello? Hello?
I think I should go inside.
Who...
What was that?
Lady! Stop right there!
Someone save me!
Are you sure about this?
- Officer Hong. - Are you okay?
Who are they?
Why are the police here?
- Maybe it isn't her. - This got complicated.
I'm fine. Get the thieves.
- Forget it. Let's get out of here. - What?
Who is that lady?
All that running for nothing.
The eight million. Is it still there?
Yes.
You can't leave without it.
Not without eight million.
You came back.
They're replacing the lockers tonight.
Wait.
What's she doing here?
Who is she?
That's it, Do Jang.
Calm down.
I'll leave you alone.
I'm not with the police.
I was just at the market when...
You scumbag.
Come here.
Jang Do Jang.
I really missed you.
You know that, right?
Wake up.
Let go!
Wan Seung, is that him?
You're coming with me.
Yeon Soo. Yeon Soo!
Yeon Soo. Yeon Soo. Yeon Soo...
Yeon Soo. Yeon Soo!
Yeon Soo.
Save me!
No...
There's a thief! Save me!
- Calm down. - Don't touch me.
Let go, let go, let go, let go!
Ma'am.
Arrest him.
Why aren't you arresting him?
He's a detective.
A detective?
Who are you?
I saw you on the tapes, so I thought you were a thief.
Who are you? Why were you hiding there?
I was...
I came to get my photo taken.
I thought the photo booth would be better...
I have to cook dinner now.
What's she saying?
Are you okay? That blood.
Blood.
Blood. Did you get hurt because of me?
- Captain Bae. - Oh, no.
Great job today.
My goodness.
What's with your arm?
It's just a scratch. I'm fine.
You're not fine. You just got out of the hospital.
Get that treated. I'll take Jang Do Jang.
No, I'll take him.
Hey, do you want to die from an infection?
You, come here. Take him.
Yes, Sir.
That must hurt.
It hurts, doesn't it?
You have a lot of scars.
Why did you cry before?
Who cried?
You wiped your tears like this.
I'm leaving.
Apply the ointment often, okay?
Forget about it.
Hop in. I'll take you home.
No, I'm fine.
You were too shocked. I feel uneasy about it.
Excuse me. Ma'am.
I'll take her.
What's wrong, Sir? Officer Hong.
She has nothing to do with this case.
I'll find that out at the police station.
I can guarantee her identity.
Do you? What's her name?
I know her last name. It's Yoo. Ms. Yoo.
What's her age?
It's bad manners to ask for a lady's age.
What's her number?
We did talk on the phone often.
But don't you know her number? What about the address?
I wasn't going to bring this up.
You can talk at the station.
You'll be surprised to know who my husband is.
Yes, sure.
My husband is a prosecutor.
Oh, is he? Then you're a prosecutor's wife.
- Where is he at? - Seoul Central District Office.
Seoul Central District Office.
I know many prosecutors there. I was dispatched there.
I know everyone there. Who's your husband?
Who is it?
You suddenly don't remember, do you?
Kim Ho Cheol.
Prosecutor Kim Ho Cheol?
Prosecutor Kim?
I knew you'd be scared.
Gosh, I really hate those prosecutors, especially...
darned Prosecutor Kim at the Seoul Central District.
Don't swear at my husband.
- Is he really your husband? - Of course.
Then I can't let you go now.
- Dong Gi. - Yes?
- Take her. - Yes?
- Take her in. Take her. - Please. Let me off.
- Come this way. - No.
- Watch her head. - You can't do this to me.
Get in. How did you know this was a drug case?
A bit of reasoning.
Did you wait there knowing he would return?
Well.
Yes.
You're like a detective.
A detective? No way.
Name.
Pardon? Me?
I thought you needed to go home.
We can take this to the station.
No. I am Yoo Seol Ok.
Yoo Seol Ok.
Phone number.
It's 010-7721...
Address?
104-2 Baebang-dong, Seodong-gu, Seoul.
May I go home?
Hey, wait.
Wan Seung, did you see her run? She was really fast.
I wonder how you knew Do Jang would be there.
Very suspicious.
Right?
I was just curious.
Curious? Hey, lady.
We put our lives out to do this.
I'm sorry. I didn't know I was interfering.
We spent a year to take him in.
But you did get him.
A precious police officer took a hit because of you.
I thought you were fine.
Do you know how many people die from tetanus in a year?
About 1 to 2 people?
That's not a lot.
But that could be me.
It was a new knife. Tetanus is usually caused by rust.
- Did you just laugh? - No.
I'll die if I don't go home soon.
Our office is already full. Why don't we let her go?
I sneaked out after locking the bathroom door.
I'll get divorced if my mother-in-law finds out.
She can't ask you for a divorce for doing that.
Well, it's a long story.
I have to be honest, right?
Yes.
I'm suffering from constipation...
Well, I'm not really suffering from it.
I lied to her about it.
I was too curious.
Constipation?
Ms. Yoo!
Are you kidding me? Where are your senses?
The guy who had that knife was...
a boss of a gang who killed many people.
I really could have been killed?
Are you insane?
It won't end with you dying there.
If you were stabbed,
all the police officers in this town will be demoted.
This is not a mystery game for bored ladies.
Don't ever let me see you again.
I'll take you in for interfering officers' duties.
Understood?
Get out!
- Me? - No?
- Then you're coming. - No.
- Let's go to the police station. - I'm leaving.
Let's go.
Get off.
- Okay. - Goodbye.
What? Did he just drive me home?
I got scared for nothing.
- My gosh. - What's wrong, honey?
It's my sister-in-law. She'll complicate things.
Excuse me.
What are you doing?
There is a patient who collapsed with constipation.
Who could it be?
Constipation?
In the bathroom? The locked bathroom door, right?
Yes. She couldn't find the keys.
So I'm going to break in.
(29 missed calls)
Excuse me.
It's me. It's me in that bathroom.
I'm the constipation patient. Well, it's not me.
How can I put this?
I had to lock the door to sneak out. My gosh.
Seol Ok. Seol Ok.
Sir, please hurry.
- Yes, I'll get to it. - Hurry up.
Your phone is ringing.
That's not the problem.
It might be urgent. Take it.
This is more urgent.
Please hurry, okay?
Yes.
Hello? Hello?
Who's making this prank call?
Things are already complicated enough.
- You can go in. - Really?
Seol Ok.
- Mother. - My goodness.
What happened to you?
I must've collapsed.
I'm fine now.
My goodness. What is this?
Excuse me, let's take her to the emergency room.
Well, she seems fine.
- What? - No, Mother.
I'm fine. I put too much effort into my business.
I must have had a bloody nose. A bloody nose.
- A bloody nose? - Yes.
- But still... - Since she seems okay,
- We'll be leaving. - But...
Mother, I'm really fine.
- Goodbye. - Hey, Seol Ok.
I'm sorry for the trouble.
My goodness.
I really don't believe this.
Your constipation must be really bad.
It's because you're too weak.
I'm sorry about that.
Be careful.
Constipation can be dangerous.
- Yes. - Okay.
- I'm sorry. - Thank you.
- Goodbye. - Take care.
Goodness.
What is it? Did something happen?
Don't even ask.
She fainted in the bathroom. We went through a lot.
What?
She just woke up.
Seol Ok. Let's talk.
- Why? - Come here.
Hurry.
Goodness.
What do you want?
Lend me some money.
Will you pay me back?
Mom, why did she...
She has constipation.
It's embarrassing.
How much?
It's because you work her too much.
She's constipated because she's distressed.
You'll never find a daughter-in-law like her.
Who works her too much?
People will think you're saying the truth.
There isn't a mother-in-law like me.
I even attend to her when she's constipated.
Hey, take him away.
Hi, Wan Seung.
- Hey. - No.
- Is your arm okay? - Don't!
Yes, Chief?
Hey, take it easy.
It was our job to do. Okay.
Yes, I'll be right up.
What did Chief say?
I don't know. Maybe he'll give money for staff dinner.
Don't get won over by some money.
I should get the promotion this time.
I'm the only one who didn't get promoted.
Okay. Don't worry. I'll make sure of that.
Relax. Take a rest.
It was my job as a policeman.
Thank you, Chief.
I'm sorry.
I already forgot about it.
We caught him finally.
These are tomorrow's newspapers.
(A violent policeman beats up a minor...)
(He beat a kid. Is a he a policeman or a thug?)
Chief.
I had to answer phone calls all day.
Captain, please save me.
Only until it quiets down.
What do you want me to do?
I'll publicly announce that he's demoted.
Let's give him a vacation.
Do you think he'll take a vacation?
Then it's disciplinary action.
Disciplinary action? He thinks...
he'll get a promotion.
So why did he get caught on camera?
Reporters will swarm in.
Things will get worse if the chief of police finds out.
Well...
Why don't you...
talk to him nicely?
Chief.
Have a staff dinner someplace fancy, okay?
Come on. I can't take this.
Don't be like this.
How about dispatching him?
To a police substation.
- A police substation? - Yes.
Gosh, you're driving me crazy.
I have a great plan.
I'll take care of it.
It's for the peace of our organization.
Okay?
Gosh.
You must be doing better.
- Now than before - Now than before.
- Officer Ha. - Officer Ha.
You filled my empty heart.
You got a promotion.
- Officer Ha. - Officer Ha.
Two flowers, that's too many.
- Give me one. - Don't touch me.
- Give me one. - No.
Gosh, you're too greedy.
You look awful.
What?
You look awful, you idiot.
Hey, don't I look fine?
- You look fine. - Yes.
Look at your face. It's covered with scars.
He's right. You look more like a thug...
than a real thug.
You're not an ordinary detective.
You've been voted the most handsome detective.
You're that kind of detective.
You're the face of the National Police.
But look at this.
Is this what we get for risking our lives?
- Darn it. - In conclusion...
- I got a promotion. - Yes, he did.
- He got a promotion. - Yes.
Oh, love.
I love you two
I'll give you money. Go on a vacation.
Then who'll catch all the thugs?
I'll do it. Me!
Don't you have a girlfriend?
I...
married the people.
I'm a married man!
Nice!
The people... You married the people?
Fine. Let's say you married the people.
Why don't you have...
a honeymoon...
and work in a cozy, family-like...
environment for a bit?
For example,
a nice and quiet...
police substation.
I've been waiting for so many days.
What is it?
It's like a dream.
Sing it again!
What's wrong?
(Seodong Police Station)
Stop it.
Wake up, Yeon Soo.
What? Will you just leave?
Didn't you come here to ask me something?
Personally?
What am I going to do?
Good morning.
Gosh.
Well...
(Dispatched Detective, Lieutenant Ha Wan Seung)
You're here early.
I heard you'd be dispatched here.
Let me introduce myself properly.
You... What class?
- Pardon? - Police Academy.
The 30th.
You're a baby then.
Did you submit the Dispatch Detective proposal?
Yes.
In order to cut down on the waiting time...
and to handle violent crimes...
I see.
That's why you made your senior...
investigate a sneak thieving case.
I didn't know that you'd come.
You had no clue?
I really didn't know.
You had a drug case in neighborhood a few days ago,
but you didn't know that the detective...
in charge of drug cases would come.
Do you know my nickname?
Yes. Seodong's Drug Sniffer.
Did you call me a dog?
No, I didn't mean that.
Correct. I am a dog.
Sorry, Sir.
Watch out or you'll get bitten.
Yes, Sir.
Hey.
Don't just walk the vacuum. Put more effort into it.
You're young. Use your bountiful energy.
This doesn't require much effort.
Should I do it, then?
No, I'll do it.
(Eggs, half price)
The supermarket has a sale on eggs.
Really?
Do you know choran?
Eggs preserved in vinegar. Let's make that.
- What for? - To eat.
I saw on TV that...
choran helps prevent osteoporosis and arthritis.
Ms. Kim and Ms. Lee swear by it.
It's a timed sale.
Buy five trays.
I can barely get one during a timed...
Should I go?
The more we make, the more there is to share.
(Jungang Supermarket)
The timed sale is on between 11am and 1pm.
The exact time and location is top secret.
It's 10:30am.
I must figure out the time and location before 11am.
Even if it's top secret,
employees will know the time.
Supermarket employees wear orange vests.
The timed sales are managed by the suppliers...
who wear a different color.
Fish.
Vegetables.
Kitchen and bathroom supplies.
Who's that man in an apron without a uniform?
He's a butcher.
He's wearing gloves and rolled up his sleeves.
He's a likely suspect.
Then where?
Eggs have a large volume which limits the location.
The ideal location will be close to storage,
which is the fish corner or by the snacks.
It's one of those two.
At least three employees will move together.
One each to transport, secure the area, and sell.
If two men in the same uniform are moving together...
This is it. The timed sale.
(Bargain sale)
Thank you for shopping at Jungang Supermarket.
We have a great bargain on fertilized eggs...
only for the next 30 minutes.
Come to the food corner...
and you can buy fresh fertilized eggs at half price.
I repeat.
You can buy fresh fertilized eggs at half price.
There, eggs are on the left.
How come she's so fast?
How did she know?
My goodness.
- There's a sale on eggs. - Let's hurry.
- 50 percent off. - You're so well-informed.
Let's hurry over there.
- Let's run. - Hurry up.
Hello, Mother. I got five trays.
- Look. - Hurry.
They're fresh.
Yes, fertilized.
I'll get the vegetables from the open market.
Okay.
(Officer Hong)
Don't ever let me see you again.
I'll take you in for interfering officers' duties.
Understood?
Officer Hong.
Ma'am.
What happened?
Someone reported a robbery.
Was someone hurt?
No, no one was at home.
Who called it in?
The homeowner.
He was drunk and doesn't remember making the call.
He's pretty confused.
It must be hard on you.
Half of our cases involve dealing with drunks.
Can I have a look?
You can't anymore.
Why not?
There's a new program.
No. It's a long story.
I could be of help to you.
I know that, but the situation's a bit...
It was obviously a petty thief.
Why waste our time?
Don't step on the footprints.
Seriously.
What's this?
Hey!
I gave you the gloves to wear.
We'll wear them, then.
He obviously came through that window,
searched the three rooms and went out the front door.
- Right? - Right.
Don't waste these people's precious time.
Question the known criminals in the area.
They'll spill if you make them.
I'm a walking lie detector.
A lie detector?
What's my nickname?
Seodong's Drug Sniffer. Not anymore.
You're like a dog but not a dog.
You investigate with that animal instinct.
You're hiding something.
I smell it.
What?
Never mind.
Relax. It's all psychological.
There's no such thing as animal instinct.
I see.
There's nothing for me here.
I'll clean up, then.
Okay. See you later.
- See you. - Thanks, everyone.
What a mess.
See you.
Ma'am.
Ms. Yoo.
Come inside.
Watch your step.
What's that detective doing here?
He was dispatched here.
More like demoted.
Oh, I didn't know you were here.
You're hard at work.
I've been on my hands and knees for four hours.
My back aches.
I'm in my 40s and I'm not complaining.
You're much younger.
A robbery?
Yes. The homeowner called it in later.
- That's strange. - What is?
It's not a scene of a robbery.
He wasn't robbed?
No. It's like...
something else happened.
I knew something smelled fishy.
I'm Seodong's Drug Sniffer.
I got you.
I'll show you how serious it is...
to interfere with police business.
The criminal...
is familiar with this house.
The criminal didn't come here to take anything.
Is the burglary a cover?
Yes.
A cover for what?
Something worse than burglary.
Something worse than burglary?
What? Robbery?
Murder.
What?
- Murder? - Yes.
Someone died here.
(Queen of Mystery)
Move.
This is your headquarters.
My mom might die.
Did her in-laws do it?
Her husband has an alibi.
Were you hired illegally?
Lady! If I see you at a crime scene again,
I said I would have you arrested for interference.
So what?
Relying on confessions to solve cases...
is really old-fashioned.
We catch criminals by running about!
- Are you sure? - 80 percent?
If he says it, he's sure of it.
I'm positive.
The criminal...