| Sorry, Sarge, couldn't find my
shoes. |
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| Constable! |
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| Come here. |
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| What does this say? |
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| Using unchristian language
in the presence of a police officer. |
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| You see, what it was, Sergeant,
I was up at Piper's Lake |
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| at the weekend and this bloke...
What have I told you? |
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| You write the exact offence
according to the law. |
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| Yeah, but I didn't know
which one to put, Sarge. |
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| Might I suggest if you don't know
what crime someone's committed, |
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| maybe you shouldn't
be arresting them. |
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| Sarge. |
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| Goodfellow, you're coming with me. |
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| Where's that, Sir? |
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| Jefferty's cottage. |
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| Down past the spinny,
I thought it was abandoned? |
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| A man's been spotted breaking in,
matches the description |
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| of Alan Tylett, the fugitive wanted
for brutally murdering |
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| a police officer. |
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| The press are calling him
the butcher of Bawdsley Green. |
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| And you want us to go
and arrest him, Sir? |
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