The Enforcer1976

Frank DiGiorgio:
[DiGiorgio is dying] Harry, listen, the punk who cut me. I've seen him before.

Harry Callahan:
Where?

Frank DiGiorgio:
...I just can't make the name.

Lt. Al Bressler:
Well, where do you know him from, Frank?

Frank DiGiorgio:
That homicide, remember, Harry? The old hooker, Filmore district. The summer of '71?

Harry Callahan:
Yeah, well, what about it?

Frank DiGiorgio:
He was one of the pimps we questioned. We liked him for it, Harry, we liked him real good.

Harry Callahan:
As I recall, we liked everybody north of Market Street on that one.

Frank DiGiorgio:
He had one of those cutesy-pie, little boy names: Charlie, or something... or Bobby...

Lt. Al Bressler:
I'll check Records, they should have your notes.

[Bressler leaves]

Frank DiGiorgio:
Ten-to-one they blow it.

Harry Callahan:
Not this time, Frank.