Bullitt1968

Chalmers:
Now what went wrong lieutenant?

Bullitt:
Who else knew where he was?

Chalmers:
[irritated] What?

Bullitt:
Who else knew where he was?

Chalmers:
What are you implying?

Bullitt:
Well, they knew where to look for him and used your name to get in.

Chalmers:
Are you suggesting I disclosed his whereabouts?

Bullitt:
Somebody did. And it didn't come from us.

Chalmers:
That's hardly the issue.

Bullitt:
Well, it certainly is. I, I've got an officer with a family. And he's shot up pretty bad.

Chalmers:
Em'em, and I've got a witness that can't talk.

Bullitt:
I want to know about Ross. What is the deal you had with him?

Chalmers:
Deal? Lieutenant don't try to evade the responsibility. In your "parlance", you blew it. You knew the significance of his testimony, yet you failed to take adequate measures to protect him. So to you it was a job, no more. Were it more, and you'd the dedication I was lead to believe.

Bullitt:
You believe what you want. You work your side of the street, and I'll work mine.

Chalmers:
Lieutenant I shall personally officiate at your public crucifixion, if Ross doesn’t recover during the course of the hearings so I can at least present his deposition. And I assure you I shall not suffer the consequence of your incompetence. And even if there wasn’t any, I’m rather certain I can prove negligence on your part.