Hawaii Five-O1968

Attorney General:
Your plan's no good, Steve. You can't use kid gloves on a rogue cop.

Det. Steve McGarrett:
Phil Kalama's no rogue cop.

Attorney General:
The facts say otherwise.

Det. Steve McGarrett:
The facts say he's a grieving father.

Attorney General:
He's still a cop, Steve. And no peace officer has the right to use his badge or his gun to... to work out his own personal problems.

Det. Steve McGarrett:
We all know that, sir, but we have no proof that he's doing it.

Attorney General:
You yourself said that he roughed up Morgan. There's an eyewitness who said she saw Kalama push Nat Keller off the stairway of a ten-story building. Now, what more do you want?

Det. Steve McGarrett:
Proof. Proof!

Attorney General:
You know the code, Steve. Phil Kalama's a cop.

Det. Steve McGarrett:
He's more. He's a *good* cop. Twenty-three years on the force. I don't want that twenty-three years destroyed. I don't want Phil Kalama destroyed.

Attorney General:
Better he be destroyed than the public trust in every man that wears a badge.

Det. Steve McGarrett:
I'm trying to preserve that trust, by preventing the crucifixion of an innocent man.

Attorney General:
If he's innocent.

Det. Steve McGarrett:
"If" he's innocent? Don't we *assume* he's innocent until proven guilty?