Homicide: Life on the Street1993

Det. Tim Bayliss:
Fourteen years old... When I was fourteen, jeez, I was in the ninth grade, and I don't remember much of what I was doing, but I know I was nowhere close to picking up a gun and shooting another kid.

Det. Frank Pembleton:
How old should our shooter be?

Det. Tim Bayliss:
Not fourteen.

Det. Frank Pembleton:
So if he's what, fifteen, sixteen years old, it makes any more sense?

Det. Tim Bayliss:
No.

Det. Frank Pembleton:
How old should he be then? What's the cut off age? Seventeen? Eighteen?

Det. Tim Bayliss:
I don't know, but not fourteen.

Det. Frank Pembleton:
When you find out, clue me in, awright? I'd like to know when any of this killing, at any age, from six to sixty, makes any sense. One time I want to hear about a murder that makes sense. Just one time. For any reason.