Baretta

Baretta: Can you handle your conscience Harry, about killing that kid, well my conscience, I should've arrested you, he'd still be alive if I would done that. Harry: Let's just have a drink, you know a guy could waste his whole life on shouldness and goodness. Baretta: Drinking ain't gonna change nothin' Harry. Harry: You worry about your liver and I'll worry about my conscience.

Baretta: You gonna pay your dues or kill me, either one. Harry: I love an optimist, I'll pour you a drink partner.

Baretta: Your hand is kinda beat up there a little bit. Mazurski: I had a run in with one of my drivers, Jim Rogers. Baretta: Jim Rogers will testify to that. Mazurski: Why don't you ask him. Baretta: Joey Tonelli admitted that he beat up your wife. Mazurski: Well what's all this garbage about an alibi. Baretta: He admitted it, just before he died. Why don't you and me, go talk to my boss. You got a right to remain silent, if you give up that right anything you say or can will be used against you in a court of law, and all the rest of that jive.