Felony Page #3
- I don't know anything
about first aid.
- Just make sure
he doesn't move.
I'm just getting something
from my car.
Yell out if anything happens.
Here it is.
Just here.
He still hasn't moved,
but he's still breathing.
I'll just move you
out of the way for a sec.
- Sorry.
- Ya.
What's happened to him?
I think he's just had
a head injury, I... I guess.
Were you actually
involved in the incident?
- Alright, just ask them why
would want to buy
three mobile phones.
Just ask them that, alright?
It's a good question.
- Yeah, well, there is method
in all this.
Yeah, but just... just tell me
that the intercepts hold.
That's all I want to know.
- City west 102, we're
a detective unit in the area...
- Hold on. What are you doing?
What is this?
Copy that,
102. Your eta in progress?
- Yeah, city west 102.
Eta, three to five minutes.
- That's not us.
Carl, I'm gonna go now.
- That's traffic.
Woman on radio:
Gentleman in the white shirt
found him.
Thanks, ultimo 1.
the east ocean restaurant.
Sussex street at haymarket...
Detective constable Jim melic.
This is detective sergeant
Carl summer.
- Sir.
- What's going on?
- We've got a kid
in critical condition,
no perpetrator,
one possible witness.
We've got a bystander
who's ID'd the kid.
He lives about five blocks away.
We're trying to get in touch
with the family.
- Who's the witness?
There's no witness.
The guy found the kid.
Wha...
He's a detective?
That's the guy, yeah.
- Yeah, well, wait on a minute.
I don't understand.
Is this his scene or what?
Um... look, I was told
that he's the witness,
he's the one that found the kid.
- Just get your guy back here.
- Constable?
Yep?
- Sir, I just, um...
I just wanted to say I, um...
I trained with Liam.
He was a great, great guy.
I'm really sorry
about what happened.
- He's...
He's a detective.
Off duty.
He was just driving.
- So, what, he's a witness?
A suspect?
What, first on the scene?
- I've literally just barely
started speaking to him.
Hey, Carl.
- Hi, mal.
This is Jim.
Jim melic.
How are you?
- Yeah, yeah.
We were introduced.
- That's right.
- Yeah, he's over from mosman.
- That's right.
- Yeah.
- So, what, what is it?
Fallen, you think?
Or maybe a fail
to stop, you reckon?
Uh, well...
It could be a fail to stop.
What, you didn't see
anything, or...?
- Jim, go and help those boys
out with the perimeter,
will you?
Make it your scene.
- Uh...
Just open a wider perimeter.
Bloody rubberneckers.
Righto. Copy that.
- Come on, folks.
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