Pick your poison twisted insane license#
Pick your poison twisted insane professional#

The answer is simple, professional pride. Holmes: I asked my partner the same question.

Pick your poison twisted insane license#

Ritter: Then why did you keep your license current? I haven't practiced medicine in ten years. Watson: Obviously, someone stole my information. We've identified multiple improper opioid scripts, all bearing your license and DEA numbers. She didn't write that prescription for Jeffrey Banks. He tell you how far he and I go back? Then give us some credit. But if you're focusing on me, your investigation is off to a bad start.Д¬aptain Gregson: Agent Ritter. Watson, considering you're the subject of our investigation, there's only so much I can share with you. So, how can I help?Д«ell: So you don't know this guy, right? Never seen him before?Д«ell: Because according to the script this guy used to overdose, you're the one who wrote it.ДEA Agent Ritter: All due respect, Dr. So, if whoever wrote Banks' script didn't check it, they're liable. Watson: Yeah, it's to make sure addicts aren't doctor shopping, getting the same script from multiple doctors. Something about an online monitoring system, that it was the doctor's job to check? They're considering criminal charges against the doctor who wrote the prescription. The 8-7 caught it, but a buddy of mine there gave me a heads-up. Holmes: We'll talk more on the way there.Дetective Bell: Dead guy's name is Jeffrey Banks. If things go well, he'll be registered as a C.I. Watson: Look, Guzman and Shinwell are gonna meet in a couple of days. Watson: Well, then maybe you should've talked to him before you wiped his prints from that. Holmes: I thought he would find a clever way to extricate himself from the gang. Did you think he was just gonna leave town?

Listen, he risked his life to get back into SBK. Watson: I think that's what he wants to do. Holmes: When I committed a felony to keep Shinwell out of prison, it was so he would have the opportunity to get his life straight. You remember that Detective Guzman? We helped protect one of his witnesses once? He knows he needs help, so he asked me to connect him with someone from the Bronx Gang Squad. Even if he wasn't, his goal was to steal from SBK, not dismantle them. Holmes: Agent Whitlock of the FBI couldn't be more dead. The one I just heard upstairs was the latter. One for his work as a handyman, the other for the gang. Holmes: Shinwell is still engaged with SBK. Shinwell: I would offer to break it in with you, but uh, I have to go. It's an even more appropriate gift than you intended, because I destroyed evidence for you, and now. Because, I mean, my progress was very slow, so this is going to force me to look at the case another way. The uh, chips were the uh, well, it was from all the stabbing. Took me um.took me a few years to track it down. It's just um, the table was, it was evidence in a 78-year-old murder I was trying to solve. Refinished it, and you can hardly recognize it, right? What you did for me. Shinwell: Yeah, the top was nicked in a couple places, and one of the legs was loose. Holmes: So, it is the one from the storage area, in the basement.