The conflict is broken up by the arrival of a precinct patrol car, carrying uniformed Officer Krupke (William Bramley) and bigoted, plainclothes policeman Lieutenant Schrank (Simon Oakland) who have stopped similar fights between the "punks" many imes before:Schrank: You hoodlums don""t own these streets.I think there""s something that we should get in the clear and the open.I don""t want to take your place.I want you to know that.But I can""t have you taking my place either.I can""t be just a guest in my husband""s house.Bick: There you are.Leslie: Good morning, darling.Bick: How are you feeling?Leslie: Fine....I want everybody to know, no matter what happens around this ranch in the future, I am never going to faint again."Walsh shows other investigativeevidenceto Gittes - candid photographs of Mulwray in a heated argument with another unidentified man [Noah Cross]."Charity - to some a duty, to others a joy." The Woman had volunteered to devote some of her time to charity work in the slum area, to substitute for the abandonment and loss of her child, and to relieve herself of the guilt and void within.Coming down the stairs to accept the package, the spinster""s hair is parted in the center and plastered down.