Top of the hour, always the best time to call.

And as you know, I get through these phone calls pretty quickly because I have no patience.

So, you know, I cut you off.

I scream at you.

It's great fun on this side.

Quite often I'm wrong.

And let me ask you something.

This happens all the time, too, is people will call me and I'll say something and they go, no, it's no, the statute says this or the law says this.

Because then why call me? What are you doing? Maybe I should call you and you get the show.

Fine. 8005201534.

This is Handel on the Law, Marginal Legal Advice, where I tell you you have absolutely no case.

Boy, this was a national case big time.

Luigi Maggiano, the guy who was arrested for killing the CEO of United Health Care,

Brian Thompson.

And he was out there at large for, I don't know, maybe a week, five days, six days.

And there was no question that he was going to be captured because this was a manhunt of gargantuan proportion.

So he was going to be caught.

And there was a pretty substantial award that was offered for tips leading to the arrest of

this suspect.

Well, more than 400 tips were called in to New York Police Department's crime stoppers,

the tip line during this five-day search.

The NYPD said about 30 of those tips were useful.

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