Corrected entry: In the aftermath of the hotel fire, how come Popeye Doyle wasn't arrested and charged with arson and attempted murder? He did, after all, torch the place in a fit of rage.
French Connection II (1975)
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Directed by: John Frankenheimer
Starring: Gene Hackman, Fernando Rey, Bernard Fresson, Philippe Leotard
Continuity mistake: When Doyle arrives at the dock at the beginning of the movie, we see Doyle from behind. A boy with a yellow shirt and a girl with a flower dress pass him on his right side. However, there is a change of shot, and now we see him from the front, and behind him we see the boy and the girl, but instead of being at his right side, they're at his left.
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Correction: There are plenty of times when a person isn't charged because the police either don't have enough evidence, or they know the circumstances surrounding an event, and figure public sympathy would be too great for a conviction.