:25:01
- What do you want it for?
- Does it matter?
:25:04
- You're no cop. You must be a reporter.
- If you're not interested, I'll go someplace else.
:25:10
I didn't say I wasn't interested. The information
you're talking about is going to cost more.
:25:15
- A lot more.
- How much more?
:25:19
This will be the last time we meet in my home.
We've got to be extremely cautious.
:25:26
There are two major drug organizations.
:25:29
One is run by Ed Zacharias, the other
by two brothers, Jack and Tony Romero.
:25:34
Between them, they control 90 per cent
of the narcotics traffic in Southern California.
:25:39
According to my sources,
the pusher you shot work s for Ed Zacharias.
:25:43
This is everything you'll need
on the Zacharias, Romero organizations,
:25:47
photos, biographies, everything.
:25:52
A year ago, Jack and Tony invaded
Zacharias's territory.
:25:56
It was the beginning of a gang war.
Zacharias negotiated a truce,
:26:00
but you can take it from me, the fuse was lit.
It's getting shorter.
:26:07
- I'll handle it my way, no interference from you.
- All right.
:26:11
I'll need a few things.
You said you could supply weapons?
:26:18
This is your man. He'll give you all you want.
:26:27
- Detective Gruer, call for line two.
- You won't believe this.
:26:31
I just talked to Forensics. They checked
the 9mm slug that killed JoJo Ross.
:26:36
I can never do these damn puzzles.
:26:41
It matches the slug from the mugger
shot two years ago.
:26:45
- So?
- He was killed by the vigilante.
:26:48
- Come on, Phil. The vigilante retired years ago.
- Look s like he's back.
:26:52
- It was him in the Toronado?
- Just came over the computer.
:26:56
There are 28 blue Toronados in the state
with the last three numbers 226.