:17:14
I made an improper suggestion.
:17:15
I overreacted.
It was uncalled for.
:17:18
No. It was my fault.
:17:24
Look, I'll lay my cards
on the table.
:17:26
Any questions about our operation. . .
:17:29
. . .go ahead, ask me. Shoot.
:17:31
Who's your snitch?
:17:32
I can't tell you that.
:17:37
We got to start somewhere.
:17:41
How about. . .July 17, 1963?
:17:46
''Frescia and McKussic were arrested. . .
:17:48
. . .for curfew violation
on Hermosa Beach. ''
:17:51
7 years later you were with Mac. . .
:17:52
. . .when he was busted for drugs
on Rosarito Beach.
:17:55
No, he was on the beach.
:17:57
I was in the water.
:17:59
Otherwise I'd have ended up in
the same Mexican jail for 2 years.
:18:02
What can I say?
:18:04
You have really done your homework.
:18:07
This is not about you being a cop.
:18:10
I know you're one of the best.
:18:13
You're close to Mac.
:18:14
Mac is close to Carlos,
who is coming to town.
:18:17
Who says?
:18:18
He's getting ready to move
1 200 kilos of coke. . .
:18:22
. . .personally.
:18:25
That's the word.
:18:28
For $1100 a week,
:18:30
a local snitch will tell you
anything you want to hear.
:18:33
I'm hearing it
from the Federal Mexican Police,
:18:36
and I'm not paying them.
:18:39
You say this is your back yard.
:18:41
Has CarIos ever made a move in it
without Mac's heIp?
:18:45
If Carlos is back in town,
Mac's back in business.
:18:49
What do you want?
:18:50
-Use Mac to get to Carlos.
-How?
:18:54
Any way you can.
:18:57
If Mac's clean,
it will do him a lot of damage.