How to chase drug lords?

Sorrell Leigh and Goliath, a newly married couple in Baltimore, USA, started their honeymoon accompanied by M, the assistant of the drug Lord Gray, with uneasy feelings.

It should have been the most sacred and sweet trip in life, but now it has been overshadowed by a dirty drug trade.

The purpose of their trip is to bring back a large amount of heroin from Amsterdam.

In order to hide their eyes and ears, the three of them flew to Copenhagen first Under the arrangement of M, I bought two boxes of Kelpolo cigarettes and a bottle of whisky in Copenhagen.

A few hours later, the three Americans appeared in Amsterdam. I reserved a room for the newlyweds in a hotel, then said "Happy honeymoon" to them and left in a hurry with a cigarette in my mouth.

A few days later, M gave sorrell two cigarettes containing drugs. Then they will enter the country from Chicago airport and give the drugs to the people who come to pick them up.

Mr. and Mrs. sorrell acted according to the instructions and pretended not to know M all the way. As soon as they arrived at Chicago airport, M disappeared into the crowd. When Mr. and Mrs. sorrell passed the customs checkpoint, because they bought many new clothes, the customs officers were so busy calculating the tax that they let them go without even looking at the duty-free goods.

In the reception hall of the airport, Big Gray's deputies stucky and Frankie met him there. Stucky put them on a flight to Baltimore. When he arrived at the international airport, big gray was waiting there. On the way from the airport to Washington, Gray paid them $654.38 million+in the car. Since then, two more adventurers have joined Gray's network. ...

Don Campbell is the director of the Criminal Division of the Justice Department in Washington, D.C., which is responsible for handling major cases. His responsibility is to eradicate drug abuse in the capital of this country. However, drugs are still flowing into Washington, which makes him very depressed. He is not quite sure where so many drugs come from. The Washington Police Department, the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Federal Anti-Smuggling Bureau are also unclear. Drug smuggling is rampant day by day, and the police are exhausted.

But in the increasingly difficult situation, it seems that drug investigation and anti-bureaucracy need the same energy for Don Campbell. The police in Washington don't trust the FBI, and the FBI won't let others interfere in their affairs. The anti-smuggling bureau just wants to do it alone. Campbell knew that he would never be able to stop the inflow of drugs if he could not unite the forces of these departments to act together.

Campbell's chance came. At the same time, the above-mentioned departments found that a Foest hotel was actually a drug wholesale center, so Campbell ordered his assistant, the prosecutor of the Ministry of Justice, Leibowitz, to handle the case and coordinate the cooperation of various departments in reconnaissance.

Leibowitz retrieval officer is 6 feet tall, well-built, with brown curly hair and beard. A small scar under his lip adds personality to his young face. After graduating from American university law school, he entered the US Department of Justice. In five months, he devoted all his energy to the case of Foster Hotel. A special agent of the anti-smuggling department cleverly sneaked into the smuggling ring of Xi Foster Hotel. After many verifications, the owner of this hotel was put in prison.

After this operation, the three departments realized the importance of joint action to crack down on drug trafficking, so they set up a special group headed by prosecutor Leibowitz.

After full preparation, the special team cast a net. They sent a list to every crossing point in the country, with the names of big men Gray, stucky and Frankie on it.

This spring, Frankie flew back to Ochal Airport from Amsterdam. Frankie handed his passport and customs declaration form to Loki, an immigration officer. She glanced at Frankie and checked her passport and customs declaration form first. After everything was correct, she stamped her passport and declaration form. Finally, rocky clicked on the computer. The computer told her that Frankie was a suspect in heroin smuggling. She quietly returned her passport and customs declaration form to Frankie and nodded to him to show that the formalities had been completed. Rocky called his boss immediately after Frankie left. Soon, airport inspector Gooding was informed to check Frankie's luggage carefully.

Gooding checked Frankie's plane ticket, passport and customs declaration. Frankie booked a first-class ticket. His clothes are expensive, fashionable and well dressed, and there is nothing incongruous about them. He claimed that he had less than $5,000 in cash with him.

"How long have you been away from America?" Gooding asked.

12 days. "

"Which countries have you been to?"

"Amsterdam, Netherlands."

"What should I do?"

"Come and see my sister."

"Do you have any hard liquor?"

"There is a bottle of whisky."

"What is your occupation?"

"Real estate agent." Frankie speaks confidently and answers readily.

"Please come with me." He said to Frankie.

Gooding helped Frankie move the brown suitcase, blue clothing bag and plastic duty-free bag into a room in the customs hall.

"Take out everything in my pocket. Do you bring more than 5,000 yuan in cash? " Gooding said to Frankie.

"No, just 5,000 yuan." Frankie threw all his money on the table.

"Please take off your coat."

Gooding felt the clothes inside and out. I found a piece of tin foil in my inner chest pocket and folded it neatly into half an inch square. Gooding opened it carefully, and there was less than one gram of white powder in it.

"Take off your clothes." He ordered Frankie. After a general examination, he took out cigarettes from the duty-free plastic bag Frankie brought. These cigarettes seem to be heavier than usual. He pinched it, and the cigarette case seemed to be less elastic than ordinary cigarettes. He opened a cigarette, and there were 10 packets in it. Each packet was wrapped in cellophane, and everything seemed normal. He took out a bag, shook it and made a slight creak.

Gu Ding opened the cigarette and tore off the tin foil, but there was a plastic bag filled with beige powder. He opened another bag and the situation was the same. At this time, five other drug addicts and customs inspectors have gathered at the door.

Frankie packed 36 bags of white powder in one of the four cigarettes.

Leibowitz hinted to Frankie that if he would cooperate to testify, Leibowitz would spare him from being sentenced. The government will give him a new identity according to the witness protection plan. If he refuses to cooperate, the court will give him the severest punishment, and he may be imprisoned for 30 years.

Although Fran didn't want to cooperate, it was far more than a psychological victory for the special team to catch him at Chicago airport with people and things. The anti-smuggling team lost no time in following the clues. They learned that stucky was traveling on the Amsterdam-Chicago route with Roy Taylor's fake passport.

The task force consulted stucky's phone records, compiled a list of his girlfriends and questioned them. One of them said that a girl named Renee had traveled abroad with stucky.

Leibowitz found Renee, and Renee has been very nervous about Staci since he quit, fearing that he would do harm. But if you don't tell the truth, you may be sentenced to prison and leave a son. Even if she refuses to cooperate with the police, they will catch stucky. After careful consideration, Renee finally confessed everything and said that she would be willing to testify in court if the government put her under the witness protection program.

Leibowitz now lacks evidence of the big boss, the big man Gray. He knew that Gray was a sly fish and never went to Amsterdam to sell drugs himself. If there is no conclusive criminal evidence, it is not enough to accuse Gray of drug trafficking.

The Washington police took stucky's fingerprints from the Kelpolo cigarette box brought back from Amsterdam. In order to collect the criminal evidence of Big Man Gray, they investigated one of Gray's leaders, M, who has parted ways with Gray and now works in a gas station on Georgia Avenue.

One night, drug dealer Robert found m.

Robert said to M, "I have known you for eight years. A few years ago, someone accused you of taking drugs and arrested you. "

"I remember." M said, "However, since then, I have never touched drugs."

"I know your heroin network overseas."

M threw away his cigarette. "Yes, I have been to Holland, when I was going to get married."

Agent Robert interrupted him and said, "I don't want to hear your nonsense until you hear my proposal." I know what you did. I have documents to prove most of your activities in the past few years. I can prove that drug charges against you can put you in jail for life. "

Sweat began to roll down from m's face. But he still argued: "You made a mistake this time. But let me think. I'll call you when I have a clue. "

Robert told M: "Some people involved in the Amsterdam drug trafficking network have been killed." M said angrily, "Listen, I didn't do anything. Leave me alone! "

Two weeks later, M's body was found under the wheel of his car, and he received a fatal blow to the head.

Stucky felt the rope getting tighter and tighter. Frankie has been on edge since he was arrested 10 months ago. He knows that he is the most dangerous person in this group. He has been to Amsterdam more times than anyone else. He knew that the grand jury had been set up and another smuggling route through Montreal had been discovered. Stucky was frightened at the thought. He is determined to kill leibowitz, the prosecutor. If the prosecutor dies, the investigation will be aborted.

Stucky bought an old car under a false name. He has a.22 caliber pistol with a silencer. The bullet was soaked in kaempferia solution.

In the morning 10, Leibaowitz walked south in the direction of the capital police station with a shopping bag.

Leibowitz hopes that the jury will draft the indictment and start the trial as soon as possible. Because he has vaguely felt that the arrogance of drug trafficking groups has seriously interfered with the progress of solving crimes. Witnesses either remain silent or report intimidation. Some people are also bribing witnesses. It is widely rumored in the street that anyone who informs Leibovis will die.

Leibowitz entered the parking lot of the third street court. One step to his left is the Capitol, and six blocks to his right is the headquarters of the FBI. Plainclothes agents, U.S. federal court executives and uniformed police officers enter and leave the court.

Leibowitz noticed a gray car coming slowly and stopping a few steps away from him. He didn't pay much attention.

"Leibowitz," someone called him in the car.

LeiBaoWeiZi took a step forward, bent down and looked into the car. Inside, a 30-year-old man is pointing a pistol with a silencer at him.

It's too late to say now, but it's too fast, and I haven't waited for him to react. There was a muffled sound in the car, like opening a can of coke. Leibowitz could clearly feel his body sinking, and the car had begun to escape in the distance.

The police arrived soon and took Leibowitz to the hospital. Fortunately, due to the thick coat and fat, the bullet only entered the surface of the stomach and did not damage any organs. It only took the doctor a few minutes to take out the bullet, and there was no need to sew up the wound, but Kaempferia kaempferia suffered a lot. Fortunately, Kaempferia kaempferia did not die because of insufficient dose.

After committing the crime, stucky began to run wild, and continued to sell drugs all over the United States under an alias, going in and out between Amsterdam, Colombia and the United States. However, many lines of injustice will kill themselves, and they will eventually be caught by Chicago Customs and caught in the law. In court, stucky, as another witness, confirmed Gray's drug trafficking crime and claimed that Gray was vicious and cruel, and he personally killed M and others. The jury found Gray and stucky guilty, and the judge sentenced Gray and stucky to life imprisonment and 50 years imprisonment respectively. At this point, the Amsterdam drug trafficking network was shattered.