1. Power leads to corruption, and absolute power leads to absolute corruption. Alorzo's anti-drug work, like drug trafficking, is almost in a dark area without any surveillance. And he has a background of relying on the police, and he has almost become the overlord of Los Angeles drug traffickers. Not only for small drug dealers, you can dominate without fear, even for the biggest drug lord in the city, you can also be called a brother, no, you can call the latter a dog, and if necessary, you can use the most vicious wrist to kill the other party to get it. Self-interest. Fortunately we have a decent young police officer Jack. In the case of system failure, we can only look forward to the moral self-discipline of the parties concerned.
The most terrifying thing is not the underworld, but the unconstrained public power.
2. When Alorzo said three million had been seized when he divided the spoils, Jack asked, isn't it four million? Alorzo smiled and said "No Taxation Without Representation". This was the most popular slogan for resisting British colonial rule during the American Revolution.
3. The former roommate was from Los Angeles. He said that gunshots were often heard in LA at night. It seems that the law and order in Los Angeles is really bad enough.
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