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Maitland had him killed. When l can
prove it you'll be the first to know.
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Forget what you can prove,
talk to me.
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OK. Listen. Everybody knows Victor
Maitland is a hotshot art dealer.
1:04:20
But l poked around.
Art's not the only thing he deals.
1:04:23
l saw some guys in his warehouse
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unloading a crate
of German bearer bonds.
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Michael Tandino had bonds
like this on him, coincidentally,
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when he was killed.
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Just because Maitland invests
in the same bonds
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doesn't mean he's a killer.
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The man's not an investor,
he's a smuggler,
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be it bonds, drugs or whatever.
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The crate l saw
didn't even pass through customs.
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Maitland is paying
to get his shipments out
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before they're inspected.
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When his guys get it, they take
the drugs or bonds out of the crates
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and they send it back before customs
even knows what's going on.
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- And you witnessed this?
- Everything except for the drugs.
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But l found coffee grounds
everywhere.
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- Coffee grounds?
- What does that mean?
1:05:12
Drugs are packed in coffee.
The scent throws off the dogs.
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Very good. Now what do we do?
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Look, Detective Foley, l...
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l'm sorry.
l'd really like to help you.
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lf you'd found the drugs,
that's one thing,
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but if your only evidence is coffee,
we can't get a search warrant.
1:05:33
We can get around that.
1:05:35
We don't ''get around''
search warrants.
1:05:40
Taggart, l want you
to start checking this out.
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Start with the LAPD,
the FBl and the Customs Service.
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Wait a minute.
Maitland is much smarter than that.
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We snoop around, he'll close down
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and get his shipments from elsewhere.
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Really? ls that what your
extensive experience tells you?
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l haven't been on the force...