There is a pearl-like place in the Mediterranean called Marseille, and there is a French rich man Charles who is planning a big business to smuggle a batch of drugs from Europe to the United States, and at this moment the rich man is sitting in his luxury car, although he is quietly targeted by the secret agent, and then the secret agent is quickly discovered and killed by the gang.
The scene switches to the Blocklin area of New York, where in a chaotic black bar, anti-drug police Officers Doyle and Russo are collecting intelligence from black drug dealers, presumably because of long-term fatigue and work, and the two are emotional in dealing with black drug dealers.
After a day of high-intensity work, the two decided to have a drink, but what they didn't expect was that they actually met an Italian drug lord Sal in the bar. Doyle, desperate to prove his ability, day and night, only hopes to find the drugs quickly and wash away the shame that the drug lords have given.
Although the Italian Guy Sal seems to be just an ordinary person, he runs a small shop with his wife Angie in a new York neighborhood. But when doyle, who has been a policeman for many years, determines that this person must be out of the mountain recently, with this kind of reasonless speculation, he hopes that his superiors will help arrange surveillance.
After listening to Doyle and Russo's comprehensive analysis of the matter, their superiors refused their request. After all, there is no basis for it, and it is always impossible to list him as a suspect because he has a previous conviction, and this country pays attention to democracy and should be treated equally.
Doyle, who could not get help from his superiors, could only use his own methods to finally learn the whereabouts of the drug lords, and recently a large number of drugs would be transported from Europe to New York, they took this news and told their superiors, listening to Doyle's analysis again, the superiors felt that this plan was feasible, and agreed to secretly observe Sal's actions.
Drug lord Charles and de Bro, a French star in desperate need of money, reached an agreement to use the star's trip to the United States to film the opportunity to help transport drugs. On the other side, Doyle and Russo began to monitor Sal, but fortunately, the efforts were not in vain, and they found Sal's flaws and led the French drug lord out.
The French drug lord and the Italian guy met at a fancy restaurant, but the deal didn't go well. Ginger was still old and spicy, and Charlese soon noticed Doyle's stalking and threw him off with a little trick. Doyle is furious and vows to take the drug lords and get them. But the boss once again lost patience with the progress of their case and terminated the case investigation.
Unable to track him smoothly, Doyle did not expect the French to send a killer to kill him at this time, so Doyle fought and chased after the killer. In the end, Doyle finally solved the mysterious killer. After this incident, Doyle was determined to arrest the French drug lord.
The French, anxious to smuggle drugs to the United States, urged the Italian Sal to complete the deal ahead of schedule. Saar had no choice but to drive the car full of drugs back and find a secluded place to stop. Doyle and they followed and waited for the connector to appear, only to wait for a group of car thieves to drive back to the police station, only to find that the owner of the car was the French star De Bro.
Soon De Bro went to the police station to look for his impounded car. Although Doyle knew that the drugs might be in De Bro's car, he could not find out after dismantling the car. Fortunately, evil does not suppress the right, they find the flaw and master the location of the drug. De Bro repaired the car and gave it back to him.
The Frenchman approached the actor De Broo and hoped that he would help complete the deal as he had agreed to do, but De Bro had a hunch that he might be targeted by the police and was reluctant to cooperate with the deal. In desperation, the French had to complete the transaction alone, and all their whereabouts had long been controlled by the American police, and just when the drug lords' trade was about to be completed, the police rushed in.
But the drug lords were obviously reluctant to tie their hands and engaged in a fierce gun battle with the police. Sal, the Italian, died under the gunfire because he bore the brunt of it. The reckless Doyle even accidentally killed one of his own men, but still let the cunning French drug lord Charlesne escape.
After watching this film, I found that from the beginning of the movie to the end, the police Doyle has always been tracking and tracking, and the plot is not particularly bright, so the main line of the movie is very clear, that is, the police want to solve this drug case.
Police Officer Doyle is almost always in a state of rage when handling cases, and will do whatever it takes, including the accidental killing of one of their own people. Let us know that the police in the impression also like to fight violence with violence, with dog-like persistence and murderous fierceness, and the policeman Who killed his own person by mistake did not show a trace of sadness and did not hesitate to continue to hunt down drugs.
Perhaps the last section is the most appealing part of the hunt for drug dealers, because there's nothing impressive about the whole movie.
The director probably knew that the story was too blank, and at the end the director chose to inform us of the fate of the characters involved, but the surprising reason was that the drug dealers almost did not get the punishment they deserved, and the French drug lord Charlesie was still at large.