Fact1: Russell Stevens Jr. is son of drug addicted alcoholic man, Fact2: Stevens poses as drug dealer John Hull in to infiltrate and work way up network of West Coast 's largest drug importer and uncle Hector Guzman, Fact3: art dealership serves as front to launder Jason 's drug money profits, Fact4: Jason killed during arrest because of business venture, Fact5: Gallegos comes to meet with Jason and Stevens
Output: In Cleveland, 1972, Russell Stevens Jr. is the son of a drug addicted, alcoholic man, who tells his son never to be like him. Stevens then witnesses his father getting shot and killed while robbing a liquor store. He swears that he will never end up like him. In 1991, Stevens Laurence Fishburne is a police officer. He is recruited by DEA Special Agent Gerald Carver Charles Martin Smith to go undercover on a major sting operation in Los Angeles, claiming that his criminallike character traits will be more of a benefit undercover than they would serve him as a uniformed policeman. Stevens poses as drug dealer John Hull in order to infiltrate and work his way up the network of the West Coasts largest drug importer, Anton Gallegos Arthur Mendoza and his uncle Hector Guzman Rene Assa, a South American politician. Stevens relocates to a cheap hotel in L.A. and begins dealing cocaine. One day, Stevens is arrested by the devoutly religious LAPD Narcotics Detective Taft Clarence Williams III and his secretly corrupt partner Hernandez Julio Oscar Mechoso, as he buys a kilogram in a setup by Gallegos lowlevel street supplier Eddie Dudley. At his arraignment, Stevens discovers that he bought baby laxative mannitol instead of cocaine and his case is dismissed. Stevens selfappointed attorney David Jason Jeff Goldblum, who is also a drug trafficker in Gallegos network, rewards Stevens silence with more cocaine and introduces Stevens to Felix Barbossa Gregory Sierra, the underboss to Gallegos. Felix kills Eddie when he finds out hes working with the LAPD and enlists Stevens as Eddies replacement. Stevens develops a romance with Betty McCutcheon Victoria Dillard, the manager of an art dealership which serves as a front to launder Jasons drug money profits. When one of Stevens dealers is murdered by a rival dealer, Stevens kills him and is awarded a partnership in Jasons new business venture; distribution of a synthetic chemical variant of cocaine. It turns out that Felix is a police informant working with Detective Hernandez. Felix immediately gives up Stevens, Jason and Betty, and wants Jason killed during the arrest because of his business venture. Carver knows about this, but refuses to interfere forcing Stevens to violate orders and stop it himself by exposing Felix, which results in a vengeful Jason killing him, while Betty reneges the drug business because of it with Stevens protection. Gallegos comes to meet with Jason and Stevens and informs them that they have inherited Felixs debts to him. Later that day, Stevens meets with Carver to tell him about his meeting with Gallegos. Instead Carver pulls a gun on Stevens and orders him to surrender his weapon and get in his car. Angrily, Stevens disarms Carver and forces him to admit that the State Department has decided to leave Gallegos alone because Guzman may some day be useful as a political asset to them and Carver has decided to play along in exchange for career advancement. Stevens disillusionment reaches its conclusion and he abandons his undercover status vowing to take down Gallegos and Guzman alone. Stevens and Jason learn that Gallegos is going to kill them anyway, so they kill him first and steal a van storing over a 100 million of Gallegos cash. Jason and Stevens invite Guzman to a shipyard and offer to return 80 of Gallegos money if he agrees to invest the remaining 20 in their synthetic cocaine operation. Detective Taft, who has been tailing Stevens, interrupts the deal but is unable to arrest Guzman because of his diplomatic status. Guzman leaves the scene. Taft orders Stevens to surrender, but is shot and killed by Jason. Stevens reveals himself as a police officer and attempts to arrest Jason, but is forced to kill him in selfdefence. Afterwards, Carver coerces Stevens into testifying in favor of him and the DEA in return for not charging Betty for money laundering, but Stevens produces a videotape of the incriminating conversation with Guzman at the shipyard during his testimony to the House Judiciary Subcommittee, ruining the State Departments intentions along with Guzman and Carvers careers. Later he contemplates what to do with the 11 million of Gallegos money he secretly kept.