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Tito Juervo and His Allies

Seven years ago in Mexico it was the year 2016 when Tito Juervo was first being hunted down for dealing drugs into the United States. Steve Kasey and his investigative group were the detectives determined to find and convict him. They kept finding evidence that Tito had left behind but still it was not enough to find him. After searching for a long time they finally gave up. Because of this case Steve Kasey started to not care about anything but work. He started to drift farther away from his parents and social life. Seven years later in 2023 the case is reopened because there has been yet another instance of drugs being dealt into the United States through Tito. On November 14, 2023 the police received a call that an airport official spotted who they thought to be Tito Juervo, the suspect of drug dealing. They were told that he was boarding a plane that was boarding in the Mexican airport that was supposed to leave in 45 minutes. After assembling a team, the police and crew headed out for the airport as fast as they could. They reached the airport with 11 minutes until takeoff. They rushed through the parking lot, 9 minutes left. Then they hurried through security and on the train screaming at people to move and get off the train, 4 minutes left. The police and team were sprinting as fast as they can through the airport to reach the gate before they closed to door. Three minutes, two minutes, one minute left. Racing as fast as they can, the police can see the door closing. They were shouting at the top of their lungs, trying to tell them to hold the door. No time left. The door was closed when they reached it. “Darn it!” said the police officer loudly, “we were so close!” They watched in silence as the plane started to roll forward, then at full speed, and into the air. Again they had just barely captured him and yet he got away again. Once in the air and the seatbelt sign was turned off, Tito got up from his seat pulled his weapon and started to threaten the passengers and the crew. He walked over to one of the flight attendants, pointed the gun at her and told her to open the pilots’ door so he could get in. She begged for her life, but he continued to point and shout. Eventually she decided to do as she was told and she opened the door to the cockpit. As he entered the cockpit he fired two shots to kill both of the pilots, Darrell Brackson and Gabe Tyger. He then disabled the radio and took the plane off of autopilot. He was going to fly it himself. Once he got control of the plane, he started to fly it to his destination, the Arizona desert. After a few hours of flying he landed the plane successfully in the desert. Once off he hid and waited for everyone to exit the plane. When they got off, he shot and killed every one of them without any hesitation. When he was done he then fled the scene and there was no one to follow him. While walking in the desert for a camping trip, a family of five finds the plane and the dead passengers. They contact the police. The police then contact the top investigative unit in Arizona, and they drive out to the scene out as fast as they can. Once they arrive, they evaluate the crime scene for evidence. They were just about to give up, when one of them finds a GPS hidden in the cockpit that Tito left behind. When they hacked into the GPS, they saw his entire route and every place he was going to stop. Right now was their best chance to catch him. After looking at it, the GPS tells him that he has gone to Los Angeles to hide. The investigative unit rushes to Los Angeles to catch him and finally end the search. They contact the LAPD and tell them to keep their eyes open for him and to keep it on the down low to prevent a panic attack. Almost in Los Angeles, the Arizona group receives a call from the LAPD. Tito was spotted entering a casino. The LAPD kept him under surveillance until the Arizona police arrive. Once there they intercept him in a storage closet in the basement of the casino. They shout, “Put your hands up!” and “On your knees!” while holding him at gunpoint. The investigator walked into the room. He finally had Tito trapped. "Finally" Steve said "after 7 long years of searching and following we finally have you!" Miguel responded “I’ll get out of this one just like I always do."   "There’s nowhere for you to go except for Davy Jones locker" Steve said with a grin as he raised his gun. He cocked the gun and aimed at Tito. He put his finger on the trigger and was about to pull it when he realized, "you’re not Tito! You are just a look alike!"   Miguel replied "Your right, I’m not Tito; I’m his decoy"    "Where is Tito!?"    "He’s long gone. You won’t ever find him now."   "Tell us!" Steve shouted as he hit the gun off of Miguel's head    "Never!"    Steve raised the gun and shot him in the arm "Now tell me where Tito is. I won’t hesitate to shot again!" “What’s in it for me?” “You will be offered a deal and won’t have to go through the torture myself and my team will do to you!”   "Okay. Okay" Miguel said out of fear for his life "Tito is on his way to Seattle, Washington."   Steve quickly left and the police grabbed Miguel took him to holding.    Tito did not receive a confirmation call from Miguel Kramer which alarmed him that the drugs did not make it into the United States. Although, this might not be such a good idea, he did it anyways. "What if he got caught? What if he tells them everything? What if the killed him?” Tito says to himself. The investigators tracked the attempt of a phone call to Miguel. They were able to receive his location and they were on their way to capture him. Tito stays in downtown Seattle pacing back and forth trying to come up with a decision of what to do. The team arrived at the site where Tito was stationed and surrounded the building. The head operator of the mission called out on a megaphone, "You are surrounded! Give yourself up now! We can cut you a deal!" After many hours of having the building surrounded with no way out, the FBI entered the building. The real Tito doesn't know what to do and hides near an empty elevator shaft. Once they track him down, and have him at gunpoint, he realizes he had his chance and lost it. He figures that there is nothing left for him. He jumps attempting, and successfully committing suicide. Although the detectives and FBI would rather have interrogated him and pay for what he has done with most likely life time in jail, he can’t do any more trouble if he is dead.