He believes that Crockett and Tubbs took the buy money for themselves, fueled by his distaste for undercover vice and their dismissive attitude toward rules and regulations.
#KNOCK KNOCK WHO'S THERE FULL#
Tubbs and Crockett are called in for a chat with Internal Affairs, where agent Stroh questions Crockett's decision to bring the full $250,000 to a dry run and reveals there were no sanctioned DEA operations last night. Montoya is released from jail, owing to the drug evidence having disappeared. Afterwards, agent Linda Colby accidentally knocks her coffee onto her case files, leaving her flustered and angry when the lead asks her about time off due to care for her ill son she refuses, stating that she's fine and needs the money to pay the exorbitant hospital bills. In the meantime, no one is to discuss the investigation outside the office.
At the local DEA office, the lead agent holds a meeting in which he expresses displeasure at being informed of a raid he didn't know about by local Vice cops, and requests reports regarding all ongoing operations by the end of the day, to determine who could be involved in the bust. DEA policy states they will not release any information about ongoing operations except coordinated efforts, so Castillo escalates the buy money issue to Washington. After calling Metro-Dade to pick them up, they leave with the drugs and cash.Ĭrockett is infuriated the DEA blew a two key deal when they had Montoya heading for a major sixty key bust, and on top of that confiscating $250K of departmental buy money. Suddenly, DEA agents raid the bar, cuffing and Mirandizing everyone, including Crockett and Tubbs. Montoya promises that the full shipment will be of the specified quality, but Crockett and Tubbs hold fast. Crockett and Tubbs go after a group of fake DEA agents who are raiding drug busts and taking off with the money and the product, but no criminals.Ĭrockett and Tubbs are making a deal with Esteban Montoya, but are dismayed to find that the cocaine is not as pure as specified, so Crockett refuses to make the full down payment of $60,000.
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