Underworld Investigation

s criminal organization. She made her way to her desk and began sorting through the files and notes sh

as being watched. She looked up to see Detective Anthony Carte

" Maria asked, tryi

, but there was something in h

ething you ne

you're a good detective and all, but I think you're in over your head with

your concern, Rossi, but I can handle myself.

careful. You don't want to end up like the l

years earlier while investigating The Don's organization. But she refused to let fear c

e Don and his associates. But the more she dug, the more she realized just how deep the corruption ran. The Don had his

She knew that the people of the city deserved justi

ead she had uncovered. They made their way to an abandoned warehouse on the outsk

They had been tipped off. The place was deserted, and ther

ciates before they fled the city for good. She ordered her team to split up and searc

of a door closing. She signaled to her team, and they m

er chest. She knew that this was it - that they were

shocked to see that they were too late. The room was em

er. She had come so close, but once again, Th

ey would catch him eventually, and when they

ching for any clues that might lead them to The Don, s

s she examined the dusty floorboards. "We had a reli

head. "Maybe they have someone on the inside," he

considered, but it was hard to believe that anyone on the forc

thing to Johnson's theory. There had been a few instances in the past where evide

She made a mental note to review all of the cases she had worked o

at hand. The Don was still out there, an

Maria's mind was racing. They had to fin

pting her concentration. She picked it up to

and, a low-level mafia member, talking about the murders. He had mentione

knew that the information was not enough to build a case, but it was a s

o find a way to connect Russo to the murders. She knew that it was risky