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** The police don't pursue Brian after he evades their roadblock.
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** The police don't pursue Brian after he evades their roadblock.roadblock, despite easily being able to.
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* Vince points out the cops responding to a street racing call in such force, when they were supposedly busy with a homicide call, was too fast and orchestrated. Brian probably told them where the street race was and again once it ended, to give him an in by rescuing Dom. Two points clue us in:
** The random police car that singles out Dom. There's also no police presence at his home afterwards, probably so Brian could scope out the place safely.
** Brian just happens to know where to "rescue" Dom (the location probably being radioed to him via the above-mentioned cop). Brian also would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
** The random police car that singles out Dom. There's also no police presence at his home afterwards, probably so Brian could scope out the place safely.
** Brian just happens to know where to "rescue" Dom (the location probably being radioed to him via the above-mentioned cop). Brian also would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
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* Vince points out the cops responding to a street racing call in such force, when they were supposedly busy with a homicide call, was too fast and orchestrated. Brian probably told them where the street race was and again once it ended, to give him an in by rescuing Dom. Two A few points clue us in:
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** The police don't pursue Brian after he evades their roadblock.
** There's also no police presence at his home afterwards, probably so Brian could scope out the place safely.
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** The police don't pursue Brian after he evades their roadblock.
** There's also no police presence at his home afterwards, probably so Brian could scope out the place safely.
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** The random police car singles out Dom (clearly knowing who he is). There's also no police presence at his home afterwards, probably so Brian could scope out the place safely.
** Brian just happens to know where to "rescue" Dom (the location probably being radioed to him via the above-mentioned co). Brian also would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
** Brian just happens to know where to "rescue" Dom (the location probably being radioed to him via the above-mentioned co). Brian also would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
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** The random police car that singles out Dom (clearly knowing who he is).Dom. There's also no police presence at his home afterwards, probably so Brian could scope out the place safely.
** Brian just happens to know where to "rescue" Dom (the location probably being radioed to him via the above-mentionedco).cop). Brian also would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
** Brian just happens to know where to "rescue" Dom (the location probably being radioed to him via the above-mentioned
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* Vince points out the cops responding to a street racing call in such force, when they were supposedly busy with a homicide call, was too fast and orchestrated, Brian probably told them where the street race was and again once it ended, to give him an in by rescuing Dom, two points clue us in:
** The first is that the random police car singles out Dom, clearly knowing him, but no police presence at his home afterwards.
** The second is Brian turning up, in order to get to Dom, Brian would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
** The first is that the random police car singles out Dom, clearly knowing him, but no police presence at his home afterwards.
** The second is Brian turning up, in order to get to Dom, Brian would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
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* Vince points out the cops responding to a street racing call in such force, when they were supposedly busy with a homicide call, was too fast and orchestrated, orchestrated. Brian probably told them where the street race was and again once it ended, to give him an in by rescuing Dom, two Dom. Two points clue us in:
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** Brian just happens to know where to "rescue" Dom (the location probably being radioed to him via the above-mentioned co). Brian also would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
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** Brian just happens to know where to "rescue" Dom (the location probably being radioed to him via the above-mentioned co). Brian also would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
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** The second is Brian turning up, in order to get to Dom, Brian would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
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** The second is Brian turning up, in order to get to Dom, Brian would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.in.
* Just before the first race, Dominic uses a remote control to turn on the stereo in his trunk. Why doesn't he just use the stereo controls right on the center console? Because as we see during the race, that's actually the controls for the nitrous system in disguise.
* Just before the first race, Dominic uses a remote control to turn on the stereo in his trunk. Why doesn't he just use the stereo controls right on the center console? Because as we see during the race, that's actually the controls for the nitrous system in disguise.
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* Vince points out the cops responding to a street racing call in such force, when they were supposedly busy with a homicide call, was too fast and orchestrated, Brian probably told them where the street race was and again once it ended, to give him an in by rescuing Dom, two points clue us in:
** The first is that the random police car singles out Dom, clearly knowing him, but no police presence at his home afterwards.
** The second is Brian turning up, in order to get to Dom, Brian would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
* Vince points out the cops responding to a street racing call in such force, when they were supposedly busy with a homicide call, was too fast and orchestrated, Brian probably told them where the street race was and again once it ended, to give him an in by rescuing Dom, two points clue us in:
** The first is that the random police car singles out Dom, clearly knowing him, but no police presence at his home afterwards.
** The second is Brian turning up, in order to get to Dom, Brian would've had to pass the police car to get into the alley, so the police car probably ''let'' Brian in.
