Den of Thieves

Banks are being robbed. It's a fact: in the United States alone, about 2,400 banks are robbed every year. Some robbers carefully plan their carefully planned robberies. Others do not think about their thieving strategy. Merriman definitely belongs to the first category. He always approaches the case only with full planning and obsession with details. He never deviates from the plan and constantly imposes this doctrine on his team. He is a brooding ex-Marine who is always on the razor's edge-always in thought, always focused, always explosive. Merriman's latest plan is so "special" that it includes several cunningly interconnected minor robberies, crimes designed to distract attention from the upcoming major one. No, Merriman is definitely not a typical crook. Big Nick, who heads the Los Angeles Major Crimes unit, is also not a typical cop. He is a drunkard, chain-smoking, callused man who always brings his team of thugs-policemen to the rough and dirty edge. The law? The law is usually a lot of paperwork. And when you're struggling with a hangover, stomping through the underground of city strip bars and watching your personal life crumble, paperwork is the last thing you want to mess with. The fact is that these two guys and their teams are completely different, but in many ways the same. They know their business. They're big and cool. And they don't mind getting dirty when the need arises.