
Smoke confronts two thieves attempting to rob his vehicle in broad daylight, using immediate and violent force to protect his cargo. The scene establishes Smoke's ruthless efficiency and the high stakes of his operation as he transitions from a moment of calm to a calculated act of violence.
THIEF: Ahhh shit!
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