I'm not a drug dealer, I swear to you, dad.

- You believe me, right? - Of course.

There's a federal case.

The mandatory minimum laws are very simple.

- Jason is facing ten years in prison. - Ten years!

Get down!

The United States versus Jason Collins

I believe in the mandatory minimum laws.

Please, I just want to help my son.

We need your son to help us make arrest

before we can reduce the sentence.

What, like setting someone up? I won't do it.

What if I did it for him?

What if I helped you make arrest?

We have ex-cons who are working the yard all the time.

Maybe there's someone with a connection.

I'm trying to get my life in order, okay?

- I'm doing that for my family. - I just need an introduction.

All right, let's have a conversation as the why you are in my crew.

I'm in the construction business. I don't have product, or distribution.

But if anyone need a transportation, I can provide that.

It sounds like you're ready for the gig.

Your driver, he handled the situation very well. We will use that.

You got any idea who we're dealing with?

This guy, is ex Mexican para military and he runs this region

for the Nuevo Leon cartel.

When you works for us, you'll be treated like family.

This of course includes your wife and your child.

This is the last stop.

You complete this and the judge at instant will release your son.

- I love you, Jason. - You play nice with the feds, man,

but what happens when he finds out that you're an informant?

They're going to come after our families, John.

There is no way.

I won't let either side dictate our fates.

No way.

Every move that I make or I don't make,

Jason will have to live with it for the next ten years!

And what if you don't live!

You follow the drug, you get players.

You follow the money, you get a king pin.

And you know that he's never coming back.

Are you sure you can pull this off?

Trust me.

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