tony rice. if we're prodding the street, we get to feel tone.e's the street's personal mule, driver, gofer. i've had some dealings with him. he's doolally, frankly. be careful. charlie toot. radio chalker. >> radio's a funny moniker, isn't it? >> radio rental, mental. the hard boys, they're a double act. if the street marks your card, these boys give you the stripes. they've all got form-- tda, gbh, the usual. mix and match. >> okay. next, the murder weapon. um, who's dc growse? right, it says here that you're the gun expert. >> right, well, we're looking for a machine pistol, probably a heckler, possibly an uzi. ballistics can link shells to a specific weapon, so we want that stuff, like, now. >> heard that? >> okay, question, was this a gang-related execution? if so, one of two things: "a," the firearm has been returned to the gang's stockpile. it's gonna be kept in circulation. or "b," it's already been smuggled out of town, and by now it's in wherever. penzance, glasgow, uh-- >> yeah, okay, got the picture. >> growsey, case like this, you ne

. >> my snout's tony rice. the street's right arm. >> ah. okay, go on. >> the street did not pop nazir official, nor did he put out a contract. it was business as usual, tickety-boo, then all of a sudden, he has the 5-0 cluttering up his front room. >> street knows tony's a grass. he's selling you a line. >> i don't think so. >> nazir was ripping him off. he couldn't be seen to tolerate that. >> the street's a realist. if his right-hand man isn't milking the firm, the chances are somebody else is. somebody's got their fingers in the till, it's cool. he can always slam the drawer. it's what happens now. that's what's got tony scared. i mean, if the street had killed this guy, it would be a relief to everybody. nazir was his property. he could do what he liked with him. everybody understands that. but an outsider wasting nazir to get his share of the market? >> gang war. >> tony says, so i believe him. >> okay. good. oh, it's late. you want a drink? >> no, thanks. >> i'm buying. >> i'd rather get up the road, you know? >> yeah. okay, good work

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tony and allison. so a concerning study that's coming out about this. something we'll have to look into. first apple juice and now we're talking about rice. >> and rice is a staple in many cultures. >> something people have turned to more frequently in recent times. thank you very much. >>> an elderly woman's claim that she was strip searched at the airport is making national headlines and now more women are coming forward. details still ahead here on fox 5 morning news. >>> also coming up next after the break, the battle is heating up inside the republican presidential field. newt gingrich is trying to build on his frontrunner's momentum and the race for endorsements is on. we're going to check in with the political expert when we come back. we'll find out what donald trump is in the mix for. [ female announcer ] more people are using wireless devices... in more ways than ever. and our networks are getting crowded. but if congress frees up more wireless spectrum... we can empower more people to innovate... putting momentum behind our economy. and we can reduce the deficit... with more than thirty billion dollars paid by america's wirele