The Bandits’ Briefing/Meeting is the Summary of the Minutes of my own sometimes – creative mind.
Again, you can decide how much is accurate, even actually true. (Just study the details of the brutal daily crimes of home invasions, physical assaults and alleged-sometimes verifiable-backgrounds of the criminal perpetrators.)
The five fellows gathered under the home of the one whose father owned the Auto-Repair shop in the village. (That shop’s owner was skilful at re-spraying, producing fake licence plates and such “wrong things”.) The five pretended to be concentrating on games of dominoes but they were actually planning their next major hit in a nearby village.
Tony was the leader of this gang –sort of. He dropped out from High School after his Police Father put him out of the home over repeated misdemeanours. Raj was the mechanic’s son – the youngest at 20 years but extremely skilful and devious. Raj was determined to accumulate wealth without work. He admired corrupt, “successful” politicians in the country – and elsewhere. Rocky was in for the ride. Twice in and out of prison he
