Jimmy: "Alright, let's stick to normal investigation."
Phone tracking requires base station data information. To achieve this, at least permission from a telecom company or intelligence agency is needed. If Falcknei's people really have this kind of permission, then things get complicated.
Right now, for Jimmy and his team to use phone tracking, they need to activate the command center or get authorization from someone like Ruiz to apply at the tech department. Of course, going to NSA, the Anti-Terrorism Bureau, or the Department of Homeland Security is also an option, but still requires authorization.
If these people can get such permission, even if by paying for it, the power they can subsequently mobilize would be considerable.
Since they were still busy, Jimmy didn't disturb them. He left the office, went downstairs to smoke, and made a phone call to Justin. This time, it was answered quickly.
Justin: "Who is this?"
Jimmy: "Justin, it's me, Jimmy."
