Manhattan Reborn 1978

Just when David and the others were drinking and chatting at the Wildfire Bar.

The meeting in Bonini's restaurant lasted all night until dawn the next day.

At midnight, the restaurant chef thoughtfully prepared late night snacks for everyone.

Malkin Sr. and Ludy left the meeting after David left.

Leaning against the bar in front of the kitchen door, chatting with the chef.

When it was time to make supper, Old Malkin cooked himself and made his famous pasta.

Ludy played a guest role as a waiter and served everyone food.

During the meeting, people were constantly called in to ask some detailed questions.

Hardman brought in a typewriter and a clerk, and recorded all the matters discussed and determined on the spot.

Everyone who attended the meeting got a fifteen-page meeting minutes.

Everyone signed their names and fingerprints on the copy in Hardman's hand.

Old Malkin and Ludy also signed their names as witnesses.

Wait until the sun appears from the east

Everyone put down their coffee and stood up to applaud.

This most important meeting in the future history of New York has come to an end.

The policemen, who had been suffering outside all night, are now relaxed.

After Hardman shook hands with everyone who attended the meeting and said goodbye, he left Ponini with the police chief, young police officers and clerks.

He needs to sort out the results of the meeting and report them immediately to the old congressman, his boss, the Speaker of the New York City House of Lords.

The gang bosses also dragged their exhausted bodies and went home to rest.

This agreement signed by fourteen gang bosses and leaders is called the Bonini Agreement.

The copy with everyone's signatures on it was the original copy in Hardman's hand.

A few years later, it was sealed in the New York City Council Archives and became an important document of this history.

Malkin Sr. and Ludy's share is on the desk in the study on the second floor of his home.

Polly was studying the pages carefully.

"Dad, should this be considered an agreement? Or should we call it something else? I think this thing is too...it's incredible!"

Old Malkin's face was not as tired as he had not slept all night, but was still a little rosy. He smiled and said to Doboli:

"Many of the things that really happened may be more unbelievable than some of the stories."

"Polly, what you are holding in your hand is the agreement, or in other words, the agreement that everyone has discussed and approved."

"It goes into effect as soon as the sun rises today."

Polly looked at the document in her hand, let's just call it a document.

The beginning of this agreement clarifies the specific matters of cooperation between the police and the security company.

These include the street informant plan, the emergency combat team plan, and the division of labor and cooperation plan between general security work and patrol police.

This section clearly states that all gangs must send at least four people to join the street informant program.

After these people join DA security, they need to completely cut off all ties with the original gang.

Street informants will wear auxiliary police certificates and be issued police pistols. They will be managed by a security company and report to the nearby police station regularly every week. The police station will pay these people the minimum wage as basic remuneration.

In other words, these people will have two incomes, wear auxiliary police certificates, and work as plainclothes police officers.

If there are casualties, the police will only provide some symbolic pensions, and the security company will take care of the rest.

The last pension was added forcefully by Hardman because half of the security company was owned by the Morgan family. . . .

People don't need money, they only need errands. . .

The emergency response combat team was established to assist the police in dealing with emergencies, terrorist incidents, etc.

They can only enter the city when they receive help from the police or when the security company is mobilized.

The transfer of security companies must be reported to the police first.

Its existence complements the city police department's shortcomings in special operations, so that the police department no longer has to look at the FBI's face to act.

You know, even a small FBI supervisor in New York City can spit on Hardman at will.

Not to mention the behavior of those guys that disgusts all New York police officers.

Domineering, arrogant, incompetent, shameless, blame-shifting, etc. are all the FBI's basic methods of handling cases.

Regarding the final aspect of cooperation between general security and patrol police of the security company.

Security personnel will be recruited from retired military personnel in the city and undergo training, psychological testing, and assessment before taking up their posts.

Some of them can carry concealed guns.

They also need to check in at the police station regularly and receive training on some of the latest police regulations.

The above terms about the security company are very simple in this agreement.

But Polly saw what kind of giant security would develop into in New York in the future.

It is not an exaggeration to say that if anyone still wants to touch David now.

That's really courting death.

As half of DA's security team belongs to the Morgan family, it is very likely that it will go out of New York in the future.

The second part of the agreement clarified the concessions Hardman mentioned in his phone call with David.

Define an area (tentatively starting from Eighth Avenue in the east, the Hudson River in the west, 34th Street in the south, and 59th Street in the north).

This area is a franchise area for entertainment hotels, leaf cigarettes, Xiaoyao Wan, taboo cinemas, various entertainment venues, etc.

The two ports on the southern coast of Brooklyn are fixed landing points for small-volume smuggling. Some non-sensitive goods, small amounts of high-alcohol drugs and other contraband can enter the concession area after reporting to the police.

Illegal guns on the market will be strictly prohibited. Gangs can apply for limited concealed gun possession until September 30, and the police will cooperate in issuing permits.

Illegal casinos, entertainment hotels, etc. already operated by various gangs need to be closed before September 9 and relocated to franchise areas.

Entertainment venues such as bars and discos must completely prohibit the presence of drugs and weapons, otherwise the operators will be held accountable.

For conflicts of interest between gangs, the police can convene both parties to negotiate and resolve. If the problem cannot be solved after repeated negotiations.The persons who signed the agreement can be reconvened for a meeting to vote, and the vote at this meeting will be the final decision.The two sides should no longer have conflicts over this issue.If there is any violation, all signatories, police and security forces will face siege.

The regional division of stores in the franchise area shall be reported to the police for registration after consultation by each gang based on their own circumstances.

The police will not be involved in the ownership relationships such as store leasing, buying and selling within the franchise area.Each gang needs to resolve it themselves.

Regarding the street cleaning operation to be carried out by the police, all parties should actively cooperate and ensure that the operation is completed in Manhattan before September 9.And ensure that except for the franchise area, there will be no other illegal businesses on the street.

Regarding illegal immigrants and illegally staying persons, all parties should actively cooperate with the police in searching and arresting them.

Okay, I can’t make it up anymore. . . . .

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That's all.

The third part of the agreement clarifies the business that each party will engage in, and how the parties will negotiate and cooperate if there are multiple parties involved in the business at the same time.

One of them caught Polly's eye.

A subsidiary of Da Film and Television Company, it is tentatively named Da Dazhong Entertainment Company.

It will be established by a total investment of 1000 million knives from the various parties.

The Sidrich family invested $400 million, accounting for 40% of the shares.

Shinny from the Bronx, Boss from Queens, and Boss from Brooklyn each invested $200 million, and each party holds 20% of the shares of DaPopular Entertainment.

The general manager of da Popular Entertainment Company, tentatively named Harvey.

It will share all the resources in the hands of all gang bosses and integrate them into a whole.

The company's business scope is the filmmaking business that David once told the Sidrich family, monopolizing the small film industry on the East Coast, and starring young ladies who will soon disappear from the streets. . .

Polly saw a complicated expression on her face.

David, this little bastard, what’s going on in his head! ! !