JG GTA 5 Cut Sequence Script
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Franklin suggests using a tunnel to escape the train yard as police arrive to bust Michael and Trevor's cocaine deal. Michael insists they get all the cocaine bagged to sell or else they will be killed. Trevor does a line of cocaine instead of bagging it all, worrying Michael they will be short. Franklin tries to get them to leave with the drugs and Trevor before the police catch them, and they speed away through the tunnel in their truck as the cops show up.
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