The Informer Script
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Keanan reluctantly agrees to lure Panashe to the park for Temi in exchange for money. At the park, Panashe is surrounded by Temi's gang members. When Temi asks if he is Nash, Panashe denies it but is then beaten up by the gang and verbally insulted. Temi threatens Panashe not to talk to his girl again before the scene ends.
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