Seeking information on the activities of the White and Black brothers and following the attacks on several bars in the southern district. Inspector Erick Saint-Vincent, an old veteran of the police force nearing retirement, follows one of his rantings which made the rest of his colleagues laugh a lot. It is certain that Black is hiding in a gay bar in the northern district. A mobster of the caliber of brother Black in a small gay bar.. That’s crazy!
But Erick is determined, so he decides to pose as an old pervert who has come to ogle young boys in a bar called the Fallen Angel.
He's been snooping around the bar for several days, but apart from the bulldog at the entrance, there's no trace of a gangster. Nevertheless, he finds a certain charm in this place, the alcohol and the food are good and the service is impeccable. He finds some of the boys pretty cute even if he doesn't lean that way!
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He inspected the bar well and came spotted by days. He thinks that at the end of the stairs leading upstairs is a room that is connected to a door that opens into the back alley. He thinks it's all about that.
Suddenly, a slightly tipsy customer causes a scandal in this bar with peaceful habits. The big-lug in the entrance scratched his hand when he took the guy out and was bleeding profusely, forcing him to go and seal his wound in the toilet before getting blood everywhere. Erick jumps at the chance and leaves the bar, rushing quietly to the back alley. The bouncer always looked askance at him, he had never dared to venture there during the bar opening hours.
He arrives in front of the door but nothing, everything is silent. He decides to hide behind a trash can in the shadow of an electric pylon. After several minutes, the door opens letting two men in black escape, sliding quickly towards the main street. He immediately recognizes one of them, a tall man with glasses, Black's right hand.
Erick gloated, he knew it! Black and his men are here!