Stingray

Murray Lonigan and Tony Agrosio gun down the two buyers once they realize a homer tracking device is hidden inside the briefcase containing the million-dollar payment. The brutal execution triggers a police response as chaos erupts on the road. The cash and drugs are left exposed, forcing the gang to improvise a new plan.

Lonigan and Agrosio stash the money and drugs inside a Corvette Stingray at a local used car lot. Lt. Herschel suspects their involvement and has them brought to the precinct for questioning, but he lets them go with orders for his partner Murphy to tail them. The Stingray becomes the focal point for the pursuit.

Murray and Tony are joined by their boss Abigail Bratowski, who is disguised as a nun, and her associate Rosco. The trio brings resources and danger to the already volatile chase. They formalize the gang’s plan to retain the cash and heroin.

The quartet manages to lose Murphy and makes their way back toward the car lot to continue their pursuit of Al and Elmo. The tension between law enforcement and criminals tightens as the chase resumes.

The Corvette is being purchased by Al and Elmo, two buddies. Abigail’s crew opens fire on the pursuing cops, killing them, and Al and Elmo escape with the vehicle. Lonigan and Tony follow with renewed desperation.

Lonigan purchases a tracker to geolocate the homer inside the Stingray, hoping to stay ahead of the others. The plan intensifies the cat-and-mouse game as the chase continues.

The pursuit resumes with Herschel and Murphy in a police car. A fallen ladder disables Herschel’s vehicle, momentarily halting the chase. Abigail uses the lull to pressure Lonigan to reveal himself so she can change out of her nun disguise.

Al and Elmo pull into a service station and discover bags of heroin in the backseat. Seeing an opportunity, Elmo urges that they sell the drugs to fund their escape. Abigail and her crew arrive just as the plan starts to take shape, escalating the confrontation.

At Ronnie B's bar, Abigail's group tracks the fugitives. A patron is rebuffed with violence, triggering a memorable brawl. Al and Elmo seize a machine gun from Abigail and slip away, leaving Abigail and her crew pursuing in vain.

Herschel and Murphy arrive at the bar and the police chief orders an APB on Abigail and her gang, escalating the manhunt. The criminals briefly gain the upper hand before the net tightens again.

The next day, Abigail carjacks an Austin-Healey, shoots the driver dead, and tracks Lonigan and Tony. She stabs Lonigan to death but spares Tony, provided that he will share the million dollars with her.

A three-way gun battle ensues, during which Tony betrays Abigail and is shot dead. Abigail is killed when her own gun, left in the door by Al, accidentally discharges. Herschel and Murphy arrive as the carnage ends, while a girl manages to hide the drugs briefcase.

The drug case is later found missing, stolen by a bum. Al appears to have fallen into the river, but Elmo discovers that Al was only playing dead. After some reflection, the pair decide to flee the country, planning a vacation to Bolivia.