Jimmy returned to the bureau. Ruiz's informant was supposed to call Jimmy, but hadn't yet, which likely meant no results so far. This wasn't urgent, though; after all, the informant's protection was of utmost importance.
The taxi case was temporarily shelved as there was an explosives case to deal with. The lab report had come in, but Jimmy hadn't looked at it carefully when he arrived that morning. At that time, his mind was wholly occupied by a series of murder cases, and nothing else seemed relevant.
Having received the report, it confirmed the constituents of the explosive, with ammonium nitrate being the predominant component and traces of C4. It matched the explosives' composition described by the film crew's explosives expert, Bill Lawrence—nothing out of the ordinary there.
Jimmy touched base with NYPD, went to the detention center, and spoke with Bill Lawrence. Sources and vouchers for purchasing explosives were all accounted for but were located in Los Angeles.
