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Izzy Moreno

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Isadore Francisco "Izzy" Moreno (born 1947) is a small-time thief, conman and petty street criminal, who's endless enthusiasm and eternally optimistic attitude totally belie his lack of success and somewhat limited intelligence. As of 1984, he had three felony counts to his name, and would have had a fourth added to his record (bank robbery) were it not for the actions of the cops who caught him - James "Sonny" Crockett and Ricardo "Rico" Tubbs. In a desperate bid for freedom, Moreno hastily gave up information on "everybody he's known since the sixth grade," including Louis McCarthy, who, fortunately for him, was the subject of a major OCB investigation at the time. As a result, Crockett and Tubbs offered Moreno immunity from prosecution in return for further information on McCarthy, info

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Small-time thief and entrepreneur, as well as informant to James "Sonny" Crockett and Ricardo "Rico" Tubbs

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"Nobody Lives Forever" "Over the Line" "The Cows of October" "Walk-Alone" "By Hooker by Crook" "Freefall" "Too Much, Too Late" "The Big Thaw" "Miracle Man" "Phil the Shill" "Knock, Knock... Who's There?" "The Great McCarthy" "When Irish Eyes Are Crying" "Whatever Works" "Viking Bikers from Hell" "Missing Hours" "Lend Me an Ear" "Deliver Us from Evil" "Made for Each Other" "Better Living Through Chemistry" "Bought and Paid For"

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Isadore Francisco "Izzy" Moreno (born 1947) is a small-time thief, conman and petty street criminal, who's endless enthusiasm and eternally optimistic attitude totally belie his lack of success and somewhat limited intelligence. As of 1984, he had three felony counts to his name, and would have had a fourth added to his record (bank robbery) were it not for the actions of the cops who caught him - James "Sonny" Crockett and Ricardo "Rico" Tubbs. In a desperate bid for freedom, Moreno hastily gave up information on "everybody he's known since the sixth grade," including Louis McCarthy, who, fortunately for him, was the subject of a major OCB investigation at the time. As a result, Crockett and Tubbs offered Moreno immunity from prosecution in return for further information on McCarthy, information that eventually led to McCarthy's arrest.