The hit. A short story by Charles Roberts
They were outside the court building, police with sub-machine guns and rifles surrounded and were on top of the building and were on high alert as the van drew to a stop at the front of the court building, and the side door slid open. The Mafia boss, dressed in a suit which cost as much as his armed guard’s monthly wage and shoes which cost as much as the average car, stepped out, smiling, into the early morning sun. The gold rings on his fingers and thirty thousand dollar watch glinted as the sun struck them. It had taken the Inspector five years of hard work to track him down and eventually catch him, this time red handed with his hands in the till, or should that be weapon in hand. Everything happened so fast after that. No one heard anything, but the back of the Mafia bosses head disappeared in a fountain of blood and brains, as he dropped to the ground. Everyone within a ten foot radius behind him was spattered with gore, blood ran down the si...