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Letty rejoins Dom's crew, who are planning to hijack a Gas Tanker to provide free gasoline to the people of the D.R. 'Dom, how long have we been doing this?' ―Letty Ortiz to Dominic Toretto įive years after the botched robbery, Letty tracked down Dom in the Dominican Republic and they reunite. After Brian is revealed to be a police officer, the team flee to LA with Letty and Leon going their separate ways from Dom.

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The driver of their targeted truck shot at Vince when he tried boarding the truck and when Dom tries to save him, Letty drives her Honda Civic to distract him however the driver fires a shot into the car and then runs her off the side of the road, with Leon coming in to help her.

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The final robbery is botched as the truck drivers began taking matters into their own hands and arming themselves with firearms. That night, the team chose to complete one final robbery so they could live more peaceful lives, Letty was apprehensive of the robbery. At Race Wars, Letty raced an ignorant driver and beat him for $2000. When Brian brought a trashed Toyota Supra to Dominic, Letty helped the team rebuild it so that he could race it at Race Wars 2001. After the race, Letty flees with the rest of the watchers when the police infiltrate the race, leaving Dominic behind and allowing for Brian to save him from being captured. That night, at a street race, Letty scared off other women who were turning their sights onto Dominic. Vince, being jealous, approached Brian and told him to stay away, resulting in a fight between Brian and Vince which was ended by Dominic. Letty raced Leon, Jesse and Vince and arrived at Toretto's Market & Cafe where they witnessed Brian O'Conner, an LAPD officer going under the disguise Brian Earl Spilner eating at the cafe and talking to Mia. This resulted in the LAPD turning their sights on the team. To fund their lifestyles and business, the team would commit various robberies of highway trucks transporting high end electronics which they would then flip for money. Letty also helped Dom run his precision auto shop. Letty followed in Dominic's footsteps and the two, along with Leon, Vince and Jesse, became proficient street racers in the LA Street Racing scene with Letty racing her 1997 Nissan 240SX. 'You want ass, why don't you hit Hollywood Boulevard?' ―Letty Ortiz When they got trapped in a corner, Letty drove her car, a Ford Torino Cobra, through a retaining wall. When Letty was a teenager, she and Mia were caught up in an escape attempt somewhere in Boyle Heights. She managed to pull Dominic from the wreck of his car, almost losing her arm in the process.

When she was fifteen years old, she participated in a street race against Dominic which resulted in both of their cars crashing. Letty became involved in street racing in her teens. When she became sixteen, Dominic took romantically interested in her. Dominic, a fellow car enthusiast like his father, 'always had her attention'. Letty Ortiz was born on Septemand was presumably raised in the same neighborhood as the Toretto Family in Los Angeles, taking an interest in cars when she was ten years old.

1.8.4 Submarine Chase / Rejoined by Dom.

1.7.1 Regaining Past Memories / Conflict against Mose Jakande.

1.6.1 Working with Owen Shaw / Meeting Dom.

1.4 Clearing Dominic's Name and Attempted Murder.

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This series could have gone out with a bang, but now it's just a whimper. (Though there's one pretty amazing rescue scene.) Even the performances seem forced and clunky.

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For example, why does Brian travel all the way from London to Los Angeles to break into prison to obtain information that he already knows and that doesn't help? Plus, the imaginative action from the last movie is gone, replaced by the usual jerky footage that seems designed more to cheat logic than to thrill. If you start asking questions about what anyone is doing in this story, it just falls apart.

To start, the testosterone-fueled dialogue and behavior make little sense. But with Fast & Furious 6, things have gone back to normal - which is to say, awfully dumb. Fast Five was the first genuinely decent movie in this franchise, inserting the old characters into a suspenseful new heist story with amazing set pieces. Whatever burst of energy or bit of luck director Justin Lin had on the last movie in the series, Fast Five, it's now past.