Fiona Glenanne: Actually, I have a little errand to run first. It'll only take a second.
Michael Westen: What will?
Fiona Glenanne: [cheerfully] Bagging a bail-jumper. I thought it would be fun!

Michael Westen: [after delivering a series of blows to Wayne, who shrugs them off] Ohhhhhhhhh, damn...

Michael Westen: [voice-over] The thing about security is, that the very things that protect you, can be turned against you, by someone who knows what he's doing. It's tough to compromise a well thought out security system, but making someone think you can compromise it, well, that's much easier. Take surveillance cameras, for example, you can disable one by shooting a laser at it and overloading the light-sensitive chip. Cheap, easy, and exactly the sort of thing a sophisticated criminal gang, with lots of resources, would do. Leave around some tell-tale signs of surveillance like cigarette butts, a forgotten camera lens cap, and the more security there is, the more likely they are to think they've got a very serious problem. Even the security team itself can be an opportunity. The more employees you have, the more you have to worry about.

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