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How can you be sure? Well, when my virus overrode a traffic light, the light would flicker twice. It was a bug. But these lights we’ve been looking at all night, not one of them has flickered. You said there was more than one attempt to crash the van. Oh, yeah. Well, just look at all these lights along Broadway. They were hacked, too. They kept turning green, one after another. It was just a matter of time before that van got in a wreck. No, it wasn’t. The path you just highlighted was not the path of the van, it was the path of the truck. Wait. That would mean that the hacker wasn’t gunning for the Mara Tres guys. He was gunning for the truck driver. We’ve been coming at this all wrong. This is crazy. You sure I’m the one they were gunning for? If you look at the map, you could see, you got a whole string of greens from the George Washington Bridge into Harlem. That let you build up a head of steam. And then here, seconds before your collision with the van, you and a city bus drew simultaneous greens. It was the hacker’s first attempt to do you harm. In addition to controlling the lights, we’re pretty sure he got into the traffic cameras in the area. He was watching for you, trying to line you up for a crash. Footage from that intersection shows the bus slamming on its brakes, but you, on the other hand, didn’t seem to notice. Guess I didn’t. Had my music up loud. I was singing. I was in a great mood that night: all those greens, I thought my luck was changing. What do you mean? I mean, driving in that part of town has been awful the last few months. I would never get greens. Just reds, one after another. Can you think of anyone who wants to do you harm? No one. Think, Jarius. Look, at the risk of sounding prideful, I’m a nice guy. God-fearing. I go to church. Don’t drink, don’t gamble. Any exes? Romantic rivals? No one. Any insurance policies out on you? No.Did you see anything you shouldn’t have, either at work or in your neighborhood? Our neighborhood’s great. So are the people I work for. I thank God for them every day. And if I had seen something illegal somewhere, I would’ve gone to the police.