Goofs

In the 71st minute there is reference to blood diamonds from Cameroon. Diamonds from that country are not considered deserving of the term, unlike those mined during recent civil wars in Liberia, Angola, Ivory Coast, Sierra Leone, etc.

In the 75th minute, say "suffice it to say," a common mistaken spin on the expression "suffice to say."

During the 36th minute shootout in the car between the driver and the back seat passenger on the opposite side, why would the passenger not shoot through the back of the driver seat? Instead he shoots over the seat and risks ricochets off the metal security shield.

At 11:50 and in several subsequent shots, Markham looks out in the dark from several windows in the room. A light within the room he's in lights up the white dress shirt he is wearing. He is extremely visible from the exterior of the building. Any competent shooter would never allow himself to be so easily seen under any circumstances, and the error is all the more greater when he remains well lit after he learns he is being targeted.

Markham is a professional shooter with many years of experience. He should know that the lightweight soft body armor vest he puts on offers little protection against a rifle round, especially at the approximately 100 foot range between he and Sanchez.