Lincoln Farm was situated in the suburbs, some distance from downtown Los Angeles. It was surrounded by only a few small towns, each with a population of just over two thousand, their residents living far apart. However, due to its proximity to downtown Los Angeles, transportation infrastructure was quite developed.
Dean and the others, nestled among dozens of police vehicles, were hardly conspicuous. Red and blue lights flashed, and sirens blared incessantly. On both sides of the road, private cars, forced to clear the way due to traffic control, lined the area. Curious drivers gazed at the rare spectacle, as if they were in "Vice City," witnessing the birth of a new Los Angeles five-star model citizen.
