Steven Seagal: Lawman (2009) s01e13 Episode Script
Ruthless Judgment
Jefferson Parish 911 Operator.
Yeah, and the truck-- saw a body in the driveway.
He's laying on the ground? He's about 5'3.
" about 140.
255, I'm gonna need crime scene.
Highway Nine.
We've got a gun.
Jump up, y'all.
Stop! Hands up! Watch this guy here.
He got shot there and ran this way.
These guys blew off a lot of rounds, boy.
Man, that's Steven Seagal.
You can sign an autograph? Sure 'nough.
This would be an AK-47, and I'll come in here like this, throw you down like this, so I can just, boom.
I make a living in the movies, but for the past 20 years 11, 825, code 6.
I've also been a cop.
And along with some of the finest deputies on the force, I serve the people of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana.
code 94-G, shots fired.
My name is Steven Seagal.
all units respond.
that's right, Steven Seagal, Deputy Sheriff.
Johnny, I only got one more shift before I have to head back to L.
A.
We're gonna miss you, big dawg.
Yep.
Hollywood's waiting.
Just wish I could get some of the bad guys.
Unit 24 on a 2-1 at 161 Sedgewick.
Everybody be careful.
It's time to go to work.
We got a man shot; we don't know what the details are.
We're trying to get there as quick as we can.
Let's get off at Ames.
Copy that.
Right here, right here.
There's two shots in the right lung area which very possibly, looking at the angle, could have gone through the heart.
He's a young guy, probably mid-20s.
He's deceased now.
Ems is packing up, and there's nothing more anybody can do.
We need y'all to stay over there.
The family members, they realize that he is dead.
And they wanted the ambulance to take him.
But they're not gonna take him once their pronounced dead on the scene.
There's a lot of chaos here, distraught family members, a lot of people very, very angry.
We need to lock the scene down so we can preserve the evidence.
Listen to my voice.
Listen to my voice.
This is the crime scene.
We can't have people walking around in here.
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
In a case like this, it's up to us to identify evidence, take statement from neighbors, and help homicide.
The information coming in at this point is that a red SUV was seen fleeing the area immediately following reports of gunshots.
Does he have any felony arrests of convictions? Stand by.
I'm checking to see if the victim has a criminal history.
Maybe that'll give us some kind of lead.
My experience of being a police officer, in any crime, the bad guys always leave something on the scene.
Look here; look at this.
Shell casing; 9-millimeter.
We got another one here, another casing.
Two different colors.
I think there was two shooters, it looks like.
Damn.
These guys blew off a lot of rounds, boy.
You hear me? You see this? Blood.
See, one of the bullets bounced off of here.
There's more blood.
So my opinion is, he got shot there and ran this way and then fell down right up in there and passed away.
The must was after him.
He lived up over here.
They shot him--pulled up in that red truck and shot him.
What the priors on this guy, Larry? I ran him; he's got some narcotics violations: Crack cocaine, resisting arrest.
It starts to tell the story.
I've seen an awful lot of people killed involving guns and drugs.
Given this guy's record and so forth and so on, I think that that's exactly what I'm seeing this time.
It's terrible.
It's really terrible; it's really-- And you can tell, you know, how much the family love him.
You know, it's terrible.
Sugar Pine Drive.
Got another shooting.
We've done our job here.
We'll leave it to detectives.
We got to roll.
Let's go; let's get up.
Johnny, you behind us? We'll just follow you all.
Yes, sir.
We just got a call to another shooting.
We don't know if he's dead or alive, but it's gonna be a busy night.
He got hit twice? That's right in the neck.
Casings inside the car? I think he was shot from inside the car.
Body of a black male is lying on the front seat, slumped backward with what appears to be two gunshot wounds to the head and facial area.
It's another homicide.
There's spent casings inside the vehicle.
And his hands were still on the wheel.
His foot was still on the brake.
And looks like he got shot by somebody that he knew sitting right next to him inside the vehicle.
Anybody see anything? Uh, no, sir.
He was supposed to be outside by himself.
None of the neighbors saw or heard anything.
We have no leads on this one.
Copy, go ahead.
nopd that was showing a partial rap.
Copy.
This young man had several priors: Resisting arrest, battery on a police officer, marijuana charges.
How y'all doing? That's your son.
That's my son So there's another story of young folks who could have had a good life, and they turn out like this.
And it's just a shame, a shame, a shame.
Dennis, thank you, you hear? Okay, you going? Appreciate it, Yeah, we're gonna go.
We've done our part here.
Homicide's on the scene.
They're gonna take over the investigation.
And we have to get back on the street.
ay-yi-yi.
in a row.
That's two homicides in the last 20 minutes.
And it's still early.
I sure would like to be able to catch that shooter, man.
But I only got one more shift before I have to head back to L.
A.
It's a shame you have to go when things are really starting to kick right now.
Since Katrina, Jefferson Parish has its highest murder rate in 27 years.
And I think a lot of that's due to a lot of narcotics influx in J.
P.
We're really trying to bring that number down by more proactive police work.
You know, sometimes people may think we're a little too aggressive.
But in neighborhoods like this, we have to take this approach in order to keep these neighborhoods safe.
Wait, you see that? Hey, chief, we got runners.
We got runners.
Jump up, y'all.
Get him! Stop! Get down! Get down! Don't move your hand! Hey, chief, we got runners.
We got runners.
Jump up, y'all.
Get him! Stop! Stop! Hands up! Hands up! Watch this guy here.
Don't move your hand! Hands on top of your head; come on down.
Hands on top of your head.
On your knees.
All right, let's go.
Larry.
We got three coming down.
Don't move.
Get over there.
We saw these guys running up in there, and when they started running from us, they jumped up into the room there.
And I just got a gentleman up there the other day who had a gun and a bag of crack, so we're just trying to be careful with the guns.
You know what I mean? I hate the crack, but the crack don't scare me like the guns do.
Keep your hands on your head.
Why'd you run? Y'all scared the out of me.
What we look--we ugly? What are you doing here? Can't hear you.
I was hollering at my people.
You was hollering at who? Hollering at my people.
Everybody got people living here? Yeah, my auntie stays down the street.
Where you live at? Marrero.
Damn, you fell out, huh? How old are you? 25.
Stand up.
Y'all wanted right now? No, sir.
We searched them, and we're not finding any weapons or drugs Right now, but we're gonna run them and see if there's any warrants.
1152, need you to check one for me, please.
Copy that.
Go ahead.
D.
O.
B.
is 8 of '83.
I'm showing no 87s and no priors.
Roger, ma'am, I appreciate it.
We don't know why they ran, but they don't have any warrants, so we're gonna let 'em go.
Are they all clean? Yes, yes, sir.
That is correct.
Oh, man.
You know who this dude is? Man, that's Steven Seagal.
He might have break my neck or something.
No, I'm not gonna hurt you.
You can sign an autograph? Sure 'nough.
Get one for you.
You know about all the cocaine and crack activity up in there? At this point, I don't really know if they're good kids or bad kids; I'm just trying to talk so sense into them and give them the benefit of the doubt.
Let me tell you something, man; we just saw two boys dead, not ten minutes ago, shot to death Two dead.
One look just like you; you and him, dreadlock.
You don't need that.
I just want y'all to be smart and lead a good life and don't get your ass shot.
Stay away from all the guns and the drugs up in here.
You hear me? Everybody gonna be good? You hear me? You promise? All right, you promise? Yeah, I promise.
They ran; they made us suspicious.
We're not sure why they ran with no records, so we're gonna let 'em go.
Is that everybody? Did I get everybody? All right, y'all.
You promised me, didn't you? All right.
We're gonna call it a night.
So what I'm thinking is, a really cool way to film that is, like, you know, I'm leaving tomorrow to shoot a movie.
My producers flew in from Los Angeles to discuss the opening scene.
It's kind of complicated; there's a lot of stunts.
And we're just trying to map it out so we can get it right and get going.
The gangster comes up here, has a machine gun.
I take him out.
And then I can come back here and get into a big gunfight with these guys.
I work with Steven as a producer.
I'm producing his new movie A Dangerous Man for Paramount.
Well, I think one of the things that could work easier than the handgun thing is if they have a submachine gun.
So you wanna do a hand-to-hand beat with the guy with the machine gun and then have a gun-- have a big gunfight with these guys, Kill most of them, and then maybe finish off one or two.
Okay.
I've worked with Steven for 21 years now.
Started with him as a student in martial arts.
Became a stunt man, and now I'm his producer.
So then maybe I kind of start to run this way across the field, and of course, I have a direct line of sight from here to here.
Steven is always hands-on, creatively, especially with the beginning action sequences, which is a hallmark of all great Steven Seagal films.
Let's just block it out.
Okay, so what I think would happen is, there's Russian gangster cars here.
The chinese are coming over from this way.
You would be coming this way.
The thing that I've always loved about being a police officer is that it's real.
It's real people, real dilemma, real problems.
Hollywood is pretend.
You come up and you say something to him in chinese like, "I will kill you.
" You know? Of course, I'm very grateful that I have work in the movie business, Because we do, in our own small way, sometimes get the chance to bring people joy and laughter and happiness.
This will be an AK-47.
You lift it up and say whatever you're gonna say.
And I'll come in here like this, throw you down like this, And kill you by stomping your face with my foot.
So I could just, boom.
Do I struggle? Do I attack you? You could try to grab my leg.
Okay, and the dog.
He just really wants to bite you.
But anyway, that's-- that's what I got, guys.
Great, I think that'll work.
Phil, you like that? Yeah, I think it's great.
It's actually a really great action scene.
For the opening of the movie, I think it'll make a really great start.
And we can start shooting on time.
See ya.
Good to see you again.
Thanks for coming.
I got one more shift before I head back to L.
A.
I'm gonna suit up and get back on the street.
Keep those eyes sharp, boys.
Roger.
They slingin' rocks through here, dealing drugs, crack cocaine, robbing people when they catch them walking by themselves.
It's pretty bad.
Slow down, Johnny, slow down.
Look at this guy here.
Let me look at these guys.
I think he dropped something.
Lawrence, stop those guys.
See them hands; let me see them hands.
Let's see your hands! I think he dropped something.
Lawrence, stop those guys.
See them hands; let me see them hands.
Let me see your hands! Hands up.
See them hands; let me see them hands.
Why you out here? That's who we had the other night, chief.
Same kids he had last night, the same kids.
What I tell you boys? Huh? Why you comin' around here? Marijuana.
Yes, indeed, in the $10 bags.
You selling them, huh? You selling them, huh? That's what you sellin', right here.
I don't sell nothing, sir.
These young men dropped something.
I'm trying to find it.
Search 'em again.
>> Y'all come take a look at this.
They dropped that when they saw us coming.
When they saw us coming up the street, they know the trucks from last night.
I was searching the area, and I came across a huge stash.
Several bottles of pills and several bags of what appears to be marijuana.
Gee.
That's crack in there? That's crack in there.
Let me see.
Looks like a nice handful.
And these are the same young men that we saw last night.
I gave them the benefit of the doubt, and I come back the next night, and here they are.
So I need to test the rock.
We're testing this crack.
And if it turns blue, it's positive for cocaine.
Blue, it's true.
Blue, blue, blue, blue.
That's good, and the rocks are good.
It's just so frustrating to see them qith a whole pile of drugs.
Dave, they're slingin' big time, huh? Yeah.
Two, three, four, five, six that's a lot of rocks.
Just, like, 60-something rocks at $20 a piece.
This is powder.
Where's the powder? Right here.
Just amazes me, man.
Got all them drugs on him, can easily become the victim of a robbery or a drug rip.
So I'm gonna advise y'all of your rights, so pay attention.
Y'all got the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and will be used against you.
When I was their age, I was in Asia studying in the dojo.
I was spending 13, fighting and stretching and learning, and just never entered my life, this kind of foolishness.
You know how much time you get for distribution? Possession with intent to distribute? Cocaine? This one young man here was in possession of a lot of drugs.
He's gonna take a ride.
I don't wanna lose hope or lose faith, because it's possible for anybody to change.
You know, I hope this is a wake-up call for them.
>> Let's go, Larry.
Alex.
Gang, let's roll.
You need my help anymore? No, sir, I appreciate it.
You sure? Thank you, good job.
Thank you.
Go wash your hands; you just shook mine.
Good job, gentlemen.
All right, chief.
Bye-bye.
I'm heading back to L.
A.
tomorrow, so I'm saying good-bye to my team.
Boys, come on over here; let's have a little talk.
So I got to go back and make a movie for a little bit.
My heart is really here; this is what I love the most.
The chief is leaving to go back to his other job.
I mean, I just hate to see him leave.
All right, the three stooges, let's go.
I'm sorry to see Steven leave.
We had some good times.
And I'm looking forward to having him come back.
He gets those hands up, I wanna be like this.
I had a flashback from Above the Law.
We've grown to be a tight-knit group, and now that the chief has to leave, it's gonna be one member of the family leaving.
Steven Seagal! Hello.
What's up? Oh-oh! Whoa! In a way, it is funny to have him on patrol.
But I don't see him as a movie star when he's on the team.
I see him as a member of the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office.
Taser, taser, taser.
Everybody, calm down.
I've known Steven for many, many years.
He's very passionate about his career in law enforcement.
Police! Come out of there! Police! Come out here right now! Each time he comes here, he comes with the same passion that he left with.
All right.
Thank y'all.
Thank y'all very much.
It's always hard to say good-bye.
I love what I do, and I love these guys.
I'll really be looking forward to coming back and getting some more bad guys.
Get 'em, Johnny! Get 'em! Let me see your hands! Get him! You get out the car! That's what I'm talking about, baby.
Yeah, and the truck-- saw a body in the driveway.
He's laying on the ground? He's about 5'3.
" about 140.
255, I'm gonna need crime scene.
Highway Nine.
We've got a gun.
Jump up, y'all.
Stop! Hands up! Watch this guy here.
He got shot there and ran this way.
These guys blew off a lot of rounds, boy.
Man, that's Steven Seagal.
You can sign an autograph? Sure 'nough.
This would be an AK-47, and I'll come in here like this, throw you down like this, so I can just, boom.
I make a living in the movies, but for the past 20 years 11, 825, code 6.
I've also been a cop.
And along with some of the finest deputies on the force, I serve the people of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana.
code 94-G, shots fired.
My name is Steven Seagal.
all units respond.
that's right, Steven Seagal, Deputy Sheriff.
Johnny, I only got one more shift before I have to head back to L.
A.
We're gonna miss you, big dawg.
Yep.
Hollywood's waiting.
Just wish I could get some of the bad guys.
Unit 24 on a 2-1 at 161 Sedgewick.
Everybody be careful.
It's time to go to work.
We got a man shot; we don't know what the details are.
We're trying to get there as quick as we can.
Let's get off at Ames.
Copy that.
Right here, right here.
There's two shots in the right lung area which very possibly, looking at the angle, could have gone through the heart.
He's a young guy, probably mid-20s.
He's deceased now.
Ems is packing up, and there's nothing more anybody can do.
We need y'all to stay over there.
The family members, they realize that he is dead.
And they wanted the ambulance to take him.
But they're not gonna take him once their pronounced dead on the scene.
There's a lot of chaos here, distraught family members, a lot of people very, very angry.
We need to lock the scene down so we can preserve the evidence.
Listen to my voice.
Listen to my voice.
This is the crime scene.
We can't have people walking around in here.
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
In a case like this, it's up to us to identify evidence, take statement from neighbors, and help homicide.
The information coming in at this point is that a red SUV was seen fleeing the area immediately following reports of gunshots.
Does he have any felony arrests of convictions? Stand by.
I'm checking to see if the victim has a criminal history.
Maybe that'll give us some kind of lead.
My experience of being a police officer, in any crime, the bad guys always leave something on the scene.
Look here; look at this.
Shell casing; 9-millimeter.
We got another one here, another casing.
Two different colors.
I think there was two shooters, it looks like.
Damn.
These guys blew off a lot of rounds, boy.
You hear me? You see this? Blood.
See, one of the bullets bounced off of here.
There's more blood.
So my opinion is, he got shot there and ran this way and then fell down right up in there and passed away.
The must was after him.
He lived up over here.
They shot him--pulled up in that red truck and shot him.
What the priors on this guy, Larry? I ran him; he's got some narcotics violations: Crack cocaine, resisting arrest.
It starts to tell the story.
I've seen an awful lot of people killed involving guns and drugs.
Given this guy's record and so forth and so on, I think that that's exactly what I'm seeing this time.
It's terrible.
It's really terrible; it's really-- And you can tell, you know, how much the family love him.
You know, it's terrible.
Sugar Pine Drive.
Got another shooting.
We've done our job here.
We'll leave it to detectives.
We got to roll.
Let's go; let's get up.
Johnny, you behind us? We'll just follow you all.
Yes, sir.
We just got a call to another shooting.
We don't know if he's dead or alive, but it's gonna be a busy night.
He got hit twice? That's right in the neck.
Casings inside the car? I think he was shot from inside the car.
Body of a black male is lying on the front seat, slumped backward with what appears to be two gunshot wounds to the head and facial area.
It's another homicide.
There's spent casings inside the vehicle.
And his hands were still on the wheel.
His foot was still on the brake.
And looks like he got shot by somebody that he knew sitting right next to him inside the vehicle.
Anybody see anything? Uh, no, sir.
He was supposed to be outside by himself.
None of the neighbors saw or heard anything.
We have no leads on this one.
Copy, go ahead.
nopd that was showing a partial rap.
Copy.
This young man had several priors: Resisting arrest, battery on a police officer, marijuana charges.
How y'all doing? That's your son.
That's my son So there's another story of young folks who could have had a good life, and they turn out like this.
And it's just a shame, a shame, a shame.
Dennis, thank you, you hear? Okay, you going? Appreciate it, Yeah, we're gonna go.
We've done our part here.
Homicide's on the scene.
They're gonna take over the investigation.
And we have to get back on the street.
ay-yi-yi.
in a row.
That's two homicides in the last 20 minutes.
And it's still early.
I sure would like to be able to catch that shooter, man.
But I only got one more shift before I have to head back to L.
A.
It's a shame you have to go when things are really starting to kick right now.
Since Katrina, Jefferson Parish has its highest murder rate in 27 years.
And I think a lot of that's due to a lot of narcotics influx in J.
P.
We're really trying to bring that number down by more proactive police work.
You know, sometimes people may think we're a little too aggressive.
But in neighborhoods like this, we have to take this approach in order to keep these neighborhoods safe.
Wait, you see that? Hey, chief, we got runners.
We got runners.
Jump up, y'all.
Get him! Stop! Get down! Get down! Don't move your hand! Hey, chief, we got runners.
We got runners.
Jump up, y'all.
Get him! Stop! Stop! Hands up! Hands up! Watch this guy here.
Don't move your hand! Hands on top of your head; come on down.
Hands on top of your head.
On your knees.
All right, let's go.
Larry.
We got three coming down.
Don't move.
Get over there.
We saw these guys running up in there, and when they started running from us, they jumped up into the room there.
And I just got a gentleman up there the other day who had a gun and a bag of crack, so we're just trying to be careful with the guns.
You know what I mean? I hate the crack, but the crack don't scare me like the guns do.
Keep your hands on your head.
Why'd you run? Y'all scared the out of me.
What we look--we ugly? What are you doing here? Can't hear you.
I was hollering at my people.
You was hollering at who? Hollering at my people.
Everybody got people living here? Yeah, my auntie stays down the street.
Where you live at? Marrero.
Damn, you fell out, huh? How old are you? 25.
Stand up.
Y'all wanted right now? No, sir.
We searched them, and we're not finding any weapons or drugs Right now, but we're gonna run them and see if there's any warrants.
1152, need you to check one for me, please.
Copy that.
Go ahead.
D.
O.
B.
is 8 of '83.
I'm showing no 87s and no priors.
Roger, ma'am, I appreciate it.
We don't know why they ran, but they don't have any warrants, so we're gonna let 'em go.
Are they all clean? Yes, yes, sir.
That is correct.
Oh, man.
You know who this dude is? Man, that's Steven Seagal.
He might have break my neck or something.
No, I'm not gonna hurt you.
You can sign an autograph? Sure 'nough.
Get one for you.
You know about all the cocaine and crack activity up in there? At this point, I don't really know if they're good kids or bad kids; I'm just trying to talk so sense into them and give them the benefit of the doubt.
Let me tell you something, man; we just saw two boys dead, not ten minutes ago, shot to death Two dead.
One look just like you; you and him, dreadlock.
You don't need that.
I just want y'all to be smart and lead a good life and don't get your ass shot.
Stay away from all the guns and the drugs up in here.
You hear me? Everybody gonna be good? You hear me? You promise? All right, you promise? Yeah, I promise.
They ran; they made us suspicious.
We're not sure why they ran with no records, so we're gonna let 'em go.
Is that everybody? Did I get everybody? All right, y'all.
You promised me, didn't you? All right.
We're gonna call it a night.
So what I'm thinking is, a really cool way to film that is, like, you know, I'm leaving tomorrow to shoot a movie.
My producers flew in from Los Angeles to discuss the opening scene.
It's kind of complicated; there's a lot of stunts.
And we're just trying to map it out so we can get it right and get going.
The gangster comes up here, has a machine gun.
I take him out.
And then I can come back here and get into a big gunfight with these guys.
I work with Steven as a producer.
I'm producing his new movie A Dangerous Man for Paramount.
Well, I think one of the things that could work easier than the handgun thing is if they have a submachine gun.
So you wanna do a hand-to-hand beat with the guy with the machine gun and then have a gun-- have a big gunfight with these guys, Kill most of them, and then maybe finish off one or two.
Okay.
I've worked with Steven for 21 years now.
Started with him as a student in martial arts.
Became a stunt man, and now I'm his producer.
So then maybe I kind of start to run this way across the field, and of course, I have a direct line of sight from here to here.
Steven is always hands-on, creatively, especially with the beginning action sequences, which is a hallmark of all great Steven Seagal films.
Let's just block it out.
Okay, so what I think would happen is, there's Russian gangster cars here.
The chinese are coming over from this way.
You would be coming this way.
The thing that I've always loved about being a police officer is that it's real.
It's real people, real dilemma, real problems.
Hollywood is pretend.
You come up and you say something to him in chinese like, "I will kill you.
" You know? Of course, I'm very grateful that I have work in the movie business, Because we do, in our own small way, sometimes get the chance to bring people joy and laughter and happiness.
This will be an AK-47.
You lift it up and say whatever you're gonna say.
And I'll come in here like this, throw you down like this, And kill you by stomping your face with my foot.
So I could just, boom.
Do I struggle? Do I attack you? You could try to grab my leg.
Okay, and the dog.
He just really wants to bite you.
But anyway, that's-- that's what I got, guys.
Great, I think that'll work.
Phil, you like that? Yeah, I think it's great.
It's actually a really great action scene.
For the opening of the movie, I think it'll make a really great start.
And we can start shooting on time.
See ya.
Good to see you again.
Thanks for coming.
I got one more shift before I head back to L.
A.
I'm gonna suit up and get back on the street.
Keep those eyes sharp, boys.
Roger.
They slingin' rocks through here, dealing drugs, crack cocaine, robbing people when they catch them walking by themselves.
It's pretty bad.
Slow down, Johnny, slow down.
Look at this guy here.
Let me look at these guys.
I think he dropped something.
Lawrence, stop those guys.
See them hands; let me see them hands.
Let's see your hands! I think he dropped something.
Lawrence, stop those guys.
See them hands; let me see them hands.
Let me see your hands! Hands up.
See them hands; let me see them hands.
Why you out here? That's who we had the other night, chief.
Same kids he had last night, the same kids.
What I tell you boys? Huh? Why you comin' around here? Marijuana.
Yes, indeed, in the $10 bags.
You selling them, huh? You selling them, huh? That's what you sellin', right here.
I don't sell nothing, sir.
These young men dropped something.
I'm trying to find it.
Search 'em again.
>> Y'all come take a look at this.
They dropped that when they saw us coming.
When they saw us coming up the street, they know the trucks from last night.
I was searching the area, and I came across a huge stash.
Several bottles of pills and several bags of what appears to be marijuana.
Gee.
That's crack in there? That's crack in there.
Let me see.
Looks like a nice handful.
And these are the same young men that we saw last night.
I gave them the benefit of the doubt, and I come back the next night, and here they are.
So I need to test the rock.
We're testing this crack.
And if it turns blue, it's positive for cocaine.
Blue, it's true.
Blue, blue, blue, blue.
That's good, and the rocks are good.
It's just so frustrating to see them qith a whole pile of drugs.
Dave, they're slingin' big time, huh? Yeah.
Two, three, four, five, six that's a lot of rocks.
Just, like, 60-something rocks at $20 a piece.
This is powder.
Where's the powder? Right here.
Just amazes me, man.
Got all them drugs on him, can easily become the victim of a robbery or a drug rip.
So I'm gonna advise y'all of your rights, so pay attention.
Y'all got the right to remain silent.
Anything you say can and will be used against you.
When I was their age, I was in Asia studying in the dojo.
I was spending 13, fighting and stretching and learning, and just never entered my life, this kind of foolishness.
You know how much time you get for distribution? Possession with intent to distribute? Cocaine? This one young man here was in possession of a lot of drugs.
He's gonna take a ride.
I don't wanna lose hope or lose faith, because it's possible for anybody to change.
You know, I hope this is a wake-up call for them.
>> Let's go, Larry.
Alex.
Gang, let's roll.
You need my help anymore? No, sir, I appreciate it.
You sure? Thank you, good job.
Thank you.
Go wash your hands; you just shook mine.
Good job, gentlemen.
All right, chief.
Bye-bye.
I'm heading back to L.
A.
tomorrow, so I'm saying good-bye to my team.
Boys, come on over here; let's have a little talk.
So I got to go back and make a movie for a little bit.
My heart is really here; this is what I love the most.
The chief is leaving to go back to his other job.
I mean, I just hate to see him leave.
All right, the three stooges, let's go.
I'm sorry to see Steven leave.
We had some good times.
And I'm looking forward to having him come back.
He gets those hands up, I wanna be like this.
I had a flashback from Above the Law.
We've grown to be a tight-knit group, and now that the chief has to leave, it's gonna be one member of the family leaving.
Steven Seagal! Hello.
What's up? Oh-oh! Whoa! In a way, it is funny to have him on patrol.
But I don't see him as a movie star when he's on the team.
I see him as a member of the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office.
Taser, taser, taser.
Everybody, calm down.
I've known Steven for many, many years.
He's very passionate about his career in law enforcement.
Police! Come out of there! Police! Come out here right now! Each time he comes here, he comes with the same passion that he left with.
All right.
Thank y'all.
Thank y'all very much.
It's always hard to say good-bye.
I love what I do, and I love these guys.
I'll really be looking forward to coming back and getting some more bad guys.
Get 'em, Johnny! Get 'em! Let me see your hands! Get him! You get out the car! That's what I'm talking about, baby.