Walking Tall Page #7
Cause you owned the town Jay. It's changed
now.
JAY:
Really? See the only thing that I think
has changed around here is that every
morning you get to wake up and put on
that nifty lil badge. But underneath
that badge is the same guy that couldn't
make it playing college football, apparently
couldn't make it in the army and not
gonna make it as a cop.
CHRIS:
Is that right?
JAY:
Yea, and if you push too hard you're
gonna be a man who doesn't live to see
40. License please.
Chris hands it over.
JAY:
Thanks sheriff.
CHRIS:
Sir get your tail lights fixed, it's
your last warning.
JAY:
What's wrong with my tail lights?
Chris smashes up the back end of Jay's car with his trusty piece
of cedar wood.
CHRIS:
They're broken.
EXT. RAY'S PLACE
RAY:
Mornin sheriff.
CHRIS:
Mornin deputy.
Chris tosses Ray a badge.
RAY:
No, nope, no. Come on man you know I
hate cops. You been sheriff 2 minutes
and I'm already startin to hate you.
I'm a convicted felon.
CHRIS:
I got a lil pull around here.
RAY:
Oh now you're a CROOKED cop doing favours
for friends. That's how it starts. See
next thing you know you'll be taking
bribes, setting up roadblocks, frisking
dudes crotches.
CHRIS:
Are you done? Ray I need your help.
RAY:
Oh don't do that.
CHRIS:
I need you to take me to drugs school.
RAY:
I get to wear a uniform?
A montage ensues, with Chris and Ray busting various drug dealers.
EXT. DEALER'S HOUSE
CHRIS:
You're SURE you're not carrying anything.
BOOTH:
I don't have sh*t.
CHRIS:
Officer.
RAY:
Yeah.
CHRIS:
Search him.
RAY:
Oh. Spread your legs, arms down. Been
workin out? Nothin there. Ohhhh somebody
needs a BATH!
BOOTH:
Now you read me my rights and take me
in. And I call my lawyer.
RAY:
K. I have a hunch there may be somethin
else in here (Pats the dealer's truck).
CHRIS:
Could be.
Music plays while the two chop up the dealer's car into pieces
while laughing.
RAY:
He's clean. Guess we gotta move to plan
B.
BOOTH:
Screw you, I do have a bit of information
for you. It's not just me actually,
there's a whole lotta people in on this
one.
CHRIS:
Spit it out.
BOOTH:
You're gonna get hurt.
INT. FAMILY HOUSE
Chris is in the room with a shotgun.
DAD:
Why does it always have to be your fight?
CHRIS:
You might need this.
DAD:
No. I put my guns down a long time ago.
CHRIS:
You're just being stubborn.
DAD:
You and me both boy. Chris, listen.
You be careful.
CHRIS:
I will.
INT. POLICE STATION
Booth is locked up, Ray is taunting him through a loudspeaker.
RAY:
Please step away from the vehicle. Now
Mr Booth are you still upset over that
body cavity search? WOOOOOOOO! I forgot,
you got no vehicle. Please disperse,
there is nothing to s...
Chris has walked in.
CHRIS:
Can I talk to you?
RAY:
Yeah.
CHRIS:
Over here?
RAY:
Sure.
CHRIS:
I'm gonna stay with him tonight. I need
you to take care of my parent's place.
RAY:
You think they're gonna take it that
far?
Chris hands him the shotgun.
RAY:
I'm with you man, I'll check in later.
CHRIS:
Kay.
NIGHT TIME:
Deni comes into the police station.
DENI:
Don't shoot.
CHRIS:
Hey
DENI:
Hi. How's the food around here? Brought
you special treats. Salmon, Fried Chicken,
Potato Salad. You got cups?
CHRIS:
Don't you have to work tonight?
DENI:
Hmm I quit. I figured you know, you
were making some changes around here,
I could make a few myself.
Chris grabs her and they kiss.
INT. FAMILY HOUSE
Ray is on the couch and has just woken to a noise.
RAY:
Who's that?
PETE:
It's Pete. Want something to eat?
RAY:
No I'm good man.
INT. POLICE STATION
CHRIS:
DENI:
No, no you don't.
Jay calls a number on his celphone.
JAY:
Do it.
INT. POLICE STATION
DENI:
I'm hungry.
CHRIS:
Got leftovers...
DENI:
Mm mmm, I want pancakes, and eggs, and
bacon.
A loud explosion happens, it's Chris' police truck outside.
BOOTH:
WOOOOOOOOOOOO! I told you Vaughn! Uh
ohhhh. Who needs to step away from the
vehicle now Vaughn? Truck for truck
baby, that's right, truck for a truck.
Chris steps towards the front of the building but men outside
open fire, Chris ducks for cover.
CHRIS:
(To Deni) Get down!
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