Add
Private Notes
Sheriff's Deputy Steven Seagal and his team spot an out-of-control car heading straight for oncoming traffic. They can only watch helplessly as a horrific head-on collision unfolds before their eyes. The team then searches for a suspect wanted on a double shooting homicide. Later, they come across yet another car accident.
A routine traffic stop turns into a dangerous high-speed chase. Then, Sheriff's Deputy Steven Seagal and his team play a cat-and-mouse game with two alleged drug dealers trying to outwit the narcotics unit.
Sheriff's Deputy Steven Seagal and his team respond to two shootings only minutes apart and discover that dangerous gunmen are running loose. And when a man is shot in the chest, the team questions the shooter who is armed with an unusual handgun. Then, Seagal takes his team on a culinary adventure.
Sheriff's Deputy Steven Seagal and his team run across a man waving a gun on a highway, they discover that the gun is fully loaded and so is the driver. Then Seagal spots a mysterious car in an abandoned warehouse area and learns first-hand the lingering fallout from Hurricane Katrina. Meanwhile, Seagal must take the department's firearms qualification test.
The narcotics unit asks the team to make a drug raid; and Seagal plans a surprise for his wife for Valentine's Day.
Steven Seagal is a man who can't stand to see children in harm's way. Some drug dealers don't share his compassion for children. When Seagal and his team join two separate drug busts, they are shocked to discover that drug dealers like to keep their stashes close by their kids. So when Seagal is asked to be the Grand Marshal of a Mardi Gras parade, he decides to invite children close to his heart to join him to give them an experience they won't soon forget.
When his team begins to succumb to a mysterious illness, it's up to Steven Seagal to protect them. But will they like his ancient remedies? Seagal and the team need to be in tip-top shape to execute a dangerous no-knock warrant in search of a drug dealer. They must also chase down a career criminal in a foot race.
