An old man cowers in fear, holding a knife, as someone pounds on the door of his house. He uses the phone to call someone, asking them where they are. Meanwhile a group of men, among them Angelo Alvarez (John Leguizamo) are at a restaurant talking about someone named Chuey, who left work because he went "fishing", acting as the bait. Watch Circumstance Movie Online
Alvarez leaves to check his franchises (crack houses) for skimming. Crockett and Tubbs, who have been observing, follow him. A masked man, armed with an assault rifle, bursts into the restaurant and shoots everyone inside, including the two men Alvarez was dining with and Sy, the owner. Crockett & Tubbs hear the shooting and head back, but all they find is the carnage the man left behind.
Officer Bailey (Xander Berkeley) looks over the carnage, muttering about how hit jobs have changed. The two men with Alvarez that were killed turn out to be his brothers Ernesto and Enrique. Bailey talks about how Sy took care of people and brought workers in from off the street. He has a number tattooed on his arm, signifying that he was in a Nazi prison camp during World War II. Crockett & Tubbs track down Angelo and ask him about his brothers' murders; he is crushed and insists he had nothing to do with it, vowing revenge. Alvarez asks about the Diablos, a new gang of rip-off artists who are moving in on his turf, and tells the cops the Fuentes gang is getting a new load the next day. Crockett & Tubbs watch the delivery of the drugs (inside tires) and payment, before the Diablos show up for a rip-off; the Fuentes' are killed, and the Diablos drive off...right into the cops, who pump shots into the van until it is stopped. One of the Diablos is killed and the other is arrested. The survivor is taken to OCB for intense questioning; he claims he was at a wedding at the time of the Alvarez hit, and his alibi is backed up by the priest who presided over the wedding. Gina brings a message from Bailey of another hit, while the old man still hears the pounding at his door. The dead are Art & Sylvia Kravitz, an elderly couple, and a kid. Both Kravitz' had Nazi prison camp numbers tattooed on their arms. Unbeknownst to Crockett and Tubbs, someone observes them from a car at the crime scene.
Crockett, Tubbs, and Bailey go see Dr. Leo Krebbs (Stefan Gierasch). who says that Sy and the Kravitz' were witnesses against a Nazi officer named Hans Kozak (William Hickey), who is being extradited for war crimes. All three were to testify, and Krebbs has received a death threat from the "Patriot Brigade" -- a neo-Nazi group run by a man named John Baker (Paul Guilfoyle) -- warning him not to make a speech about his time in the concentration camp. While someone in a car watches, Krebbs intends to make his speech and says he has two remaining witnesses, Jacob Hoffman (who is in a nursing home and under guard) and Krebbs himself.
Krebbs makes his speech about the Holocaust, then and now (now being in Russia, the Middle East, and in Miami). Suddenly the Brigade come inside chanting white supremacy propoganda, and Baker himself shows up ready to start trouble. Crockett, Tubbs & Switek play up to the Brigade and instigate a brawl, during which Crockett punches Tubbs in defense of Baker. In jail, Crockett (as Burnett) and Switek talk with Baker about the Brigade, and Baker agrees to bail them out along with his men. A reporter named Helen Jackson (Karen Black) wants to talk to Baker, and when he brushes her off she asks Crockett & Switek to arrange an interview. Watch Circumstance Movie Online
Baker discusses the intricacies of his Brigade with Crockett, and their preparations, including a detailed account of all enemies to their cause in a computer. Crockett proposes getting their message out to the public, using Helen Jackson's interview with Baker as a springboard, and gives him her number. Baker & Helen have their interview at her hotel room, which Crockett, Tubbs & Switek record from another floor. Baker spouts off his neo-Nazi beliefs, but before announcing his next target he is called away to a strategy meeting for his Brigade. The Brigade (including Crockett & Switek) go to a rally which includes KKK and other white supremacists. To View The Full HD : free movies online for free
Alvarez leaves to check his franchises (crack houses) for skimming. Crockett and Tubbs, who have been observing, follow him. A masked man, armed with an assault rifle, bursts into the restaurant and shoots everyone inside, including the two men Alvarez was dining with and Sy, the owner. Crockett & Tubbs hear the shooting and head back, but all they find is the carnage the man left behind.
Officer Bailey (Xander Berkeley) looks over the carnage, muttering about how hit jobs have changed. The two men with Alvarez that were killed turn out to be his brothers Ernesto and Enrique. Bailey talks about how Sy took care of people and brought workers in from off the street. He has a number tattooed on his arm, signifying that he was in a Nazi prison camp during World War II. Crockett & Tubbs track down Angelo and ask him about his brothers' murders; he is crushed and insists he had nothing to do with it, vowing revenge. Alvarez asks about the Diablos, a new gang of rip-off artists who are moving in on his turf, and tells the cops the Fuentes gang is getting a new load the next day. Crockett & Tubbs watch the delivery of the drugs (inside tires) and payment, before the Diablos show up for a rip-off; the Fuentes' are killed, and the Diablos drive off...right into the cops, who pump shots into the van until it is stopped. One of the Diablos is killed and the other is arrested. The survivor is taken to OCB for intense questioning; he claims he was at a wedding at the time of the Alvarez hit, and his alibi is backed up by the priest who presided over the wedding. Gina brings a message from Bailey of another hit, while the old man still hears the pounding at his door. The dead are Art & Sylvia Kravitz, an elderly couple, and a kid. Both Kravitz' had Nazi prison camp numbers tattooed on their arms. Unbeknownst to Crockett and Tubbs, someone observes them from a car at the crime scene.
Crockett, Tubbs, and Bailey go see Dr. Leo Krebbs (Stefan Gierasch). who says that Sy and the Kravitz' were witnesses against a Nazi officer named Hans Kozak (William Hickey), who is being extradited for war crimes. All three were to testify, and Krebbs has received a death threat from the "Patriot Brigade" -- a neo-Nazi group run by a man named John Baker (Paul Guilfoyle) -- warning him not to make a speech about his time in the concentration camp. While someone in a car watches, Krebbs intends to make his speech and says he has two remaining witnesses, Jacob Hoffman (who is in a nursing home and under guard) and Krebbs himself.
Krebbs makes his speech about the Holocaust, then and now (now being in Russia, the Middle East, and in Miami). Suddenly the Brigade come inside chanting white supremacy propoganda, and Baker himself shows up ready to start trouble. Crockett, Tubbs & Switek play up to the Brigade and instigate a brawl, during which Crockett punches Tubbs in defense of Baker. In jail, Crockett (as Burnett) and Switek talk with Baker about the Brigade, and Baker agrees to bail them out along with his men. A reporter named Helen Jackson (Karen Black) wants to talk to Baker, and when he brushes her off she asks Crockett & Switek to arrange an interview. Watch Circumstance Movie Online
Baker discusses the intricacies of his Brigade with Crockett, and their preparations, including a detailed account of all enemies to their cause in a computer. Crockett proposes getting their message out to the public, using Helen Jackson's interview with Baker as a springboard, and gives him her number. Baker & Helen have their interview at her hotel room, which Crockett, Tubbs & Switek record from another floor. Baker spouts off his neo-Nazi beliefs, but before announcing his next target he is called away to a strategy meeting for his Brigade. The Brigade (including Crockett & Switek) go to a rally which includes KKK and other white supremacists. To View The Full HD : free movies online for free
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