en a call came in. It was one of his men, who called to te

fault for sending them to Rashad when Kaz was just starting his journey as a

the station Big Jim walked in, his face was red with anger. He

now," the desk officer

s," Big Jim said. "Th

nt of him. "Kaz and Tommy?" he asked. "Y

ell block. He found Kaz and Tommy s

l happened?"

ob," Kaz said. "We didn

ed you?" Bi

Johnson," T

s a dirty cop who was always looking

ief," Big Jim said. "I'l

chief's office and k

" the chi

ed the door

w why my boys were ar

respassing and disturbance of the neighbo

ig Jim said. "They d

d you call that nothing," the chief said.

the chief was lying, but there w

said. "I'll se

went back to the cell block. He to

Jim said. "I'll get

way. He was determined to get Kaz and To

l up behind him. The police car pulled him

the juniors yelled with h

ulled you over?" Det

ands up facing the Detective who w

when you came close to me you smelt all crack

as searched and the officers found in

h the corps bangles around his wrist an

o Big Jim, who was sitting in

taking pictures of th

m," Detective Johnson said

will make sure you pay for this. I know all your dirty trait

Johnson said. "You're under arrest for

! I'm going to ge

said. "But it won't change any

Johnson instructed his officers

ep breath and tri

d. "I'll go to jail. But you'll regret

from the driver's seat of the police van

partment, 9000 Airline Highway, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Detective

out of here," he sa

Jim was handcuffed and wearing a bright orange jumpsuit. He looked a

regret this, Jo

Johnson said walking right before Big Jim w

police station. They took him to

rite up his report. He had a lot of paperwork to do,

r. He couldn't believe that he had been arrested. He

o get out of jail so easily because all the tough dogs in Louisiana knew Detective

at time, even though he knew how drugs was his addiction. But

ged with possession of a controlled substance and intent

ge refused. Big Jim was found guilty and sentenced to five yea