Riot in Cell Block 11 Page #2
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- 1954
- 80 min
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line to the Governor's office.
Yes, sir, I'll monitor
all calls from 11.
Here's the officer.
Armoury, how many men have checked
in?
Second watch is coming in now.
Good, speed them along. Now here's
the way I want them dispersed.
'Two in one block,
five in three block,'
two unarmed in four block, those
to be armed get rifles and tear gas.
And tell them not
to get itchy fingers.
All right boys,
come on, hurry up.
Captain's orders.
Hello?
Get me through to Barrett.
Well, cut in on him.
Hello. Hello, Barrett?
This is Ambrose, what's up?
A riot in 11 block.
The Warden's on his way down.
I'm at the gate,
I'll wait for the Warden.
Right, I'll meet you in the yard.
All right, take it easy!
That's enough! That's enough!
Dummy up! Shut up!
Knock it off.
All right, cut it out.
Quiet down.
Pipe down.
If we're going to win this,
we gotta have discipline.
Carnie and me are running the show.
We all know what's wrong here.
We're gonna ask for changes,
just like they did the other prisons.
If they don't give it to us,
we'll make them a present
of one dead guard.
Or maybe four!
It may take all of them.
But they'll listen.
Me and some of my friends are only
no room for us in any other block.
Now we don't want no trouble.
Lay off!
You're either in or out. OK?
You all covered?
Yes, sir.
All posts covered?
First thing I did.
Doubled up in your building?
- Yes, sir.
Who did they grab in 11?
Snader, Acton, Monroe...
Monroe? Who assigned him
to that block?
It was my suggestion.
That was a mistake.
Figure him pretty green.
He's tough enough to take out four.
You know how short we are.
All right, Dunn, I'm here.
I want your word, Warden,
that I'll have safe conduct.
I promise you no harm will come
to you during this conversation.
Guard!
These are my instructions.
Dunn is to be allowed to
come out into this yard and to
return to 11 without interference.
How about it, Dunn?
Sure, Warden.
When he's ready, 16, open the
gate.
Want me to go with you?
No.
Just Snader.
I gave you my word, Dunn.
Hold that gate.
I believe you, Warden,
but I don't trust your screws.
You going to open up?
What do you want, Dunn?
I want the press here tonight.
Dunn, you know that.
That's my worry.
Release the hostages,
I'll get the press.
Look, Dunn, I can't bargain with you
as long as you're holding these men.
I wouldn't stand a chance
without hostages, and you know it.
Give me your word you won't harm the
hostages, and I'll get the press.
I can't hold my boys too long.
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