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Walking Tall Page #7
Chris, why don't we just let it go?
CHRIS:
No, we gonna let it ride Jimmy. The
dice are comin up seven.
CROUPIER:
It's not your roll sir.
Chris rolls the dice and sure enough it's a seven.
COMMISSIONER:
No folks, no payout.
CHRIS:
(To croupier) Why don't you just take
care of that bet and we're even.
CROUPIER:
Well I would but it wasn't a legitimate
bet, you're not the shooter. It's not
your (Chris shoves him) ROLL sir.
SECURITY GUY:
Is there a problem?
CHRIS:
Yea, the problem is your dice are loaded.
Does your boss know about this? Just
gimme my money.
The security guy grabs Chris around the neck. Chris elbows him
and throws him onto the table. The croupier takes a fighting
stance. Jimmy taps Chris on the shoulder.
JIMMY:
Come on, let's go! let's go!
More security men appear, one of them knocks Jimmy out. A whole
fight breaks out, Ray gets knocked out. Chris beats off several
security men before taking an electric shock to the neck and
a baton to the face. Chris wakes up on a table under a light.
BAD GUY 1
(Sees the tag around Chris' neck) Special
forces? I'll take that.
Chris grabs him by the neck but they beat him down again.
BAD GUY 2
What are you doin?
BAD GUY 1
(Has a scalpel in his hand) Special
forces... special treatment.
He rips open Chris' shirt.
BAD GUY 2
This guy knows Hamilton!
A struggle ensues and Chris' chest is cut up.
EXT. A BRIDGE
We see Chris is crawling, badly hurt. A truck stops directly
in front of him. Chris passes out again.
INT. HOSPITAL
DOCHRIS:
(To Chris' family) Folks, he's pretty
banged up, inside and out. Whoever did
this left him for dead. A lesser man
wouldn't have survived.
SHERIFF WATKINS:
I'm gonna need a statement from him
Doctor.
DOCHRIS:
He's in no condition to give you one.
SHERIFF WATKINS:
I'll also need a copy of your write-up
along with toxicoloy, blood alcohol
level and so on.
MICHELLE:
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