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The distastrous pair again destroy half of Los Angeles and are punished by being demoted to Patrolmen. While on duty, they interupt an armoured car heist in which the perpatrators are using armour piercing rounds. When Internal Affairs are brought in to investigate the source of the bullets, an ex-cop Jack Travis, is placed top of the suspect list. After a sidewalk shootout resulting in a minor's death, Riggs, Murtaugh and Cole set out on a personal mission to find Travis and the bullets. | The distastrous pair again destroy half of Los Angeles and are punished by being demoted to Patrolmen. While on duty, they interupt an armoured car heist in which the perpatrators are using armour piercing rounds. When Internal Affairs are brought in to investigate the source of the bullets, an ex-cop Jack Travis, is placed top of the suspect list. After a sidewalk shootout resulting in a minor's death, Riggs, Murtaugh and Cole set out on a personal mission to find Travis and the bullets. | ||
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Revision as of 19:41, 29 June 2010
Movie (1992)
Starring:
Mel Gibson (Martin Riggs)
Danny Glover (Roger Murtaugh)
Joe Pesci (Leo Getz)
Rene Russo (Lorna Cole)
Stuart Wilson (Jack Travis)
The distastrous pair again destroy half of Los Angeles and are punished by being demoted to Patrolmen. While on duty, they interupt an armoured car heist in which the perpatrators are using armour piercing rounds. When Internal Affairs are brought in to investigate the source of the bullets, an ex-cop Jack Travis, is placed top of the suspect list. After a sidewalk shootout resulting in a minor's death, Riggs, Murtaugh and Cole set out on a personal mission to find Travis and the bullets.
Also from this series:
Lethal Weapon
Lethal Weapon 2
Lethal Weapon 4
Lockheed L-1011 TriStar
Delta Air Lines livery.
Airbus A300B4-600R
American Airlines livery.
Bell 412
Actual aircraft operated by LA County Fire Department.
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