The Chief
The Chief in Nash Valley has been characterized as a spiritual man, but firm when it comes to fighting crime and being respectable, to all persons regardless of race, creed, color, origin, nationality or sex. He conducts and carry himself in a very professional manner. He is married with no children. The chief (Spencer James Johnson) is a bright young man with inspirations to make a difference in law enforcement practices and the community. His life’s track and career ladder were no easy journey. Early on during the chief’s life, he was engaged to Melody Cooper. Melody got on drugs and ran off to Orange County. She was pregnant with his child, which he had no knowledge of. Melody later died, but she wrote the Chief a letter letting him know he had a daughter. He eventually started a new life and got married. Despite his turbulent journey through life, the chief never lost sight of trying to make a difference in the community.
Film Credits
Director
Aundra' Michael Segrest
My name is Aundra’ M. Segrest . I have 27.5-years in law enforcement currently holding the rank of Lieutenant Colonel with my department. My duties include but not limited to the following, supervising Lieutenants, patrol officers and maintaining professionalism, integrity, adhering to lawful, ethical standards and implementing the mission and goals of the department; followed by insuring state, federal laws, and departmental policies are followed. I believe Law enforcement must serve and protect all citizens regardless of their race, national origin, nationality, religious beliefs or sexual orientation, etc.
Credits
Aundra' Michael Segrest - Writer / Producer
Key Cast
Carolyn Kent
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"Shelia Rhea Johnson "
Benjamin Green
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"Detective Tray Green "
Lonnie Coleman
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"Detective James Coleman "
Tara Hickey
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"Detective Monquie Jones "
Dominique Savage
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"Daughter Kandice Johnson-Cooper "
Grant III Parham
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"Prosecutor "
Fatima L. Gray
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"Detective Carter"
Specifications
Genré: Drama,
Runtime:
20 minutes 51 seconds
Country of Origin:
United States