The Crew

Kasper Cole

The next morning in Harlem, Kasper Cole, a detective who works at a corrupt police department, wakes up next to his pregnant girl, Gwen.

"Hey, good morning." Kasper said while his eyes start opening.

"Morning to yourself." Gwen said.

"How'd you sleep?" Kasper asked.

"Well, this little guy kept me up all night to use the bathroom. Gwen said while looking at her pregnant stomach.

"Just hang in there, babe. Only 2 more months our little guy comes around." Kasper said.

"Oh great. Now for Round 9." Gwen said as got up to use the bathroom.

"Another morning in Harlem." Kasper said as he got up out of bed.

He dressed himself for work, look in the mirror and grabbed his gun from a safe box. He was out of his small bedroom and look at the picture of deceased father, "Black" Jack. Who was once a police officer.

"Morning, dad." Kasper said looking at the picture.

He goes to the kitchen and see his Jewish mother, Ruth.

"Morning, ma." Kasper said.

"Mother, honey. I almost forgot that the electric bill are due today and I don't have that much cash." Ruth said.

"Don't worry about it, mom. I'm suppose to get my paycheck today and I'll handle the bill." Kasper said.

"Oh, thank you, Kasper. You always had to be the man of the house since your father passed. Oh and one more thing. Can you get the milk for me? We ran out." Ruth said.

"Sure thing." Kasper said as he place his hand his mother shoulder.

Gwen comes out of the bathroom and into the kitchen.

"Morning momma Ruth." Gwen said as Ruth scoffed.

"Mom. Why you gotta be like that?" Kasper said.

"You know you could've pick a better girl." Ruth said.

"Mom. We talked about this. Her parents kicked her out. What was I suppose to do? Beside she caring my child. Can please try to make ammends with her, please?" Kasper said.

"I'll support this just because she carrying your baby. That is all." Ruth said as she took a sip of her coffee.

" Thats negotiable. Well, I gotta go to work. Bye mom." Kasper said.

"Bye babe. Try to be nice to her while I'm gone." Kasper said to Gwen.

"Yes, Detective Cole." Gwen said as Kasper planted a kiss on her cheek and leaves.

Kasper arrives at the police department, he walks in and takes off his shades. He see's Detective Scrugg. A partner he does not trust.

"Hey, Kasper. Slept well through those nightmares?"Scrugg said.

"Oh, I had a goodnight sleep, Scruggs. And do you know why? I had a dream that one of those drug dealers tied your testicles on a car wire." Kasper said.

"Very funny. Speaking off drug dealers, 66 Bridgers have been compromised last night." Scrugg said.

"By Sam Wilson? Captain America?" Kasper said.

"Hell no. Bartholomew Gallows." Scrugg said.

"Who the hell is he?" Kasper said.

"I heard this guy is from Texas and he was resigned from the Houston Police Department. He had a pretty high score when he was in the police academy. He took down every crook, criminal and drug dealer. He like a supercop." Scrugg said.

"You know there such thing as a robocop." Kasper said.

"Cole! My office." Said Sgt. Took, his boss.

"Ohh. Somebody gonna get it." Scrugg said.

"Grow up, smart alleck." Kasper said as he walk into Tork office.

"Yes, Sgt?" Kasper said.

"Look who's back." Tork said as he pulled the name and photo on his computer.

"Aaron Davis? What has he done now? Got into it with his parole officer?" Kasper asked.

"I dont know. His boss said that he miss work for two or three days. He also said he threaten a electrician. He even shot a female civilian. The bastard could be dead or rotting in a sewer. For all I care, but I want you to go to his brother, Jefferson. See if he knows anything." Tork said.

"Sure, Tork. I know Jefferson back in the day and he had me take Aaron in for him. That look on Jefferson's son face. It was deep. It's like the kid really looked up to him." Kasper said.

"I pity his kid, but go to Davis house and Kasper. Go easy on Scrugg. I know he can be a lot to take in, but just ease up a bit on him." Tork said.

"Sure thing boss. Everybody here is a lot to take in." Kasper said as he walked out.