In the Line of Duty: Street War (1992)

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Written by Mark Kriegel, T.S. Cook

Directed by Dick Lowry

Also known as "Guerra en las Calles"

Running Time: 110 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1992

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

When his partner is killed, an undercover cop resorts to dangerous methods in order to get the job done

Cast

Ray SharkeyDet. Victor Tomasino
Peter BoyleDet. Dan Reilly
Courtney B. VanceJustice Butler
Image for Michael BoatmanMichael BoatmanRobert Dayton
Image for Morris ChestnutMorris ChestnutPrince Franklin
Laurie MorrisonCynthia
Image for Mario Van PeeblesMario Van PeeblesRaymond Williamson
Merlin Santana
Trazana BeverleyGoody
Kenny LeonRaheem
Damon PooserLoopy
Shilla BenningWanda
C. Harrison AveryOld Razor
Troy HoganAttitude
Tom EvenSheriff Ledding
Jaime TirelliLt. Aquila
Elizabeth OmilamiMrs. Williamson
Johnny PopwellWilliamson Sr.
Donna BiscoeMikey's Mom
Jon KohlerHauser
Ron LeggettSquire
Stephen Michael AyersSWAT Captain
Ronald McCallCrackhead
Gloria Arias-OsborneCredit Officer
Jamal PeoplesCrack Teen
Stephanie RobertsBeautician
Norman MatlockCecil Butler
Michael H. MossDetective
Saundra Dunson-FranksLaura Mae
Larry Gilliard Jr.Will
Michael GenevieDaggett
Robert D. RaifordJudge
J. Don FergusonGun Shop Owner

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