"Lawman"

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

I figure someone will get a kick out of this...

Some days you see a video and you have to watch it again to make sure you're not having some sort of incredibly bizarre dream. This is one such occasion.

Apparently Steven Seagal, over the last twenty years in between shooting movies, has been working as a Sheriff’s deputy in the Jefferson Parish police department in Louisiana. It all started when he was shooting a film there (I’m not a big enough Seagal enthusiast to know which one), and in his spare time volunteered to show some of the officers his moves, which they found awesome and subsequently adopted him. Now, 20 years later, Seagal’s police adventures are being turned into a show on A&E called "Lawman."

To put this in a similar context, it’s like if Chuck Norris signed on to be an actual Texas Ranger. If I was a crackhead that was tackled to the ground by Steven Seagal, I would probably just dismiss the whole thing as some sort of really awesome trip, which only gets more awesome when after you get out on bail, you find yourself watching the entire episode unfold again on A&E.

The show trailer is below. It’s only NSFW because you’ll likely exclaim “What the ####?!” very loudly after you watch it.

And there is a video...

http://www.joblo.com/index.php?id=28221

[almaty 19]

Seagal also allegedly has ties to the Mafia. The Italain Mafia apparently wanted to finance several action movies in which Seagal was to star. When Seagal informed the mobsters that he didn't want to act in these action movies, the mobsters paid Seagal a visit during a shakedown in which Seagal was "petrified," and probably came close to crapping his pants (and understandibly so).

Seagal was eager to cover up his relationship with the mafia and hired disgraced Hollywood private investigator Anthony Pelicano to thwart an Los Angeles Times expose on his ties to the Mafia. A Los Angeles Times reporter, Anita Busch, found a dead fish with a rose in its mouth on her punctured windshield. A note found under the fish said, "STOP!" Alexander Proctor, an ex-con, told an informant that he'd been hired by Pelicano on behalf of Seagal. Seagal later denied any involvement in this incident when he testified at a trial on one of the mobsters in 2003.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

Screw that - I'm just glad someone with skillz is taking on the thugs

[almaty 19]

lol...i hope he does not run into mafia types..he sh!t himself