c.o.p.: Cash Over People

When Officers Stoney Brooks, Robert Sinclair and Bruno Knight; Stoney, Spanky and Sleeper, joined the Boston Police Department, they swore to protect and serve the public, and to uphold the integrity of their badges. Soon after, to supplement their incomes, they developed a thrilling pastime by blackmailing suspects with incriminating evidence gathered at crime scenes. They created a new lifestyle and founded 'The Dixie Club'.

While watching sports, at halftime, they set the stage for entertainment and had the time of their lives. Communicating with throwaway cell phones, they first showered the suspect with blissful praises. When they were feeling elated, on the very same breath, they flipped the script quickly and shoved a possible life sentence down their throats, revealing what evidence they were in possession of. It had gotten so that they had more fun staging the hypes; rolling their five minutes dialogues on the suspect, than collecting the money.

Then Stoney had the audacity to want to be a writer. That's when things got out of hand.