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{{ | {{infobox mission | ||
|name=Riot | |||
|game=SA | |||
|for=[[Carl Johnson]] | |||
|location=[[Los Santos]] | |||
|reward=None | |||
|unlockedby=[[Grove 4 Life]] | |||
|unlocks=[[Los Desperados]] | |||
}} | |||
{{tocleft}} | |||
'''Riot''' is one of the last story missions in the [[GTA San Andreas]]. There no clear goal for this mission, but it acts as a playable cutscene, as CJ drives his brother [[Sweet Johnson|Sweet]] to his houe in [[Ganton]]. | |||
== Overview == | |||
The whole gang, including [[Cesar Vialpando|Cesar]], [[The Truth]], [[Kendl Johnson|Kendl]], [[Maccer]], Sweet, CJ and [[Madd Dogg]], in Dogg's living room, is tentatively watching [[Frank Tenpenny]]'s trial on T.V. The gang sits around, talking out loud their concerns and opinions, with CJ trying to silence them so that they can hear what's going on. Tenpenny had been charged for racketeering, corruption, narcotics, and sexual assault. His partner Pulaski is said to be in hiding. [[Jimmy Hernandez]], a victim of Tenpenny's wrath, adds up to the long list of charges against one of Los Santos finest. Everybody is sure that Tenpenny will serve a life sentence for everything he has done, but Cesar mentions that the justice system lets officers off easy. Speak of the devil, the gang becomes pissed when all charges against Tenpenny are dropped. | |||
It seems not only CJ and the others are disappointed in the way justice failed to be served, but they find out the whole of Los Santos is up in flames from the easy release of Tenpenny. Los Santos has become a very dangerous place now and the gang decides that they must shelter themselves for a whole wave of terror in the street. Being a leader of the [[Grove Street Families]], Sweet decide he too must do all he can to protect his loved ones by gathering up his gang. He asks CJ to drive him home amidst the chaos in the streets. | |||
== Script == | |||
'''CJ''': Hey, be quiet, be quiet. | |||
'''Maccer''': C'mon you bunch of wankers, this is unbearable! | |||
(''the others tell Maccer to shut up'') | |||
'''Reporter''': Officers Eddie Pulaski and Frank Tenpenny, both hard working members of a community policing unit, have been charged with racketeering, corruption, narcotics, and sexual assault. | |||
'''Kendl''': They brought it upon themselves. | |||
'''The Truth''': That bastard cost me my farm. And he hogged the bong. | |||
'''Reporter''': ...conspired to kill fellow officer Ralph Pendelbury who had threatened to turn state's evidence and who was then found shot dead in a supposedly unrelated gang incident... | |||
'''Sweet''': I'd say 20 years. | |||
'''Cesar''': Try 5 years. Cops always get off easy. | |||
'''Kendl''': Yeah, I heard that. | |||
'''Reporter''': ...retracted witness statements and now the disappearance of fellow officers Jimmy Hernandez, and Officer Pulaski himself, believed to be on the run. | |||
(''time passes by and it is the end of the trial, the news broadcasting the exiting of Tenpenny and the court'') | |||
'''Reporter''': Oh, wait, they're exiting the courtrom now! | |||
'''Kendl''': That bastard Pulaski will probably turn up dead, just like the rest of them. | |||
(''CJ tries to silence Kendl'') | |||
'''Attorney''': ...of the lack of evidence against my client, the district attorney's office has seen fit to drop all charges... | |||
'''Sweet''': What?! | |||
'''Kendl''': That's bullshit. | |||
'''The Truth''': You see? You can't trust the system, man! | |||
'''Reporter''': ...surprise decision is wholly unprecedented... | |||
'''Sweet''': Oh man, there just ain't no JUSTICE! | |||
'''Maccer''': I know, I've been arrest numerous times for totally naturally behavior! | |||
'''Reporter''': ...Los Santos will burn tonight! | |||
'''Sweet''': Ain't nobody gonna be rioting in my hood! | |||
'''Cesar''': I don't know about that holmes. Look. The whole city is going up. People are fucking pissed off about this. | |||
'''CJ''': People don't know what they want. We're all being used. | |||
'''The Truth''': You see, man? It's always the same, friend. Power systems corrupt everyone. | |||
'''Sweet''': Look, I say we go secure the hood, we ain't getting shit together so some idiot can burn it down. | |||
(''outside, CJ and Sweet are heading towards Sweet's Greenwood'') | |||
'''CJ''': Shit's real fucked up, man. | |||
'''Sweet''': Yeah, but we gonna handle this ourselves. | |||
(''on the way to Grove Street'') | |||
'''Sweet''': There ain't no justice, man. How does scum like Tenpenny stay on the streets? | |||
'''CJ''': Man, I dunno, just the way shit stacked I guess. | |||
'''Sweet''': Man, this is fucked up. We should take that bastard down ourselves. | |||
'''CJ''': And we will Sweet. | |||
(''on the way, Sweet asks about Maccer'') | |||
'''Sweet''': So who's the weird Brit? | |||
'''CJ''': What? Oh, Maccer! He got a little problem he can't control. | |||
'''Sweet''': What kind of problem? | |||
'''CJ''': He can't stop, you know, giving himself a little bit. | |||
'''Sweet''': What, you mean he likes to consult Professor Hans Jerkov? | |||
'''CJ''': Yeah, regularly. | |||
'''Sweet''': Spank the monkey. | |||
'''CJ''': Yeah! | |||
'''Sweet''': Take Palm-ela out? | |||
'''CJ''': Quit it! | |||
'''Sweet''': Burp the worm? | |||
'''CJ''': Enough, man! | |||
(''on the way, CJ and Sweet watch as rioting peds loot stores and set fire to buildings'') | |||
'''CJ''': Shit, look at this place, even old ladies robbing shit! | |||
'''Sweet''': I guess it's better than staying home and watching the shopping channel. | |||
'''CJ''': Yeah, go out there and get yourself a bargain! (''pause'') Shit, man, people real mad! Tenpenny responsible for ALL of this! As if the ghetto ain't wrecked enough! Come tomorrow, most of Centrals gonna have new TVs. | |||
'''Sweet''': Look at them, like angry kids or some shit! They just tearing up their own neighborhoods! Nothing good is gonna come of this. (''pause'') Everything's burning! Put your foot down! Man the ghetto's tearing itself apart. | |||
(''CJ and Sweet arrives at Sweet's house'') | |||
'''Sweet''': I'm gonna gather up some homies, and get the hood locked down. | |||
'''CJ''': You need anything, you give me a call. I'm gonna check out the city and see what I can see. | |||
'''Sweet''': You be careful out there, CJ. | |||
[[Category:Missions in GTA San Andreas]] | [[Category:Missions in GTA San Andreas]] | ||
Revision as of 12:59, 16 December 2008
| Riot | |
|---|---|
| Game | GTA San Andreas |
| For | Carl Johnson |
| Location | Los Santos |
| Reward | None |
| Unlocks | Los Desperados |
| Unlocked by | Grove 4 Life |
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Riot is one of the last story missions in the GTA San Andreas. There no clear goal for this mission, but it acts as a playable cutscene, as CJ drives his brother Sweet to his houe in Ganton.
Overview
The whole gang, including Cesar, The Truth, Kendl, Maccer, Sweet, CJ and Madd Dogg, in Dogg's living room, is tentatively watching Frank Tenpenny's trial on T.V. The gang sits around, talking out loud their concerns and opinions, with CJ trying to silence them so that they can hear what's going on. Tenpenny had been charged for racketeering, corruption, narcotics, and sexual assault. His partner Pulaski is said to be in hiding. Jimmy Hernandez, a victim of Tenpenny's wrath, adds up to the long list of charges against one of Los Santos finest. Everybody is sure that Tenpenny will serve a life sentence for everything he has done, but Cesar mentions that the justice system lets officers off easy. Speak of the devil, the gang becomes pissed when all charges against Tenpenny are dropped.
It seems not only CJ and the others are disappointed in the way justice failed to be served, but they find out the whole of Los Santos is up in flames from the easy release of Tenpenny. Los Santos has become a very dangerous place now and the gang decides that they must shelter themselves for a whole wave of terror in the street. Being a leader of the Grove Street Families, Sweet decide he too must do all he can to protect his loved ones by gathering up his gang. He asks CJ to drive him home amidst the chaos in the streets.
Script
CJ: Hey, be quiet, be quiet.
Maccer: C'mon you bunch of wankers, this is unbearable!
(the others tell Maccer to shut up)
Reporter: Officers Eddie Pulaski and Frank Tenpenny, both hard working members of a community policing unit, have been charged with racketeering, corruption, narcotics, and sexual assault.
Kendl: They brought it upon themselves.
The Truth: That bastard cost me my farm. And he hogged the bong.
Reporter: ...conspired to kill fellow officer Ralph Pendelbury who had threatened to turn state's evidence and who was then found shot dead in a supposedly unrelated gang incident...
Sweet: I'd say 20 years.
Cesar: Try 5 years. Cops always get off easy.
Kendl: Yeah, I heard that.
Reporter: ...retracted witness statements and now the disappearance of fellow officers Jimmy Hernandez, and Officer Pulaski himself, believed to be on the run.
(time passes by and it is the end of the trial, the news broadcasting the exiting of Tenpenny and the court)
Reporter: Oh, wait, they're exiting the courtrom now!
Kendl: That bastard Pulaski will probably turn up dead, just like the rest of them.
(CJ tries to silence Kendl)
Attorney: ...of the lack of evidence against my client, the district attorney's office has seen fit to drop all charges...
Sweet: What?!
Kendl: That's bullshit.
The Truth: You see? You can't trust the system, man!
Reporter: ...surprise decision is wholly unprecedented...
Sweet: Oh man, there just ain't no JUSTICE!
Maccer: I know, I've been arrest numerous times for totally naturally behavior!
Reporter: ...Los Santos will burn tonight!
Sweet: Ain't nobody gonna be rioting in my hood!
Cesar: I don't know about that holmes. Look. The whole city is going up. People are fucking pissed off about this.
CJ: People don't know what they want. We're all being used.
The Truth: You see, man? It's always the same, friend. Power systems corrupt everyone.
Sweet: Look, I say we go secure the hood, we ain't getting shit together so some idiot can burn it down.
(outside, CJ and Sweet are heading towards Sweet's Greenwood)
CJ: Shit's real fucked up, man.
Sweet: Yeah, but we gonna handle this ourselves.
(on the way to Grove Street)
Sweet: There ain't no justice, man. How does scum like Tenpenny stay on the streets?
CJ: Man, I dunno, just the way shit stacked I guess.
Sweet: Man, this is fucked up. We should take that bastard down ourselves.
CJ: And we will Sweet.
(on the way, Sweet asks about Maccer)
Sweet: So who's the weird Brit?
CJ: What? Oh, Maccer! He got a little problem he can't control.
Sweet: What kind of problem?
CJ: He can't stop, you know, giving himself a little bit.
Sweet: What, you mean he likes to consult Professor Hans Jerkov?
CJ: Yeah, regularly.
Sweet: Spank the monkey.
CJ: Yeah!
Sweet: Take Palm-ela out?
CJ: Quit it!
Sweet: Burp the worm?
CJ: Enough, man!
(on the way, CJ and Sweet watch as rioting peds loot stores and set fire to buildings)
CJ: Shit, look at this place, even old ladies robbing shit!
Sweet: I guess it's better than staying home and watching the shopping channel.
CJ: Yeah, go out there and get yourself a bargain! (pause) Shit, man, people real mad! Tenpenny responsible for ALL of this! As if the ghetto ain't wrecked enough! Come tomorrow, most of Centrals gonna have new TVs.
Sweet: Look at them, like angry kids or some shit! They just tearing up their own neighborhoods! Nothing good is gonna come of this. (pause) Everything's burning! Put your foot down! Man the ghetto's tearing itself apart.
(CJ and Sweet arrives at Sweet's house)
Sweet: I'm gonna gather up some homies, and get the hood locked down.
CJ: You need anything, you give me a call. I'm gonna check out the city and see what I can see.
Sweet: You be careful out there, CJ.