Street Justice

Facts:
Set in an unamed Pacific Northwest city.

"The series revolves around Detective Adam Beaudreaux and martial arts expert Gray Jamieson who joins forces to bring justice back to the streets-Beaudreaux by the rules of the law and Grady by the law of the streets. Weathers, stars as Adam Beaudreaux, a Special Forces Vietnam veteran who now serves as an urban plain clothes police detective. He has spent the last 20 years searching for Grady Jamieson, the young boy who saved his life in the trenches of Southeast Asia. Genesse, stars as Grady Jamieson, the American born son of missionaries killed by the Viet Cong during the war.

After more than 20 years, Beaudreaux and Grady, now in his late 20's, are reunited and must depend on each other's skills and talents in order to survive--and bring justice to the streets.

> The series also stars Charlene Fernetz as Malloy and Marcus Chong as Miguel Mendez. Malloy, who runs a bar by the same name (with Beaudreaux as her partner) is the daughter of Dennis Malloy, Beaudreaux's best friend and a former police partner who was killed in the line of duty. Before Dennis dies, Beaudreaux gave him his word that he would look after Malloy. Miguel Mendez is a streetwise former gang member who is working with Beaudreaux to break the cycle of senseless inner city violence and despair."
From the Media Kit

"Carl Weathers, best known as the Appollo Creed character in the Rocky movies, stars in this series as a cop with muscles and morals. Bryan (The Bold and the Beautiful) Genesse is his sidekick. Literally. The young man is a martial arts expert. Charlene Fernetz and Leam Blackwood round out the regulars.

Because of the stars' athleticism, the main action sequences are unusually good, and there's greater ethnic diversity than on most shows."
From People Weekly, Nov 4, 1991

Credited cast overview:
Carl Weathers-Sgt. Adam Beaudreaux
Bryan Genesse-Grady Jamieson
Charlene Fernetz-Malloy
Marcus Chong-Miguel Mendez
Eric McCormack-Eric Rothman (1991-1992)
Leam Blackwood-Lt. Charlie Pine
Janne Mortil-Kelsey
Ken Tremblett-Det. Paul Schuham (1991-1992)

Directed by René Bonnière & David Winning
Produced by Stephen J. Cannell, Ann Donahue, Jonathan Glassner, John Smith (V)
Original music by Lawrence Shragge
Cinematography by Brenton Spencer
Casting Lucy Cavallo, Carol Kelsay
Costume Design by Christopher Ryan (II)
Other crew Bryan Genesse-martial arts choreographer
Daryl B. Kell-music editor
Production Companies Stephen J. Cannell Productions
Country: Canada / USA