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zcops SEA KNIGHTS

By Dan 1966

(c) Zootopia 2016. Walt Disney Animated Studios (c) COPS (on-going television series)

For Fandom enjoyment only. No monitary gain expected nor desired. All rights respected.

Forewords: Another script for a "COPS" episode filmed in Zootopia. This time the cameras follow the ZPD's water borne members of the Sea Knights Precinct who maintain the law on the water ways and respond to emergencies like boaters in trouble, attempted suicides, Water way enforcement and drug interdiction.

Part 1

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Zootopia TV station LOGO

Opening ZCOPS "Sea Knights" based title video with end narration: ZCOPS is filmed on location with the mammals of law enforcement. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

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Scene Location: ZPD Special Police Water-Craft Squadron Precinct 5 SPWCS5 based at Harbor Street, North Savanna Central.

Scene Description: The view starts out with an overhead view of Precinct 5 and the line of docked police boats. The Precinct has ten boats total (Seven in the water and three in maintenance rotation) The camera then comes down to focus on two mammals coming out of their car and pulling their bags of gear from the trunk as they arrive for the day shift. Both of them are otters.

Officer One: Boxy Beumark (5 years in the ZPD)

Officer Two: Keith Kullcutter (6 years in the ZPD)

The camera follows the otters as they enter the main precinct house and greet other members. They then enter a locker room to change.

Boxy: (voice) I'm Boxy Beumark. I've been with the ZPD for 5 years now and with Special Boats going on two. Myself and Officer Kullcutter specialize in underwater work. Inspection, rescue and when things get bad? Recovery.

Keith: (In the locker room speaking to the camera) Most of the mammals who work special boat are water oriented types...Otters, Seals, Polar Bears, sea birds. We even have electric eels for those times when you need to subdue someone who thinks it's smart to take us on in the water and get real stupid.

Boxy: Oh...like that inebriated hippo last week?

Keith: Yeah....this intoxicated Hippo got lippy because his boat wasn't up to code so he thought he could get belligerent, throw some of our guys overboard and then he jumped into the water and tried to swim away. Officer Shrader who's an electric eeel, nailed him right in the butt, seven amps and zzzzzzzz....good thing Hippos float well.

Scene: Keith and Boxy walk into the "Tackle Box" (bull pen) for the morning meeting where both water borne and land born mammals are "shooting the snoot" Keith hops into his chair next to Officer Sunny Noco, a California Harbor Seal.

Keith: Morning "Snow Cone"

Officer Noco: Hey! Did you get that text about the Salmon prices at Fin-sters?

Keith: That's pretty awesome! A dollar fifty a pound? They must be having a good run this season?

Officer Noco: I got a big one and dipped it in that sea based marinade sauce you get from Pa-choe-keys in Tundra Town? Oooooo....I was melting Keith, I swear....delicious raw marinaded fish is the bomb with that sauce.

Keith: (To the camera) Guys like "Snow Cone" do more deep diving work? They handle the mammals we can't pull out or recover depending on the call? The Seals also go after "deep packs" you know....bags of narcotics the pushers think they can hide deep?

Scene: The Chief of Special boats walks into the "Tackle Box". Chief Brunty is a Polar Bear from Tundra Town. Polar Bears also being numerous in special boat because they too are excellent in the water.

Chief Brunty: Morning Knights!

The officers in the room grunt back: ROO! ROO! ROO! KABANG!

Chief Brunty: Pass down from the night crew. Pretty quiet except for a small bust in the inner-ways near Kapok Cove. Boat Two during a surprise worthiness inspection snagged a fourty footer carrying 200 pounds of Khat with two apprehended and processed for possession with attempt to distribute. Everyone praise night crew...

The officers in the room grunt back: ROO! ROO! ROO! ROO! ROO! ROO! KABANG!

Brunty: First on the list? Can anyone tell me what happens this morning? Sinjin?

Sinjin: (Asian Sea Crane) Yes Sir. Today is high school graduation day.

Brunty: Yes...today is senior graduation which means party boats all over the place. Same drill as every year....check registrations, seaworthiness, safety items and who's drinking and not drinking. If there's any underage'rs on the boat? Run the breath test. Anything but illegal intoxication? First they get a warning, next a citation, last they get the sea-boot and depending on the offense? The chill locker. There must be no less than two Mammals who are not under the influence.

Brunty: Second item on the list? Twenty random boat checks for the standard stuff. Violations get tickets. If you run the registration and they have priors? Impounding or the chill locker.

Brunty: Last item. The folders on your desks are description marks for haulers and pushers. Sinjin? Sky high? Breezer? Dash? (All Asian Sea Cranes) You're our eyes on top today so keep your eyes out and call as you see em.

Brunty: Operational boats today are 2....3....5....6.....7....8.....and 9. Assigned patrol areas are laid out. Let's keep it safe on the water today and be absolutely professional. Good day today everyone....dismissed.

Scene: We see the officers making their way to their assigned boats. The ZPD special boats are built by SAFE craft of the Rain Forest District and are modeled after the US Navy Mark VI Patrol boat. The camera follows the crew of Special Boat number 6.

Boxy (Otter)

Keith (Otter)

Snow Cone (Sea Lion)

Officer Mikado (Sea lion)

Officer Jimmy Kendrich (Polar Bear) Master pilot

Officer Bill Quill (Polar Bear) Navigator/Radar

Officer Randy Sabel (Wolf) deck gunner

Officer Gregory Blitzard (Polar Bear) Engineer

Scene: The crew of number 5 climbs aboard with the camera following Jim Kendrich into the pilot cabin.

Kendrich: (Voice) I'm Jim Kendrich from Tundra Town, I've been with ZPD for nine years and Special Boats for six. My current crew of officers has been with me now for two years but some of us have been with Speck-boats for years.

Kendrich: (From the cockpit) This is my seat. The Radar/Navigator sits next to me. The engineer sits behind us monitoring the engine board. These boats are real beasts just power wise, we have a pair of "Jaguars" with a total of 9,000 Horse Power, engines not the real cats, which can push this baby at full throttle to 160 knots but you don't go that fast unless it's a dire emergency.

Scene: Kendrich runs through the start procedure and soon the two big engines whine up with the sound of a jet....

Kendrich: Doesn't that sound beautiful? The Mark VI is a very agile boat, very forgiving to the operator. It can turn 360 on a Zootopian silver piece and there's nothing on the water right now that could outrun it successfully, Best thing about the Mark VI is that it has good fuel to distance legs even at high speed so you're not going to get away from her easily.

Scene: We see Kendrich work the throttles then we watch from the outside as the Mark VI pulls from its' dock to join the other boats as they slowly make their way down the channel in a line and out to where they'll split up and run to their assigned locations for patrol. The camera comes into focus on the bow gunner for number 5, Officer Randy Sabel (Timber Wolf)

Sabel: I'm Officer Randy Sabel. I've only been with "Speck-boats" for a year but I've been with the ZPD going on six years now. I transferred here from Tundra Town SWAT because I'm proficient with firearms maintenance and large caliber weapons are my specialty.

Scene: Sabel is showing off the bow gun, the Mark III "Zastubrah" Multi-Purpose ordinance deploying cannon.

Sabel: This is the Mark III "Nasty Zasty" it's a 60 millimeter gun. You can see here the box feeder line that runs down to the amo box under the deck. This weapon responds to voice command so I can tell it to load any type of round I need. It's a non-lethal weapon, it's not designed to kill or hurt Mammals on purpose but it can make your day really suck. The "Zasty" can fire net rounds or smoke and chemical agents or rounds to destroy engines or rounds to rip hulls to shreds. You certainly don't want to be on the angry end of this weapon. On the back of the boat we have your standard M-60 machine gun which usually does enough to get your attention and compliance. Normally one or the other will be manned if we have to stop a boat suspected of some serious offense.

Scene: The camera goes to the back of the boat where the two sea lions and the two otters are working to put equipment vests and body cams on the Seals...

Mikado: (Sea Lion) I'm officer Mikado. I've been with the ZPD for four years. Obviously myself and Snow Cone are a little limb limited so we're not armed. Even trying to work arming rigs to our equipment vests would be a problem in restricted mobility. Our jobs are rescue, recovery, inspection and seizure. A lot of drug pushers and movers will try to hide their stuff in deep water with a flag tether that looks like trash or a floating coke can or something like that thinking the PD can't dive that deep. It's also not smart to try and take us on in the water? If you've ever been hit by a Mack truck then you get the idea what one of us booking through the water at 20 knots can do to you....say nothing of getting a nice bite in the butt from our teeth.

Snow Cone: (Sea Lion) Ever seen a tiger fly out of the water? Tigers can swim pretty good for cats except when they get launched when you hit them doing vertical at around 20 or 25 knots. I did that to one and Mikado and myself played catch with the guy till he surrendered. Did I say I worked the circus before I became a cop?

Scene: We see Boat number 5 doing a medium speed run over the waterway.

Mikado: (voice) You worked as a prostitute before you became a cop.

ZCOPS title flash

Snow Cone: (voice) No salmon for you tonight wise ass. (Fade to Black)

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ZCOPS Logo

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Scene Location: The South Savanna coasts Time: Late Morning

Scene: We have a front on view of boat number 7 nicknamed "Lucky Strike" on the pilot house.

Voice of the Pilot/master Officer Semmi Otono (African Lion) : I'm Officer Otono, I've been with ZPD for eight years and special boats for six. Number Seven's been my boat since I started out as the deck gunner.

Semmi Otono: (At the controls) Today we're plying the waters along the South Coast between Savanna Central and Savanna Square. This is where most of the graduating seniors will be out having boat parties, of course every year want to let them have their fun but safety's the big thing here....we don't want someone's son or daughter to leave school and the home life behind only to cut their life short because things went crazy. Out here on the water....you can get yourself in a mess real quick.

Semmi Otono: (At the controls) So we have two polar bears. Vince Lock who's my Navigator. Back behind us is Bergsby our engineer. We have two otters, two harbor seals and the front gunner is a wolf. That's the standard compliment with all our boats.

Scene: The camera is above the Seven as it approaches a boat anchored and floating with mammals obviously partying around the deck.

Semmi Otono: (At the controls) Here we go. Not an hour past graduation and already we got one of the big party boats out here. I'm going to hit the PA system and call them..."Zootopia registry ZT-0273-AH this is ZPD number seven coming along side for a mandatory inspection. Boat master show yourself?

Scene: A Gray wolf shows himself and waves with a smaller wolf waving his arms and jumping around to the music in front of the larger one.

Cameo: It's Will and Alex from the Harmarist comics.

Scene: The crew of the Lucky Seven tie up to the large party boat, a 50 foot cabin cruiser, and Semmi comes out to talk to Will Gray.

Semmi Otono: Congratulations on graduation. Officer Otono, ZPD Special Boat Squadron.

Will Gray: Will Gray. Thank you Sir.

Semmi Otono: So who's Mastering besides you?

Scene: Will gestures to a Hippo.

Will Gray: This is Marty McTon

Semmi Otono: You two are not drinking right?

Will Gray: No Sir.

Scene: Officer Vince Lock tests both Will and Marty and find them good.

Semmi Otono: You have anyone underage on board?

Will Gray: Just my little brother. This is Alex.

Scene: Officer Lock tests Alex. Finds him good.

Semmi Otono: So far things here look square. We're counting the number of Mammals to get a weight average to see if the boat can safely support all of them. We're checking the safety equipment, the vessel title, Will's mastering license. The only thing we'll recommend is that because everyone who's of age to consume spirits is on board, they should at least wear a flotation device and not jump around too much. It's way to easy to get intoxicated and tumble off the boat. For some mammals it could quickly get them in big trouble.

Semmi Otono: (To Will) Everything checks out great Will. Here's an emergency card to call the ZPD directly in case you get into trouble. All of you have a good time and congratulations on finishing school. Keep it safe ok?

Will Gray: We sure will Sir.

Scene: We see Lucky Seven separate from the party boat and get underway again.

Semmi Otono: I like that kind of interaction. That wolf had some nice manors.

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Semmi Otono: the boat's in good order, hopefully the rest of graduation day will go the same way.

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ZCOPS logo with sound of boat siren

Scene Location: Canal District/Meadow lands waterway Time: Late Morning Boat number 2 responding to a jumper report

Scene: We see number 2 screaming over the water at full throttle with a heavy white frothy wake behind it with the siren screaming and the lights flashing.

Boat Master/Pilot: Officer Lou Ivon (Polar Bear) Lou Ivon, I've been an officer for eight years, speck-boats for four. We just got a call of a jumper off the Luna Lanes Bridge. That's about a 90 foot drop into the channel and at that height where the water isn't that deep...you're going to hit the bottom. The report is that it was an antelope who just stopped their car on the bridge center and launched themselves over the side.

Scene: Number 2 cruises to a stand still under the bridge as the two seals go overboard and the otters pull out the boat's emergency medical gear.

Officer Ivon to Officer Mike Saxbey (Polar bear) : I'll be surprised if the neck or the legs didn't get broken on impact. Damn....why do we see so many of these around this month?

Mike Saxbey: Usually, and we don't get shocked about it, it's Lemmings. They have been trying to solve the Lemming suicide problem for years. Sometimes we get a call and you have a hundred or so of the little guys following each other off cliffs, bridges....something triggers them to want to take themselves out and we just can't figure out why.

Officer Ivon: Right now we have two harbor seals, Officers Kerrick and Polick down below looking for the antelope. We're at the golden fifteen here, we have fifteen minutes to get the poor thing on deck or this can turn into a carcass recovery.

Scene: The two Seals break the surface with the antelope clipped to their vests and swim to the back diving platform. Saxby and Ivon snatch the antelope and drag him onboard. Where the two otter officers go to work.

Officer Gino Culp (Otter) Putting in the inabater line down the throat. Gonna get the water out of the lungs. We got a weak pulse.

Officer Denis Wilson (Otter) Left hip's broke. Probably smacked the bottom when he went in...Lou?! I need the air girdle?

Scene: Boat 2 starts up and races up the channel to the nearest landing dock. Wilson and Ivon strap an air restraint girdle around the Gazelle's lower body while Culp starts getting water out of the lungs.

Officer Culp: Come on Gazelle.....come on.....don't give up yet dude! Cough! Cough dude!

Scene: The Gazelle coughs and throws up water.

Officer Culp: Come on.....breath....there you go.

Officer Wilson: (To camera) The air girdle will hold his broken hip still and keep pressure around his mid and calf just in case we have internal bleeding. We still have a pulse and he's at least breathing shallow. We're going to need a stiff board when we pull up.

Scene: Boat 2 pulls up to a dock where two medical gazelle stand waiting.

Officer Ivon: We need a stiff board!

Scene: Ivon takes the board and quickly he and Officer Saxbey strap the gazelle to it.

Officer Ivon: Sax? Grab the other side.

Scene: Sax and Ivon get ready to dead weight the Gazelle.

Officer Ivon: On three....one.....two.......three!

Scene: Ivon and Saxbey muscle the Gazelle off the boat and into the ambulance. Ivon put a paw on the shoulder of one of the medical Gazzele.

Officer Ivon: Weak pulse. Shallow breathing. Broken left hip.

Scene: The ambulance pulls away as the crew gets back onto number two.

Officer Ivon: That was good. We got there fast, the seals worked quick and we got the poor guy up within the "golden 15" chances are? he'll live.

Scene: Ivon pulls out two big Salmon from a cooler box and throws them to the Seals.

Officer Ivon: Since these guys live in the water? They take most of their pay in fish and they're pretty happy to take these "nice awards" for good work. Hopefully that Gazelle will pull through because he was pretty messed up below the stomach.

Fade into ZCOPS logo

Officer Ivon: Suicide's just an ever constant demon we have to fight even in a great place like Zootopia.

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ZCOPS logo

Scene Location: Canal District/Meadow lands waterway Time: Mid-day Boat number 9 doing spot inspection check on 200 foot cargo ship off Tundra Town.

Scene: Officer John Hurdle (White Tiger) is on the bridge of cargo ship "TS Pack Mule" is reviewing record books and logs.

John Hurdle: Officer John Hurdle, been a police officer for ten years and in special boats for six. What we're doing is a surprise sea worthiness inspection and cargo manifest check. Make sure they're carrying what their manifest records claim and that the ship is is good order.

Scene: Hurdle turns to the ship's master, (a Silver back gorilla) and points out something in the book.

John Hurdle: So it says here that three years ago you had a problem with the rudder centering bearing box? That it was binding up frequently? Well the ship pulled in for maintenance and upkeep twice in the three year period and there's no record of the problem being addressed.

Ship's Captain: Myself? I only took Master of this vessel a year ago.

John Hurdle: I know that Sir? But every Master is required to review his red flag book when the notations have the "attention" block checked, which it was.

Ship's Captain: It's possible they fixed it and didn't give the ship any copies?

John Hurdle: See...if the centering box is still acting up? Have you received any reports from the engine crew about it?

Ship's captain: Not a word Sir.

John Hurdle: If the centering box binds up while you're trying to turn the ship and you're in port? You'll have a run-a-way vessel with the turn qualities of a drunk elephant and....that's not good. Have you got WiFi aboard?

Ship's Captain: Yes we do.

John Hurdle: Contact the owner and ask them if they have an updated maintenance record for the centering box? If not? You'll have to restrict your rudder swing, lengthen your turns and get a tug boat to pull you into port instead of cruising in. I'm not going to cite you right now but this has to be clarified before you try going underway from your next port.

Ship's captain: Alright.

Scene: A wolf officer enters the bridge.

Officer Sandy raider: Boss? The manifest checks out but they're using the old duck bill cargo fastening chain locks. Those things were re-called a decade ago because they can jolt loose in rough weather. We found 38 of them already sprung.

John Hurdle: That changes things. Captain? I'm afraid I have to write a citation against the vessel owner and order you that you follow us to the closest port of docking. You can not be allowed to progress with bad securing clamps because up here the weather can change from calm to mad in minutes and if your cargo starts getting thrown around because of bad securing devices? You and your crew are the one's in trouble.

Captain: The citation's against me?

John Hurdle: Partially you because the responsibility for cargo security and ship's safety is on you but also on the owner because they have to furnish you with the right equipment. This ship shouldn't have left without the maintenance records being squared away and it shouldn't have left at all with bad clamping gear.

Scene: The camera shows the 9 boat from the front with the cargo ship following behind it.

John Hurdle: That's bad for the owner. When you count the amount of fines from the citation, the fuel they spent getting out this far and the incidentals like transport costs and things....the owners going to be out some pretty Zootopian silver, that's what you get when the dots and jots aren't done before you set sail.

Fade into ZCOPS logo

John Hurdle: Better we catch them though before they get a serious mishap that really bites their butt wallet.

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ZCOPS logo

Scene Location: Canal District/Meadow lands waterway Time: early afternoon Scene Location: The South Savanna coasts Boat Seven "Lucky Strike"

Scene: The Lucky Strike is moving fast but without the lights going.

Voice of the Pilot/master Officer Semmi Otono (African Lion) : We just got a call from our "eyes high" one of our crane officers flying over South Savanna and he just saw a "smooth hull" sport job with two individuals in it almost do a bow to bow with another boat and they are hauling and cutting up where they shouldn't be.

Scene: Officer Kyle Snickers (Wolf) pokes his head into the pilot house.

Snickers: Odie? You want me on the bow gun?

Officer Semmi Otono: Yes. Load a steel slug into the Mark III if we need to blow the engines apart. "Eyes High" says they're acting reckless.

Scene: We watch Snickers move to the bow gun.

Snickers: Gun....load steel slug!

Scene: We hear the gun's breach cycle and lock a steel slug round into the chamber.

Snickers: (On the radio) Mark III, one steel slug round in the chamber, gun's hot.

Officer Semmi Otono: (On the radio) Gun's hot aye.

Snickers: There they are....I really don't want to hit their engines with a slug round to stop them. You hit an outboard with a high velocity shell and there's worries about fragmentation. Problem is? This doesn't look like a prop job so the only way to really disable it is to hit the engine block.

Officer Semmi Otono: (On the radio) WATER CRAFT AHEAD! THIS IS THE ZOOTOPIA POLICE SPECIAL BOAT NUMBER 7! STOP AT ONCE AND HEEL NOW!

Scene: The boat continues to move ahead of "Lucky Strike"

Officer Semmi Otono: (On the radio) WATER CRAFT AHEAD! THIS IS THE ZOOTOPIA POLICE SPECIAL BOAT NUMBER 7! STOP RIGHT NOW AND SECURE YOUR ENGINES! WE WILL NOT WARN YOU AGAIN!

Scene: The boat slows down and comes to a stop as "Lucky Strike" slowly approaches. The two occupants stand up in the driver and passenger seat and Snickers shakes his head...

Snickers: (Radio) Are you kidding me? Officer Semmi Otono: What is it Snick?

Snickers: They're cubs.

Scene: The "Lucky Strike" drifts next to the boat and Officer's Otano and Vince Lock climb aboard the civilian speed boat.

Officer Semmi Otono: Do you two know why we stopped you? How old are you?

Cameos: Keralu and Ninji Mauldi (gray colored lion cubs) from Kimba's new adventures.

Keralu: I'm fifteen and my brother's the same.

Officer Semmi Otono: Let's try it again before I bust your butt. What's your age?

Keralu: Thirteen.

Officer Semmi Otono: Who's boat is this?

Ninji: Our Dad's

Officer Lock: Give me the key's Milk drinker.

Keralu: You can....

Scene: Ninji punches Keralu in the shoulder.

Ninji: Shut up dufus! It was "his" idea Officer! He took the boat!

Keralu: Little snitch!

Scene: Keralu and Ninji start scratch fighting each other and the officers pull them apart.

Lock: Stop it or we'll cuff the both of you!

Officer Semmi Otono: What's your father's phone number?

Keralu: Don't call our Dad?! Please?! He'll rip our tails off!

Officer Semmi Otono: You'll be in jail if you don't! You cubs are facing multiple infractions now what's the number?

Ninji: 109-884-2136. I told you not to take the boat stupid!

Keralu: Little creep!

Scene: Officer lock puts Keralu on his stomach and cuffs him.

Lock: Doesn't feel good does it? Just calm your coals kid.

Officer Semmi Otono: (On the phone) Hello? Mister Maudi? Say....do you know where your cubs are right now? This is Officer Otono of the ZPD. Well your cubs right now are on your boat south of the Saharra's and we have them in custody. They were "wild driving" it and Ninji here insist Keralu took the boat. Well...we have to impound the boat and hold the cubs at the station till you come pick them up. Yes.....the impound will cost. You want Keralu to spend all night in a cell? Process him? Seriously? And spank Ninji? Well Sir....we can't do the spanking. Oh kay so you'll murder "him" when you get to the station house? Ok Sir....we'll see you when you show up.

Officer Semmi Otono: (To Lock) Process the older brother as an adult, the younger one as a juvenile.

Keralu: I don't wanna go to jail!

Officer Semmi Otono: You should have though about that when you decided to take the boat son. Officer Lock? Read Keralu his rights, he's under arrest for hazarding a water craft and other counts once we're done investigating this.

Scene: The officers put Keralu and Ninji on the "Lucky Strike" and tie a tow rope to their boat. Ninji sits in the pilot house in a chair while Keralu sits hand cuffed and child seated on the floor...

Ninji: I told you not to take the boat!

Keralu: You're such a suck up to father!

Officer Lock: You both lucky you didn't cause any serious damages or worse killed any mammals or yourselves. A boat is nothing too fool around with out here.

Fade into ZCOPS logo

Officer Lock: We have more important work to do than stop to peel dead lion cubs off of crashed boats.

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end of part 1