Alonzo is a fictional character from the 2001 police drama film Training Day.
Alonzo has taken Jake to Roger's. They sit and talk as they have a drink.
Jake arrives at the diner to meet Alonzo. When Jake turns down Alonzo's offer...
Jake does not go along with Alonzo's scenario of what went down at Roger's. H...
A gun fight erupts in Alonzo's home. When Alonzo tries to escape, Jake shoots...
After Jake wakes up and sees his wife and daughter, he begins getting ready f...
Jake sees a man attacking a woman in an alley. He runs into the alley and is ...
Everyone storms Roger's house and holds him at gunpoint. They take Roger's mo...
Jake isn't buying into Alonzo's way of doing police business. He still refuse...
On their next stop, Jake asks a wheelchair-ridden drug dealer for some crack....
Surrounded by the entire neighborhood, Alonzo desperately tries to coax someo...
Alonzo and Jake cross the street and get into Alonzo's car.
Alonzo and Jake start to drive around town. Alonzo tells Jake that he has onl...
As he looks out of the window, Jake sees a man attacking a woman in an alley....
Paul express concern over the problem Alonzo has with the Russians and his ga...
Jake wants to take the perpetrators in. Alonzo offers an alternative. Jake re...
Jake arrives at the diner to meet Alonzo. When Jake turns down Alonzo's offer...
Alonzo picks one of the rapists up, throws him against the fence and puts a k...
Paul wants to know why Jake is participating in the operation. He warns Jake.
After questioning Blue and getting a name out of him, Alonzo and Jake locate ...
Everyone storms Roger's house and holds him at gunpoint. They take Roger's mo...
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