Assault on Precinct 13

In the heart of South-Central Los Angeles, the gang known as Street Thunder orchestrates a daring theft. They manage to secure a significant cache of assault rifles and pistols, setting the stage for impending violence.

At 3:00 AM on a Saturday, heavily armed LAPD officers ambush the gang during their heist. The ambush results in the deaths of six gang members, igniting a fierce blood oath of revenge from the gang's warlords.

Lieutenant Ethan Bishop, a newly promoted highway patrol officer, is assigned to oversee the decommissioned Anderson precinct. As the precinct prepares to close, the remaining staff includes Sergeant Chaney and two secretaries.

A prison bus led by Starker arrives at the precinct seeking medical assistance for an inmate, Napoleon Wilson, and his fellow prisoners. Tensions rise as the gang seeks vengeance across the city.

The gang's unstoppable rampage results in the tragic death of a little girl named Kathy, shot in a violent encounter. The grief-stricken father, Lawson, vows revenge against the gang member responsible for his daughter's death.

Fueled by grief and rage, Lawson confronts the warlord who killed Kathy and takes matters into his own hands. However, in a state of shock, Lawson rushes into the precinct without being able to express the horror he just witnessed.

Following the chaos, the gang attacks the precinct with overwhelming firepower. The assault results in the deaths of key personnel, including Chaney and several law enforcement officers.

Amidst the chaos, Bishop displays quick thinking by freeing Wilson from Starker’s body. He secures Wilson and Wells back in their cells as the gang prepares for a second wave of assault.

As the gang attacks again, Bishop sends Leigh to assist with releasing the prisoners. A desperate defense ensues, resulting in the tragic losses of Julie and Leigh sustaining a gunshot wound.

Wells is chosen for a perilous escape through the sewer line, hoping to find help. Unfortunately, he meets a grim fate when a gang member ambushes him, eliminating any hope of assistance.

Desperate for reinforcement, police officers responding to the gunfire discover a gruesome scene, prompting an urgent call for backup. Their discovery raises the stakes for all involved.

With danger looming, Bishop, Wilson, Leigh, and Lawson find refuge in the precinct's basement. They brace themselves for the impending assault, using a metal sign as makeshift protection.

In a desperate attempt to turn the tide, Bishop shoots an acetylene gas tank, causing a devastating explosion in the hallway. This bold move decimates many of the gang members trying to breach their defenses.

When the police finally arrive to secure the precinct, only a few remain standing: Bishop, Leigh, Wilson, and Lawson. The losses are profound, and the impact of the night’s chaos is palpable.

In the aftermath, Lawson is taken on a stretcher while another is prepared for Leigh. In a poignant moment, Bishop intervenes when an officer attempts to handcuff Wilson, inviting him to exit the station with him.