It stars Steven Seagal with a supporting cast of Eddie Griffin, Carmen Serano and Danny Trejo.

Vice cop Max Ballister receives a call he assumes to be from his informant, Gary Morrison.

Simon tracks Gary to a warehouse and uses electronic equipment to eavesdrop on his conversation, a meeting between the gangs.

When Gary returns home, Simon forces him to admit that Shaw is behind everything, including Max's murder.

Simon hands back the gun and leaves, earning Tucker's respect with his cool demeanor.

[1] Nathan Rabin of The Dissolve wrote, "Urban Justice is a sublimely ridiculous exercise in unintentional self-parody, a so-bad-it's-good romp highly recommended to Seagal fans and detractors alike.

[3] Ian Jane of DVD Talk rated it 3/5 stars and wrote that "the film is entertaining if you don't mind turning your brain off".

[1] David Johnson of DVD Verdict rated it 58/100 and wrote that the film has poor acting and fight scenes.