In its place is a simple piece of paper telling him to call home - and his protective wife, Georgia.
Her suspicions only increase when Jake reveals that he doesn’t carry a driver’s license. From the very beginning, something doesn’t sit right with Benson. Jake seems completely taken aback by his arrest and insists that the officers have got it all wrong. Jake enthralls the precinct with stories about his time in the league, but even as he reminisces about his glory days, details slip through the cracks. Treat Williams lights up the screen, effortlessly breathing life into Jake Stanton, a charismatic and bravado filled character. Stanton is barrel-chested, tall, and broad.
Sports enthusiasts in the precinct are quick to whisper about Stanton – “20 years ago, he was king of New York” - who seems every bit the retired giant.
