INT, interview chair, Well dressed man in suit.
TITLE: William Fearsom, 4th circuit court Judge

                Narator
        Brick never was arrested for violent
        crimes.  When he did eventually run 
        afoul of the law it was over a drug 
        problem.
        
                William
        Well I first met Brick when he 
        was brought before me on drug 
        charges.  He was apprehended attempting to 
        buy Crack Cocaine from an undercover 
        officer.  Once in custody another 
        four ounces of cocaine was discovered 
        in his possession. 
        
                William
        By the time of his arrest, 
        Brick's crack problem had been in 
        the tabloids for months.  With that and 
        the evidence being so overwhelming, there 
        was no way that that any jury would be able 
        to find him not guilty.   
        
                William 
        The DA offered a plea bargain agreement
        that would let Brick avoid any jail 
        time.  Brick really convinced me 
        that he sincerely wanted to change.  
        
        so I approved the plea bargain.  In lieu 
        of jail time Brick did a series of Anti-
        Drug commercials and did a was admitted 
        to an intense drug treatment program at 
        Betty Ford.
        
SEVERE CLOSE UP: Stone Park Bench
        
        A raw egg is placed on the bench.
        
                V.O.
        This is your brain.
        
        BEAT  A brick is slammed down on the egg
        
                V.O.
        This is your brain on drugs.
        
Page of Credits:
        This public service announcement is 
        brought to you by SMACC, "Siblings Motivated 
        Against Crack Cocaine"  in 
        cooperation with POPEM, the "Partnership 
        Opposing Pills, Ecstasy, and Meth." 
        
INT interview chair:

                William
        After Brick cleaned up we became 
        really close friends and have 
        remained so to this day.
        
        
                William (Alternate)
        I really think that the exposure that
        brick got in these PSAs really helped 
        revive his career in the late '80s.