Sergeant

A police sergeant enforces razor-tight security outside George Washington Hospital as Secret Service clamps down post-assassination attempt. Ron Butterfield snaps orders—back the corner crowd another 200 feet, cuff resisters to parking meters—and the sergeant executes, forging an iron perimeter that shields the President from prying eyes and potential threats. Thrust into the chaos of national crisis, he bridges local law enforcement with federal protectors, his compliance steadying the volatile street standoff where every foot counts against unfolding peril.