The tour-de-farce, breakneck-speedy adventure also included many allusions, puns and visual gags of other well-known Hitchcock films.Its story includes he events leading up to the nation""s split; the Civil War era; the period from the end of the Civil War to Lincoln""s assassination; he post-Civil War Reconstruction Era detailing the struggle over he control of Congress during Andrew Johnson""s presidency and actions of the Radical Republicans to enfranchise the freed slaves, and the rise of the KKK." Foley suspected that drugs were packed in coffee grounds, found at the warehouse.Although Bogomil was willing to help Foley, but only legally, to obtain a search warrant, he was ordered by his superior officer, Chief of Police Hubbard (Stephen Elliott), to escort Foley to the city limits and threaten him to never return, or face two charges of disturbing the peace.g., the Columbus Street red-light district, and other deviant lifestyles displayed in the film).He follows his own unconventional philosophy of justice using "excessive force," ruthless methods, and "the end justifies the means" principle without much regard for the rules and legal regulations of his profession.Spock was mostly concerned that their mission maintain and obey the Prime Directive - that they must not be seen nor heard, nor interfere with the developing, indigenous alien civilization.