After all this, McCoy gets the OK from the US government to hit Cota's fortress to rescue the captive agents and destroy a few things along the way. Furious, Chavez heads down to South America where he's greeted by some DEA agents who warn him to be careful since Cota is such a bad dude, and right away they're all captured by more of his men with Chavez being killed in a gas chamber while the rest are held hostage. Cota's in trouble then but since some of his rights were violated, the judge lets him out on $10 million bail which is "like pocket change" to him and goes back home- but not before sending some of his guys over to Chavez's house (while he and McCoy are out getting pizza) and killing his wife and brother.
The US Drug Enforcement Agency has been unsuccessful in bringing him down so McCoy with Major Bobby Chavez (Paul Perri) are called on to take him to America. He's been behind most of the cocaine brought into the US, produced by slave labor. This time, the Force's target is South American drug lord Ramon Cota (Billy Drago). Scott McCoy with a different "elite team" than before and working more on his own than with any of them.
(Its working subtitle was "Operation Stranglehold" but it's mostly gone without either outside of this appearance at the beginning.) This 1990 sequel to the 1986 movie from Cannon Films has Chuck Norris returning as Col.
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