Code of the Streets

"What are you doing here, nigga?" "Young man, I've had a long day. I'm tired. But I'm not tired enough to ever let nobody call me that word."

- Mamba and Luke Cage

Code of the Streets is the second episode of the first season of the Netflix exclusive television series Luke Cage.

Synopsis
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Plot
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Cast
Main Cast:
 * Mike Colter as Luke Cage
 * Mahershala Ali as Cornell Stokes/Cottonmouth
 * Alfre Woodard as Mariah Dillard
 * Theo Rossi as Shades
 * Simone Missick as Misty Knight

Guest Stars:
 * Frank Whaley as Detective Rafael Scarfe
 * Frankie Faison as Henry Hunter/Pop
 * Rob Morgan as Turk Barrett
 * Ron Cephas Jones as Bobby Fish
 * Brian 'Sene' Marc as Wilfredo "Chico" Diaz Jr.
 * Darius Kaleb as Lonnie Wilson
 * Cassandra Freeman as Patricia Wilson
 * Jermel Howard as Shameek Smith
 * Warner Miller as Tone
 * Hugues Faustin as Dante Chapman
 * Steven Ted Beckler as Nate
 * Cedric Benjamin as Jamel Shabazz
 * Peyton Smith as Chauncey
 * Camrus Johnson as Torre
 * Alsharik Sejour as Mamba
 * Anthony Aroya as Victor
 * Elijah Boothe as Young Adult Cottonmouth
 * Edwin Freeman as Young Adult Pop
 * Unknown actor as Wilfredo "Fredo" Diaz Sr.
 * Faith Evans as herself
 * D-Nice as himself
 * Ann Marie Seall as Bartender (uncredited)
 * Lynn Marocola as FDNY Paramedic (uncredited)
 * Mohammed Hossain as Photographer (uncredited)
 * Nancy Cejari as Ckubgoer (uncredited)
 * Nicholas Marocola as FDNY Paramedic (uncredited)
 * Nora Sommerkamp as Clubgoer (uncredited)
 * Phil Oddo as Reporter (uncredited)

Locations

 * New York City, New York
 * Crispus Attucks Complex
 * Pop's Barber Shop
 * Genghis Connie's
 * Harlem's Paradise
 * Chicago, Illinois (mentioned)
 * Seagate Prison, Georgia (mentioned)
 * Savannah, Georgia (mentioned)
 * Switzerland (mentioned)
 * Turkey (mentioned)

Vehicles
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Organizations

 * New York City Police Department

Mentioned

 * Mama Mabel
 * Shameek Smith
 * Reva Connors
 * Domingo Colon
 * Bert Hunter
 * Candace Miller

Trivia

 * Code of the Street is the name of a song included in the album called  of the hip-pop duo.
 * Tone compares his shooting up of Pop's Barber Shop to the Candyland Massacre from .