This unedited footage, shot by Dallas-based producer Jim Ruddy, likely for Entertainment Tonight, features an interview with Willie Hardy, former Police Chief of Tyler, Texas (1979-1982). In 1979, while Hardy was Police Chief, he orchestrated the largest drug bust in East Texas, with over 100 people arrested, through the use of two undercover police, Creig Mathews and Kim Ramsey. Two years later, Mathews and Ramsey confessed to becoming addicted to drugs while undercover agents, as well as falsifying most of the information that led to the drug bust and subsequent convictions. All of the convictions were thrown out as a result, and Hardy was fired as police chief. In 1990, Kim Ramsey Wozencraft wrote the novel 'Rush' (later a film), which detailed her ordeal with drug addiction and falsification while working for Hardy. In this footage, Ruddy interviews Hardy about the undercover operation, the falsification of the information, his indictment and trial, what he believes the facts are, Kim Wozencraft's book, and being forced to leave his career as police chief. This video was shot the same year the film 'Rush' was released into theaters. It is an in-depth interview with Willie Hardy about the story from his perspective. Hardy now works in Tyler as a private detective.