WITNESS by Earl W. Wallace William Kelley Pamela - Screenplay.com

SAMUEL
As he stares out the narrow crack. A beat, then he closes the
stall door.
ANGLE IN STALL
Samuel tries to make the latch work, but it's warped and won't
fall closed.
BLACK MAN
As he checks the notebook before placing it in his pocket. His
partner is covering the door, an automatic in his hand.
The black man makes for the exit, then on second thought, glances
at the row of stalls.
HIS POV – STALLS
All quiet, but...
BACK TO SCENE
The black man whips out a SR caliber revolver, and, starting at
the near end, starts pushing open the stall doors.
ANGLE IN SAM'S STALL
As the black man approaches, Samuel working desperately on the
latch. At the last minute he finally wedges it in.
BLACK MAN
He elbows Samuel's stall... the door won't open.
ANGLE IN SAM'S STALL
Fighting back panic, Samuel has retreated as far as he can.
BLACK MAN
As he gives the door a kick. It holds. He swears under his breath.
ANGLE IN SAM'S STALL
In desperation, Samuel does the only thing he can think of... he
slips under the partition into the neighboring stall the black man
just checked out. But he loses his hat in the process. His hand
snakes back INTO FRAME to snatch it just as the black man gives
the door a ferocious kick that splinters the lock and nearly takes