Diquan Mitchell (played by Bokeem Woodbine) is a protagonist in Strapped.
A 19-year-old ex-con attempting to live legitimately. After witnessing a fatal stairwell shooting, he hides the weapon and becomes a police informant to secure bail for his pregnant girlfriend. He partners with Bamboo to gather evidence against gun dealer Ben while profiting from side deals. When Bamboo discovers his informant status, a violent shootout occurs. Mitchell ultimately pleads guilty to the initial killing to clear his girlfriend's record and is sentenced to prison. Latisha Jordan (played by Kia Goodwin) appears in Strapped.
Mitchell's pregnant girlfriend and a convicted felon caught selling crack cocaine. Her arrest and $2,500 bail directly motivate Mitchell to cooperate with law enforcement. She is temporarily released and remains the central reason for Mitchell's risky informant work. Her criminal case is ultimately dismissed after Mitchell accepts responsibility and pleads guilty. Chucky (played by William James Stiggers Jr.) appears in Strapped.
One of two youths whose argument in the apartment stairwell escalates into a fatal shooting. Mitchell witnesses the incident and takes the weapon, setting the main plot in motion. Diquan's Mother (played by Starletta DuPois) appears in Strapped.
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Characters
Diquan Mitchell
(played by Bokeem Woodbine) — protagonist
A 19-year-old ex-con attempting to live legitimately. After witnessing a fatal stairwell shooting, he hides the weapon and becomes a police informant to secure bail for his pregnant girlfriend. He par...
Latisha Jordan
(played by Kia Goodwin) — supporting
Mitchell's pregnant girlfriend and a convicted felon caught selling crack cocaine. Her arrest and $2,500 bail directly motivate Mitchell to cooperate with law enforcement. She is temporarily released...
Chucky
(played by William James Stiggers Jr.) — supporting
One of two youths whose argument in the apartment stairwell escalates into a fatal shooting. Mitchell witnesses the incident and takes the weapon, setting the main plot in motion.
Diquan's Mother
(played by Starletta DuPois) — supporting