Stress, Comedian Martin Lawrence Tenteng Pistol On The Streets Of Los Angeles, 7 May 1996

The action of Martin Lawrence as a police officer in the film National Security. (Wikimedia Commons)

JAKARTA - Memories of today, 28 years ago, May 7, 1996, Comedian, Martin Lawrence made a scene throughout Los Angeles (LA), United States. The Bad Boys movie star seemed to run onto the streets of Ventura Boulevard with a gun and shouted at the sentence: Opponents of Stability.

He was arrested by the police and immediately handed Lawrence over to his personal doctor. He is suspected of having a neurological disorder. Previously, Martin was known as a comedian who emerged from the single comedy stage. His career skyrocketed.

Martin Lawrence's talent in the comedy world began to be seen when he was in high school. The man who was born in Frankfurt, Germany, April 16, 1965, began to finalize his dream of becoming a comedian (as a single comedian). His career began in Landover, Maryland, United States, not in Germany.

He was only born there because his father was a US Air Force soldier who happened to be on duty in Germany. His totality in the comedy world is not half-hearted. He tried the stage of the single comedy. Audition to audition to be a comedian he tried.

He had participated in the search forStar Search television talent in 1986. However, he couldn't win the competition. Martin didn't regret it either. Because, he had already been signed to play in the television series What's Happening Now!! (1985-1988).

Slowly he began to get small roles in feature films. Later he was active in playing screen entertainment. He played in films such as Do the Right Thing (1989), HOUSE Party (1990), and HOUSE Party 2 (1991).

His career skyrocketed thanks to Martin being asked to host the television show Def Comedy Jam from 1992-1993. His popularity is increasing. His humor in street slang has been praised by many people.

He was even referred to as the successor to Eddie Murphy. Problems arise. Not everyone likes Martin's comedy. His appearance continues to be criticized. Criticism is because Martin's humor often intersects with race listening.

Writing letters from various newspapers have criticized Martin. However, he just considered the wind. He continued to work until he got the main role of the world of film. Ulam's beloved pinnacle arrives. he is in the same film as Will Smith in the famous comedy filmBad Boys (1995). Michael Bay's film skyrocketed his name. he became a famous film star.

"I think, just be professional. And be a little selfish about what you want. Then put all your skills into it. That's what we did withBad Boys. We poured our hearts, souls, blood, sweat, and tears into the film," said Martin as revealed by Makado Murphy in his article on The New York Times page entitledMartin Lawrence on Explosions On and Offscreen (2020).

Problems arise. The fame did not make Martin complacent. He has a lot of problems behind his laughter. His mental health is getting more and more depressed. This condition makes Martin often hate him. Take for example in his action at night carrying a gun to the streets of Ventura Boulevard, Los Angeles on May 7, 1996.

He cursed and shouted at the speeding cars. The action was immediately secured by the local police. Martin was then taken to the Hospital and Health Center Sherman Oaks. He was then handed over to his personal doctor, William Young.

The police revealed that Martin had a neurological disorder because he did not take the prescribed drug. However, Martin's party in his statement said the behavior was triggered by total fatigue.

A witness - who declined to be named said that he was an acquaintance of Lawrence - said that the actor cursed. He also waved his hand and shouted: Opponent of establishment!

"He said Lawrence ran out of the street when the police arrived and tried to fight them when they were trying to hold him. Lawrence was carrying a gun in his pants pocket, and detectives would ask the city prosecutor's office to charge him with a hidden gun possession violation," Margaret Ramirez said in her article on the Los Angeles Times website entitled Comedian Martin Lawrence Runs Into Street, Yells at Cars (1996).