A neighborhood is scared of an african american man who walks around town thumping his fists together calling himself "the king. " One old man makes some homemade arm cuffs to wear and wrap around the burgular when he breaks into his home. The old man ends up wrapping his arms around the burgular and gets the cuffs locked together so he can not escape. He ends up with broken arms, but the police catch the burgular.

It's Siege.

No it is not siege. The "king" robs old people in their homes and no one can catch him, until the one ole man makes the cuffs to hook around him.

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Originally Posted by rhondawoman

no it is not seige. The "king" robs old people in their homes and no one can catch him, until the one ole man makes the cuffs to hook around him.

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A user's description of Siege: "This is one of those 1970s "the world is going to hell" urban paranoia films that borders on racism. It's late 70s New York, young thugs control the streets, and inside a crumbling apartment building Henry Fancher (Martin Balsam) and his elderly Jewish neighbors cannot get the police to protect them against Simon, a menacing young black man (Dorian Harewood), and his gang. Despair turns to anger as Fancher decides to protect himself. As a last resort, he goes to a machine shop and makes a set of metal bracelets with hooks on them. When Simon breaks into his apartment, Fancher tries to fight him off to no avail. Finally he uses the bracelets to hook his arms around Simon, using his nearly-comatose body to slow Simon down until the police arrive."