Jail Bait

"Jail Bait" is the eighth mission of The Brotherhood story arc in Saints Row 2.
==Overview==
Continuing on from the events of the previous mission, the Stilwater Police Department are preparing to release several members of The Brotherhood.
Playa manages to destroy all the vehicles transporting the soon-to-be-free members of the gang before they reach their drop-off points. Maero returns to the Phillips Building and attempts to threaten Dane Vogel into helping him again, but Vogel rebukes him and shows his hand: a group of Masako armed with assault rifles. Maero notes that Vogel's security guards look more like a private army, foreshadowing later events, but nevertheless leaves. Vogel warns Maero he'll have him shot on sight if he ever returns, and also adds that Ultor has taken control of the boat carrying Maero's shipment. As Maero leaves, he states that the boat will "never [...] make it to shore."
===Story===
==Gameplay==
The objective of the mission is prevent three buses and four boats loaded with prisoners from reaching their drop-off points to release them.
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Start by taking down the convoy of three buses nearby. Each bus behaves erratically and attempt to drive away once it is shot, so concentrate on taking them down one at a time. A sufficient amount of ammunition brings each vehicle down quickly - to save time, ignore firing on the Five-Os and each bus when it bursts into flame, as it explodes shortly thereafter. Destroying all three buses gives the 3 units of The Brotherhood Notoriety and at least 2 of police Notoriety, and using Forgive and Forget may make the mission a bit easier.
;Checkpoint
After destroying the buses, there is a phone call. The next objective does not start until after the phone is answered, and the mission checkpoint is before the phone is answered.
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After answering the phone call, there is now a choice between using a Miami boat nearby or a Wolverine fighter plane at Wardill Airport. Although the Wolverine fighter may sound interesting, it certainly makes the mission more challenging due to its loose controls and the difficulty of accomplishing strafing runs on the boats. Furthermore, it only takes one accurate rocket from the RPG Launcher to instantly kill Playa inside the Wolverine.
Regardless, the enemy boats go down even quicker than the buses due to their low health and the little cover available in the open sea.
;Success
Once the four boats have been destroyed, the mission ends.
==Rewards==
==Newscast==
==Trivia==
* "" is slang for .
* During the opening cutscene to this mission, "Early Parole", Jane Valderamma ends her newscast with a mention of "Jack". She is most likely referring to Jack Armstrong, who she co-presented newscasts with in the first Saints Row, but does not return in Saints Row 2.
* In the ending cutscene to this mission, "Fool Me Once...", Dane Vogel overlays a photo of Shivington, hinting at his future plans for the neighborhood.
* Also in the ending cutscene, Maero comments that the Masako look more like a private army than security, which they later become in "Picking a Fight".
* In the newscast for the mission, Jane Valderamma refers to the 3rd Street Saints as the "Third Streets".
* The military Wolverine may be kept from this mission, either when playing the mission for the first time, or through a Newspaper Clipboard replay.
* Police Five-Os guarding prison buses do not chase Playa unless the guarded bus is destroyed.
* The Brotherhood gang members inside prison buses wear their normal clothes instead of prison outfits.
* If a Miami is used to destroy prison boats, Oppressors fly above them. If a Wolverine is used, Tornados escort them instead.
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