Watch Reno 911!: Miami

The police officers in Reno decide they want to go to the National Police Convention in Miami Beach. The convention center gets bio-attacked, and the officers are expected to save the day. At the beginning of the movie, there are terrorists who have a bomb and hostages. The police department comes to the scene by helicopter. The officers come to the scene with guns and ammo as well as tactical suites.

Dep. Clementine Johnson comes to the hostage scene in a trench coat and skimpy lingerie. As the movie continues, the police officers notice that their commander is missing. He ends up bursting on to the scene in his traditional hot pants, but he crashes into a police car. It turns out that Dep. Travis Junior was only having a dream. Dangle and himself end up crashing into the construction site. The next scenes show how the officers got interested in law enforcement.

The officers have a miscommunication when they don't interpret the code the right way. They think it was an armed person on the roof but really it was chicken in the road. When the officers get to the American Police Convention, they realize their department is not on the list. The officers had just driven 35 hours to get there, and they won't be able to get their hotel keys or tickets for the convention center.

The officers end up staying in a motel in the downtown area, and there is a lot of illegal activity at the motel. During the evening, the cops change into sexy clothes and try to seduce each other by using alcohol. The plan is not successful, so they start to pleasure each other with sex.

Jones ends up running away, and he can see everyone through the windows. The officers end up recovering from their hangovers. Johnson has to figure out why she tattooed a man's face on her breast from the hangover. The comedy/ crime movie is rated "R" for sexual content, nudity, crude humor, language and drug use.

Reno 911!: Miami is a 2007 action movie with a runtime of 1 hour and 24 minutes. It has received mostly poor reviews from critics and viewers, who have given it an IMDb score of 5.9 and a MetaScore of 47.