Eddie always wanted to be a cop, but after repeated rejection from the police academy he finds himself able to be employed only as a night watchman. Unwilling to give up his dream of being a 'man in blue,' he outfits his car and begins wearing an LAPD uniform, using his power to assault and abuse prostitutes.
Lee Frost
Director
I. William Quinn
Eddie
Starlyn Simone
Linda
Angela Carnon
Mildred
Uschi Digard
Massage Parlor Girl in Pink
Cindy Taylor
Masseuse
Betty Childs
Shorter Masseuse with Eddie
Bob Cresse
Massage Parlor Manager (uncredited)
George E. Carey
Eddie's Boss (uncredited)
Marland Proctor
Policeman Bob (uncredited)
Phil Hoover
Policeman on Car Radio (uncredited)
Wes Bishop
Lt. Jim Cable (uncredited)
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How powerful can a story be when it is stripped to the bare essentials of just a room, a handful of people and raw human voice?
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