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Blade Squad (1998)

This futuristic action-thriller is set in a world in which police officers wear heavy body armor and get around on especially designed in-line skates. The story centers on the cop's attempts to take down a murderous crime lord.
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This futuristic action-thriller is set in a world in which police officers wear heavy body armor and get around on especially designed in-line skates. The story centers on the cop's attempts to take down a murderous crime lord.

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Genre:Action, Drama, TV Movie
Directed By:Ralph Hemecker
Written By:W. Peter Iliff
In Theaters:8/12/1998
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Runtime:88 minutes
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