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Catalina Five-0: Tiger Shark (1990)
Raven takes a vacation, and leaves her new partner Zara Whites in charge at the office of Catalina Five-0. Zara crosses paths with a drug dealer the girl detectives have busted in the past, and a mysterious man whose intentions are unknown. Meanwhile, Raven meets up with some old associates who have amorous intentions. A Catalina Five-0 adventure.
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Raven takes a vacation, and leaves her new partner Zara Whites in charge at the office of Catalina Five-0. Zara crosses paths with a drug dealer the girl detectives have busted in the past, and a mysterious man whose intentions are unknown. Meanwhile, Raven meets up with some old associates who have amorous intentions. A Catalina Five-0 adventure.
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