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Dragon's Revenge
Dragon Yuen, a Hong Kong cop, comes to New Jack City to take his revenge from the powerful criminal John Rickman. With the help from his friend inspector John Campbell, he sets out to track down Rickman and put an end to his criminal activities.
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Dragon Yuen, a Hong Kong cop, comes to New Jack City to take his revenge from the powerful criminal John Rickman. With the help from his friend inspector John Campbell, he sets out to track down Rickman and put an end to his criminal activities.
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