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The police arrest Riyad and his girlfriend for drug possession. Shockingly, Riyad himself is a police officer. This situation brings up several questions: Is Riyad really a drug dealer using his uniform as a cover, another conspiracy ?
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The police arrest Riyad and his girlfriend for drug possession. Shockingly, Riyad himself is a police officer. This situation brings up several questions: Is Riyad really a drug dealer using his uniform as a cover, another conspiracy ?
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Genre:Crime
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Runtime:47 minutes
Studio:Bongo
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