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Fist Fuck Police Department (2019)
Welcome to the 'Fist Fuck Police Department' headquarters. A kinky precinct headed by director Tom Moore, with six officers and fugitives who's only way of settling charges is through sore holes busted out by hefty fists. When prisoner Josh Mikael won't stop taunting officer Luke Sage, Luke works two fat fists into his hole to show him just how dirty of a cop he is. When the tables get turned, Luke rides Josh's fist atop his desk until he shoots his load all over paperwork from the case. Detective Tony Orlando is interrogating Sherman Maus in his office. To get him to talk, Tony uses his authority to gape the offender's hole with his thick fist before taking a stretching himself. Repeat offender Josh Mikael finds himself in Dale Savage and Brian Bonds's custoday once again. They work out a deal where the dirty cops beat up Josh's hole until giving him control to bust them out.
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Welcome to the 'Fist Fuck Police Department' headquarters. A kinky precinct headed by director Tom Moore, with six officers and fugitives who's only way of settling charges is through sore holes busted out by hefty fists. When prisoner Josh Mikael won't stop taunting officer Luke Sage, Luke works two fat fists into his hole to show him just how dirty of a cop he is. When the tables get turned, Luke rides Josh's fist atop his desk until he shoots his load all over paperwork from the case. Detective Tony Orlando is interrogating Sherman Maus in his office. To get him to talk, Tony uses his authority to gape the offender's hole with his thick fist before taking a stretching himself. Repeat offender Josh Mikael finds himself in Dale Savage and Brian Bonds's custoday once again. They work out a deal where the dirty cops beat up Josh's hole until giving him control to bust them out.
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In Theaters:11/28/2019
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Club Inferno
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