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Sergeant Isagani Guerrero is on a mission to expose a corrupt judge and bring him to justice. He is working tirelessly to gather evidence and uphold the law.
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Sergeant Isagani Guerrero is on a mission to expose a corrupt judge and bring him to justice. He is working tirelessly to gather evidence and uphold the law.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Pablo S. Gomez, Fred Navarro
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:FPJ Productions
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