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An undercover cop falls in love with his target. When their heist goes wrong and suspicion turns on him, he must prove someone else in the crew is the snitch, or she's going to kill him.
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An undercover cop falls in love with his target. When their heist goes wrong and suspicion turns on him, he must prove someone else in the crew is the snitch, or she's going to kill him.
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Genre:Action, Comedy
Written By:Jared Vineyard
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