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Police detective Dick Copper investigates the murder of an undercover cop who was rubbed out by the mob. Copper persuades the man's wife to use herself as sexual bait in order for Copper to nab the mobsters responsible for the hit.
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Police detective Dick Copper investigates the murder of an undercover cop who was rubbed out by the mob. Copper persuades the man's wife to use herself as sexual bait in order for Copper to nab the mobsters responsible for the hit.
Rating:NC-17
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Written By:Ralph Ell
In Theaters:10/15/1975
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Runtime:64 minutes
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