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No Good Deed 

After a fun night out, two cops drive by a house with the door open. One of them wants to check it out, but the other isn't too keen on the idea. He gets talked into it, though. The cops first notice a nasty smell, but things quickly get way worse.
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After a fun night out, two cops drive by a house with the door open. One of them wants to check it out, but the other isn't too keen on the idea. He gets talked into it, though. The cops first notice a nasty smell, but things quickly get way worse.

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Directed By:Sohail A. Hassan
Written By:Sohail A. Hassan
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Studio:Pure Fiction

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