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Oriental Treatment (1977)

After receiving a supply of synthetic cocaine from an informant, Sgt. Pecker is charged by Police Chief Barker with the task of bringing down top drug dealer Frank Shark.
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After receiving a supply of synthetic cocaine from an informant, Sgt. Pecker is charged by Police Chief Barker with the task of bringing down top drug dealer Frank Shark.

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Directed By:Harry Lewis
Written By:Harry Lewis
In Theaters:2/25/1977
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Runtime:59 minutes
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