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Parking assistance (2011)
Anyone that says "crime doesn't pay" hasn't seen Parking assistance. When the law enforcement consists of a sexy police like this, you may want to get into the crime game. Watch a bunch of criminals get roughed up by these buxom vixens who are above the law and hit below the belt. Directed by Max Cool.
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Anyone that says "crime doesn't pay" hasn't seen Parking assistance. When the law enforcement consists of a sexy police like this, you may want to get into the crime game. Watch a bunch of criminals get roughed up by these buxom vixens who are above the law and hit below the belt. Directed by Max Cool.
Rating:NC-17
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In Theaters:12/23/2011
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:Bluebird Films
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