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Personal Vendetta (1995)
After suffering for years at the hands of an abusive husband, Bonnie eventually decides to protect herself by pressing charges against him. With the help of sympathetic police officer Bill Star, she decides to begin rebuilding her life by joining the LAPD.
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After suffering for years at the hands of an abusive husband, Bonnie eventually decides to protect herself by pressing charges against him. With the help of sympathetic police officer Bill Star, she decides to begin rebuilding her life by joining the LAPD.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Mimi Lesseos
In Theaters:1/1/1995
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Millennium Media
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