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Sayed The Ace
The story of three officers who hide behind other characters (Sayed Al-Ace, Barq, and Abu Al-Lul) to enter one of the popular neighborhoods to arrest one of the largest drug traffickers (Ghassan Matar), through the teacher (Gresha). Inside the neighborhood, they find Zahia (Yasmine Abdel Nasser) and discover... She also came for the same reason. At the same time, Sayed can work with Hussein, one of Tawfiq's men, who faked the story of his death so that he could work freely away from the eyes of the police.
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The story of three officers who hide behind other characters (Sayed Al-Ace, Barq, and Abu Al-Lul) to enter one of the popular neighborhoods to arrest one of the largest drug traffickers (Ghassan Matar), through the teacher (Gresha). Inside the neighborhood, they find Zahia (Yasmine Abdel Nasser) and discover... She also came for the same reason. At the same time, Sayed can work with Hussein, one of Tawfiq's men, who faked the story of his death so that he could work freely away from the eyes of the police.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ramadan Mahmoud
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