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Ace Espinosa plays the wild one-man army in this explosive action film. Not in it for the glory, Cris has been known to take down criminal scum without the help of a badge. But this kind of reputation draws in more enemies that he could handle.
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Ace Espinosa plays the wild one-man army in this explosive action film. Not in it for the glory, Cris has been known to take down criminal scum without the help of a badge. But this kind of reputation draws in more enemies that he could handle.
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