A Miami cop learns that her father, who was the sheriff of her small hometown, has been murdered by an armed gang that has taken over the town. She brings four of her Miami cop friends to help clean out the town.
David Hung
Director
Andrea Lamatsch
Patricia Merrill
Corwin Sperry
Tom Blackburn
James Gregory Paolleli
Tony Macchio
Ernie Santana
Jack Reed
Ned Hourani
Max Byrd
Edward Burnett
Alfredo Stroessner
Albert Bronski
Mayor Brown
Jeff Griffith
Jake Stokes
Mike Monty
Mike Gray
Curtis Carter
Earl Watson
Henry Strzalkowski
Harvey Seruggs
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