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The Police 

Jono from Betawi, Ucok from Batak and Albert from Ambon, are idealistic young policemen. But they are unhappy to be saddled with common routine cases. Then Jono sees the beautiful Anita, but she ignores him. Meanwhile, Albert becomes the subject of media news when he helps a pregnant woman to to give birth on the street. Later, the trio work together in a special team to break a big drug syndicate led by Coki Andrean.
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Jono from Betawi, Ucok from Batak and Albert from Ambon, are idealistic young policemen. But they are unhappy to be saddled with common routine cases. Then Jono sees the beautiful Anita, but she ignores him. Meanwhile, Albert becomes the subject of media news when he helps a pregnant woman to to give birth on the street. Later, the trio work together in a special team to break a big drug syndicate led by Coki Andrean.

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Genre:Action, Comedy
Directed By:A Leung Wong
Written By:Ferry Fernandez, PKP Creative
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Putra Kusuma Production

Cast

Director

A Leung Wong

Director

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Vino G. Bastian

Jono

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Marissa Nasution

Anita

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Ki Kusumo

Kombes Surya

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Ferry Irawan

Coki Andrean

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Teguh Leo

Ucok

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Diaz Theo

Albert

cast

Malih

Ayah Jono

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