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The Violation of Trina Michaels (2007)
In Los Angeles, the paparazzi are harsh to the rich and famous. Watch as a gang of these notorious privacy invaders go too far. They've got it out for Trina Michaels because she took out the eye of one of their friends. Now, they're going to teach Trina a thing or two about messing with the paparazzi.
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In Los Angeles, the paparazzi are harsh to the rich and famous. Watch as a gang of these notorious privacy invaders go too far. They've got it out for Trina Michaels because she took out the eye of one of their friends. Now, they're going to teach Trina a thing or two about messing with the paparazzi.
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