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To Protect and Service (2004)
Sometimes a female cop's most lethal weapon is the one between her legs - especially if she keeps it well - oiled and neatly trimmed. Meredith, a lowly cop trying to make detective gets her chance when a prisoner turns up dead - and her captain is the most likely suspect. The road that leads to the truth can often be a sleazy one, and Meredith isn't afraid to use her weapon or get her uniform dirty if it means getting to the bottom of things - or things getting into her bottom, whichever comes first! Nope, crime doesn't pay and justice must be served, but that doesn't have a damn thing to do with the incredibly raunchy action that goes down when Meredith goes undercover - and only comes up for air! Just the facts, ma'am!
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Sometimes a female cop's most lethal weapon is the one between her legs - especially if she keeps it well - oiled and neatly trimmed. Meredith, a lowly cop trying to make detective gets her chance when a prisoner turns up dead - and her captain is the most likely suspect. The road that leads to the truth can often be a sleazy one, and Meredith isn't afraid to use her weapon or get her uniform dirty if it means getting to the bottom of things - or things getting into her bottom, whichever comes first! Nope, crime doesn't pay and justice must be served, but that doesn't have a damn thing to do with the incredibly raunchy action that goes down when Meredith goes undercover - and only comes up for air! Just the facts, ma'am!
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Written By:Percy Rock
In Theaters:10/6/2004
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Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:VCA Pictures
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