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Police Prowlers

2015, CS. Directed by John Smith.

They provide the long, strong arm of the law, but sometimes policemen have to go that extra mile in pursuit of justice – a fact that director John Smith very much makes the most of in this orgy-themed bonanza! Dick Casey, Nick Vargas and Benjamin Dunn are just three of the officers who stand between our society and anarchy; proving, in the process, that policing can be the ultra-challenging profession. Even more so when there’s the constant temptation of hard cocks, heavy balls and copious amounts of sticky spunk with each and every callout!

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Released
10 September 2015
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Police Prowlers runs 98 minutes (1h 38m).

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If you liked Police Prowlers, try Al Capone, Out for Justice, Rise of the Footsoldier.

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Police Prowlers (2015) was directed by John Smith and stars Benjamin Dunn, Andre Aston, Hugo Antonin.

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