Private Security Officer: Los Angeles

2010
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1h 24min

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Private Security Officer: Los Angeles (2010)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaAs Los Angeles grew to a population of over 5 million, crime was getting out of control. Budget cuts, low recruitment, and a rash of abuse lawsuits, left the LAPD unable to cope with the ris... Leer todoAs Los Angeles grew to a population of over 5 million, crime was getting out of control. Budget cuts, low recruitment, and a rash of abuse lawsuits, left the LAPD unable to cope with the rising crime rate. In 2006 the city council passed proposition PSO357 authorizing PSO's (Priv... Leer todoAs Los Angeles grew to a population of over 5 million, crime was getting out of control. Budget cuts, low recruitment, and a rash of abuse lawsuits, left the LAPD unable to cope with the rising crime rate. In 2006 the city council passed proposition PSO357 authorizing PSO's (Private Security Officers) to handle all misdemeanor, infraction, and truancy cases. These are... Leer todo

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In the scene where PSO's Kent and Don do a pit maneuver on an old man that is wheelchair bound (and has no legs), Kent then gets out of the squad car, head butts the old man and begins to slap him repeatedly. As this was happening, residents called the police because they thought it was real. Shortly afterward, an actual police officer came by to investigate, when he saw that it was a scene being shot, he laughed and then drove off.