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Rock n' Roll Cops Lite is the PG version of the Scott Shaw Zen Film, The Rock n' Rock Cops. Gone is the nudity that some people may find offensive, remaining is all of the action and the adventure.
Cast
Scott Shaw, David Heavener, Donald G. Jackson, William Smith, Robert Z'Dar
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