Tiller Russell’s film about bent cops in the 1980s NYPD is like a real-life Sidney Lumet movieHere’s a brisk true-crime story from 1980s New York. It details the police corruption at Brooklyn’s 75th precinct, particularly the behaviour of Mike Dowd, an officer whose practices eventually saw him emblazoned on the cover of the New York Post as Dirtiest Cop Ever.
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