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Vengeance
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Jack Quintel is a hit man. When a job comes in to kill the Deputy Chief Constable of the Greater Manchester Police Jim Reedly, he contracts it out to a new guy, Charlie Parker\u2026 Watching in the shadows, Quintel sees Parker shoot out Reedly\u2019s windscreen, then drag him into the woods and thinks the job\u2019s been done. But when Parker tries to pass off a pig\u2019s heart as Reedly\u2019s, things start to go very wrong. Jack\u2019s right hand man Jason kills Charlie, who it turns out is an undercover police officer. Detective Vinnie Palmer is with the Preston police. He was called in when they received the information about the impending hit. Now he has to figure out how to clean up the mess. And he wants whoever killed Parker bad. He finds the man who put Parker in touch with Quintel, a low life hood named Dempter, living in an estate in Preston. He doesn\u2019t know much, d
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Vengeance
Description
Jack Quintel is a hit man. When a job comes in to kill the Deputy Chief Constable of the Greater Manchester Police Jim Reedly, he contracts it out to a new guy, Charlie Parker\u2026 Watching in the shadows, Quintel sees Parker shoot out Reedly\u2019s windscreen, then drag him into the woods and thinks the job\u2019s been done. But when Parker tries to pass off a pig\u2019s heart as Reedly\u2019s, things start to go very wrong. Jack\u2019s right hand man Jason kills Charlie, who it turns out is an undercover police officer. Detective Vinnie Palmer is with the Preston police. He was called in when they received the information about the impending hit. Now he has to figure out how to clean up the mess. And he wants whoever killed Parker bad. He finds the man who put Parker in touch with Quintel, a low life hood named Dempter, living in an estate in Preston. He doesn\u2019t know much, d
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