A Better Way to Die 2000

Rookie officer Boomer patrols the gritty streets of downtown Chicago. A drug bust that kills his mentor Carlos leaves him disillusioned, so he resigns and plans to return to Joliet, where his fiancée Kelly waits. En route, he stops to aid a stranded motorist, is knocked unconscious, awakens robbed and thrust into a perilous case of mistaken identity.

Rookie officer Boomer patrols the gritty streets of downtown Chicago. A drug bust that kills his mentor Carlos leaves him disillusioned, so he resigns and plans to return to Joliet, where his fiancée Kelly waits. En route, he stops to aid a stranded motorist, is knocked unconscious, awakens robbed and thrust into a perilous case of mistaken identity.

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Cadillac

1969

DeVille Convertible

BMW

1977

320i E21

Buick

1982

LeSabre Estate Wagon

Chevrolet

1995

Caprice

Chevrolet

1975

Suburban

Chevrolet

1982

Cavalier

Dodge

1979

Sportsman

Dodge

1974

Tradesman

Ford

1978

Bronco

Ford

1995

Crown Victoria

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