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The true story of hero drug cop turned recovery advocate Kevin Simmers and his daughter Brooke. The film examines the American drug crisis and "the thin blue line" from the opposing eyes of cop and addict who were also father and daughter.
Transcript
00:0170 miles west of Baltimore sits Hagerstown, Maryland.
00:05You can get drugs there in 60 seconds flat.
00:09What's up, pig?
00:11That's my daughter, Brooke.
00:13Don't believe a word she says.
00:14That was a good one, babe.
00:15Thanks, Dad.
00:17I love you.
00:18Love you.
00:19Be safe.
00:20Hagerstown is the major stop on heroin highway.
00:24Go take our city back.
00:25Let's go clean up your streets!
00:30I don't care if it's 10 kilos or one needle.
00:33If they're breaking the law, we book them.
00:36But do everything by the book.
00:37Clean hands make cases.
00:39There's a lot of work you should be proud of, Kev.
00:54You've been using for a month.
00:56Can you help me or not?
00:58You fight in here.
00:59Stay sober.
01:00And I'll fight out there.
01:02I'm gonna go get her.
01:04By the time you get out, Hagerstown's gonna be clean.
01:10You two are addicted to each other.
01:13She runs away so you can save her.
01:15I lost a nephew a few years ago.
01:18Died alone in a hotel room.
01:21I will not let that happen to her.
01:23A hero is someone you can count on.
01:26I broke it!
01:29Every time I broke his heart, he never left my side.
01:32I lost a few years ago.
01:38I lost a few years ago.
01:44I lost a few years ago.
01:50I lost a few years ago.

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