Duty
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An inexperienced young investigator, just taking office, is interrogating a prostitute who killed his comrade after he raped her. The girl lies and prevaricates because she doesn’t want to go to jail. The young police officer has a choice: refer the case along a legal path, which will probably end in acquittal, or avenge his colleague and break her down to make her confess to the murder.
