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These twenty-something gangsters are responsible for most knife killings and they need to feel the long arm of the law - the risk of arrest with the threat of a jail sentence is still a deterrent to all except the most hardened of criminals.
But surely, the long arm of the law has been a bit heavy-handed with jobless Stewart Smith.
The Long Fall is another one of Mosely's impeccably captivating rides featuring bizarre murders, mafia dealings, the long (and sometimes short) arm of the law and a bunch of other seedy-ass characters.
 
 
 
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