Matt Damon and Ben Affleck’s Production Company Facing Defamation Lawsuit Over ‘The Rip’
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Deputies Jonathan Santana and Jason Smith, who worked on a real 2016 Miami narcotics case, allege the Netflix thriller has caused "substantial harm" to their reputations.
Deputies Jonathan Santana and Jason Smith, who worked on a real 2016 Miami narcotics case, allege the Netflix thriller has caused "substantial harm" to their reputations.
Deputies Jonathan Santana and Jason Smith, who worked on a real 2016 Miami narcotics case, allege the Netflix thriller has caused "substantial harm" to their reputations.
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