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If an authorized official performs a search using the "All" option, they are likely accessing a comprehensive database or system that encompasses all available records or information relevant to their inquiry. This allows for a thorough review, ensuring that no pertinent details are overlooked. However, it's crucial that such searches comply with legal and privacy regulations to protect sensitive information. Proper protocols should be followed to maintain data integrity and confidentiality.

as is sometimes the case with films of this sort- and it is more common with Police cases ( much more clear-cut plots, like Dragnet) it may be a fictionalized account of an actual Fire Brigade known as Ladder Company 49. Very few films have been done Specifically on Fire-fighting, apart from disaster films such as Towering Inferno and (In Old Chicago) There are too many uncontrollable hazards in such things- from a safety standpoint, and it is generally understood a (Firehouse dragnet) could not avoid some very unpleasant social commentary on arson and such like. Only Two television programs attempted a ( Firehouse) dragnet format- Emergency ( and the role of paramedics was necessarily widened to different types of accidents, etc, not just fire control.) and the short-lived ( Firehouse) with James Drury that barely managed many eight weeks of alarms on TV and was never rerun.

The screenplay for the film Drugstore Cowboy (released in 1989) was written by director Gus Van Sant, and it was based on a novel by James Fogle. At the time the film was being developed Fogle had not yet gotten his book published (it was published in 1990). He was in fact completing a prison sentence in the state of Washington. No doubt some true features of his prior life of crime found their way into the novel.

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