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Warning Shot (1967)

“Gun, gun, gun, who's got the gun?”

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Bathed in the eerie shadows of a fog-blanketed night, the tale of 'Warning Shot' unfolds as Sergeant Tom Valens (David Janssen) embarks on a routine stakeout at a sprawling apartment complex. The tranquillity of the night shatters when Valens spots a man skulking away from the premises. He commands the man to halt, but the figure bolts instead, brandishing a weapon. In the ensuing confrontation, Valens fires, fatally wounding the man. Yet, the fallen man's gun mysteriously vanishes into the dense fog, eluding the fervent search of the police. The man Valens killed is revealed to be Dr. James B. Rustin (Donald Curtis), a lauded physician whose humanitarian work has garnered local adoration and global acclaim. Accused of manslaughter, Valens finds himself isolated in a sea of disbelief. The sole beacon of hope is the elusive gun that Rustin brandished - a gun that no one else seems to have seen. The nightmare spirals further as Valens begins to dig into the late doctor's life, unearthing unsettling discrepancies that cast a shadow over the pristine image of Rustin. His probing investigation stirs the wrath of a dangerous ally of Rustin, who is hell-bent on silencing Valens for good, framing him for a murder that further taints his reputation. With the specter of life imprisonment looming over him, Valens must outwit his enemies, and even betray a former comrade, to unearth the vital clue that could vindicate him. The narrative takes an ironic twist as the truth unravels in a place of eternal silence, a cemetery. 'Warning Shot' is a gripping exploration of one man's relentless pursuit of truth in the face of mounting adversity, where the line between guilt and innocence blurs in the foggy underworld of crime and justice.

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Warning Shot is a crime movie featuring David Janssen.

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