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David Toma : ウィキペディア英語版
Toma (TV series)

''Toma'' is an American crime drama series that ran on ABC in 1973 and 1974.
==Overview==
The series stars Tony Musante and Susan Strasberg and was based on the real-life story and published biography of Newark, New Jersey, police detective David Toma. Toma had compiled an amazing arrest record during his years on the force, particularly in arresting drug dealers.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Newark Detective of Many Disguises Gets a Bit Part in TV Film of His Life; Still Wears Disguises )〕 Toma was known as a master of disguise and undercover work, and achieved his success while never firing his gun. After retiring from the force, Toma became one of America's most sought-after speakers, lecturing students all over the country about the dangers of drugs. Toma himself usually made a cameo appearance in episodes as a minor character (bartender, police officer, etc.). His boss, Inspector Spooner, was played by character actor Simon Oakland.

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