A new streaming series is available to viewers in Los Angeles, shedding light on a police officer's double life. The series, "Betrayal: Dirty Secrets," can be found on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+. Details about the series are limited, but it apparently explores the shocking revelation of a police officer's secret life.
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