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Name a movie with a city in the title.

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‘The Phoenix City Story’ [A true story that takes place after WW II]

In this semi-documentary, an Alabama town is run by a crime syndicate that's grown fat on prostitution and crooked gambling, directed at soldiers from Fort Benning across the river. Lawyer John Patterson, back from the army, is triggered by what he sees to join the reformers with a plan: to run his father Albert for state attorney general. The syndicate responds with escalating violence:

General George Patton was ready to go to war and the Phoenix City had some of his soldiers in jail. He asks nice for them to be released but the police said no. At that time the police were paid by the crime syndicate. He took a tank to the top of the hill over looking the jail and told them he was going to blow a hole in the side of the jail if they didn’t let them out and the jail doors open. Patten’s army then moved out to WW II. [This is a true story told to me while I was station at Fort Benning, GA across the Chattahoochee river from Phoenix City, Alabama.]
 
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