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A former auto racer who has spent his winnings, Bob Kane becomes a cab driver and uses his driving skills to resist Jim Barnes's effort to control the city's taxi companies. He works to expose Barnes,...
A racketeer seeking control of the city's taxi companies, Jim Barnes uses his gangsters and an armored cab to intimidate holdouts. He tries to buy Bob Kane off, then plots to destroy a rival cab garag...
The District Attorney is pursuing Jim Barnes, but Kane's actions help get the prosecutor off Barnes's back for a time. Kane uses that opening to accept Barnes's offer to drive for him and bring the hi...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Kane uses a little perjury to get the District Attorney off Barnes's back while arranging to drive for Barnes and expose the hidden armored cab.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The plot states that Kane uses perjury to get the District Attorney off Barnes's back, showing that the prosecutor is pursuing Barnes.
Barnes tries to control the city's taxi companies, while Kane repeatedly damages his gang's cabs, rejects Barnes's offer, and works to put him behind...
A former racer confronts a taxi racketeer, infiltrates his operation, and stops a deadly attack before justice closes in.
Directed by Malcolm St. Clair
Born Reckless (1937) · 5.4/10 · adventure, crime
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