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You're a detective sergeant. You're assigned a robbery detail. For the past three weeks, a lone thief has been victimizing

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stores and check cashing agencies. You've got a description of the man, but so far you've failed to identify him. Your job, get him.

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Dragnet, the documentary drama of an actual crime. For the next 30 minutes, in cooperation with the Los Angeles Police Department, you will travel step by step on the side of the law through an actual case transcribed from official police files.

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From beginning to end, from crime to punishment, Dragnet is the story of your police force in action.

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It was Friday, June 10th. It was warm in Los Angeles. We were working the day watch out of robbery detail. My partner is Frank Smith. The boss is Chief of Detective Stad Brown. My name is Friday.

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We'd gotten a call that there'd been a hold up and it was 10.36 a.m. when we got to the corner of Alvarado and Catalina Streets, the Harrison Check Cashing Agency.

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I'm sorry, you'll have to come back. We've had some trouble and we're not open for business. Come back in about now.

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Police officer, sir. Oh, well, where have you been? I was held up, you know, held right up. Yes, sir.

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Yeah, a fellow in the police car was here and they told me they should come out. Well, where have you been? It's taken you long enough. Didn't you use the siren?

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Yes, sir. We came out just as soon as we got the call. Just seemed us taxpayers would get better service than that.

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No, sir. The call just came in four minutes ago. Oh, well, all right then. Well, let me tell you all about it. Yes, sir, if you would, please.

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Oh, you just bet I would. Well, now, first off, I had trouble sleeping last night. I knew right off is going to be a bad day. I can always tell you, you know, when I've had a bad night, the next day is always a doozy.

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Did you give the officers and the radio car description of the man? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I sure did. I gave it to them right off. Now, are you going to let me tell you all about the hold up?

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Yes, sir, if you go ahead, please. Well, I had a bad night. Real bad. I knew. Oh, say, say, my name's Harrison. Aval Harrison. I don't think I've got your fellow's names.

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Oh, this is my partner, Frank Smith. My name's Friday. Oh, how do you do? I'm glad to know you.

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Darn fool next door kept pounding the typewriter all night. He never let up. Sir. The man next door, that's why I didn't get any sleep. Some crackpot trying to be a writer. Oh, it's an awful thing. All night long.

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D-d-d-ding, d-d-ding, all night. Not a wink of sleep. Yes, sir, if you just tell us about the robbery, please. You ain't interested, huh?

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Well, no, sir, it isn't that. It's just that the more time we lose here, the harder it's going to be to apprehend the suspect. You can understand that. Oh, well, yeah.

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Now, maybe if you just answer some questions for us, it might be easier and possibly a little faster. OK. Fire away. What time did the man come in? About 10-12. Was he alone? Yep.

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Did it look like there might have been anybody else with him? Nope. Do you know if he drove an automobile? Couldn't tell. I see. Well, would you tell us exactly what he said and what he did from the time that you first saw him?

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Came in, 10-12, had a gun, walked over to me, pointed the gun, told me to stick up. That the way you fellas want it? Oh, you just relax here. I don't know what you're going to tell us during your own words.

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I'm trying to do just that. Yes, sir. Maybe if I went slower, it'll be easier for you boys. All right, sir, you go right ahead.

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Well, he came in, stood around for a minute and come over to the counter. I asked him if I could help him. Uh-huh. We cashed checks, you know, payroll checks.

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First off, I thought that's what he wanted, to cash a check. Wasn't though. I asked him what he wanted and he pulled out the gun. Told me to keep quiet and hand him the money.

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Pointed the gun right at my heart, right here, my heart. Are you with me so far, boys? Yes, sir, go ahead. So I gave him the money. All there was in the drawer.

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I see, sir. But how much was taken, Mr. Harrison? About $1,500. He just took the paper money. He didn't want the silver. Had two paper bags. Looked like he'd carried his lunch in them.

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All kinds of wrinkles, you know. Yes, sir. Had me put the money in them. Then he told me to lay down on the floor, lay there and count to 100, my ones. Told me not to move until I'd finished.

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He said if I did, he'd come back and kill me. The way he told me, you knew he meant it. After that, he left. All right, sir. What if he can give us a description of the man?

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Sure, but already gave one to the other cops. Ain't that enough? We'd like to have you tell us, if you would, Mr. Harrison. Oh, them other fellows don't work with you, huh?

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Well, yes, sir, they do. We'd just like you to describe the man to us. What's the matter? Will they tell you? Yes, Mr. Harrison, they'll tell us. But the questions they ask, you're forgetting how to broadcast.

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We have to fill out a report and try to get the man who did this. Oh, that's like a pretty funny way to operate. Don't tell the other cops what's going on.

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How tall was the man, Harrison? Well, let's see. I'd say about five feet, maybe eight to 10 inches. How much did he weigh, would you know? I'm just guessing, you know, I'm not sure. Yes, sir, we understand.

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Well, I'd say he weighed maybe, oh, 150, right around in there. How old was he, would you know? Maybe 25, 26. How about his coloring? Was he dark or light complexed?

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No, dark. He had black hair, brown eyes, mean looking eyes, steel balls. The kind you pick up a vacuum cleaner, steel, hard. Yes, sir. How was he dressed?

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Had a pair of Levi's on. Levi's in a new shirt. He had a brown leather jacket on too, one with a fur collar. Was he clean shaven? Oh, yes. His face looked like he just had a shave. And a talcum powder on it.

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Do you wear glasses, sir? Yeah. What kind were they? I couldn't tell you, just glasses. Well, do they have metal or plastic frames? Oh, plastic, yes. Light, you know, kind of tan plastic. Heavy. You know, the kind that don't have the little curvy things around the ears. Just big pieces that went over the top.

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Did the man touch anything with his hands? No, no, he didn't. The other officers asked me that too. He didn't touch a thing. Was anybody else present at the time? No, no one else. I was the only one here.

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Well, did the man have any marks or scars that you noticed? No, least ways not that I saw. Was there anything unusual about him, anything that might help us identify him? Well, that mustache should help. Sir? His mustache. I think it was four years on the three dollar bill. Looked like it to me.

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Well, I thought you said the man was clean shaven. I did. All around the mustache. I didn't think he met like that. He's probably clean shaven under that too. Sure looked phony to me. Why do you say that? It was red. He was dark. Had black hair, black eyebrows. Seemed like he'd come up with a red mustache. Seemed like it to you? It's hard to say, sir. Well, it seemed like it to me. Not at all. I tell you something else. What's that, sir? I think them glasses was fake too. Glasses was funny, you know, like it hadn't been ground, kind of.

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Flat. I think they was phony, just like the duster. Duster? Mustache. Red mustache with black hair. Phony. All right, sir. Thank you very much. And we'd like you to come down to the office and look at some other pictures if you would, see if you can identify the man. Be glad to? I'll not do it today though. Why's that, sir? Well, I already told you. You had a picture of him down there. I'd probably miss him. It's been a real bad day for me. Well, tomorrow will be better though. Why's that, sir? Gonna get some sleep?

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I'll get some sleep tonight. That's all? By the landlady. Yeah? She left me in his room. I took it. What's that, sir? Ain't gonna do much typing without his ribbon, is he?

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For the past three weeks we'd heard the same story. A man had entered a check cashing agency or a small neighborhood store and at gunpoint taken all the currency. Each time he'd hit just after the owner or the manager had come back from the bank. The descriptions we'd gotten in each theft was the same. Each of the victims looked over the mug books but they were unable to identify the suspect. The stats office had made an MO run going back ten years. The leads they turned up were run down but they let us know where.

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Communications to George Brereton up at C.I.I. in Sacramento had turned up no new information. We were right where we were after the first robbery. We had a suspect we couldn't identify, a suspect that we couldn't find.

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At 10.45 a.m. the latest victim closed up his place of business and started to accompany us downtown. As we walked out of the store a police car pulled up to the curb and the back seat was a man of about 25 years of age. The officer told us that they'd caught the man running down an alley three blocks away. The man who matched the description of the thief identified himself as Rudy Martin. While the radio car officer stood by we took the suspect over to our car to see Averill Harrison, the victim. Caught him already, huh? Is this the man who held you up, sir? Let me get out and take a good look.

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All right.

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Tell him to turn sideways, north and south.

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All right, sir.

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No, no, I'll turn sideways.

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That's him.

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Are you sure?

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That's the man even without his mustache and glasses, I can tell.

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He's lying. He don't know what he's saying.

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Don't you talk that way to me, young fellow. And where's my money? What did you do with my money?

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I haven't got it. I never took any money from you or anybody else. You're crazy.

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I'll teach you to talk to me like that.

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All right, Harrison, never mind. Now, if we need anything more, we'll be back to talk to you.

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You mean you ain't going to take me downtown now that you caught the fellow?

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Well, sir, we'll get in touch with you later.

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You make him tell you where he hid the money.

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Fifteen hundred dollars all in paper. You make him tell you.

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All right, sir, we'll do that. Thank you very much.

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Yeah, well, I'll be right here.

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Anything you want me to do, just give a holler.

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I want to see this fellow get what's coming to him.

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Yes, sir. Here's our card.

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And you call us if you need to.

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Yeah, you do that. Make him tell you what he done with the money.

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You want to get back, Martin?

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I'll check with the radio car, Joe.

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You want him to follow us to the office?

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Yeah, tell him we'll take Martin here to the robbery division.

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We'll check him later. Right.

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All right, Martin, put your hands up as high as you can.

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With handcuffs on? With them on.

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You ain't going to find anything.

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All right, get him up.

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See, I told you, this is a bad thing that man did.

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I haven't done anything to him. I didn't take his money.

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Sit back, Martin. Back in his seat.

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All right.

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You ever seen that man before? No, no, I haven't.

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Is he mad at you for any reason?

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I told you, I never saw him before.

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Well, he says he knows you.

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He says you held him up a little while ago.

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He's crazy.

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Why'd he say something like that without a reason?

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I don't know.

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Your wallet back here?

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Yeah.

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All right, slide up a little.

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Any money in it?

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No, I got some change, maybe 40, 50 cents.

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Just a few cards there and a couple of phone numbers.

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That's all. There's no money.

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Who's this? This is Johnny Salvatore.

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He's a friend of mine.

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Chris Turan?

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Another friend. They haven't done nothing.

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They're both nice guys.

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And look, you got no right to do this.

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You got no right to arrest me.

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I just want to talk to you.

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If you haven't done anything wrong

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and you haven't got anything to worry about, have you?

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That sounds good, but what am I doing

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sitting here in his car with you?

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All right, now tell us the real story, huh?

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I have nothing to tell.

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I was over by Central Avenue

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when these two cops came by and picked me up.

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I wasn't doing anything.

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The officers say you were running down an alley.

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They say that you wouldn't stop when they told you to.

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Now, how about all that?

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I was scared.

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You can see how that had happened, can't you?

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What'd you do with the gun?

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It wasn't any gun.

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You registered for the draft, Martin?

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Yeah.

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Well, where's your draft card?

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Isn't it in the wallet?

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No, it isn't.

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Guess I must have lost it.

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You ever been arrested?

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Did you hear me, Martin?

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Hmm?

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How about it?

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Yeah, a couple of times.

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What for?

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Back.

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Where?

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Here, back east.

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Where back east?

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KC.

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You sure that's all?

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Yeah.

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What were you doing in that alley this morning?

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I was on my way to see the police.

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What were you doing in that alley this morning?

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I was on my way to see the police.

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Who?

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A friend of mine.

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Okay, Joe.

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Yeah?

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I'll call in.

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We can get started.

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Right.

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1K80 to Control 1, 1K80 to Control 1.

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Control 1 to 1K80, go ahead.

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Prisoner in custody, show us out to Room 27A, City Hall.

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KMA 367.

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Roger, 1K80, KMA 367.

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You all right?

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Yeah.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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You all set?

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Yeah, let's go.

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Now, who's this friend you were gonna see, Martin?

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You have to know that?

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We have to know.

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Chris Tarrin.

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What were we gonna see him about?

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Job.

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He said he could line one up for him.

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Where do you live?

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Rooming house down on Wall.

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All right, you want to tell us what you did with that money?

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What money?

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I don't know how to tell you any better.

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I didn't have anything to do with that guy.

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I don't know nothing about any robbery.

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I was on my way to see a friend about a job.

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A couple of cops picked me up.

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That's all there is to it.

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Nothing more.

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If you think you can make this thing stick, then you go right ahead.

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I don't think you can.

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Well, we got a lot of time, Martin.

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So have I.

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I got nothing to do.

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Night's sleep and a couple of meals.

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That's what I stand to come up with.

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I got no problems.

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Go ahead, lock me up.

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You're gonna have to let me go.

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I don't care what the old guy says.

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I didn't hold him up.

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Not him, nor anybody else can say I did.

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The clothes you got on match the ones the holdup man wore.

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So what?

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A lot of people wear these kind of clothes.

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Victim identified you.

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The guy made a mistake.

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I told you that.

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All right, Martin, you called it.

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I hope you know what you're talking about.

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The victim of the robbery identified you, and there's five more we think we can tie you

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into, we make you on the rest of them, you got real trouble here, now you'll save us

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and yourself a lot of time if you'll tell us the truth.

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You wouldn't know it if you saw it.

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Well, there's one way to find out, isn't it?

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Yeah.

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Try us.

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10 52 a.m.

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We took the suspect back to the city hall and we talked to him for over three hours.

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He refused to admit any knowledge of the holdups.

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We checked him through R&I and we came up with the arrest record that he told us about.

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In checking his record, we found that the suspect was wanted for draft evasion.

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In the meantime, the other victims of the holdup man had been brought down to the office.

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The suspect was placed in a show up with several other persons.

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They all failed to identify Martin as the thief.

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In checking further with the last victim, Harrison, he stated that he'd probably made

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a wrong identification.

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We had a search of Martin's room made, but we were unable to come up with anything.

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The two friends he'd mentioned were checked out, but there was no record on either one

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of them.

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The suspect was turned over to the federal authorities for prosecution on the draft evasion

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charge.

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We were right back where we started three weeks before.

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The next morning, Saturday, June 11th, we started all over again.

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This time we went back into the files 15 years.

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Anybody who even vaguely matched the description was checked out.

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The MO of the thief was rechecked.

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The machines came up with an additional 17 possibles.

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Each of these were checked out.

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It took us two weeks and at the end of that time we were back where we started again.

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We had nothing but a description that apparently didn't match anybody in our files and an MO

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that didn't fit any known criminal.

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During the time that we'd been checking out leads, the bandit was inactive.

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Additional cars from Metro Division had been assigned to the detail and rolling stakeouts

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were maintained around check cashing agencies throughout the city.

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The holdup man had apparently dropped from sight.

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Saturday, June 25th, I checked into the office.

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Hi, Reese Smith.

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Yeah.

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What do you have there?

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Huh?

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Oh, just a minute.

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Little John.

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You see him, Joe?

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No, I don't think he's here.

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Little John?

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What are you doing out here?

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No, Benny, he isn't here.

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All right, wait a minute.

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I'll check the book.

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Here.

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No, I left about an hour ago.

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Yeah, I'll be back.

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Want me to call you?

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Okay, wait a minute.

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Here's a pencil.

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Oh.

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Mm-hmm.

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0281.

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Right, yeah.

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Okay, Ben.

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I got something here.

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Teletype from San Diego from Hugh and the Davis.

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Yeah?

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I'll read it to you.

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RE, your APB, dated June 10th, RE robbery.

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Robbery occurred this city last night.

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M.O. and description matches your suspect.

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We have identification as Jerry Lane.

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San Diego number 146382.

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Are sending mugshots.

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Huh, looks like a break.

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Well, it might have been.

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You can let me finish.

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Yeah.

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We got away.

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12.15 p.m.

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A special delivery letter arrived from San Diego with the mugshots of Jerry Lane.

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There was also a note from Sergeant Carl Davis.

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He explained that the suspect had held up a small liquor store in the city and had badly

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beaten the owner.

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A witness was shown the mugbooks and was able to pick out the bandit.

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He was identified as a Jerry Lane.

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He had only one arrest record, and that was for a misdemeanor offense in San Diego County.

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We checked the name through our identification bureau, but there was no record on him in

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our files.

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The mugshots from San Diego had been taken over four years previously, but the victims

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of the robberies in Los Angeles had no trouble identifying it, even without the glasses and

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the mustache.

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Additional broadcasts were gotten out carrying the name, and radiograms were sent to Washington

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and to Sacramento requesting any available information.

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Another week passed while the search went on.

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During that time, the holdup man hit once more, this time in National City, just south

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of San Diego.

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From the reports we got, the ammo matched the one previously used.

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The suspect made good his escape.

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Tuesday morning, 11.30 a.m., Frank and I had been out running down a lead.

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We just got back to the office.

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Well, there's another one that didn't go anyplace.

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Yeah?

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You know, Joe, if somebody could figure out a way to filter out the bad leads, it'd sure

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save a lot of legwork, wouldn't it?

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Yeah, I guess I'll get it.

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Robbery Friday.

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Yeah, all right.

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It's you, man.

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Yeah?

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Hi, Papi.

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Yeah.

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When was that?

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You got anything on him?

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Mm-hmm.

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Yeah, well, you're probably right.

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Well, I guess the only thing we can do is put out another broadcast.

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Yeah.

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No, nothing up here.

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What'd you say?

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Right, yeah.

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Well, if anything else turns up, let us know, will you?

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Right.

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Oh, wait a minute.

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Say hello to Carl.

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All right, Papi.

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Yeah, we'll be talking to you.

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Right.

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Thanks.

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Bye.

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What's the guy?

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Well, it's our suspect, Jerry Lane.

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Yeah.

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He's gonna have to stand for more than a 2-11 charge now.

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What do you mean?

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The latest victim just died.

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You are listening to Dragnet, the authentic story of your police force in action.

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It's so satisfying to know that my Chesterfield is low in nicotine, highest in quality.

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Chesterfield, low in nicotine, highest in quality.

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A fact proved by chemical analyses of the country's six leading cigarette brands.

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And it's so satisfying to know that a doctor who has been making thorough examinations,

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especially of the nose, throat, and sinuses, reports no adverse effects from smoking Chesterfields.

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His report is a part of a program supervised by a responsible research laboratory and is

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based on thorough bimonthly examinations of a group of Chesterfield smokers over a period

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of a year and a half.

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That's 18 full months now.

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Don't you want to smoke a cigarette with a record like this?

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Smaller or king size.

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Chesterfield is low in nicotine, highest in quality.

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Best for me, best for you.

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From the information we got on the phone, it looked like Jerry Lane would be headed

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for Los Angeles.

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One of the witnesses to the latest robbery said that the suspect drove away in either

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a 1942 Plymouth or a Dodge coupe.

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The color of the car was listed as either a dark blue or black.

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Descriptions of the car and of the suspect were printed up and distributed to all law

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enforcement agencies between Los Angeles and the Mexican border.

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Al Gaeton from the San Diego department got in touch with the Mexican authorities and

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a close check was kept on all cars crossing into Mexico.

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According to our information, Jerry Lane had robbed at least eight places and stolen a

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little under $9,000 in a period of six weeks.

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While we continued our investigation, the San Diego authorities followed up the leads

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they had.

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In the course of checking out the friends and associates listed on Lane's arrest record,

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they came up with the information that he had at one time been employed as a musician

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in a downtown nightclub.

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They interviewed the employees of the place, but they were not able to get a definite lead

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on the suspect.

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With the mugshot that they'd sent us and knowing that he was a professional musician, we checked

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with the local office of the musician's union.

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They told us that he was not in good standing and they were unable to give us the address

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of the suspect, but they did give us the name and address of a bar where he'd worked several

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years before.

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At 8.30 p.m. that night, Frank and I talked to one of the waitresses in the place.

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No, they cut out the band a year or so ago.

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Not enough business to keep it going.

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Did you work here when they did have a band?

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Sure.

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I've been here since they remodeled the place.

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Been four years anyway.

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Hey, you fellas like a drink?

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Be on the house.

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No, thank you.

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No, ma'am.

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You know a man named Jerry Lane?

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What does he do?

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Well, he's a musician.

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You understand he plays clarinet.

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Lane.

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Yeah, it seems to me I do remember him.

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Not too tall, kind of nice looking if you went for the tight.

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Yeah, I remember him.

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You know where he can get in touch with him?

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No, I haven't got the slightest idea.

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Had to be a pretty big lush.

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Had to let him go.

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Union told him lay off the booze, but he didn't pay no attention.

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Always showing up late.

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A real lush.

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Possibly the owner might know where he is.

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It isn't likely.

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I'm married to the owner.

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I know most of the stuff that goes on around here.

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I see.

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Can you give us any idea where we might be able to get a lead on him?

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Some of his friends, maybe another musician?

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No.

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Hey, wait a minute.

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Ma'am.

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I might know someone.

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Let me make a phone call.

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Well, if you give us the phone number, we can put in the call.

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I'd rather not do that.

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You see, this girl used to see a lot of Jerry.

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Maybe she don't want to get mixed up in a thing like this.

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I'll call her and find out.

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She knows.

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She'll tell me.

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If she doesn't, there's no harm done.

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OK.

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Got a dime?

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Just a minute.

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Here's two nickels.

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Thanks.

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I'd rather you leave the door open, if you will.

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Hello.

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May I speak to Betty Hodgen, please?

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Yeah.

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All right.

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They're calling her.

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Good.

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Nice girl.

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Never figured out what she saw in Jerry.

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Hello.

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Betty?

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Betty, this is Naomi.

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Just fine.

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You?

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I'm fine.

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You?

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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I'm fine.

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You?

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Oh, yeah, he's fine.

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Say, Betty, I hate to bother you, but do you know where I can get in touch with Jerry Lane?

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Yeah.

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Uh-huh.

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Yeah, wait a minute.

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Have you got a pencil?

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Yeah.

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Here you go.

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Now, what's the address, Betty?

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Uh-huh.

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Yeah, I got it.

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No, no, it's nothing serious.

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No.

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No, business isn't that good.

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Yeah, we still got the piano.

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Sure, I'm going to keep it.

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Right.

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Well, I guess we'll have to wait.

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OK.

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All right.

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OK.

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All right.

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All right. Well, thanks, Betty.

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You guys are in luck.

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Yes, ma'am. Here's the address.

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It's a club down on 6th.

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Betty says he's there almost every night.

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9 42 p.m.

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We called the office and had another team of men sent out.

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We notified homicide detail that we picked up another lead

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and they sent out a team of men to give us any help that we might need

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in apprehending the suspect.

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The address we'd been given was the Georgetown Club, a small place on West 6th Street.

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When we got there, the place was crowded

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and the band was in the middle of the second set.

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We checked with one of the bartenders.

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Sure, that's Jerry playing clarinet. See, gray suit.

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Yeah, does he work here?

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No, he shows up almost every night, sits in with the band.

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Union doesn't like it. They talk to the boss about it.

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He's trying to get the bomb out of here.

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Costs a lot of trouble.

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That right? Sure.

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Always he comes in drunk or else he acts like he's high on toast.

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You want me to get him for you?

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Yeah, tell him a couple of friends who'd like to talk to him, will you?

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I do it right now.

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You don't want me to say you're cops?

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No, we don't. I didn't think so.

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OK, I get it. Thank you.

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Some place they got here, huh?

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Yeah, sure is crowded, isn't it?

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Right. Better watch him.

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He's probably armed.

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Yeah, let's get him outside.

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It'd be easier to take there. Too many people here.

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The bartender's got him now.

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Let's let him get outside before we move away.

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Right.

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There he goes. Come on.

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Yeah, sure. Well, where are they?

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You said a couple of friends. Where are they?

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They said they would be here. Now, wait a minute.

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Here they are.

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You? Where did I know you fellas from?

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You're Jerry Lane?

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Yeah, what do you want?

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I gotta get back in there.

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If you fellas don't need me no more, I'll get back to work.

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Yeah, thanks a lot. Go ahead.

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No problem.

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I don't know what this is all about. I don't know you guys.

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Police officers. You're under arrest.

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What for?

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Yeah. Stand still.

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What are you trying to do? You got nothing on me.

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Stand still.

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You stay away from me, cop. I'll leave you alone.

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All right, hold it up, mister.

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All right, now, come on. On your feet.

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Get up.

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Now, stand still.

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Knees clean, Jonah. Put your hands behind you.

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I didn't do anything.

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If you got no reason to shove me around,

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cut my mouth. It's bleeding.

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Yeah, well, that makes two of us, mister.

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What are you after me for? What have I done?

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I have too much to drink. Is that it? I wouldn't bother anybody in there.

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It's a nice trial, Lane, but it won't work.

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We got a half a dozen positive identifications on you for robbery.

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I didn't hurt anybody. You killed a man.

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But... yeah.

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The last one, I...

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I heard he died. Is it true?

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Did he die?

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That's right.

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I didn't know what I was doing, you know.

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I wasn't responsible. I just didn't feel so good.

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It wasn't my fault.

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He wouldn't give me the money.

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I didn't know what I was doing.

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That's gonna make a difference, isn't it?

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I didn't know what I was doing.

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I wouldn't know about that, Lane. It's gonna be up to the jury,

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but you can bet on one thing. What's that?

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A man.

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The story you have just heard is true.

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The names have been changed to protect the innocent.

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On December 17th, trial was held in Department 92,

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Superior Court of the State of California,

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in and for the County of Los Angeles.

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In a moment, the results of that trial.

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And now here is our star, Jack Webb.

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Thank you, George Fenomen.

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Friends, the big Labor Day weekend is coming.

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It's the last of the year.

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I'm sure you'll be able to get a good night's sleep.

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I'm sure you'll be able to get a good night's sleep.

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I'm sure you'll be able to get a good night's sleep.

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Friends, the big Labor Day weekend is coming up,

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so make sure you have plenty of Chesterfields.

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Get a couple of cartons when you do your weekend shopping.

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I can tell you why you should be smoking Chesterfields

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in just ten words.

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Chesterfield, low in nicotine, highest in quality.

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Best for you.

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BAND PLAYS

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BAND PLAYS

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BAND PLAYS

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BAND PLAYS

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Gerald Carlisle Lane

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Gerald Carlisle Lane was tried and convicted of murder

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in the first degree and was executed in the lethal

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You have just heard Dragnet,

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a series of authentic cases from official files.

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Technical advice comes from the Office of Chief of Police,

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W.H. Parker, Los Angeles Police Department.

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Technical advisors, Captain Jack Donahoe,

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Sergeant Marty Wynn, Sergeant Vance Brazier.

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Heard tonight were Ben Alexander,

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Vic Rodman, Lillian Bajoff, Harry Bartel.

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Script by John Robinson.

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Music by Walter Schuman.

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Hal Gibney speaking.

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Watch an entirely new

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Dragnet case history each week on your local

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Please check your newspaper for the day and time.

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