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dot Great Detectives dot net. Well, now it is time for this week's
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episode of Dragnet. The original aired eight April twenty seventh, nineteen fifty and
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the title is The Big Job. The story you were about to hear is
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true, only the names have been changed to protect the innocent Dragnet. You're
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a detective sergeant. You're assigned to Bunco Fugitive Detail. You receive information an
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escaped criminal is hiding out in your city. He's dangerous, he may be
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armed. Your job get him. Dragnet the documented drama of an actual crime.
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For the next thirty minutes, in cooperation with the Los Angeles Police Department,
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you will travel step by step on the side of the law through an
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actual case from official police files, from beginning to end, from crime to
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punishment. Dragnet is the story if you were police. Force in action was
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Thursday, April twenty seventh, was warm in Los Angeles. We're working a
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night watch out of Bunco Fugitive Detail. My partner's Ben Romero. The boss
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is Blaine Steed, captain of Bunco Fugitive My name is Friday. I was
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on the way back from communications. At was six forty five pm when I
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got the room thirty eight squadroom. Hi, Hi, how about some dinner?
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Then we got one to check out. First year's a Teletope you ever
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just brought it in? Thanks from San Rafel. Huh, chick up and
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hold for this department. One Alfred Garvey wanted for suspicion forgery, robbery.
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This man poses as a fingerprint expert from sant Refel Police Department. Here's his
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mother book from the record Bureau. We're informed Garvey is registered at the Fair
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Deal Hotel or City. We're saying over your person Broadway, please advise us
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on his arrest and officers will arrive with warrant signed chief please Frank Kelly Sandrafel,
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California. Shouldn't take long to pick you then, all right, we
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can eat later. I guess him, Max, what do you doing around?
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I thought you took off on vacation. I am just came back to
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pick up some stuff for my locker. Oh Dutch, Sure, listen,
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the wife's got the car. There are you guys going anywhere near North Main
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and Daily? Yeah, we're gonna leave right now. Okay, let me
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grab my coat. All right? You live out near Himing Park, don't
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you? Man? Yeah? White? The kids shopping in the cars afternoon
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and get them shoes for a vacation. Did sure? Scuff up the toes
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in a hurry. All right, y'all said, let's go. Where are
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you going on your vacation? Big bear? We're gonna stayed a whole three
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weeks ian while I was own a cabin up there. They even pay the
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utilities for us. It's pretty nice. Only one trouble. What's that they're
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coming with us? Oh? Yeah, what'd you brought in the captain stall?
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All right in the back? Okay, you two still working in that
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valley? Case? No, we washed it up monday. What's this one?
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Selle type for Sandra Fell? And once some guy picked up? Here's
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a mug shot. Who's Richard's gonna work with? What? He's gone?
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There? I don't know what's the crowd up ahead? Oh yeah, Priner's
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convention. I forgot they were having them parade tonight. You better stay over
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to the one side. I think we can get through, all right,
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watch those kids there? There we go. That's the place up ahead in
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it. Indeed, yeah, we gotta stop by his hotel a minute,
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Max, you wanna wait here? Alchemy a big turnout for the parade.
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No, yeah, it's a big crowd. They're a deal hotel. Those
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rates thirty five cents a day, two dollars a week. Yes, I
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can I help you? Police officers, would you look at this picture please?
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All right? Maybe registered as Alfred Garvey Garby Short came in yesterday.
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The picture makes him look old. Is he in now? Let's see are
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the wrong? Three or seven? The kid's gone, he must be in.
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Thank you. Yes, elevators down there at the end of it,
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or okay, elevators and youth. Let's take the stairs. I'll wait for
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you here. I want to see the parade came in. I've never seen
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it to fail. Let's see stairs. Every time my archiers hurt, we
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get a thief to check who lives upstairs? Just one more flight? Yeah?
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Three or five? Three? Seven? Nors? Let's have a look.
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Man's empty. Nothing in the Yeah, pretty fast? Checkout came from
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downstairs the lobby. Come on, hurry up, okay, please the police.
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It's Maxwell Max Maxie. All right, run out the door, blue
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suit. You showed your friend wall an ambulance. You run out the door.
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Shoot your friend. Come on, Ben, call that ambulance, will
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you? Hey you do you see a man come out of this hotel?
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Did you just see a man come out of this hotel? I don't know.
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All right, Ben, you go that way. I'll check up this
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way. What doesn't matter, what's where you're going. Do you see a
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man running up this way? Just now? But my height? Blue suit?
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I didn't see anybody. Did you see anybody? Wait? Hey,
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boy, no, listen, did you see him? A man running by
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here a minute of go in a blue suit? Maybe I didn't notice.
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I'm sorry, sorry, lady man man over here? You just bought him.
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Know, we're gonna need hell. Right, come on, we call
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the obulence. You better help your friend. He's bleeding. I don't know
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what to do. Ben, get a whole communication to get some help out
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here. Right. If the guy get done of the elevator, it was
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Garby, your friend to right to stop your Garby showing right in the far
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right. Stop yelling. He's terrible. Now, look he's bleeding. You
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better do shut up, Max, Max? How is it Chester? You
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all right? Easy? Huh? Garby came out of the elevator fast with
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a gun. All right, take it easy, huh yoh. I got
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communications there blocking off the area. It's fine. What's that front door?
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Will you keep those people out of Hereah? Yeah, Chest, I'll be
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here in a minute. Boy, call the wife eleanor ambulance this year.
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Yeah, you know bad. He's not gonna get any worse. He's dead.
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The name on the personnel report, said John Warren, Maxwell Sergeant Los
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Angeles Police Department badge number one O three seven seven. The nearest living relative
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wife eleanor Jean Maxwell. Dependents John Maxwell Junior six years, Deborah Lee Maxwell
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two years. Death in line of duty. April twenty seventh, seven fifteen
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pm. John Maxwell's body was removed from Georgia Street to the County Morgue at
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seven forty five. A special detail of men from Homicide and Bunco Fugitive were
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on the scene to aid in the investigation of the killing. The neighborhood where
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the Fairdeal Hotel was located was covered for a half mile around. By nine
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o'clock, the parade was over and the area was cleared. We had a
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single lead to work with in checking out the different taxicab stands in the neighborhood.
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We found out that three separate fares had been picked up within two blocks
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of the hotel. Four minutes after the shooting, Ben and I went to
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the office of the taxicab company. Abs and question were called in and the
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waybills were checked. The times of the three different trips were listed, and
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so was the address of each destination. We copied down the addresses and then
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interviewed the drivers. We're gonna give each one of you half a dozen fixtures,
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like to see if you didn't identify and he of them as passengers you
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picked up tonight near the fare Deal hotel. All right, here you go,
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yeah, four five six, Check them carefully here yours right here.
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Take a good look at each one of them. Okay, right now,
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fellas, take your time, look them all over, real good before you
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make up your mind. Yeah, here's the one, sergeant, no mistake.
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Let me see. Where'd you pick up this man? About a block
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from a hotel. I drove him to a place on fourteenth Street, same
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address on the wait beat Ben, Yeah, Alford Garvey, Ben and I,
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along with Ricketson Chandler from Homicide, drove out to the fourteenth Street address
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another small trenchon hotel. The clerk on duty identified Garvey from his mugs.
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He said the suspect had called at the hotel at about seven forty five that
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night and asked to see one of the guests, Missus Lorraine Thomas. The
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clerk said he told Garvey Missus Thomas was out, that she hadn't been there
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for four days. Ricketson Chandler went on steakout in the lobby of the hotel,
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and Ben and I went up to the second floor to stake out missus
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Thomas's room. Friday eleven, twenty five am, Lorraine Thomas returned to the
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hotel and was taken into custody. We took her a homicide and questioned her
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for more than an hour. She admitted that she was acquainted with Garvey,
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but that's all. One o'clock we went to Clifton's cafeteria for lunch. Yeah,
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I can't take this track, Thanks silverware. Get here a little earlier,
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you wouldn't get it. Look at that line. You were the first
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one he ran to after the shooting. Garvey doesn't have many friends in Los
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Angeles. Maybe that's why I look near. I'll have a mixed green salad.
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Kind of worked as garvey duty. You know. He told me it
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was in the Merchant Marines. Whole slap, None of that potato salad.
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Please? Do you know what he does in the Merchant Marine? Told me
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a steward French dreads And do you know any of his friends in town?
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No? I don't bride bread. Can I have an extra butterfleece? Oh?
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French trolle. What kind of you want in? Give me some of
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those bisiness, thank you. I don't know Garby usually stay at the Fair
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Deal Hotel when he's in town. I don't know that split piece soups and
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looks good. And we told you that the police up in the north were
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looking for him. Yeah, I know you did. Like I told you,
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I've been out with him a few times. That's all I know about
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him. You must have introduced you to some of his friends. I'll have
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the prime ribs. They're rare, that piece. How about it? Did
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you ever meet any of his friends? Yeah? One or two? No,
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no, gravy, meet low brown gravy. You remember any of the
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names of his friends. I just met him, that's all I don't remember.
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Let me have a roast turkey. Go kind of heavy on that dressing,
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right? Did you ever go out with any of'em? No?
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Why do you think Garvey went to your hotel after the shooting? I don't
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know. Maybe you figured you to hide him. I don't know why you
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should. You killed a man and had it straight for your place. Doesn't
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make you look too good. I can't help that. I like some of
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those string beans. Please, it's Thomas. You know it's gonna go hard
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on you if you're holding back information on Garvey. I'm not. Why don't
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you take someone that summer? Squashed? Joe? Good boy? But I
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can't eat that much? When'd you first meet Garvey? About three years ago?
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Up in Saint Joleno. You might as well keep your nose clean.
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How do you mean we're gonna reach you? Miss Thomas? You might as
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well tell us all you know. Look, if Garvey's killing people, I
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don't want to have any more to do with him. We do? Now?
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Where is he? I told you? I don't know? Squashed?
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Please? You said you had a little boy, didn't you, Miss Thomas?
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Do we have to talk about it now? Thought we were gonna have
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lunch? I told you little boy, it's seven years. Where is he
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now? He's in school up in San Francisco? This this line going off
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a slow lunchtime. You know that top that Garvey killed last year? Mashed
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potatoes country gravest? You what I said? Yes? I know he killed
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a cop. He had a little boy too. There's nothing I can do,
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no potatoes than Yeah, there's something you can do, Miss Thomas.
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You can tell us where Garvey is. If I know, I'd tell you
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runch riest. We're kidding iss missus Thomas, but we're not gonna kids you.
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You know a lot more about this than you're telling us. Maybe I
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do, but I'm scared. Who are you afraid of? Well? Why
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can't you count me out of this? I don't want any part of it.
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You're in all the way. The only way you're gonna get at is
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to tell us what you know? You kill me? Well, something happens
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to me. Nobody's gonna worry about my key. You don't have to worry.
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He's not gonna find that. Uh No, no desert place now?
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Boat kill me? Boat? Who's the other one trouble? No matter what
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you trying to do, Garby's working with somebody is an it. His name
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is Jack Flemming. It made me promise to cover for him. Give him
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a place to hide out whenever the heat is on. Then you know where
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they are? No, I don't. That's the truth. Why do they
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need a place to hide out? You said Garby killed a cop? What
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about Flemming? Joe, I'm better move along one side? What about Flemming?
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I'm gonna pull some jobs all right, we can skip the dessert.
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Come on, I'll take the check for all of them. Let's go.
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What kind of jobs where hold up tomorrow night? Three Kings liquor store out
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in Wiltshire. Let's sit down. They're both the same, Garby and Flimming.
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They can't hold a gun without using table. You dropped your tray.
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I'll get you some more. Don't bother. I'm not hungry anymore. You
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are listening to Dragnett. The case history of a police investigation presented in the
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Public Interest. Saturday, April twenty ninth, last rites were held for Sergeant
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John Maxwell and he was buried at Holy Cross Cemetery. A guard of honor
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from the Police Department was present, along with most of the men Maxwell had
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worked with in Bunco fugitive detail. The Chief of Detectives delivered a short eulogy
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and one of the men from the department band sounded taps over the grave.
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We got back to the opposite at noon, checked in at the record bureau.
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A photo copyroom had taken negatives of Garvey's and Flemings coming out mugs and
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made duplicates that were distributed to all officers. The steakouts continued at the fair
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Deal in the fourteenth Street Hotel, where Lorraine Thomas was staying. She was
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put under protective custody. Ben and I Rickettson Chandler went on steakout at the
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Three Kings, his liquor store on Wilshire Boulevard. It was a large,
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modern place and it did a volume business, especially on Saturday night. Ricketson
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Chandler covered the store from the outside. Ben and I were stationed in the
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supply room at the rear of the place, where we had the main counter
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and most of the store in full view. We set up a pre arrange
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signal with a clerk on duty, and if and when Garvey and Fleming showed
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up, the clerk was to accidentally knock an empty bottle off the counter.
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Were waited until midnight. Nothing happened. It's the first customer in half an
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hour's kind of slow. Yeah, wait a minute, here comes another one.
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No soon, it's a woman clerk, sure got the jitters I put
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in with him. Oh, I could go for a hamburger. I wasn't
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very hungry. Then I couldn't known them bory boy. Yeah, thanks,
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Wait a minute, the customer, Yeah, man, can't see his face
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too well with a head on. Can you that's Fleming? Come on,
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police officers, get your hands up. Why should go you're hitting? It's
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going out the front. Come on, Rickets and China stopped him. Yeah
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he's down, Watch him get the gun. Yeah, yeah, here it.
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That's Flemming all right, Ricketts, call an ambulance. What's the score?
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Looks like one in the shoulder and legs too. What about Garby?
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I don't know. What do you think Fleming stopped all the slugs? Yeah,
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let's ask him. The wounded suspect was tweeted at Georgia Street Receiving Hospital
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and then booked into the prison ward at the General Hospital at eleven am the
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next day. We questioned him, but he refused to admit that he even
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knew Alfred Garvey. We requestioned Fleming for the next three days, with no
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results. The stakeouts continued, the search went on. There was no response
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to our APV. Garvey was still at large. As far as we were
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concerned, there was only one way to get directly to Garvey, and that
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was through Fleming. We called on Lorraine Thomas again and asked her that if
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she'd try to get some information on Fleming. Try to get him to talk
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and to tell her where Garvey was. I'm not even sure if he knows
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where Garby's hiding. You must have a good idea. Even if he has,
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you're not going to tell me. You wouldn't trust me that fun go
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further with you, and he will with us. He wanted to give us
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his name from Fred. It's up to you this times. Why can't you
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let me out of this? I looked figured it this way. You knew
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about Fleming and Garvey. You knew they were in town, knew what they
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were up to. He didn't break your back to save that dead cops life.
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Garvey shot him. I did you know he was a killer. You
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know he had a gun. What do you want me to do? Get
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close to Fleming, visit him every day till he tek he doesn't trust me
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I told you, and get him to trust her with you two favors for
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him. He wants to contact friends to raise money for a lawyer. Help
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him do that, run errands, do anything for him within reason. Suppose
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he finds out about the holder that I told you about it, He's got
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a long stretch a hit him. He won't bother you. They'll kill me
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if they find out. They wouldn't wait a minute. They won't find out,
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all right, won't be my fault. Al did the shooting, he
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killed the cop. Let him square it up. He'll square it with the
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cork. There's only one trouble. Yeah, Maxwell's wife and kids. Hot
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is Al square with him. In the morning of May eighth, suspect Jack
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Fleming was removed from his private room and wheeled down to the X ray lab
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on the pretext of treatment. While he was absent, a dictaphone was placed
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in his room by a sand crew from the crime lab. Fleming was then
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returned that afternoon while Ben and I listened in on earphones in the next room,
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Lorraine Thomas paid her first visit to Fleming. We had briefed her on
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how to proceed in getting a suspect to talk, in particular to reveal Garvey's
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hideout. Was a slow process. For the next fifteen days, between the
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hours of two and four in the afternoon, missus Thomas visited Fleming while Ben
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and I monitored their conversation in the adjoining room. For fifteen days, despite
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all our shows of confidence, Fleming refused to confide he was sullen and close
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mouthed. Some afternoons, he would hardly speak to her. On the sixteenth
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day, his mood seemed to be improving. Here, let me taxcept to
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look for you. Jack, is that belly? That's good? Thanks.
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I got in touch with Dave and Johnny like you asked me to. Let
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me say. Rollie said they could get you the money for the lawyer the
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day after tomorrow Day said he might be over to see you tonight. It's
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fine. Once I get a lawyer, I'll stop worrying. I stopped by
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Danelli's place too. Pap Royce was in there, going back tomorrow to see
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him. You ought to be able to help. You've been okayla right.
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I won't forget it four Yeah, sure, Sorry, you had to get
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it this winter. Forget it. I can give it back where it came
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from. That brought you some new magazines, a couple of candy bars.
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Put him over here and there the bad way. Yeah. Sure, let
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me get him for you. Yeah, Jack, I'll put him right here
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on this table. I'll bring you some more tomorrow. That's fine. You're
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gonna try and see prop Rose again tomorrow. Yeah, they told me.
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Being around noon. For sure, I don't see him, then I'll keep
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trying till I do. Yeah, that's it. Oh, listen, something
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else here. I don't want to talk loud that cops might have bought this
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room. Yeah. Well tonight, I want you to go to Georgia's giant,
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the Blue Moon, down on South Flower. Yeah. And as for
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George and Tabari, he's usually around from eleven nine. Tell George you've seen
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me. He'll know it, and tell him to take you to all take
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me down, yeah, el Garvey, George knows the place. Yeah,
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okay, Jack, and keep your mouth shut. I don't talk to anybody
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but George. He knows the place, all right, Ji, he'll help
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you out. Well, yeah, it's a long link. Quit paid,
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let's go. Ten pm, the detail of three cars followed Lorraine Thomas to
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the Blue Moon Tavern on South Flower Street. We parked down the block and
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watched her go in. At fifteen minutes past eleven, she came out with
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a small, fat man in a dark blue suit. They got in a
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tan colored coop and drove south. The cruiser cars, using three way radio,
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tailed the coop alternately out through the Echo Park area and then back to
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the starting point at the Blue Moon Tavern. Lorraine Thomas went back into the
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bar with a man and twenty minutes later came out, caught a taxi and
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took it to our hotel on Fourteenth Street. We drove back to the office.
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It was five minutes past one am. That's it. I get it.
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My cofus it to Friday, Lorraine Thomas sergeant. He showed me the
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place George did where we drove past it ten thirty two Alamo Apartment three.
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Garvey there now no, George said, He's supposed to be there tomorrow in
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the afternoon five o'clock. George said, all have to go alone. Are
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they watching the place? I think so? Garvey stand with another man.
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I got guns. You know where Garby is now? George wouldn't tell me.
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We can't afford to tip our hand. How do we know Garby will
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be there at five o'clock tomorrow? That's just it. We don't May ninth,
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three pm, an immediate stakeout was placed at the suspected hide out.
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The detail of twenty plain clothesmen began filtering into the neighborhood in the vicinity of
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ten thirty two Alamos Street, A three story apartment house at that address was
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checked thoroughly and then covered on all sides. Apartment three on the first floor
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was checked out too. Was registered to a Thomas King, whom the manager
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identified as Alfred Garvey from his mugshot. To avoid pedestrian casualties, we toured
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the immediate vicinity between three and four point thirty that afternoon, advising residents and
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storekeepers to clear the street and stay inside. At four thirty five pm,
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the men in the detail took up their assigned positions. We waited, hold
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out a light ways. Yeah, I'll have a lot of trouble for that
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punk Garvy. It'd be more trouble if he doesn't show most sex left can
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poope coming down the street behind it, say one retail last night, a
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girl driving his two guys waiting. You know, Garvey's one of them.
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They're pulling up. Ready, Wait a minute, let's go police officers.
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Hold it right there. Oh, don't get up. Throw them in,
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Garby, you haven't got a chance. I hold both. Come on,
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Den the other guy, rotten case, rotten business. The story you have
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just heard was true, only the names were changed to protect the innocent.
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On August second, trial was held in Superior Court Department ninety three, city
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in County of Los Angeles, State of California. In a moment the results
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of that trial, Jack Fleming, the only survivor of the hold up gang,
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was found guilty of several counts of armed robbery. Garvey's accomplices who aided
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him in hiding out were tried and convicted of being accessories. They are serving
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prison terms as prescribed by law. You have just heard Dragnets, a series
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of authentic cases from official files Technical Advice Board. Dragnet comes from the Office
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of Chief of Police W. A. Wharton, Los Angeles Police Department.
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The Halls of Ivy is pleasant. Listening tomorrow on NBC Welcome Back. Maybe
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I should have included a warning for people who are getting hungry, because it
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was getting close to dinner time when I was listening to that, and the
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cafeteria scene was causing me all kinds of problems. This sounds good. I
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think I really am hungry. I had a sense as soon as Max got
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a ride from Friday and Romero that he was a dead man. It does
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make me wonder how rules in modern departments work for these sort of situations,
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giving a ride to an off duty officer who was presumably unarmed since he was
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technically out of the office. It seems like this huge liability issue for the
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police and also just a safety risk to the officer. And you makes you
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want whether occurrences like this have led various departments to tighten up rules on having
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these sort of ride shares on duty. Obviously they didn't expect the Garvy to
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be carrying a gun. You know, he was wanted on a forgery warrant,
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but you never know when you go out to get a suspect, and
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so I wonder how the modern departments handle this. All right, well,
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listener comments and feedback, and we start with Alexis over on Good Pods and
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Alexis Rights regarding the Big Watch. Once again, the sound effects make this
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theater of the mind crystal clear, and I definitely agree, and there are
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some really good effects on this week's episode as well. The sounds of the
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parade and the sounds of the cafeteria, you know, very distinct, and
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the sound of the cafeteria, Yeah, it made it so you could taste
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it, but that may just have been me. And also I want to
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thank Alexis for rating an episode of Mister Chameleon, the Bottom paid For Murder
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Case, as well as the Dangerous Assignment episode, the Stolen Computer looprints.
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And then we also have comments on YouTube Prime Alien Rights regarding the Big Book.
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Adam, you do a fantastic job. Thanks for all the hard work.
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We appreciate you. And then also a nice also and many thanks from
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Zorg. Well, thank you so much. Appreciate your con comments. Now
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I said, I wasn't this here? That were the shame? Oh?
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What's the name Judy Wainwright who you're well? She does killed out Compton
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and Brady's boy. That's right, she wants to hire you. Is that
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why you call me? Yeah? Well, tell miss Wayne Right, I'm
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not interested. Ah, you're being smart, Mike. What do you mean?
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Well, strictly between you and me and the guy who's hiding under your
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racing form. This little girl hasn't got a prayer, got a chance.
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She's up the well known creek without a paddle. I bet the jury won't
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take twenty minutes to strap her into the chair. Want to hear the story
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