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now it is time for this week's episode of Dragnet. The original aired eight
September the seventeenth of nineteen fifty and the title is James Vickers. Here's another
inn NBC's great parade of new shows. Ladies, Chap, The story you
are about to hear is true, only the names have been changed to protect
the innocence. NBC brings you Dragnet and you are a detective sergeant. You're
assigned a homicide bureau. A police officer has been shot mortally wounded. One
of the suspects has been apprehended. The other is still at large. Your
job will find him. Dragnet that documented drama of an actual crime, investigated
and solved by the men who unrelentingly stand watch on the security of your home,
your family, and your life. All the next thirty 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 from official police files,
run beginning to end, run crime to punishment. Drag Net is the story
of your police force in action. It was Thursday, November sixteenth, was
foggy in Los Angeles. We're working a day watch out of homicide. My
partner's Ben Romero. The boss is at backstrand Supid Detectives. My name is
Friday. It was eleven fifty eight a m. When we got to the
Georgia Street Receiving Hospital, second floor, Room five, treatment room. A
very good time. How's mused done? Gundon and lungs been three times going
fast? His wife with him. They're bringing him down now. Can we
talk to him? He'll make it fast. Come on you sway easy,
John, John is Friday and Romera. I didn't want to talk to you
a minute. Doctor doct burns my chest burning off? Nurse? Yes?
Doctor or the hypodemic? Yes, doctor Hyde. All right, fas,
don't take too long. John. It's Joe Friday. Can you tell us
how it happened? Joe, Joe, how it happened? Boy? Can
you tell me? Can't figure it? Joe? Why do you do it?
We gotta find out how that happened. I don't know. I was
directing traffic. He's Broadway in the first Street. Great Cooper pulled up for
the stop. Great Cooper. How many men in the car? How many?
John? Two? Great Coop pulled up for the stop, and the
pedestrian. Pedestrian went over. I'm gonna ask him to back up, back
up bout a lane. Just gonna ask him, Yeah, John, And
then what driver? Dark hair, eyes dark went over. We're gonna gonna
ask him back up? Pointed the gun? No reason, point the gun
at me? All right, easy, John, take it easy? No
reason, Joe, no reason he fired? I heard Phil, Yeah,
yil. What about the other man in the car? Did you see him?
And he describe him? Yo? Yo? Did you get him?
Great Coop? Driver guy with him? We've got the driver, johnnys upstairs.
The other one got away. We gotta find him. You gotta help
us my wife. Somebody Send for Dora. She's on her way. She'll
be here in a minute. Now. Can you tell us the other man
in the car? What did he look like? What did he look like?
Joel, Great Cooper? The driver, part of the gun, dark
hair? Yeah, old the other man? John, We got the driver.
What did the other man look like? Send for Dora? Come on,
Ben, Thanks Dodd, okay, Joe, I'm going fast. Yes,
John got any kids to always pick up? Family? Man, this
thing's got a phony ring to it. Ben. You don't just pull a
gun and shoot'em. Man, Now, if you're singing, you don't.
Here's a stairs. The guy we got as a sin as they come,
And how do we explain it? All I know is that who had shot
John beamis and I want a why? Uh might be a lead in that
car he was driving. Maybe come on here we are phone message for you.
Friday came in a few moments ago. Thanks Davis fromar and I.
They gotta manke. Take a look at no make or Warren's on James Vicker's
gray. Let's talk to him. Come on, yeah, minor wound Joe.
The bullet penetrated the fleshy part of his hands, didn't touch the bone.
But this guy had an arm wound too. Just a nick man.
That officer you shot Vickers? He's dying? Is he? The family?
Guy? Got a wife? Two kids? Has he? Why did you
shoot him? Bigger? Ask him? We did? And you know the
reason said? There wasn't any reason. That's right. Look, we're gonna
make you on this. Vickers. You know that, don't you. I
don't know anything. Why you shoot him? Shut up? Why I showed
him? Joe? Yeah, Davis, stay with him. Dot get us
an empty slip on this guy when he would be backing on the minute.
Come on, man, all right, Joel, I have it right too,
punk easy, Joe always he nothing. I've seen too many good cops
like Beamus cut down by punks like that. Vickers, you have the mad
wont hail? Come on down the stairs. Yeah, back to see Bamous.
Why? Just for the record, I want to see if the doc
thinks it's okay for it to bring Vickers down. I like to have Famous
definitely identify him as the guy who shot him. We've got three good witnesses.
An identification for memas will clench it. I want to see Vickers get
everything he's doing when he goes to court. Well, yes he went fast.
Yeah. And his wife, yeah she make it in time. No
did he say anything? Did help mine? He said? A prayer?
City Hall six two five oral records Currently Joe Friday, Vince, what about
to make on that car using the Beama shooting? This morning, John,
gentlemen trying to get ahold of it. Where are you not. Georgia Street,
second floor? What about to make col was reported s Tolen yesterday afternoon,
registered to Harold Simpers seven to one six EVERARTT Street. What's that?
The car was taken from a parking lot of Grand and Walbash. Okay,
Vince, thanks? What about the guns they found in the car? Well?
Jones still has them over the crime lab. He's running him through,
no words? Yeah, no, you make out the mun report on the
car, Jo, Yeah, recovery report too. They're still dustin for preks
empty slip, righty don yeah right here Ben? Ready a card history MT
slip They're ready? Vickers? Yeah, all right, put out your wrists,
put the cuffs on him, then watch his hands. You're saving me
for the high lights. All right, let's go. I'm not quite a
jail. We're in jail now. Looks like a hospital. Bars on the
windows on? All right, come on give me a smoke here? Okay,
Lie? What do I get if I open up? No deal?
Might talk make it attractive? Who was the other guy in the car?
Bit track? I always give ride? And why do you run when we
chase you? Maybe he was scared you're part of a game. Maybe who
was the other guy. What's it worth? Come on, victause, you're
wasting our time. Where we're going? All right? My hand hurts.
I want to call my own doctor. You hear me. I cop pulled
his gun first. I can prove it. Yeah, down the stairs,
hut. Where we're going? I said, where we're going? All right?
What's it worth? If I talk? I can tell you all about
it. Let's make a deal. You don't tell us anyhow, I think
so? All right? You off the door? Uh wait a minute?
Cigarettes us all right? Ben lighted. Yeah, nice see you guys.
Thanks, Yeah, play off the stop. He's bossing the streets. Power
over his head, watch the cops. Cigre Joe, he's un for that
car. He's up. Come on, Joe, I want it back.
Wait, let us throw here. Let us throw so I call him doctor
Joe. No, he wouldn't be interested. The guys did. James Vickers
murder suspect address unknown died almost instantly at one thirteen pm November sixteenth, while
attempting to escape. His body was taken to the County Morgue, where it
was posted. All the personal effects found on the body were listed by the
corner and a receipt for them given to our office at eight thirty five.
The next morning, Ben and I met with Chief detectives at Backstrand. Those
four guns they found in the car Vickers was driving. They're all US Army
property. Where were they stolen from? Coover? I don't know. Each
one of the guns is stamped US Army. That's all that makes it easy
the coroner find anything on the body and nothing to tell us why Vickers decided
to kill a traffic though. What did Beemas say before he died? He
was on traffic due yesterday morning down at East Broadway in the first ten thirty
five of a great coup pulled up for a stop sign. Vickers was driving.
Beamus started over to tell him to back up out of the pedestrian zone.
Vickers pulled a gun and shot him. How'd they catch? Figures chased
him three miles before he powed into a lumber truck. The guy with him
got away. Fine, checked or I home maker warrants on Vikers kickbacks?
Not in on his fingerprint? All right? What's your guests Friday? I
don't have one. Ed Vickers could have been hopped up. Doug Stanley over
Georgia Street said no, he checked him. Wait a minute Backstrandonah, hold
on for you to Friday sad things Friday talking. Yeah, yeah, good,
be right over. Lee. We're in the said crime lab. Just
found Vickers address. It is Joe. Thanks Lee. Let's see silver Dollar
Hotel received of mister James Vickers. Six dollars and fifty cents, Room three
forty five. Where'd you find anything out of the front seat, in with
the tools, anything else? Not a thing? How about prints too kind
of smudged. Hope we can run a make with them. No prints on
those four guns smeared? Not enough to classify? This is it? Then?
It's all we've got. Come on, let' see if we can make
it payoff. We located the Silver Dollar Hotel on East Grand between sixteenth Street
and Pico. Was an old type frame building with a brightly colored neon sign
jutting out over the sidewalk just above the dark entrance. The manager's name was
Luther Gage. We showed him a picture of James Vickers. He definitely identified
him as one of his former tenants. He told us that Vickers had stayed
at the hotel one week in three five, and that he had checked out
two days ago. Was Vickersteen here alone? Miss Gay? Yes? Alone?
Quiet man? Did he have any visitors? Maybe? Wouldn't know?
Paid his bills, spend most of his time away from the hotel, good
tenant. Did Vickers have any friends here in the hotel? Maybe fell in
the room next to mister Victor's. He still lives here. Two of them
used to be kind of thick. Can we look at that room Vickers stayed
in, mister Gage, let's see, yes, it's still vacant, all
right. This way, this man Vickers was friendly with what's his name?
Gay Night? Raymond Knight? Room three four? Three's in his room now?
No, went out about eight this morning. Here's the elevator. How
well would you say Knights and Vickers knew each other? Couldn't say? Good
tenants. Both of them pay their bills, they go out together, seem
to know each other well, wouldn't No, I don't cry, but this
case involves murder. Mister Gage, we told you that we'd appreciate your cooperation.
Cooperation, don't pay the rant, Sergeant rd Flora. This way here
three four or five? Open it up? Nothing? Yeah? Oh here,
Ed looks pretty clean. You know all my rooms are clean. He
didn't mean it that way, mister Gage, wonder if you'd chow us Night's
room though that's next door in the HM. I don't know about this poking
into other people's rooms. Not regular, neither's murder. Come on, let's
go. Does mister Knight have this room to himself? Sure? Ask questions,
don't you? No? Knight has a friend staying with him about two
weeks now, not in much see in No, don't think so? Oh
I want it? Don't drop at you all that shot, mister Kate for
got cork it up here, Ben, he's out cold. Look what you've
done to the room. I thought you said Nike wasn't in He isn't.
This is his friend, great friends. Forty five automatic in his hand,
thirty eight snub nose in the bureau, another forty five look in his bag.
I don't pry. He pays his bills good tenant? Yeah? Can
I get outside on this phone? Yes? All outside calls are ten cents.
Yeah here, I have to keep the book straight. Sure you do.
Who's gonna pay for the dammage? Ask mister Knight's friend here? Well,
say why worry? He pays his bills good tenant, I called ed
Backstrand and he sent out a special detail to stake out the hotel and bring
in Raymond Knight if when he returned, Ben and I drove to the Georgia
Street Receiving Hospital, where Doc Stanley patched up the cut on Ben's scalp and
treated Raymond Knight's friend for simple cuts and bruises. From papers found in his
wallet and in the hotel room, he was identified as Frank Gannon ninety eight
ninety six Wassat Street, Kansas City, Missouri. When we got the headquarters,
we had Gannon taken to the interrogation room, where we questioned him briefly.
He told us that he was a self employed watch salesman, that he
was in the city on a business trip. He admitted friendship with Knight,
but not with Vickers. We booked him at the Cotty Jail for assault with
a tent to commit murder. The three guns found in the hotel room were
turned over the crime lab. We reported back to the office. Show my
head's pound in my at Gannon's and mean, yeah, it's a nasty crack
I masspring in my desk, might have yeah, alright, boys rough days.
I don't get much rough or any message way on the desk. Now
I'm gonna eat starting right, Rason. What is jo Jones gotta make on
those prints he lifted off the car. Let's see, yeah, something else?
And now on James Bakers watted ten fourteen forty three desertion US Army that
could have come for those stolen army guns? Yeah, what about the make
on those Prince Lee found. Let's take a look vance Taylor's good solid record
for burglaries, two armed robberies to assault when here's the Marma sheet, mo
and so on, so age thirty six alias John fields Hell Grant, Tom
Bissel Jo Hey, yeah, alias Raymond Knight. The other man who rode
in the car with James Vickers the morning he shot down traffic officer Beamus finally
had been identified Vans Taylor alias Raymond Knight. Well, that still didn't explain
the unprovoked murder. He didn't explain the four guns found in the car or
the three guns found in the hotel room. An assortment of arms like that
could mean something big, but we didn't know what a gan in sudden willingness
to shoot it out in the hotel room meant something too. We didn't know
what we had. Gannon brought back to the interrogation room. Hi again,
have a say everything all right? I'll bet you're worried. No, we're
not worried, Ganon, you want to be, I'll make me laugh.
You're tied in with Raymond Knight. That's enough for a You send me up
for it. We're gonna try big talk. How long did you know Vickers?
I didn't do funny. He's punch were all over one of those guns
we found in your room. I'm not worrying. Then you better start,
Gannon, Vickers and Knight kill the man if you run with him. Your
hands are dirty too. Our room was night, that's all. Night didn't
come back to the hotel wors. We're not that close to share your guns
and your friends. That's close enough for us. I don't know, Vicars.
You mean you didn't know it? I said, I don't know.
We got Vickers again and he's dead. Good story. Okay, come on
again, let's get out on the morning. On this way go cold to
day, isn't it. Yeah? It's damn yeah, No, what is
all this? You never seen the corpse before? No, I'm not in
this. Take me back. I don't want to look. You canna close
your eye. Take me back. I don't want to look. Hear me
I fellas slam twenty five This way again and I get sick. I don't
want to look. Throw back the sheet, Fred, take a dumb luck
again. No, he's Night's friend. I'm not in it. Who is
I don't know? I take me I don't sick, all right, friend?
Things okay, Bud, interrogation room, Friday, Joe on steakout the
Silver Dollar Hotel. I was signing a Raymond Night gave you a post,
okay, Dave, thanks? How long does this go on? I can
call a lawyer, you know, and you better call one right away again.
And they just picked up Night at the hotel. He's incriminated you.
You're a liar. Sure like we worry about victors. Will provity again.
The officers are on their way in now. They're gonna put Night in the
next room. You can listen to them. Look, I came here to
sell watches. I ain't in there. Jannon, You and Vickers a night.
We're planning a job, a big one. We know that if you
want a way to get on the witness stand to tell your story. It's
all right with us. Didn't take too long to break this smoke youl.
Yeah thanks, Yeah, well, h what are you gonna do? Nothing?
Just kill a little time. They bring in knight. You haven't got
night. I haven't one wrapped to me yet. Joe wanna check me out?
Okay, open them up? Huh, give him a good shuffle.
Huh. You're gonna have some time on your hands, ganning. Want to
learn a new card game? Nah' sit yourself. It's a good game for
two, better with three. A lot of cars. Yeah, you got
two decks there. First off, this game is quite a bit like jin
Rummy. Yeah, there are eight of every suit four jokers. Jokers kind
of fifty points. Red three is kind of a hundred points each. If
you get a black three, you can freeze the deck. Oh, I
see, I shouldn't say deck. In this game they call it the pack
pack. What's a pack? Well, it's the discard file, same as
in Gin. You get a red three, you can freeze. No,
it's a black three. Well what happened when you freezer? Nobody can pick
it up? Oh? I see all right, I want to steal a
lot of dummy hand here. Fine Gamegan, I'm sure you won't change your
mind. He didn't want to play you. All right, now, I'm
two handed. You deal out fifteen cards. See how many? Can play?
As many as six? I think I've only played up to four.
You play partners with four? Yeah, that's fair. Okay, count your
cards. I think it's fifteen. Yeah, there's fine, fifteen right now?
Now what I do? Well, I guess you better let your hand
open. That'll be the easiest way to show you. Okay, I'll split
them all out over there. Well, you don't have a great hand there.
You got a couple of black threes. You can use those? Yeah,
it's fine. They kind of hundred a pieg No, no, no,
those are red threes. Black threes don't count anything. Oh, red
three, that's right. Do you remember what black threes are for? You
can use them to freeze a pove pack. That's right, the pack.
Well, you know what I mean? All right? Now? Look you
see I got a joker here. Jokers are wild. Do you remember how
much they count? They're wild? One hundred points. No, red threes
are worth a hundred. Jokers count fifty. You don't explain it very good.
I don't understand. How simple can it be? Again? Not even
playing? You get it, don't you get him? Okay, Red three's
kind of hunting Joker's count of fifty black threes. You can you can freeze
the the pack. Yeah good, Now hold lot of that with it.
Now, black threes freeze the pack. But that's not the only card that
can do it. No, No deuces can do the same thing. But
you see the only difference is if you use a deuce, which is also
wild, you have to have a natural pair in order to pick up the
pack. Now with a black three, it's I knew it until I knew
it wouldn't work or sour. Right from the start, Vickers killed the cop
man. I'm not a limnedographer. I'm grabbing you and I'm taking old wraps,
Johnny, this stenographer right fast? All right, Kennon too late,
haven't got time. Twenty after one, they're gonna do it. What payroll
Frasier company messenger leaves one twenty, He's got the payroll thirty grand. They're
gonna get him. Where does the messenger leave one twenty? You're too late,
I'm not inn Where does he leave one twenty leaves the bank. I
think no, maybe the company. Where's the company? Third and Spring.
They're gonna get him. Where's the bank? The messenger goes to up the
block Second National, Third and Hill. Where they're going to get the messenger
by the alley Clay Street. I'm not in and check it. Get out
of communications. Haven't put out a call a block off the area. Give
them the details, right, Johnny, Yeah, stay with this guy,
okay. David Davis, Brazier, Brazier Manufacturing, Olympic h Good afternoon,
raise your manufacturing company. Give me a payroll division. There's a police department
emergency your payroll division. It's an emergency payroll Hopkins. Mister Hopkins, this
is Sergeant Friday, Police Department. We've had to tip your payroll messengers going
to be held up today. Has he left your building yet? The messenger?
Yeah, oh my, he left early today, went out the door
about to minutes ago. Thanks Second Nation, Second National. It's really Second
National. That's really Friday with all the acceptionments to break that games play in
a minute at no time. Good afternoon, Second National. Give me the
manager on duty, please emergency one moment, Please come on come on.
I'm sorry, sir, the line is busy. Would you get away?
Give me the chief teller? Thank you. Cheve Taylor water Is sergeant Friday
Police Department, emergency call. Has the payroll messenger from the Brazier company left
the bank yet? Well, I wouldn't know, Sergeant. Just a moment,
I'll have your call switched. Yeah, Operator Beatrice, would you give
this call the miss Chalmers? Uh, it's important, Thank you, mister
waters Is Chalmers, good afternoon. Ms Chalmers. What's a matter of Freddie?
You're sick? Yeah, I'm sick, Chalmers. Ms. Charmers is
a sergeant Friday Police Department. Has a payer messenger from the Brazier company left
the bank yet? Oh? Yes, and he had the payroll with him.
Thanks, gotta kept on a payroll stick of bank. You coming,
then, let's go down this way. He's coming. Let's talk about down
the stairs communication, get the story, got it down there. Now,
where's this brazier coming in Third and the Spring about five blocks from here?
Come on, here's the garage, all right, come on, hit it.
Let's make time. Get the radio on, warming up all you protection
as on Third Street forever. Let's makes you headed where's play alley, that's
next it art come three leave an ar take a tat cars are closing in,
but four street up my head been might meet him at this end of
play alley. Hold on, Oh we're quiet? This then nothing bunch you
can do with it? Hey, hey, look coming out of the only
o this guy with a release round broke the guy with a walloping Let's talk,
all right, you hold it the running point? Can I bet with
that? Fi let's go. Come on a little bit of ice dam on
my hands and turning on the hill tree Romeo. Come on ware esekimer.
You see him, Joe and bring the subway terming him. Yeah, they
going into the side door, look them. Why don't take the lap of
the left and then go with him right? They go under the right,
see him, Joe, No, I lock, don't wait a minute,
thy, I hold the turnstile. Come on, no tell me if the
platform and frost one gy, that's not what I on the turn shile.
I'm on there, you know the other guy on into the final these trays
come on after him. I'm decided he's tack famous sin throw y, I'm
back. I play it fast at all Hunting side you all right, Jill,
Yeah, yeah, are you h you want to check? No,
I don't think it's any use. Yeah, well let's go. I wonder
why he tried so hard, you know, I don't know, Ben.
Some people are like that. You can blow the whistle all you want,
they never know when to stop. The story you have just heard is true,
only the names were changed to protect the innocent. Frank Gannon, the
only surviving member of the hold up gang, was tried and convicted of the
crime of assault with intent to commit murder. He is now serving out his
sentence at the State Penitentiary. You have just heard the sixteenth in a new
series of authentic cases from official files. Technical Advice Board. Dragnet comes from
the Office of Acting Chief of Police W. A. Wharton, Los Angeles
Police Department. Tonight's program is dedicated to Private Richard H. Taylor the Washington
D C. Police Department, who, on the evening of December thirteenth,
nineteen forty six, gave his life so that yours might be more secure.
Dragnet came to you from Los Angeles. Phil Harris likes a great deal about
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Welcome Back. This was such a great episode and there are so many dragging
that programs that I honestly forget how good they were. This is another episode
where you're really gonna see a bit of temper from Sergeant Friday, and for
really understandable reasons, and they're There are so many unexpected things that happened,
starting with the killing of Vickers, and then you have that whole situation with
the interrogation and the card card game thing. I don't think this was a
real game, but I think it was another example of letting the suspects stew
while having a mundane conversation until they end up breaking. We also got another
really great effect that came four and a half minutes in when Friday crumpled the
piece of paper. It was done in a way that it was very effective
in showing that he was angry as he was doing it, and it's a
great example of just using the sound effect to tell the story and to really
express emotion. I do think you can get into a situation with sound design
as we now call it, particularly with all the software out there, that
you're using a realistic enough sound, but we can go another step, and
I think this episode had a great example of that. This is also the
fourth episode we heard Harry Morgan in. I didn't think he was in quite
this Many early episodes also get in recurs as a last name, as it's
another one of those names that Web a lot to use for a lot of
various characters, and over the course of listening you'll hear a lot of names,
and not just common ones like Smith because you know obviously that's gonna come
up, but that Web and maybe writer James Moser really seemed to love and
they just keep showing up all over Dragnet. Carver is another popular one well
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