Calling All Cars: Six Shots at Midnight

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That's right. You must be off to the whalen. Right, the second time. I'm off to Harry. The inspector assigned me to ride with you while your partner's on the pig leave. OK, off in. Let's get going.

Have it done any radio before? Work before? Oh, this is my first defense. And I've written it with a description of your work on the falling-old-cars radio program. They tell me, do these police cars really use rear-dramedy crack gasoline?

Sure they do. So the police cars, not a city. Crack gasoline does everything they say it does. City's specified for all police cars and an instance. Fire engine. But do you think gasoline really makes much difference in the police car?

Huh? Oh, it's Georgia. Here, we're just calling along at five miles an hour. No, this is calling car 4-2, car 4-2, or per-3 of 8-3. off of all of me. But you've ever been a power we can get out of that real ground in crack gasoline.

Tonight, Pete James E. David of the Los Angeles Police Department has brought a guest with him, and he will introduce Pete David. Good evening, friends. It is a great source of satisfaction for me to observe how more and more from all enforcement agencies with a nation work closer and closer together.

never a major crime occurs these days. The qualities of municipal counties are merged into a cooperative and a crime party with the result that fewer and fewer crimes remain unsolved. Tonight's story did not come under my official jurisdiction.