Calling All Cars: The Criminal Policeman

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Once again, it is our pleasure to present Chief James D. Davis of the Los Angeles Police Department. Good evening friends. Tonight you will hear the story of a man who was two weeks to resist the magnetic pull off of easy money.

He was, in a villager, a baby-faced melty or a cold-blooded killer, yet his crime was just as brutal as any of these gangsters might perpetrate. Even worse was the fact that he broke a trust not only with himself but with society as a whole by using his badge of authority as a means of protection, giving that any individual