Calling All Cars: The Peroxide Blond

All cars, a copyrighted program transcribed and dedicated to the prevention of crimes. Calling all cars, tension all cars, broadcast to 125. Beyond the lookout for a blonde woman wearing a mink coat. I haven't raised this without the jewellery, suspected of burglary, that is all.

Dead with the number of male criminals, the number of women criminals is low. But the women malefactors are increasing, unfortunately, at a rapid pace.

Most of the independent crimes committed by women are done in moments of passion, but in the instance where women voluntarily enter into a life of continued crime, there the man has pointed the way, and just like the man's criminal life, the woman's is horrible and brief, for the law makes no distinction between the sexes.

Law enforcement agencies are just as earnest in ridding society of one as they are the other. Listen then to the true story adapted from the records of law enforcement authorities entitled sold the peroxide blonde in the home of deputy sheriff calls no curse on the night of October 24th 1936.

We want to keep that shirt on. If I'm not yet sure an overcoat of bear throw in a bunch of neckties. I'm going to get a lot of Jacky. Wait a minute. Here's a couple of rods. Let me see.

See it's 38s and W and a 32. Lamont. The pair of handcuffs. This word must be a copper. So what? He's trying to bring as much as anybody else's. Want to take him along? Why not? Jump around.

Why don't we can make something to the company? That's a very good thing. They take their 38. Sweet bit, innit? Be careful with that thing. You're my chooter, sir, Maslow. Take your time. There's a lot of junk here.