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Dragnet 1967 Burglary: The Son (1967–1970) Online

Dragnet 1967 Burglary: The Son (1967–1970) Online
Original Title :
Burglary: The Son
Genre :
TV Episode / Crime / Drama / Mystery
Year :
1967–1970
Directror :
Jack Webb
Cast :
Jack Webb,Harry Morgan,Robert Brubaker
Writer :
Robert C. Dennis
Type :
TV Episode
Time :
30min
Rating :
7.5/10
Dragnet 1967 Burglary: The Son (1967–1970) Online

The detectives try to solve a series of residential burglaries. One victim reported that a jewelry case was taken containing $320. A stolen double-barrel shotgun was found at a pawn shop giving the detectives their first clue as to who may have burglarized one home.
Episode complete credited cast:
Jack Webb Jack Webb - Sergeant Joe Friday
Harry Morgan Harry Morgan - Officer Bill Gannon
Robert Brubaker Robert Brubaker - Howard Haven
Dorothy Morris Dorothy Morris - Dorothy Haven
John Gilgreen John Gilgreen - Albert Maddox
Robert Heinz Robert Heinz - Ross Haven
Howard Culver Howard Culver - Pawnbroker
Lew Brown Lew Brown - Sgt. John Odom
Luana Patten Luana Patten - Cheryl Randall
Fred Holliday Fred Holliday - Pete Stedman
Don Ross Don Ross - Don Wallace
Sam Edwards Sam Edwards - Henry Lipsome
Fredricka Meyers Fredricka Meyers - Girl (as Fredricka Myers)


User reviews

Gerceytone

Gerceytone

It's Monday and Friday and Gannon received a new case. It seems that officers had filed a report the night before after a home was burglarized and the lady of the house was phoning to tell the police that there were additional items missing that were not in the police report. Friday and Gannon meet with the lady and it is pretty obvious the parents have a very different approach to parenting--Mom is a softy and Dad is the tough guy.

After following some leads, it appears that the person who stole the items did so to feed a drug habit. However, making their job more confusing is a sloppy pawn shop owner who didn't seem to notice or care that his customer showed him i.d. that obviously belonged to someone else. But, after pushing and digging the officers have a pretty good idea who the thief is. See the episode for yourself to see what I mean--I really don't want to say more and spoil the suspense.

Overall, a rather effective and touching episode. When "Dragnet" dramatized crimes committed by addicts, it was super-effective because of its realism. Episodes to avoid are the ones where instead of investigating these cases the police talk and talk and debate the drug issues--and losing many in the audience in the process.