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The third story in this series. In May of 1967, a rash of unusual murders begin. Can Sgt. Joe Friday and Officer Bill Gannon find the suspect before they strike again? The following story you are about to read has a subject matter that was never discussed in Dragnet be it radio (1949-1957), the first TV series (1951-1959) and the revival series (1967-1970). However, this ordeal still occurred throughout the U.S. and overseas. You are about to read one such story that could have happened to anyone. Along with the controversial subject matter throughout this story, the reader is being fairly warned of strong language, mild violence, adult themes, and sexual situations that may occur within the following pages. Reader discretion is advised.

After being falsely accused of a young girl's murder, Joe's struggle for survival brings two families together on a journey of hope.

What do you get when the LA County Council wants to cut the paramedic program? A friendship between a paramedic and someone who's job it is to keep him working develops. Just maybe this little event will have created something big for in their future.

Before John Gage became one of the first Paramedics in L. A. County, he struggled through the training to become a fireman. Being part Native American and at the top of his graduation class from the training academy left him open for more pranks played on boots at his first station, but he was determined to prove himself. This story introduces many of the characters from the TV series in an original way. Since the show started with the paramedic training, the process of getting there was open for the imagination and mine got pretty creative. This is what I came up with. Many of the characters are original. Enjoy!

Writers have to get their characters from somewhere. Sometimes it's just not as simple as making them up.