In Dragnet: “Eric Kelby,” Sgt. Joe Friday and Officer Ben Romero investigate a troubling case involving a young man suspected of foul play. As the detectives dig deeper, they uncover layers of deception, conflicting accounts, and the tense emotions of those involved. True to Dragnet’s style, the story unfolds with stark realism and a focus on procedure, leading to a sobering resolution.

In Dragnet: Myra the Redhead, Sergeant Joe Friday investigates the case of a young woman whose troubled path leads her into a world of crime. The episode unfolds with Dragnet’s signature realism, following the detectives step by step as they piece together her story. With its stark dialogue and moral weight, it highlights both the dangers of poor choices and the dedication of the police.

In Dragnet’s Police Academy episode, Sergeant Joe Friday and Officer Ben Romero step into the classroom to help train a new class of police recruits. The story highlights the discipline, challenges, and sense of duty required to join the force, while also showing the human side of the officers as mentors. True to Dragnet’s style, the drama emphasizes realism and respect for the work of law enforcement.

In the Dragnet episode “Jewelry Thefts,” Sergeant Joe Friday and Officer Ben Romero investigate a string of robberies targeting high-end jewelry stores. Following the trail of clues with their trademark methodical style, the detectives uncover a pattern that leads them straight to the culprits. The case highlights the show’s signature mix of realism, suspense, and no-nonsense police work.

In the Dragnet radio episode titled “Woman Murdered and Mutilated,” Sergeant Joe Friday and his partner investigate the brutal killing of a young woman, working tirelessly to piece together the grisly crime. With few clues and mounting pressure, the detectives follow a trail of forensic evidence and witness interviews. The episode delivers the signature Dragnet style—gritty realism, methodical police work, and the famous line: “Just the facts, ma’am.”

In the Dragnet radio episode “Benny Trounsel,” Sergeant Joe Friday investigates the mysterious death of Benny Trounsel, a small-time informant found murdered after trying to pass along a tip about a narcotics ring. As Friday digs deeper, he uncovers a web of drug trafficking and betrayal in Los Angeles. The episode showcases Dragnet‘s signature realism, methodical police work, and gritty atmosphere.