It is May, 1948 when a young woman approaches Homicide Bureau and explains to Sergeants Joe Friday and Ben Romero how she could have assisted her father in murdering her mother five years prior. At home, Joe battles with hauntings of the war, Ma Friday's musings, and his new-found relationship with Policewoman Dorothy River.

Having to deal with yet another Bunco case provokes a discussion between Friday and Gannon on why it's becoming so common.

Bil & Joe take a weekend camping trip. Bill is a country boy...joe is city bred. Bill's the expert here, Joe is just learning. It's a new experience, but something the guys need to get away from the pressures of the job. It's going to be fun, come join them!

This is a Dragnet story based on the characters of that show. I try to stick with the original, but put my own twist on the personal side of them. The police work may not be 100% accurate, but again, I use the show as a guidline, the rest is my imagination. I have fun writing these stories, and I hope you have some fun reading them. I have total respect for J Webb and Mark VII!

This is a story from the Business Office Division. The reports are the basis for the story, there is not always a known end to what happens here. Joe and Bill take the reports and send out the proper authorities to handle the cases. This is a frustrating job for the guys who are used to being the ones to carry out the investigations. But as always, they give it their best.

The third in a series of Dragnet stories. A rash of unusual murders erupts in Los Angeles during the spring of 1967. Can Sgt. Joe Friday and Officer Bill Gannon track down the perpetrators before they strike again? (The subject matter in this story was never addressed on the radio version of Dragnet, the original '50s TV series or the '60s revival series).

The second in a series of Dragnet stories. In late April of 1967, Sgt. Joe Friday and Officer Bill Gannon receive a call from a woman who claims her granddaughter was sick, only now she appears to be dead.

The first in a series of Dragnet stories. In April of 1967, Sgt. Joe Friday's vacation is interrupted (again) due to a dead body found that leads him and Officer Bill Gannon to surprising and disturbing circumstances.

Short story from Files of the Business Office Division that Joe Friday and Bill Gannon handle on their shift.

Written for the LJ "Come As You're Not" Costume Party. "Write an unusual slash pairing." You can't get more unusual than these two. This is the city. Los Angeles, California. It's a slow Tuesday afternoon. Total and complete crack.

Story: Friday and Romero investigate a homicide at a church.

Face off: a Dragnet story. Our story, the year is 1967. Friday and Gannon have responded to a robbery in progress. Friday corners the robber. Problem is they both have their guns pointing at each other and someone's gun is empty.

When the infant son of a lesbian couple goes missing Joe and Bill have to put their own feelings about such things aside and reuinite the family.

Bill Gannon reflects on Joe Friday as he works a case without his partner.

The Crimson Crusader's first therapy session. I couldn't get this character out of my head.

The great nephew of the original Joe Friday works the elementary school beat as a hall monitor and gets a new partner.

FRIDAY and MULDOON encounter a CRIMINAL