Aunt Suicide
The episode opens with officers responding to a domestic argument involving a Hispanic couple.
Find a specific broadcast or search thousands of classic radio recordings by title, story, program, decade or listening collection.
Every result below matches the active relationship filters shown above.
The episode opens with officers responding to a domestic argument involving a Hispanic couple.
The first call concerns a hit-and-run collision involving a white sedan.
At about 8:30 p.m., officers receive a call to assist a five-year-old child suffering from polio.
The first documented case places the officers in an armed-robbery investigation involving a suspect already under scrutiny.
The patrol's first call is for unknown trouble after someone reports hearing a scream and the sound of a disturbance.
The episode begins with officers handling the arrest of a suspected narcotics pusher.
The first case involves a woman with a black eye who reports having been choked.
At about 8:30 p.m., officers detain a man who has been taking flash photographs at a bus station and behaving erratically.
The first case centers on a woman at the police booking desk whose confused behavior leaves officers unsure whether she is intoxicated or otherwise impaired.
The night's first call concerns a crying little girl whose cat has become trapped in a washing machine.
This unscripted police recording opens with a precinct call reporting unspecified trouble, sending officers out to determine what has happened.
Choose an archive episode to view its synopsis.
Pause Golden Radio Hour automatically after: