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Police Against Crime #3 (1954)

Premier Magazines · 1954 · 36 pages

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ContinuePolice Against Crime #5 →
Contains 4 stories
Find the Killer!
6 pp · crime

Detective Dan Coffey of the homicide squad must identify a murdered woman found in a New York parking lot—armed only with a mysterious braille transcriber from her pocket. When the investigation leads him to Mona Bradshaw, a beloved teacher at a school for the blind, Coffey uncovers a brutal robbery motive and closes in on two suspects who won't go quietly. This hard-boiled true-crime story follows a cop's relentless hunt through the city's streets and railyards to bring killers to justice.

.45 Bullet
6 pp · crime

Private eye Grant Steel arrives at what should be a routine new client meeting—only to find his assistant Lili gunned down instead, a .45 bullet meant for him. A gambling chip left at the scene points Steel toward Dutch Charlie's crooked operation and a year-old vendetta, but as he closes in on the truth, he discovers the killer's motives run deeper than simple revenge. Steel races through violence and betrayal to uncover who really pulled the trigger and why.

Club Killer!
6 pp · crime

Detective Dan Coffey hunts the "Club Killer," a brutal murderer who's been robbing and murdering couples across New York City's parks for months—until a victim's camera catches the killer on film, revealing a shocking truth that turns the investigation in a bold new direction. When the pattern of attacks suggests the next strike is imminent, Coffey and his team devise a trap using undercover officers to finally corner their quarry. What unfolds is a tense cat-and-mouse chase that exposes the twisted psychology behind the monster terrorizing the city.

Assistant District Attorney
5 pp · crime

An escaped convict named Henry "Fists" Malloy blames Assistant District Attorney William Dancey for the murder conviction that sent him to prison, and after breaking out he's determined to track down Dancey and exact a brutal revenge. When Malloy finally corners Dancey at his home, the assistant D.A. discovers that his opponent is far more than just a desperate criminal—and that justice may take an unexpected turn. This hard-hitting crime tale shows what it takes to wear the badge of an Assistant District Attorney, one of the men who guard your freedom.

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