A bullied teenager is implicated in seriously of deadly weapon attacks against his peers.

After work Joe Friday goes by a laundromat to buy cigarettes. He interrupts a burglar stealing from the coin box, and shots are fired. The burglar dies, and Friday is investigated by the shooting board to see if it is a justified shot.

Gannon goes undercover, with Friday as backup, to catch a pair posing as police officers in a scam at a local hotel.

A man is forcing different young women to help him rob banks, and Friday and Gannon have to find out who he is and stop him.

A fellow officer gets frustrated with the job, starts missing work and drinking. Friday and Gannon go looking for him, seeking to straighten him out.

Friday and Gannon investigate a series of burglaries that are taking place during the day, and the victims are those with a recent wedding or death in the family. A senior citizen uses the paper to find homes that are empty during the day.

An ex-con who places an ad in a newspaper gets a reply referring to making a killing for $1000. He turns the reply over to Friday and Gannon who investigate the possibility that the replier is soliciting murder.

A realtor has been missing for several days. Friday and Gannon must find out what happened to her.

Joe and Bill are assigned a task to find a purse snatcher. They are surprised to learn it is a dog snatching the purses.

Bonnie Bates is keeping her late husband's pyramid scheme alive by selling ten-year memberships in his "Dollar-Wise" buying club. Friday and Gannon arrest her and she goes on trial where she starts obscuring the full picture of the scheme.

A beat police officer asks Sergeant Friday to be his counselor before a review board. The office is accused of accepting a bribe.

Gannon and Friday visit a self-described guru who advocates mind-expansion through drugs. Brother William is suspected of giving or selling LSD to minors. The detectives debate their ideas of drug use with the suspect.

The police department starts to get calls of praise for Officer Dengle who has been helpful and gone above the call of duty. Since there is no Officer Dengle, Friday and Gannon track down the person impersonating an officer.

A modern-day gypsy runs a spiritual guidance business as a method to steal money from clients. Friday and Gannon go undercover to catch her in policy bribery to put other gypsies out of business and protect her own business.

Friday and Gannon investigate abuse to babies. One mother claims her child fell down the stairs, but they find the father beat the child. The baby dies. The parents never wanted the child.

A known extortionist claims he is innocent of recent charges. Gannon and Friday interrogate him about different incidents, and then bring out a surprise device which proves his guilt.

A woman calls the police department with the news that her son called her and said he is going to kill himself. All that Gannon and Friday know - he is somewhere in a hotel with 1200 rooms.

A few teenagers want to start their own country on an island off the coast of California. They steal from local stores to fund their efforts.

The police academy are accepting applications from people who want to join the police force. Friday and Gannon help with the interview process.

A business man reports to the police that an employee is stealing money from the company, and has it narrowed down to three people. Friday and Gannon file the embezzler. He is an addicted gambler who needed the money for his gambling.

Friday & Gannon talk to community members to improve relations between police and public. They suggest people call them to find the truth of incidents instead of spreading rumors. A couple complains they were stopped because of their race.