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While declining to respond directly to the comments from prosecutors, John J. McCarthy, the Police Department's top spokesman, said, "Obviously, detectives, based on the video alone, believed there was enough to make an arrest" in the case of Mr. Edwards.

They heard a musical number from Guys and Dolls, the first musical to be staged at the National in 1982, and watched a rehearsal for the forthcoming production Emil And The Detectives, based on the story of a boy living in 1920s Berlin.

Stalker also found that the members of the headquarters mobile support unit had been told to give false accounts to investigating detectives – based on press releases that had been prepared before the shootings, in order to provide a response to the inevitable questions from journalists.

The Chicago Police Board set a November 25 hearing to formalize the firing of Burge and two detectives based on 30 counts of abuse and brutality against Wilson.

Filming resumed around Gaborone in September for the upcoming television series The No 1 Ladies Detective Agency, based on the novels by Alexander McCall Smith.

The museum is also screening Mr. Wegman's short film, "The Hardly Boys in Hardly Gold" (1995), a detective saga based on the Hardy Boys and shot in and around Loon Lake, in which dogs play all the roles.

He is currently starring in the second series of BBC1's Father Brown, a detective series based on the novels of GK Chesterton, playing the eponymous crime-solving priest.

"Life on Mars," part science fiction and part detective drama, is based on the British series of the same title, about a cop who, after a car crash, wakes up in the 1970s.

His first success was Sam Spade based on the detective in the book and movie, The Maltese Falcon.

While there are hundreds, if not thousands, of works based on the detective as an adult, his childhood has hitherto remained curiously untapped.

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