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Encyclopedia > Dragnet

A dragnet is any system of coordinated measures for apprehending criminals or suspects; including road barricades and traffic stops, widespread DNA tests, and general increased police alertness.


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Dragnet (1083 words)
Dragnet was an instant hit on television, maintaining a top 10 position in the ratings through 1956.
Dragnet emphasized authentic police jargon, the technical aspects of law enforcement, and the drudgery of such work.
As the archetypal television police drama Dragnet has remained a staple in reruns and continues to be an object of both parody and reverent homage.
Encyclopedia4U - Dragnet - Encyclopedia Article (413 words)
Dragnet was a long running NBC radio and television show about the cases of a Los Angeles, California police detective, Joe Friday, and his partner.
Dragnet first appeared on television in January of 1952.
In 1997, The New Dragnet appeared in first-run syndication, and in 2003 yet another Dragnet series was produced by Dick Wolf, the producer of Law & Order.
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