Funny, Funny Stories From my days at Eden, P.D.
By Michael D. Martin, E.C.P.D. Retired
About the author...Michael Martin (pictured front row, far right in the 1981 photo) is a retired veteran of 25 years on the Eden City Police Department, and has penned a number of anecdotal writings recalling his experiences.
Note: Detective Martin passed away in 2010.
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Index
III. Our Blue Steel Boy
IV. Poppy Carter
IV. Old Spot
V. Sweet Meats
VI. The Dehart Blood
VII. Eden Police Cars Over the Years
VIII. Why We Made The Big Bucks
IX. Deputy Sheriff R. K. Barbour and Mr. Kidd
X. Splst. 4 Stephen E. Martin Morehead High, Class of '66
XI. Deputy Sheriff "Dick" Barbour and the Possum
XIII. A Bad, Bad, Bad Night Behind Carolina Drug
XIV. Hugh Wyatt
XV. Gator Griffin
XVII. The Wachovia Bank Robbery
XVIII. Russell Robertson
XIX. Jim's Liquor
XX. Dirty Tricks
XXI. Tricks Of The Trade
XXII. The Beck Road Wreck
XXIII. Stakeout on Meadow Road
XXIV. Stakeout at the J-Mart
XXVI. Leaksville-Spray's Civil War Heritage
XXVII. The "One Stop Shop Robbery"
XXVIII. The ECPD "Green Weenie" Award
XXIX. When My Clock Got Cleaned
XXX. Take-Down at the Eden Mall
XXXI. My Friend, Melvin Brown
XXXII. Eden's First Undercover Drug Sting
XXXIII. The Garden of Eden Adult Book Store
XXXIV. The Prostitute
XXXV. The Death of Private Shmitt
XXXVI. The Dumbest Crook in Eden
XXXVII. The Builder's Mart Burglary
XXXVIII. The Smith's Hardware Burglary
XXXIX. The "Almost" Murder at the Mar-Gre Motel
XLI. The Lady of the "Colonnade"
XLII. Operation "Snowball"
XLIII. Little Billy Boy
XLIV. The Case of the Missing Christmas Club
XLV. J.C. and the Great Chicken Robbery
XLVI. Bland County, Virginia
XLVII. The Mystery Solved
XLVIII. Neil Lewis
XLIX. Eden P.D.'s Million Dollar Haul
L. Mine and Bud's Last Airplane Flight
LI. Corrections
LII. Otis Kimball
LIII. The Killing on Bethel Street
LIV. Memorable Court Cases (Part One)
LV. Memorable Court Cases (Part Two)
LVI. James A. Parker, North Carolina Highway Patrol
LVII. Letter from Ben Franklin
LVIII. Uncle Cabel DeHart
LIX. Walking Tall
LX. Gettysburg July 1st, 2nd and 3rd. 1863
LXI. A Funeral in Old Leaksville
LXII. Old man Danny Tate
Michael D. Martin