Sentences and Charges

“You ought to be arrested for doing something like that to a pizza.”

(Foxy Lady)

On What Charge, Officer?

• “That’s a stinkin’ crime,” trying to kill Starsky and for “screwing up a great car.” (Pilot)
• “You ought to be arrested for doing something like that to a pizza,” Starsky tells Hutch. (Foxy Lady)
• “An accomplice in two attempted murders,” Hutch tells Jenny she will be accused of. (Sweet Revenge)
• “Isn’t that smoking illegal?” Zane asks Canelli before they shoot up the car. (Pilot)
• “Dope Peddling Charge,” Crandell helps to square this rap. (Snowstorm)
• “Hold him on what?” Dobey asks, regarding Huey Chaco—How about holding a woman at knifepoint, threatening to kill her? (Texas Longhorn)
• “If you sentence Simon Marcus, you sentence Starsky to death,” cultist threatens Hutch. (Bloodbath)
• “Impersonating a Medicine Cabinet With Intent to Sell,” Starsky wants to charge Danny Daveen. (Quadromania)
• “Interfering with a federal investigation is a federal offense punishable by imprisonment,” Smithers and Waldheim threaten Starsky and Hutch. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 3)
• “Life” in prison, Hutch warns Marcus he will get “if that police officer doesn’t make it.” (Bloodbath)
• “One more ticket with booze on my breath.” Dewey is afraid of this rap. (Manchild on the Streets)
• “The penalty for a bokor who fails is death,” says Inspector Godfrey. (Starsky and Hutch on Voodoo Island)
• “The worse kind of trouble, pointing a loaded gun at a Federal Agent in a Federal Building,” Starsky and Hutch commit. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 3)
• “Walking a beat for five to ten” will get the person who tore up the sidewalk, Dobey threatens. (Fatal Charm)
• “You have no charges against me. I have committed no crime,” Morty Kauffman tells Starsky. (A Body Worth Guarding)
• Accessory to Kidnapping will get him ten to twenty years, Hutch warns Marcus. Or “Life…if that police officer doesn’t make it.” (Bloodbath)
• Accessory to Murder One, Hutch threatens Rolly with a “10-15 year wide-awake nightmare.” (Texas Longhorn)
• Accessory to Murder, Accessory to Arson, Starsky and Hutch threaten Monty. (The Bounty Hunter)
• Accessory to Murder, Fencing Stolen Goods, Starsky and Hutch threaten Herman. (The Bounty Hunter)
• Accessory to Murder, Hutch threatens Nancy to get the Clayburn information. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 3)
• Accessory to Murder, Starsky and Hutch threaten Lola with twenty years on this charge. (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• Accosting a Police Officer, Starsky warns the woman who slaps his butt. He also says, “Keep up the good work.” (The Specialist)
• Aiding, Abetting, and Harboring a Fugitive, Lola and Bo will be accused. (The Bounty Hunter)
• Air Pollution is what Starsky says he can charge Goose with for his bad breath. (Bust Amboy)
• Amboy gets thirty years for unspecified charges. (Bust Amboy)
• Armed Robbery and Assault, Momo gets ten years. Ferguson threatened him with twenty to life, so Coyle must have influence with the judges as well. (Iron Mike)
• Armed Robbery, Billy was convicted of two counts. His sentence was 26 months. (Terror on the Docks)
• Armed Robbery, Don Widdicombe was charged with on 5.28.78. It was his second offense. Seen on arrest record. (Blindfold)
• Arson and Burglary, Konig’s previous sentence was for these raps. He served sixty-four months. (The Bounty Hunter)
• Arson, Burglary, Flight to Avoid Prosecution. This is written on Konig’s FBI flyer. (The Bounty Hunter)
• Assault with a Deadly Weapon, Stuart Ross wants to charge his mom with this charge. (Cover Girl)
• Assault, Starsky and Hutch are concerned Biggs will cop this plea rather than a rape charge. (Strange Justice)
• Attempted Kidnapping, Possession of Automatic Weapon, Assault on a Police Officer, Possession of Drugs, “plus a half a dozen other goodies.” Starsky comments Rodgers “doesn’t have enough time left for the years you gotta do.” (Snowstorm)
• Attempted Murder, Candy Reese denies this charge as a publicity stunt to “sports hack.” Jimmy. (The Golden Angel)
• Bookmaking, Hutch threatens John-John with Bookmaking if he doesn’t give up information. (The Collector)
• Breaking and Entering, Rape, Attempted Murder, Manning and Lewis end up being charged. (Nightmare)
• Breaking and Entering, Sims won’t even charge Manning and Lewis in at first. (Nightmare)
• Breaking and Entering. The burglar Hutch catches has eleven convictions of this crime. (The Set-Up)
• Bribery, Tallman is charged with eight counts of Bribery. (Pilot)
• Charge of Harassment, Balford and Humphries threaten Starsky with a “formal charge of harassment.” (Survival)
• Child Abuse and Incest. Guy’s grandpa was sent to jail for these crimes against Guy’s mother. (The Crying Child)
• Commander Jim of the Airwaves got two years at San Leone. It is unclear what he went in for. (Lady Blue)
• Conspiracy for Murder One, Starsky and Hutch threaten Lola with this charge. (The Bounty Hunter)
• Conspiracy. Starsky and Hutch jokingly threaten Huggy with Conspiracy, citing his phone call to them to get them to come upstairs. (Snowstorm)
• Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor, Aiding, Abetting in the Runaway Status of a Minor, Solkin has been charged with four counts in the past. (Vendetta)
• Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor, Hutch accuses Starsky of with Joey, in tag. (The Trap)
• Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor, Tramaine thinks Starsky and Hutch will charge them regarding Lonnie. (Pariah)
• Death Penalty. Starsky tells Kim that killing a police officer in California “requires” the death penalty. (Silence)
• Death Sentence. “If you sentence Simon Marcus, you sentence Starsky to death,” cultist tells Hutch. (Bloodbath)
• Death Sentence. Hutch refers to his death sentence from the plague. (The Plague)
• Death Sentence. Rigger tells Starsky and Hutch, “He gave me the death sentence, man. What else did he need to say?” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 1)
• Disciplinary Action, Chief Deputy Reasoner threatens Starsky and Hutch with it. (Targets Without A Badge: Part 1)
• Driving a Public Eyesore, Starsky suggests O’Reilly should bust Hutch for it. (Strange Justice)
• Entrapment, Minnie Kaplan is worried about Starsky and Hutch’s plan including this charge. (The Collector)
• Extortion and Conspiracy, two murders and Arson, Starsky and Hutch threaten Bo and Lola. (The Bounty Hunter)
• Extortion and Murder One, are what Leo Moon went to prison for. Hutch tells Rosie Dobey that Moon didn’t rob any banks but “did a lot of other things that weren’t very nice.” (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• Felony Bunco Charge, Ginger was arrested four years ago on this rap. (The Committee)
• Felony Child Abuse, Attempted Murder, Janet Mayer will be charged. (The Crying Child)
• Felony Child Abuse. Starsky and Hutch are reminded by Sergeant Peterson they don’t have enough proof for a Felony Child Abuse charge. (The Crying Child)
• Felony Manslaughter, Linda Mascelli is charged with regarding Jojo. (Jojo)
• Fencing. Pinky got five years for his second bust. Hutch says his third one will be five to ten years. (Blindfold)
• Filing a False Police Report, Starsky threatens Huggy. (The Psychic)
• First Degree Breach of Promise, Dobey suggests charging Starsky for standing up Joey. (The Trap)
• First Degree Husband Beating, Hutch wants Sweeny to charge Mrs. Krupp. (Starsky’s Brother)
• First Degree Murder, Nurse Bycroft could be accused of regarding the Cabrillo Kid. (Murder Ward)
• First offense, Ken Widdicombe’s charge is his first offense, he gets out on a cheap bail. (Blindfold)
• Grand Theft Auto, Attempted Murder of a Police Officer, Bruce is charged. (Black and Blue)
• Harassment and Intimidation Beyond the Limits of Conduct. IA is considering two counts of this charge against Hutch at the request of Officer O’Reilly. (Strange Justice)
• Homicide, Murder in the First Degree, is the charge Dobey wants, “not a loan shark.” (The Collector)
• Hutch threatens to arrest Joe Haymes if he interferes with the drop. It is unclear for what charge. (The Psychic)
• Illegal Loading, Stacking Trash in a Public Alley Without a Permit, Starsky and Hutch “threaten” Matt Coyle. (Iron Mike)
• Illegal Parking, Taking a Shopping Cart Out of a Market, Hutch wants to charge Huggy. (The Bait)
• Illegal Trespass, Concealed Weapons, Murder, “half a dozen other things I (Starsky) can think of,” Starsky tells Solenko he is going up for. (Lady Blue)
• Income Tax Evasion. The only thing cops can get Mello on. (Death Ride)
• Kidnapping a Police Officer is a federal offense, notes Hutch. (Bloodbath)
• Kidnapping is a Federal Offense. (The Set-Up)
• Marianne Owens gets five years for an unspecified crime her brother committed. (Ballad for a Blue Lady)
• Menace to Public Safety. Starsky and Hutch joke to Nick they have been trying to get the mayor to condemn their office as a Menace to Public Safety. (Starsky’s Brother)
• Misdemeanors. Starsky comments, “You don’t kill a couple of people to cover up some misdemeanor convictions.” (Murder at Sea)
• Morals Charge, Captain Ryan refers to Ronstan Jr.’s flashing charge. (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• Murder and “Cheating on a Golf Course,” David Delano charged with Murder. Delano jokes about the golf charge. (Death Notice)
• Murder By Badge, Starsky is accused. (The Committee)
• Murder Extortion Ring. Hutch goes to meet Lou Scobie regarding a hot tip on the case he is working on. (Survival)
• Murder in the First Degree. Dobey wants Garras’ killer brought in on Murder in the First Degree. (The Collector)
• Murder in the First Degree, Simon Marcus charged with nine counts. (Bloodbath)
• Murder of Isaac Douglas, Dobey charges Woodfield. (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• Murder One and “a cheap drug rap.” Stryker is charged with Murder One. He thinks it was going to be a “cheap drug rap.” (Snowstorm)
• Murder One, Hutch charged with this in connection with Vanessa. (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Murder Two, Zane and Canelli were “up” on this rap. Starsky calls it a “tight one.” (Pilot)
• Murder. Starsky says tells Ted he’ll be up for murder charges. (Savage Sunday)
• Negligent Homicide. Dr. Matwick will be charged with Negligent Homicide in the prior cases in New York. (Murder Ward)
• No Charges. Dobey says Terry Nash probably won’t be charged. (The Set-Up)
• No Charges. The charges are dropped against Junior. (Manchild on the Streets)
• Obstructing Justice, Creating a Public Nuisance, Starsky threatens the driver of yellow bulldozer in way of Torino. (The Fix)
• Obstructing Justice, Woodfield and Norris will be charged with if Starsky and Hutch find out they were lying about Pommier. (Captain Dobey, You’re Dead)
• Open Drunkenness, Starsky and Hutch bring in Fat Rolly. (Pilot)
• Petty Theft. Jimmy Shannon “was arrested a couple of times for petty theft.” (Vendetta)
• Petty Theft, Possession, Statutory Rape. Prior convictions for Slade includes these charges. (The Vampire)
• Pick Pocket and Pandering, Coley was in the junk for one to five years. (Pilot)
• Police Brutality. Starsky suggests he’d get “one to five years” for police brutality for his treatment of Joey when he catches her. (The Trap)
• Possession and Dealing. Dobey says Moore will do five to ten years for these crimes. (The Bait)
• Possession of Cocaine. Eric Snow has been busted three times on this charge, though never convicted. (Murder at Sea)
• Possession of Stolen Goods, Marty Decker’s previous charge. (Discomania)
• Possession of Stolen Property, Nick is charged for this, not the murder of Blaine. (Death in a Different Place)
• Possession of Stolen Property. Sam the Greek is busted for Possession of Stolen Property. (Nightmare)
• Possession. Elaine Stroud served two years for Possession. (Jojo)
• Possession. Officer Baylor holds this rap over Benny. (Fatal Charm)
• Probation is for Sarah and Henny Wilson. (Savage Sunday)
• Probation. The young guy who stole Torino was on Probation. (Pilot)
• Prostitution is what Starsky and Hutch charge everyone with at the funeral home. (Bust Amboy)
• Public Drunkenness, Lee Bristol is charged with. (The Collector)
• Pushing, Pimping and Porno, what Hutch says Bagley has been up against. (The Trap)
• Resisting Arrest. Berkowitz suggests if they had wanted to kill Crandell, they could have done so earlier and claimed he was resisting arrest. (Snowstorm)
• Resisting Arrest. Hutch tells Starsky if he “is lucky, maybe those dudes will resist arrest,” referring to the coffee shop meet. (The Trap)
• Resisting Arrest, Hutch threatens Eddie Mayer. (The Crying Child)
• Robbery and Battery. According to his rap sheet, Prudholm did this at a pastry shop on 9/3/67. He got fifteen years for this crime, He must have gotten out early, as the dates don’t match up. (Pariah)
• Robbery. Don Widdicombe was charged with on 6.2.76. It was his first offense. Seen on arrest record. (Blindfold)
• Robbery. Hutch says if they catch Dewey Hughes with $100,000 on him they will arrest him for Robbery. (Kill Huggy Bear)
• Robbery. Nick robs a jewelry store. He gets three years for this crime, but is out in two and half years. (Little Girl Lost)
• Shoplifting, Franklin is arrested for it. (The Crying Child)
• Shoplifting. Shoplifting is a violation of parole for Fireball. It means “two years back in the joint.” (Omaha Tiger, The Psychic)
• Shoplifting, Starsky and Hutch are called to arrest Molly/Pete for this charge. (Little Girl Lost)
• Statutory Rape, Crandell is up for. (Snowstorm)
• Subpoena is served to Frank Malone. (I Love You, Rosey Malone)
• Sued. Roper tells Starsky he could have his lawyer sue him. (The Plague)
• Sued. Starsky and Hutch are threatened with a lawsuit by Mrs. Mayer. (The Crying Child)
• Suspended Sentence, Emily Harrison gets one. (Blindfold)
• Suspended sentence, for what Cheryl is angling. (The Bait)
• Suspended Sentence, Hutch says the best Rigger can get is a suspended sentence. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 1)
• Suspended, Officer Andrews is suspended without pay for ninety days. (Manchild on the Streets)
• Sworn Depositions. Mrs. Marlowe and Mr. Atkins sign ones regarding Starsky and Hutch. (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)
• Tax Evasion, Karpel got twenty-six months. (The Deadly Imposter)
• Trafficking and Dealing, Switek has had three priors for the charge of Trafficking and Dealing. (Murder Ward)
• Vandalism. Starsky asks Hutch if he wants to put an APB out on Diana on the charge of Vandalism. (Fatal Charm)
• Voyeurism, Public Nuisance, and Peeping Tom, are what Gertrude is going to be charged with for looking in Mr. Kramer’s window. (Birds of a Feather)
• Withholding Information, Blackmail “and other complicities,” are what Gage tells the class the blackmailer will be liable for if he or she goes to the police. (Class in Crime)

Starsky and Hutch Speculate Charges Before They Happen

• Starsky speculates Carlyle will try an “assault with a deadly weapon.” (Ninety Pounds of Trouble)
• Starsky predicts they will soon be, “pointing a loaded gun at a Federal Agent in a Federal Building.” (Targets Without a Badge: Part 3)
• “Let’s hope they resist arrest,” Hutch tells Starsky about who’s going to meet them at the coffee shop. (The Trap)

The Clearest Visible Example of a Police Record
Form is Momo Mantell’s. These are the fields.

(Iron Mike)

• name
• date of arrest
• charge
• disposition of case
• residence
• place of birth
• nationality
• criminal specialty
• age
• height
• weight
• date of birth
• hair
• eyes
• build
• scars and marks
• accomplices

Other Fields That Appear on Arrest Records

• arresting officer (The Bounty Hunter)
• car (The Bounty Hunter)
• marital status (Foxy Lady)
• previous arrest (Blindfold)

Starsky and Hutch and Their Own Arrests and Warrants

• Hutch is issued one for Murder One. (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Starsky and Hutch are arrested on drug charges while undercover as O’Brien and Rafferty. (The Bait)
• Starsky and Hutch are issued warrants for being fugitives with Terry Nash. (The Set-Up)
• Starsky and Hutch are issued warrants to stop harassing Amboy. (Bust Amboy)
• Starsky and Hutch are arrested in Pine Lake. (Satan’s Witches)
• Starsky goes into cardiac arrest at the hospital. (Sweet Revenge)

APBs on Starsky and Hutch

• One is sent out for Hutch. (The Fix)
• One is sent out for Hutch. (The Game)
• One is sent out for Starsky and Hutch. (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• One is sent out for Starsky and Hutch. (The Set-Up)
• One is sent out for Starsky. (Bloodbath)

Dobey Threatens to Take Starsky and Hutch Off a Case

• Dobey doesn’t want Starsky on Helen’s case because he thinks he will be too emotionally involved. (Lady Blue)
• Dobey gets on the phone to arrange a leave of absence for Starsky. He hangs up before he completes the call. (Starsky’s Lady)
• Dobey threatens Starsky and Hutch with case removal, saying they are overstepping their bounds. (Bust Amboy)
• Dobey says, “Maybe I’d better take you off the case before you get yourselves hurt.” (Huggy Can’t Go Home)

Starsky and Hutch Are Suspended

• Starsky is put on temporary suspension. (The Committee)
• Hutch is put on temporary suspension. (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Chief Ryan suspends both Starsky and Hutch. (Starsky and Hutch Are Guilty)

Starsky and Hutch and Badge Loss

• Hutch says he would “bet my badge on the guy,” regarding Luke Huntley’s innocence. (Birds of a Feather)
• Hutch takes Starsky’s badge and gun when he sends Starsky into the barrio bar alone. (The Velvet Jungle)
• Hutch finds Starsky’s badge in his car. (Bloodbath)
• Hutch tells Harry Sample Starsky was almost “thrown off the force” for beating up a guy. (Shootout)
• Hutch tells Starsky he will resign if the case against Loomis and Manning doesn’t stick. (Nightmare)
• Hutch tells Starsky, “You could lose your badge and you know it.” (Running)
• Hutch watches as Starsky gives his gun and badge to Dobey. (The Committee)
• Starsky and Hutch throw their badges in the ocean, quit the force. (Targets Without a Badge: Part 1)
• Starsky offers his resignation to save the other cops from Prudholm. (Pariah)
• Starsky says he will resign if Hutch is arrested. (Hutchinson for Murder One)
• Starsky wants to resign. He says he is scared, disillusioned and wants to spend time with Terry Roberts. (Starsky’s Lady)

Parole Mentioned

• Starsky knows when Coley was out on parole. (Pilot)
• Garras goes down to the station to meet his parole officer. (The Collector)
• Fireball knows his arrest is a violation of his parole.(Omaha Tiger, The Psychic)
• Prudholm (Pariah)
• The priest warns Kim that he’s worried about Starsky and Hutch contacting the parole board and dig deeper into the case. (Silence)
• Hutch hears Bagely is up for parole. (The Trap)

Bail Amounts

• $5000 Nick Turner (Death in a Different Place)
• $5000 Kenny Widdicombe (Blindfold)
• $10,000 Dixie (Jojo)
• $10,000 Willits (The Committee)
• $0 Jojo (Jojo)
• Balford “ain’t smiling anymore, not after that bail the judge set on him.” (Survival)
• Tallman says his lawyers will ask for bail, “and it will be an outrageous sum, but not so outrageous I can’t pay it.” (Pilot)