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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | I am so hoping for someone in the police department to be named Joe Friday -- that would make my life. Especially since L.A. Noire is pretty much Dragnet the Video Game - a crime drama based on real cases from the 1940s (the radio show Dragnet ran from 1949-1957). And considering that this game is slowly turning into a Mad Men reunion... |