Details: Elmer Locker Jr. was the owner of "The Ball", a private Gentlemen's Club in Santa Monica, CA from 1964 to 1985. He was arrested after he was discovered in connection with John and Cecilia Keating with a deadly and highly dangerous meth lab. His brother, Bob Locker, helped to bail the Keatings out of jail by putting up his house as collateral, and Elmer's parents put their house up as collateral as well to help bail their son out, but Elmer and the Keatings jumped bail and went on the run. Bob and his parents now run the risk of losing their houses if Elmer and the Keatings are not caught. Extra Notes: This case first aired on the March 28, 1990 episode. Results: Captured. Viewers tips led authorities to arrest Elmer Locker Jr., who was found working in a Las Vegas fast food place.
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| - Details: Elmer Locker Jr. was the owner of "The Ball", a private Gentlemen's Club in Santa Monica, CA from 1964 to 1985. He was arrested after he was discovered in connection with John and Cecilia Keating with a deadly and highly dangerous meth lab. His brother, Bob Locker, helped to bail the Keatings out of jail by putting up his house as collateral, and Elmer's parents put their house up as collateral as well to help bail their son out, but Elmer and the Keatings jumped bail and went on the run. Bob and his parents now run the risk of losing their houses if Elmer and the Keatings are not caught. Extra Notes: This case first aired on the March 28, 1990 episode. Results: Captured. Viewers tips led authorities to arrest Elmer Locker Jr., who was found working in a Las Vegas fast food place.
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| - Details: Elmer Locker Jr. was the owner of "The Ball", a private Gentlemen's Club in Santa Monica, CA from 1964 to 1985. He was arrested after he was discovered in connection with John and Cecilia Keating with a deadly and highly dangerous meth lab. His brother, Bob Locker, helped to bail the Keatings out of jail by putting up his house as collateral, and Elmer's parents put their house up as collateral as well to help bail their son out, but Elmer and the Keatings jumped bail and went on the run. Bob and his parents now run the risk of losing their houses if Elmer and the Keatings are not caught. Extra Notes: This case first aired on the March 28, 1990 episode. Results: Captured. Viewers tips led authorities to arrest Elmer Locker Jr., who was found working in a Las Vegas fast food place. As a result of his arrest, his parents were able to keep their house. Locker was convicted of drug manufacturing charges and sentenced to ten years in prison. The Keatings were not arrested until 1992, so unfortunately Bob lost his house. Links: None
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