Tom Drake is a partner in a used car lot with Maurice Kaufman. Drake is an honest fellow in the business, who likes the secretary, Shirley Eaton, but she's Kaufman's girl. It's a marginal business, but Kaufman has worked out a way to supplement his income. He's going to provide the getaway car for cracksman William Hartnell. However, when the first job goes wrong, and it looks as if the watchman they slugged may die, police inspector Michael Golden warns suspect Hartnell that someone will talk... so one of the fellows kills Kaufman, and suspicion falls on Drake.
It's far too brief and rote a crime drama to be particularly good, but it does have some good performers in it, and they do their best; the script, although bare, is serviceable in the hands of director Charles Saunders.
