Douglas "20" Police Journal Nov. 1928-Oct. 1929
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All lived at 644 Charlotte street. Tyner was arrested Monday following a robbery of a meat market at 3452 Fourth avenue and the other three were taken into cus- tody a few days later. All are held on robbery armed charges.
All were reared in Charlestown, W. Va., but Tyner and Thomas have been in Detroit for several months.
Brown and Price stated that they were attracted by reports that large numbers of men were to be given em- ployment but that they were unable to get work and joined their frie...nds in holding up meat markets, groceries and outlying dry goods stores. They stated that not all would take part in each holdup but that the proceeds were pooled.
Another youthful bandit gang is re- ported to have held up Sydney Ellias, druggist at 8006 Grand River avenue, and took $60. Ellias told police the three boys were armed and that the youngest seemed about 12 and the oldest 18. William Hill, 692 Trow- bridge avenue, manager of a Kroger grocery at 676 Bethune avenue, re- ported to police that he was forced into an automobile by two men while on his way to the bank and robbed of $273.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All lived at 644 Charlotte street. Tyner was arrested Monday following a robbery of a meat market at 3452 Fourth avenue and the other three were taken into cus- tody a few days later. All are held on robbery armed charges.
All were reared in Charlestown, W. Va., but Tyner and Thomas have been in Detroit for several months.
Brown and Price stated that they were attracted by reports that large numbers of men were to be given em- ployment but that they were unable to get work and joined their frie...nds in holding up meat markets, groceries and outlying dry goods stores. They stated that not all would take part in each holdup but that the proceeds were pooled.
Another youthful bandit gang is re- ported to have held up Sydney Ellias, druggist at 8006 Grand River avenue, and took $60. Ellias told police the three boys were armed and that the youngest seemed about 12 and the oldest 18. William Hill, 692 Trow- bridge avenue, manager of a Kroger grocery at 676 Bethune avenue, re- ported to police that he was forced into an automobile by two men while on his way to the bank and robbed of $273.
What to read after Douglas "20" Police Journal Nov. 1928-Oct. 1929?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by San Francisco (Calif.). Police Dept to read onlineMoreLess
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