Gangland Robbers
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It would ultimately prove disastrous for the perps and fatal for one of them.
Woon had started his career early, at the age of nineteen, with a series of armed robberies, including one at the Mutual Cash Order Company in Melbourne on 28 October 1938. Masked, he and another youth had held up the cashiers. One of them had kept the women covered, while the other went into the manager’s office and took £92 and change. As they ran away, one of the men fired a warning shot. Their little spree came to ...an end a fortnight later, when they held up Henry Woodlands’ grocery shop in Spencer Street. The police staked out a house in Atkins Street, North Melbourne, and after a chase over the fences, found 16-year-old James Berryman hiding with a loaded revolver. Two other youths, Raymond Lloyd and Allan McArthur, were also arrested.
In turn, Woon was arrested in bed at his parents’ home in Rose Bay, Sydney, and told the police he had lost his share of the money on Melbourne Cup Day: ‘This is the first and last job I’ll ever be in.’ No part of this statement was accurate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would ultimately prove disastrous for the perps and fatal for one of them.
Woon had started his career early, at the age of nineteen, with a series of armed robberies, including one at the Mutual Cash Order Company in Melbourne on 28 October 1938. Masked, he and another youth had held up the cashiers. One of them had kept the women covered, while the other went into the manager’s office and took £92 and change. As they ran away, one of the men fired a warning shot. Their little spree came to ...an end a fortnight later, when they held up Henry Woodlands’ grocery shop in Spencer Street. The police staked out a house in Atkins Street, North Melbourne, and after a chase over the fences, found 16-year-old James Berryman hiding with a loaded revolver. Two other youths, Raymond Lloyd and Allan McArthur, were also arrested.
In turn, Woon was arrested in bed at his parents’ home in Rose Bay, Sydney, and told the police he had lost his share of the money on Melbourne Cup Day: ‘This is the first and last job I’ll ever be in.’ No part of this statement was accurate.
What to read after Gangland Robbers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Morton to read onlineMoreLess
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