"Chauffeur. Who Drove Criminats, to Yuyuen Rd, House Discharged The been chauffeur who has detained for some weeks past in connexion with the kidnapping of the four-year old son of Mr. Pien Zaishing from his home at 211 Yuyuen Road on Janvary 13 and the shoot ing of an amah, was at the Mixed [Court on Friday last - week din-charged by Mr. E. Whitamore (British Assessor) and Magistrate Mr. E. T. Maitland (prosecuting for the police) announced that the [police had no further evidence tq offer.
Mr, L. K.: Kenbwell (defending) said that the defendant would make short statement and he (counsel) {twould call the prisoner's wife to give evidence. on her husband's behalf.
Prisoner (Tsang Foh-kyung) said that he. was a chauffeur in the employ of the Star Garage, on the premises of which he slept, "He was married and had two children, but did not go home unless he had per iasion from his employers.
January 13 a stranger came and shed for his car (4072). Prisoner reported to the clerk on duty. who gave him a form and told him to Eollect the fare, Prior to that, his tailor, a man by the nickname of \"Ha Tan" (Black Charcoal), came to him and told him that his wife, who had given birth to a child three days previously, was ill and urged him to go home with some money. Prisoner told the tailor that he would go home later as he was then oe bury. He bad not seen his wife fatter the birth of the infant.
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