"Aa few days later C. D.C. 107 was sent by n police oficial of the Yangizepeo Station to bring the gang leader, whose na re was Ho, to the station for questioning which was carried out. Later that day 4 report was received at the station that' the detective had robbed the man's home of $10, and a further summons followed.
Another detective was dispatched fon the case and Ho's wife denied to him in the presence of others that, any money had been stolen. Later the lawyer of the gang leader alleged to have sent for the detec tive ayainst whom the summonses were lusted and to have informed him that on the payment of the Inwyer's foes, $130, the charges against him would be dropped. was pointed out that otherwise the detective would lose considerable face" if the ease came to court and most probs ye sent three friends who met the lawyer and discussed the matter and shortly after their return a summons was issued against them as Yell asthe detective. charging the and assault."
Later the case was tried before Judge Hyui and the Senior Constl's Depity, Mz. Ramondino, who found the detective and his friends not guilty. and released the complainant in $200 bail pending the filing of a petition by the four accused "false accusation.
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