Shanghai, May 27 Released by order of Judge Sino, Yih Tsing-liwo, aged 30, and Tsou Kyung-sang, aged 91," caught a glimpse of freedom only, mo-Mont later they were re-arrested.
This happened at the First Special District Court yesterday—morning, when detective Inspector B. B. Boddy, through Mr. Y. D. Wong, municipal advocate, petitioned Judge Sino for the cancellation of the Court's writ for for the detention of the two Chinese. The Settlement Police had no case against them.
The police oticer, nevertheless, Kept a vigilant watch over the two Chinese. No sooner had the Judge set the two men free than they were ut under arrest for the second time out of the court's room. The arrests were made for the River Police this time.
Both the Chinese were unemployed when first arrested at the corner of Canton and Chekiang Road at about 8.23 pin. on May 23, Arraigned before Judge Siao for the frst time the following day, they. were remanded under a writ of detention They were then suspected of being involved in armed robberies committed in the Settlement. "But after inquiries, they are now suspect ed to have committed crimes within, the jurisdiction of the River Police, The two Chinese are expected to appear before the same court for the third time today, when a writ of detention may be' asked by the River Police, Second Special Court
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