Court Wounded Man Arrested Asking for Medical Aid Two alleged, one of whom has just recovered from four bullet wounds, who were arrested some ago in connection with the many shootings in the western district were brought before the First Special District Court yesterday and charged with attempted murder and robbery. Both accused partly admitted their responsibility for a number of crimes but judgment was reserved for March 7 pending further investigations.
One of the men, Chen Mow-tang, "was arrested while he was asking doctor to attend his {wound in a Markham Roed clinic and through his alleged confession the second accused Hsu Hsiao Sze-tze was arrested. Chen was said to have told the police that Hsu was wounded in four places on January 2 by the police who fired at him on Tunsin Road.
The Settlement police made many Other arrests but most of them have been extradited to the Japanese thorities for questioning. Two of them have escaped while they were not in the custody of/the Settlement police. Hsu has just recovered from his wounds in the Police Hospital.
Both accused were alleged to have participated in a number of robberies and shooting of a police van. It was said that Hsu was wounded while he was firing at a police van. The police returned the fre resulting in his being wounded but he managed to escape at the time only to be arrested later. The pistol with which fig he opened fire on the van was said to have been robbed from a constable.
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