Asa Langley and Origan Colebrook burglarize Albert Marks's "cooperate"
- Title of event
- Asa Langley and Origan Colebrook burglarize Albert Marks's "cooperate"
- Type of event
- Burglary (Business)
- Address of event
- Asa Langley and Origan Colebrook burglarize Albert Marks's "cooperate" Happened Primarily at 25, W 140th St
- Asa Langley and Origan Colebrook burglarize Albert Marks's "cooperate" Happened Secondarily at 31, W 128th St
- Report on event
- Asa Langley and Origan Colebrook burglarize Albert Marks's "cooperate" Main report referencing event Albert Marks against Asa Langley and Origan Colebrook
- Start date / time
- June 20, 1935
- Start (general time of day)
- Night (Any Time)
- Description
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After leaving his West 140th Street “cooperate” locked for nine days, the deponent [Marks] returned to find “the skylight open and the door leading from the cooperate to the living room… forced.” A radio set, along with a quantity of candy and men’s clothing, were missing from said premises. Defendant Langley later admitted to a police officer that they had partaken in said burglary. The clothing was recovered from defendant Coleman’s West 128th Street residence, while the candy was located at defendant Coleman’s previous residence on West 140th Street.