Charles Crouch allegedly burglarizes the radio store of Maurice B. Braunstein
- Title of event
- Charles Crouch allegedly burglarizes the radio store of Maurice B. Braunstein
- Type of event
- Burglary (Business)
- Address of event
- Charles Crouch allegedly burglarizes the radio store of Maurice B. Braunstein Happened Primarily at 324, W 125th St
- Charles Crouch allegedly burglarizes the radio store of Maurice B. Braunstein Happened Primarily at 63, W 124th St
- Report on event
- Charles Crouch allegedly burglarizes the radio store of Maurice B. Braunstein Main report referencing event Maurice B. Braunstein against Charles Crouch
- Start date / time
- March 12, 1935
- Start (general time of day)
- Night (Any Time)
- Description
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After locking his radio store for the night, the deponent returned the next morning to find a plate glass window broken and two radios missing. Earlier that morning, a police officer observed the defendant “standing in doorway leading to said store and when arrested admitted his gilt and stated that he had broken the window and stolen the radios.” The stolen property was subsequently recovered at a premises on West 124th Street.