Frederick Branchcomb burglarizes W. T. Grant store
- Title of event
- Frederick Branchcomb burglarizes W. T. Grant store
- Type of event
- Burglary (Business)
- Address of event
- Frederick Branchcomb burglarizes W. T. Grant store Happened Primarily at 226, W 125th St
- Report on event
- Frederick Branchcomb burglarizes W. T. Grant store Main report referencing event Bruce D. Alcorn against Frederick Branchcomb
- Start date / time
- December 1, 1935
- Start (general time of day)
- Night (Any Time)
- Description
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The defendant [Branchcomb, aged 16], accompanied by one Archie Jackson [a juvenile], “secreted” themselves inside deponent Alcorn’s clothing store until it was closed, whereupon they stole a quantity of “wearing apparel” valued at $40. The two boys then exited the premises by climbing out the roof, and “sliding down a wire to the street,” where they were apprehended by a police officer.
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The defendant [Branchcomb, aged 16], accompanied by one Archie Jackson [a juvenile], “secreted” themselves inside deponent Alcorn’s clothing store until it was closed, whereupon they stole a quantity of “wearing apparel” valued at $40. The two boys then exited the premises by climbing out the roof, and “sliding down a wire to the street,” where they were apprehended by a police officer.