Joseph Hill burglarizes the "amusement center" of George Y. Fujii
- Title of event
- Joseph Hill burglarizes the "amusement center" of George Y. Fujii
- Type of event
- Burglary (Business)
- Address of event
- Joseph Hill burglarizes the "amusement center" of George Y. Fujii Happened Primarily at 115, W 116th St
- Report on event
- Joseph Hill burglarizes the "amusement center" of George Y. Fujii Main report referencing event George Y. Fujii against Joseph Hill
- Start date / time
- September 30, 1935
- Start (general time of day)
- Night (Any Time)
- Description
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After leaving his West 116th Street “amusement center” locked for the evening, the deponent returned the following morning to find the transom over the front door open, and $100 worth of jewelry, and $206.79 in cash, stolen. The defendant was later arrested, and admitted to having acted as a lookout – for which he received $10.25 – while two other men burglarized the premises.
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After leaving his West 116th Street “amusement center” locked for the evening, the deponent [Fujii] returned the following morning to find the transom over the front door open, and $100 worth of jewelry, and $206.79 in cash, stolen. The defendant [Hill] was later arrested, and admitted to having acted as a lookout – for which he received $10.25 – while two other men burglarized the premises.