William Tucker receives goods stolen from Sam Kresberg
- Title of event
- William Tucker receives goods stolen from Sam Kresberg
- Type of event
- Receiving Stolen Goods
- Address of event
- William Tucker receives goods stolen from Sam Kresberg Happened Primarily at 267, W 143rd St
- Report on event
- William Tucker receives goods stolen from Sam Kresberg Main report referencing event Sam Kresberg against William Tucker
- Start date / time
- May 10, 1935
- Start (general time of day)
- Unknown
- Description
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The defendant [Tucker], a
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The defendant [Tucker], a “dealer in second-hand parts,” purchased the electric motor, amplifier, pick-up, and arm from a phonograph machine that the deponent [Kresberg, GM of Capital Automatic Music] had rented to one M. Perry for use on the second floor of his Eight Avenue building. The defendant was arrested for failing to keep a record of the purchase of said items, which had been stolen from Perry's premises.