Woodrow Wilson Armfield burglarizes the laundry of William Soloman

The defendant [Armfield] broke into deponent’s laundry – which had been locked for the night – by forcibly opening a door leading from the rear hallway. He was later apprehended by a police officer while carrying a “seven large bundles of laundry” – which he claimed to have found at West 147th Street and Convent Avenue – up St. Nicholas Avenue. After observing the labels attached to said bundles, the police officer “made an investigation and found the deponent’s laundry had been broken into.”