Andrew Jackson robs Joseph Friedenberg
- Title of event
- Andrew Jackson robs Joseph Friedenberg
- Type of event
- Robbery_individual
- Address of event
- Andrew Jackson robs Joseph Friedenberg Happened Primarily at 348, W 36th St
- Report on event
- Andrew Jackson robs Joseph Friedenberg Main report referencing event Joseph Friedenberg against Andrew Jackson
- Start date / time
- December 24, 1929
- Start (general time of day)
- Day (Afternoon)
- Description
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$1185.48. Acting in concert with one other man known as Raymond Halloway, not yet arrested. Deponent states at about 3:25pm said date as he stepped into the elevator in his factory premises, having in his inside coat pocket an envelope containing above mentioned sum of money, just withdrawn from the bank for payroll purposes, deft. and said Halloway followed into said elevator; that deft held some hard object against the backs of deponent and said elevator operator known as Johnie; this deft after putting handherchief across part of his own face, stepped in front of deponent and took said envelope containing said money from deponent
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$1185.48. Acting in concert with one other man known as Raymond Halloway, not yet arrested. Deponent states at about 3:25pm said date as he stepped into the elevator in his factory premises, having in his inside coat pocket an envelope containing above mentioned sum of money, just withdrawn from the bank for payroll purposes, deft. and said Halloway followed into said elevator; that deft held some hard object against the backs of deponent and said elevator operator known as Johnie; this deft after putting handherchief across part of his own face, stepped in front of deponent and took said envelope containing said money from deponent’s pocket, that deft. and Halloway then put deponent and said Johnie off the elevator at the 11th floor which was empty at that time and descended to the street and disappeared; that deponent recognised deft. Jackson as a former empoyee of the building and reported his loss to the police; that deft. was arrested on Jan 7, 1930, … that they spent some of the money on New Clothes and that the Halloway ran away on him with the balance of stolen money.