James Jones and James E. Lee strike and allegedly rob Jacob Solomon
- Title of event
- James Jones and James E. Lee strike and allegedly rob Jacob Solomon
- Type of event
- Assault
- Address of event
- James Jones and James E. Lee strike and allegedly rob Jacob Solomon Happened Primarily at 100, W 134th St
- Report on event
- James Jones and James E. Lee strike and allegedly rob Jacob Solomon Main report referencing event Jacob Solomon against James Jones and James E. Lee
- Start date / time
- February 27, 1930
- Start (general time of day)
- Night (Any Time)
- Description
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The deponent "met the defendants and was brought to ... 100 W 134th Street for the purposes of having sexual intercourse with a [Black] girl ... an argument arose and [the deponent] was struck [on the head with a metal iron comb]. He commenced to yell and the defendants both ran but were caught by [the arresting officer]. The defendants were then brought back to [the deponent] who claimed that he was robbed five dollars and a fountain pen." The deponent subsequently told the Grand Jury that he had not, in fact, been robbed.