John Kennedy Jones allegedly throws bricks at a store window
- Title of event
- John Kennedy Jones allegedly throws bricks at a store window
- Type of event
- Riot (March) - Inciting attack on store
- Persons involved
- Jones, John (1911) Alleged offender John Kennedy Jones allegedly throws bricks at a store window
- Address of event
- John Kennedy Jones allegedly throws bricks at a store window Happened Primarily at 333, Lenox Ave
- Report on event
- John Kennedy Jones allegedly throws bricks at a store window Main report referencing event James Lamattina against John Kennedy Jones
- Start date / time
- March 20, 1935
- Start (general time of day)
- Night (Any Time)
- Description
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The deponent [James Lamattina], a patrolman, “observed defendant [Jones] with a large number of other persons,” outside a Lenox Avenue building, “with a rock in his hand, which he threw and broke the plate glass window of store at above premises.” Prior to breaking the window, the defendant had “motioned with his hand” for the crowd to do the same, “whereupon other persons did throw stones and sticks at the window.”
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The deponent [James Lamattina], a patrolman, “observed defendant [Kennedy Jones] with a large number of other persons,” outside a Lenox Avenue building, “with a rock in his hand, which he threw and broke the plate glass window of store at above premises.” Prior to breaking the window, the defendant had “motioned with his hand” for the crowd to do the same, “whereupon other persons did throw stones and sticks at the window.”