The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-23
TELLS HOW POLICE
TORE Up EVIDENCE
TO SAVE FENCE
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10 the police court paid him ne
monty and was discharged. I paid
him the money In . saloon on the cor
ner Of Tenth street and Sixth avenue.
Ny lawyer tore the taS UP. The de-
tectivs then took me to Brooklyn. where
I was wanted on another charge. He
said he would provide . lawyer for me-
The lawyer wanted $500 and we couldn't
agree till ! got my own lawyer. Caesar
Barra. Later ON I got three fellows for
that detective who worked the Grand
street cars picking pockets and dividing
with him.
p Two Of them were arrested and the
arrest was made by this detective. the
agreement being. In case taers was any
trouble. he should make the arrest and
have the fellows discharged. a. he did.
The three fellows who worked for him
are Harry schlisssl. Blonde" Willie
and Joe Grimm. This was about seven
or eight months past. They worked
around the Brooklyn end of the Bridge.
! met the detective q few times later
on and asked him how he made out
with these fellows. He told me there
wasn't much doing. but that It would
be all right In the summer. when the
picnics started in the parks. In re-
turn for my getting him the pick
pockets he got me lot OF information
about what the District.Attornsy's
once had against me. to be used at
my trial. The detective wanted me to
give him $500. saying his partner
wanted the money. Ny lawyer. Robert
II. Elder. told me not to give any
money to him. because they might BE-
looking to frame me-"
OBJECTIVE TOOK HUSH MONEY
FROM FENCES.
Another transaction RAIDER told about
WAS with detective IN the Sevsntssnti
Precinct. Sheriff street. A truck load OF
goods had been stolen and hidden In q
stable on Cannon street. 1t was sub.
ssqusntiy sold 70 . man on stanton
street for es76.
"Ths dstecuve went TO the Stanton
street address," RAIDER swors. land 90
500 from the purchaser Of the goods I,
keep his mouth shut My brother Moe.
who sometime acted as Q stool pigeon
gave the detective the tip"
Asked about his transactions with q
former member OF the Detective Bureau
now doing desk duty In precinct
RAIDER told Judge Swami he had beer
doing business with him for three ysars
He arreLted me for receiving stoisi
goods. was taken to the MAGISTRATE
Court and tried to do business with hin
on the way to Headquarters. He tolt
me there was plenty Of time. ! told hin
Il was best to do Il before the case 60
too hot. To this he replied there wa
always . way to leave q loophoie.
then asked him what he wanted for
and he said I want $500 before III swim
YOU
THIS DETECTIVE COMPROMISED
FOR $500. he SAYS.
when / protested and told him h
had nothing on me tie said there wer
lots Of ways to make out case. baI
gained II for $500. ] gave him 800 In
saloon near the CRIMINAL Court Buildin
and told him would give him 500 whs
was discharged. When I was ~
rsigned he told the Magistrate ne ha
no case against me and was dii
charged"
RAIDER told Judge Swami he made y
his mind po< to pay Die 800 and 90 toll
the detective.
"whsn I told him that" Radse. sait
''hs said - me; You think yolA 6,
AUay W1th q. hAvS I'm have yea II
4 naonaAs ~ ~ haSa, - $1,000 - a