The evening world., 1913-06-21
SEVEN DETECTIVES
lose RANK AFTER
GR|luNC BY WALDO
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create . panic In the Detective Bureau
when the full details we're made known.
II have always paid my way" RAIDER
said. and an under obligations to no
person. / am In serious trouble now,
and I am gong to do the best I can
for myssif."
RAIDER has amassed q fortune from
his activities In directing small boys TO
steal for him. He trained them in his
pooiroom at Rlvington and Columbia
strsets to Sscoms thieves. HE boys
operated throughout the entire city, In.
Guiding Brooklyn, and brought the loot
they secured to RAIDER. who disposed Of
It In various cities. When any Of the
boys was arrested RAIDER admits he
employed the best counsel obtainable
for him. II hoy made good haul he
would generously reward II. II he
made AISLE he received a beating.
HANDLED OVER 100000 IN
STOLEN oocos.
In his statement to Judge Swami and
to Assistant District-Attorneys RAIDER
admits that he he tcen stealins and
tc ching boys ..ow TO steal for more
than ten years. During that time mer-
chandise valued at more than S2,ooo. 900
h. passed through his hands All Of
was taken to different stations
maintained by Tim. transferred 20
different packing cases and shipped 10
agents he had In different citics
throughout the CORY. In the event
OF the loot not cling available for
.: e. ~ In the case o: pa.....ed articles,
were restored to their legitimate
owners and = reward obtained for their
recovery.
RAIDER has furnished the authorities
with the names OF all the policemen
with whom he has done business They
include detectives who are now sta.
TONED In different precincts throughout
the city. men who have obtained
lsursis for themselves by their quick
recovery OF stolen property. rscoveries,
RAIDER now says. which were due to
him restoring the goo:s his tools had
stolen. In some OF these Instances.
RAIDER says, the detectives told him
that 1t would be worth more to them to
recover the goods than what their
share Of the loot would bring them.
HIS ARREST FOLLOWS COMES.
eloN ~ PUPIL. ....
He has given the names of all his
accomplices. boys whom he has emf
pioyed IN his business. to Judge Swami
ana the Assistant Ditrict.Attorney.
Nearly al % them have corroboratsd
the statements made by RAIDER. They
al describe RAIDER a. the master Faxin
OF the United States and state that his
personality 10 such a. to keep them
virtually under . SPELL Several OF the
boys employed by RAIDER are now serv-
Ing terms In various resormatory instl.
tutions.
RAIDERS arrest was brou9nt about by
the confession Of Samuel Fattmxn. one
OF his star pupils. RAIDER had engineered
ths theft OF au express wagon lolded
with valuable goods from Franklin
street and Broadway. Fa.tmsn was
selected to steal the wagon and Its con-
tents. A policeman caught him and Ia
the hands OF Assistant District.Attorney
Bostwick he confessed everyc Ing. On
tho trial OF RAIDER. Fettman told judge
Swami and fury how he and many
other boys had learned to DO crooks
under the tuition OF the defendant.
Neither Judge Swami nor Mr. lost
wick nor Mr. Moskowitx would reveal
the names o: the policemen Involved In
Raiders confession.
1T Is NY belief" Judge Swami said
to-day. that the revelations made By
RAIDER vii! Justify many OF the state
msnts made before the Curran commit
tee that members of the Detective Bu.
rsau and the thieves Of New York are
In league"
RAIDER In his confession has given the
authorities the names OF many mes.
chants In this city heretofore supposed
to be transact!ng legitimate busines ses,
but accused by RAIDER MS receivers Of
stolen goods. The Merchants Associa.
ton. which recently Issued . statement
10 the effect that more than ea,ooo,0N
worth OF goods 10 stolen annually by the
truck thieves Of this city and through
corrupted drivers. Is very much inter-
estsd In the revelations made by RAIDER.
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