The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-07-23
CHARGE POLLOCK
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between and ~ O'Clock. and that
! Pollock had sought 10 treat him with
disdain from the moment he round
him keeping tab on the automibile IN
charge Of former Policeman Frank
I Waller witness denied that he had
! told certain policemen that II they
would TESTIFY against Pollock he would
! see that they got out OF their trouble
/ before the grand jury. This report.
/ ID was said, had been started bY cap
tain Pollock.
Captain Wright. chief OF the secret
service department. said he had no.
t!ced Captain Pollock in an lntoNicat-
ed condition on several occasions At
headquarters His attitude would be-
come unbearable. and he would treat
visitors with marked show OF dis
courtesy
Reference was made TO three suit
cases OF liquor which had been con-
flscated bs Detectives keIlau, Wiley
and Tlier which had changed hands
several times. and II was believed the
liquor had been tempered with a.
headquarters with Captain Pollock as
tho goat. bat a receipt was introduced
by the defense 20 show that the liquor
rad been turned over N Custodian
Shields. al the p0Nca court. The de-
tect.Yes were sum uoaed % appear 70
the case when b. j. resumed tewor-
row afternoon
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4@s ana p4Nt+ ware 4..~t So e.
mere was AT. et34 Ply eet-te on s.-s
Hoos, sdld Ny POWERS ana ~
one OF the bureau IAis room Aao
oeen ehsaee1 % F"2 women anu
captain Fo4!ock explained mat ne
{ 'A$k9% NN~at "sN++ - --t-
men, ana was there on business
e.. told MIN ne woN4d nave 20 get tAs We
I man away, and reported the matter
10 the manager q The motel t9ohn :,
/ Disney. / Went back IN half an Ao4T'
and found that the TWO had disappear
ed. DO not know what became or
the second woman, she W as not there
when / found Captain Pollock and
the other woman. ! told hlm l vas
surprised and sorry to have caught
him like that
Mr. Powers did not know whether
the explanation given Manager Dis
ney was satisfactory or not. Mr.. Dis
ney was called, but II was stated ne
was out OF the city, but would be back
IN time to attend the hearing at the
next sitting
During the progress Of the case
counsel for the defense sought to get
possession of a digest of the evidence
given before the grand jury in the
police investigation. commonwealth s
) Attorney Wise admitted that he had
such a digest, and that he would not
turn it over to any one unless so di-
rected by Judge Richardson, of the