Republican farmer., 1920-06-25
NO WARRANT WILL BE ISSUED ASKING
 DELANEY'S ARREST
NEY GARLICK MAKES FINDING TODAY AFTER GIVING EVIDENCE CAREFUL
 CONSIDERATION

Assistant Prosecuting Attor- ney E. Earle Garlick, will issue no warrant for the arrest of Prosecuting Attorney Alexan- der L. Delaney, as requested by Chief Allen o. Myers, of the Burns Detective agency. A statement to this effect was made by the assistant prosecu- tor to Judge Frederic A. Bart lett in the city court today.
 This brings to an end the trouble which was occasioned by alleged encounter between Delaney and Lieutenant Fred A. Bozeman, of the Burns squad, said to have occurred
 in the office of Police Superintendent
 John H. Redgate.
 The assistant prosecutor based his
 refusal to issue the warrant on the
 grounds that formal complaint of assault had ever been made by Bozeman to the superintendent of police, the officer in charge of the First Precinct, or to any other ofl1- cer. In view of these facts, the as- sistant prosecutor considers it ap- parent that Lieutenant Bozeman did not desire a warrant for Delaney's arrest.
 Chief Myers, at the time he made the request for the prosecutors ar 1 rest on the charge that Delaney had | assa ulted Bozeman, declared that he would carry the matter to the ctate's. attorney if a warrant were not issued in Bridgeport. The Burns man could | not be located this morning, and it is not known whether he will make good this threat.
 The statement exonerating Prose l cutting Attorney Alexander L. De- Daney from the charge of aSSaulting Lieutenant Bozeman, is as follows: The inquiry concerning the charges 1 as made by Chief Myers of the Burns i Detective agency exonerates MT. De- Laney of the charge of assaulting Lieut.. Bozeman of the same agency. The witnesses examined were: Super l intendent John H. Redgate, Captain
 Edward O. Cronan. Lieut.. John E. | Barton, Lieut.. Fred A. Bozeman, Of 1 ficer Michael Arnolsky. Officer John l Moran, Louis Richards and MT. Res l nick, an attorney associated with De- l Forest & Klein.
 The inquiry was complete. thor ough and impartial. It discloses the 1 fact that neither the superintendent 1 of police, or the commanding officer l of the First precinct, ever received | and never made any complaint re- | garding the alleged assault; neither
 were they requested to make such. It | does not seem to have been an official l complaint.
 l Among other interesting facts the | inquiry diSc1oSes there is no evidence | whatsoever, direct or indirect, which 1 even intimates that Lieut.. Bozeman i ever requested a warrant for MT. De- 1 Laney's arrest, or ever made a com
 neither does he seem to have com
 plained to any of his fellow officers 1 concerning the matter.
 From the evidence, which is com
 plete, it is absolutely apparent that l Lieut.. Bozeman does not desire any | such warrant; neither has he sought, l nor does he seek, any such action. The complaint was made by Chief l Myers of the Burns detective agency
 several days after the day it is al- l legged by him that MT. Delaney as
 saulted Lieut.. Bozeman. It neverthe- less was made comparatively within l a few minutes after Lieut.. BoZeman 1 had been arrested on a warrant is- | sued by MT. Delaney in which war | rant it was charged that Lieut.. Boze- man had committed an assault upon | one Frank Cozza and which warrant | was issued after an investigation sub sequent to complaint by CoZza and | his attorney.
 | The fact that Lieut.. Bozeman is now awaiting trial in the city court l on these charges as preferred by
 Cozza, makes it improper that further
 comment as to why such charges may
 have been preferred against MT. De-
 Laney.