The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1956-06-23

announcer llO cases were nSte0
for trial in Judge John d. John
sons Municipal Court Monday
morning. However, there was 9
partial reason for the excessive
number of cases in that famous
name band played a dance date
here Sunday night.
Pulling was the case of ODE
diah David Outlaw, 642 NV End
ave, who was changed with as
sault with a gun on Margaret
Harvey of $40 NV 1st court. Out
law was also charged with carry
ing concealed weapon, ard with
discharging firearms in the city
limits. The incident occurred early
on Saturday morning at the COR
ner of NV End ave. and TIN ST..
according to Officer r. Tremble,
one of the arresting officers.
Officer Tremble told the court
that he and his partner had re-
ceived a call to go to the scene
to investigate a shooting incident.
Upon arrival they saw no one, but
further investigation disclosed
that Outlaw was in the vicinity
and knew something about what
had happened. Following a series
OF complaints on the part Of Miss
Harvey against Outlaw, he was
arrested on the charges
In court Monday morning Out
law was represented by Atty. G.
E. Graves, who did a fine lob In
defending his client.
Miss Harvey was a bit reluc-
tant to talk about what had hap
pened but upon insistence by the
Judge she did say that she and
Outlaw work at the Tasty Food
Shop near the Ritz Theatre. Miss
Harvey further told the court that
after getting off from work early
Saturday morning she asked Out
law to walk her toward her
home, which he did willingly.
When they arrived at NV 7th st.
and End ave., Miss Harvey said
she told Outlaw that she wanted
to go to the Fiesta Club to meet
her boyfriend. And that seemed
to have done it. Miss Harvey said
Outlaw told her that she was not
going anywhere except where he
told her to 70. Just then, accord
ing to Miss Harvey, Outlaw pull
ed out gun and shot once to-
ward the sidewalk. Miss Harvey
said she got excited and ran to
a relatives home who called the
police.
On cross examination by Atty.
Graves, Miss Harvey admitted
that she and Outlaw had been
drinking before they left the shop.
Atty. Graves then made her viz
tually back down on everything
she had said. At one time she
asked the judge could she drop
the charges, but Judge johnson
said that could not be done at that
time.
Following a long drawn-out
nearing Judge Johnson fined Out
law q total of 500 or 40 DAYS on
the first two charges and dismiss
Cd the other on a motion by
Graves.
CORRECTION
In last weeks column it was
stated that 'Walter Fisher. =
cook at you buy-em, we frv.em
cafe located on NV l4th ST be-
tween End court and 3rd ave. was
fined $125 or SO days in jail. on
charge of assault with a gun on
Henry Williams and carrying \
concealed weapon on Saturday.
June g."
Later investigation disclosed
that Fisher was fined the amount
stated but that Fisher is not q
cook at Nom and Pops 'rYov
Buy En-, We Fry EN-" cafe bud
instead is a cock at Murrav's
Barbecue, located at.323 NV 14th
st.
Among other cases heard and
disposed of were the following:
Hilda Mortimore, charged with
disorderly conduct and resisting
arrest, fined SIS or 80 days ON
the two charges combined.
Linda Mae West. CHARGED with
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