Arrested Bus Driver

Arrested Bus Driver, Camden Post-Telegram, May 7, 1923
Camden Post-Telegram, May 7, 1923
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ARRESTED BUS DRIVER. When Robert Black, a driver of a Cramer Hill bus, stopped in the middle of the car track to let off passengers he was hailed by Traffic Officer Stark, at Twenty-sixth and Federal streets. When asked to show his jitney bus driver's license he was unable to produce it, saying he did not need one. Officer Stark sent him to the hall, and he was released on depositing $25 for his appearance in Court. He didn't last long, however, for it was only shortly afterward that Officer Stark again picked him up on the same complaint, he again being the driver of the bus. He again sent him to the hall, while another driver finished the trip with the passengers.

When Robert Black, a driver of a Cramer Hill bus, stopped in the middle of the car track to let off passengers he was hailed by Traffic Officer Stark, at Twenty-sixth and Federal streets.

When asked to show his jitney bus driver’s license he was unable to produce it, saying he did not need one. Officer Stark sent him to the hall, and he was released on depositing $25 for his appearance in Court.

He didn’t last long, however, for it was only shortly afterward that Officer Stark again picked him up on the same complaint, he again being the driver of the bus. He again sent him to the hall, while another driver finished the trip with the passengers.

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