Three Youths Arrested in Stolen Automobile

Courier-Post clipping, June 6, 1932: Three Youths Arrested in Stolen Automobile, Haddon Township.
Camden Courier-Post, June 6, 1932
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THREE YOUTHS ARRESTED IN STOLEN AUTOMOBILE Three youths arrested in a stolen automobile in Haddon township are being held in the county jail without bail to await the action of the grand jury. When Police Sergeant Charles Craig saw a car on Crescent boulevard early yesterday without lights he stopped it. None of the three men could produce a registration card for the machine, and he arrested them. It was learned by the police that the car is owne dby Joseph R. Monroe, 139 Lafayette road, Audubon, who parked it in front of the New York shipyard, where he works. The suspects gave their names as Theodore Hyk, 16, of 341 Hudson street, Gloucester; Charles Di Ciano, 16, of 1909 Kossuth street, and John Gaisor, 17, of 1047 Louis street. At a hearing before Justice of the Peace Lester T. Kinker at Westmont police headquarters they were held to await the action of the grand jury.

Three youths arrested in a stolen automobile in Haddon township are being held in the county jail without bail to await the action of the grand jury.

When Police Sergeant Charles Craig saw a car on Crescent boulevard early yesterday without lights he stopped it. None of the three men could produce a registration card for the machine, and he arrested them.

It was learned by the police that the car is owne dby [sic] Joseph R. Monroe, 139 Lafayette road, Audubon, who parked it in front of the New York shipyard, where he works.

The suspects gave their names as Theodore Hyk, 16, of 341 Hudson street, Gloucester; Charles Di Ciano, 16, of 1909 Kossuth street, and John Gaisor, 17, of 1047 Louis street.

At a hearing before Justice of the Peace Lester T. Kinker at Westmont police headquarters they were held to await the action of the grand jury.

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