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HE WANTED TO CATCH A CROOK.—Chester Gordon, the six-year-old son of a Denver (Colorado) policeman, recently experimented with his father’s handcuffs and finished like this—securely locked to a lamp-standard. When released by his father two hours later, the youngster said he was practising to help the police catch crooks.

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Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31143, 20 August 1966, Page 24

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HE WANTED TO CATCH A CROOK.—Chester Gordon, the six-year-old son of a Denver (Colorado) policeman, recently experimented with his father’s handcuffs and finished like this—securely locked to a lamp-standard. When released by his father two hours later, the youngster said he was practising to help the police catch crooks. Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31143, 20 August 1966, Page 24

HE WANTED TO CATCH A CROOK.—Chester Gordon, the six-year-old son of a Denver (Colorado) policeman, recently experimented with his father’s handcuffs and finished like this—securely locked to a lamp-standard. When released by his father two hours later, the youngster said he was practising to help the police catch crooks. Press, Volume CVI, Issue 31143, 20 August 1966, Page 24