LIVERPOOL MYSTERY
STRUGGLE WITH DETECTIVE Press Association —By Telegraph Copyright LONDON, January 26. Tlio man who was arrested at Liverpool is William Kennedy, aged forty years. The Liverpool police chief says that the couple left the house at midnight, and had walked a few yards when they were spoken to by a detective, who immediately took hold of the man. A struggle ensued, and the man pointed a revolver at the detective. Following a struggle, the revolver was wrenched from his grasp. Twenty armed police in motor cars surrounded the house. The woman has been released.
[A previous message stated that the police at Liverpool detained a man and woman in connection with the alleged theft of a motor car in London on January 21. Twenty detectives surrounded the hotel where the suspects were staying. The man, when confronted, allegedly whipped out a fullyloaded five-chambered revolver, but a detective struck the weapon out of his hand just as the trigger was pulled, and the cartridge misfired. Developments are expected.]
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Evening Star, Issue 19776, 28 January 1928, Page 5
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169LIVERPOOL MYSTERY Evening Star, Issue 19776, 28 January 1928, Page 5
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