MOTOR-CAR THEFTS.
NEED FOR SUPPRESSION, ' - ■ ' YOUNG MEN IMPRISONED: -- :. • .• - j 'BX TXLEGBJLPH nww OAK RKSTOSnOW.I v WELLINGTON. Saturday.'. ; The necessity of suppressing the thefts of motor-cars was emphasised by Mr. Justice Reed at the. Supreme Court to-' day, when sentencing two young men,;i|Sj Sydney Alfred Bennett and Francis Alex-' -' J| andr Miller, who had admitted; thethef; of a car belonging to the Wellington City Council. ' ; \ • , Thefts of motor-cars, said the Judge, wen very easy, of accomplishment,' ami it was very necessary to put a stop to it. Both accused were ordered to be * detained for informative purposes for a period not exceeding two years. • .Vv'if
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LX, Issue 18548, 5 November 1923, Page 6
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