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Two Fourteen-Year Olds Are Caught Rifling Parked Cars

Yard Policeman Squares Fair as They Loot Autos Near Fly Club

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED November 5, 1937

Two youths were apprehended last night by Yard Police as they rifled cars in the parking space adjoining the Fly Club.

The boys, of about 14 years of age, were caught "In the act" by Officer De Pinto of the Yard squad. Responding to complaints from auto owners who parked in the vicinity, he had had the pair under observation for a week.

Brought into the Lowell House janitor's office, the youths were confronted by two Yani patrolmen and three city police officers. After lengthy questioning they were taken to the Cambridge stationhouse to be returned to their parente.