Ħallelin Auto Joqtlu Pulizija Ieħor
William Dillon kien jirrispondu għal rapporti dwar l-qtil ta 'Uffiċjal McKenna mill-Brothers Lewis. Dillon maħsub li l-Brothers Lewis, li kienu awtomatiku u wajer ħallelin, kienu responsabbli għall-mewt McKenna.
Dillon proceeded to the DeMorris home at 4232 Athlone Avenue. He observed two of the Lewis brothers enter the garage in the Ford. Dillon daħlu fil-garaxx warajhom. Hu qatt ma kien jitqies mill-ġdid.
Skond Fil-linja tad-Dazju: St. Uffiċjali Louis Pulizija li għamlu l-sagrifiċċju aħħari minn Barbara Miksicek, David McElreath u Stephen Pollihan, Dillon ġibdet revolvers tiegħu, meta waħda mill-aħwa bdew jiġbdu gun. Dillon told him to drop the gun and the man complied.
Madankollu, as Dillon looked into the truck of the vehicle to inspect some stolen copper wire, Frank Lewis struck him in the head with a hatchet. His younger brother Ora joined in and the Lewis brothers bludgeoned Dillon to death.
A third brother, Roy Lewis, who was with Ora, when Ora shot Officer McKenna, walked into the garage after the murder of Dillon. He would later confess to his participation in the crimes and provided details about the crimes.
William Dillon – Uffiċjal tal-Pulizija Maqtula fil-Linja ta 'Dazju – April 7, 1916
Skond il-April 8, 1916 edizzjoni tal- St. Louis Post-Dispaċċ, Dillon kien meqjus minn bosta xhieda jidħlu fil-garaxx. One of the witnesses, a delivery driver, saw him enter the garage. Madankollu, he stated when he left 10 jew 15 minuti wara, he did not see Dillon. Both the Ford and Hudson were gone from the alley.
Il-Ford kienet abbandunata fil Belleview u College Toroq. The original reports had them abandoning it after killing McKenna but they took the Ford home first, where Dillon was murdered.
Huwa maħsub li waħda mill-gzuz huma mneħħija mill-vettura kienet l-korp ta 'Uffiċjal Dillon. Blood instab fuq il-qafas trunk u bieb tal-vettura. A buttuna minn uniformi tal-pulizija instab ukoll fuq il-bord art tal-Ford.
Il Hudson kien abbandunat fl Overland Park. Hija tinsab 200 libbra ta 'wajer tar-ram. A ftit sigħat wara, bidwi sabet korp Officer Dillon fil qasam. He had died of a fractured skull.
Pulizija arrestat John DeMorris, l Lewis’ pass-missier, and Roy “Joe” Lewis. Police found a stolen vehicle, bosta partijiet tal-karozzi, fire arms and equipment used to stop trains at the Athlone house. Il-familja kienet użat il-psewdonimi DeMorris, Lewis u Baty.
Uffiċjal Dillon twieled dwar Settembru 19, 1877. Huwa kien 38 sena fil-mument tal-mewt tiegħu. Hu ħalla missier, li kien fireman belt, u seba 'aħwa.
Photo of Ora Lewis from the September 23, 1916 edizzjoni tal-St. Louis Post-Dispaċċ (Public Domain)
In September 1916, Kansas City Police arrested Ora and Roy Lewis. Frank Lewis escaped. The Lewis brothers were originally from Kansas City but left there in 1914, when Frank or Ora shot a Kansas City Police Officer.
Ora Lewis and Roy Lewis were convicted of Officer McKenna’s murder. Roy Lewis served 24 years before being released in 1941. He managed to stay out of trouble after his parole.
Ora Lewis was paroled three times but returned to prison every time for new crimes. Lewis was shot and killed in 1956, when out on parole for the third and last time. It doesn’t say whether fellow criminals or the police shot him.
Frank Lewis was captured by Kansas City Police in 1917 but contracted pneumonia, while awaiting extradition. Frank Lewis died at 18 years of age ending his short but violent life.
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