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Oh, you're gonna!

New York City, October 24th, 1921. Frank Haverick, chauffeur of the mail truck, a Ford machine carrying post office number 2306,

left City Hall post office soon after 10 o'clock and started

up Broadway under orders to make a mail train departing at 1040. After he had progressed

a few blocks northward, he observed a touring car with two men and a driver tailing him. He thought nothing of this until just before he reached

Leonard Street, the touring car drew alongside and two young men wearing caps with long peaks, leveled

revolvers at his head. Drive down Leonard Street or die right where you are, one of the men shouted.

Leonard Street, at the point where the robbery took place, is ill-lighted and virtually deserted at

night. According to Havernik, the touring car cut in ahead of him so that he was compelled

to swerve or crash into it. When he slowed down,

one of the bandits jumped for the running board, placed a revolver at his head, and compelled

him to drive into Leonard Street. The man with the gun shouted,

Slow up or we'll fill you full of lead, quick now, don't get gay or you'll get this, indicating the revolver.

By that time, this bandit and another had jumped from the touring car to the mail truck,

and two revolvers were pressed against Haverick's side.

Haverick threw out the clutch and put on the brake to slow down,

but the boss bandit

rasped, go ahead and turn west onto Leonard Street.

Haverick said he glanced up Broadway, hoping to see a policeman, but he didn't see a soul.

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