Hospital Instead Of Court (Evening Post, 3 October 1925)
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Summary: Hospital Instead Of Court (Evening Post, 3 October 1925)
On 3 October 1925, in Auckland, a man named Kenneth Jones Dell was charged with masquerading in female attire. However, he did not appear in the Police Court when his case was called, as he had reportedly suffered an accident and was hospitalized. The police indicated that they did not believe Hell intended any harm by his actions. The presiding Magistrate, Mr. K. C. Cullen, ultimately dismissed the charge, allowing Hell to be released after he paid a fee of 10 shillings for expenses.
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