Case Number: 448
Carp, Vladislav, alias Charles Miller, 30 years old, Sithunian, bartender, shot dead in saloon 443 S. Canal St. by Officer Joseph Nangle of 21st Prect. after Carp had shot Officer James Egan, who attempted to arrest him. 21st Prect. Officer Nangle exonerated by Coroner's Jury Feb. 12, 1906.
Circumstances
Date of Offense | February 10, 1906 |
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Date of Death | February 10, 1906 |
Address | 443 S. Canal St. |
Type of Location | Place of business |
Location Description | Saloon |
Type of Death | Homicide |
Type of Homicide | Intentional murder |
Method of Killing | Other gun, gun unspecified |
Weapon | Shot dead |
Motive | Police officers shot victim dead after victim shot |
Description | Bar room brawl |
Total Number of Victims | 1 |
Location | Saloon |
Number of Defendants | 1 |
Type of Business | Bar/saloon |
Victim
Name | Carp, Vladislav "Charles Mille |
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Age | 30 years |
Gender | Male |
Race | White |
Employed | Yes |
VictimEmploymentType | Employed, skilled (butcher, electrician, cab drivers, street car, etc.) |
Ethnicity | Other, eastern european |
Occupation/ Skill | Store worker, bar tender |
Defendant
Name | Nagel, Joseph |
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Gender | Male |
Ethnicity | Other, european |
Race | White |
Employed | Yes |
Employment Type | Employed, professional (incl. police and military) |
Killed While Protecting Person | Protecting person outside family |
Occupation/ Skill | Law Enforcement, Police |
Police
Precinct | 21 |
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Allegations of Police Corruption | No |
Date Defendant Arrested | 10-Feb-06 |
Total Number of Defendants Arrested | 1 |
Legal
Date of Coroner's Decision | February 12, 1906 |
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Charges Against Defendant | No |
Type of Legal Decision Recorded | Coroner's verdict only |
Allegations of Police Corruption | No |