Leslie Behan

"... February 12 at Brisbane, he stole three pairs, of stock ings valued at 9s.,.the property of Annie Mary Rassmussen, and that on February: 12 at Brisbane he unlawfully assaulted Leslie James Behan. "DRINKING BUM ALL DAY." "I was drinking rum all day yester day,". the defendant told Mr. Hishon, "and- and- did not know what I was doing." Detective Senior Sergeant F. ..."

"... Henry Richard Bruce you went through the form of mar riage: with Robert Connolly dur ing the life of Henry Richard Brace.' First, a. tell, deep-voiced plalnclothes police officer, Leslie James Behan. who described how he had gone to a house in Kennigo-street, Valley, on Septem ber 5, and there saw the girl. VMy name is Behan. I belong to the police,' he said. '1 am making 'in quiries into an alleged bigamous mar riage. 'What is your correct name?' She replied Caroline Emily Bruce. The police ..."

"... one of having stolen thni 1 pairs of stockings, valued at 9/-, ti :i ; property of Annie Mary Rasmuss'::, 1: and another of having unlawfully :? ? suulted Leslie James Behan. ' Detective Senior-sergeant Kearr.' ?? '? told the court that.Plainclothes Cor- ? stable Behan had seen Clayton in ; :i hotel in the city, with a parcel ''. i ladles' stockings in his pocket. Wb :i Clayton saw Behan he threw the p^- eel behind the door, and then Beh?.:i I picked it up and arrested him. I 'AS THEY WERE WALKING I ALONG ELIZABETH-STREET. 1 NEAR THE IRISH ..."

"... V. Harris, P.M., with having stolen on September 15 a diamond ring, valued nt t7n, the properly of .fumes Prudence. Mr. .1. R. Gilbert appeared for de fendant. Constable Leslie James Behan .de posed that he saw defendant at 6.15 a.m. to-day at a bonrdlng-houso in Herbert Street. Spring Hill, where ho had a conversation with her. She handed to him sv ..."