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On the night of September 8, 1969, at about a quarter after nine, the defendant held up Paul DiGeorge, an attendant at a gas station in Canastota, New York, and fled with his wallet and the stations cash receipts, driving east on Route 5 in a Ford convertible. Notified of the incident, Officer Robert Mumford of the Sherill Police Department stopped the defendants car as he was driving thraugh Sherill. While he and Police Chief Thomas Reilly were questioning the defendant, the latter suddenly produced a pistol and shot both officers. Reilly was able to radio in that he had been shot and that his assailants auto was heading east on Route 5; he also furnished the defendants last name and the cars license number.

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