Cover: Al Capone mug shot in 1930
On June 14 in 1930, Dade County Circuit Court Judge Paul Barns granted Vincent Giblin’s dismissal motion on the “padlock” suit against Al Capone. The motion ruled that the state had not proven that Capone’s Palm Island mansion represented a “nuissance” to the community.
On the same day the nuissance suit was dismissed, Al Capone was charged with perjury by Dade County Solicitor George E. McCaskill. The perjury charge was for statements Capone made during a law suit hearing for harassment and false imprisonment against several Miami officials.
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Figure 1: Al Capone walking along Dade County Courthouse in 1930
Read more information on Miami-History.com:
- Al Capone in Miami – Part 1
- Al Capone in Miami – Part 2
- Al Capone in Miami – Part 3
- Al Capone in Miami – Part 4
Images
- Cover: Al Capone mug shot in 1930. Courtesy of HistoryMiami.
- Figure 1: Al Capone walking along Dade County Courthouse in 1930. Courtesy of HistoryMiami.