Federal Prohibition Agent Robert D. Freeman died on February 8, 1930, from gunshot wounds he sustained during a raid on December 9, 1929, in Yountville, California. Freeman, along with fellow Prohibition Agent Henry Jones, was executing a search warrant at the residence of John South. During the search, South attempted to dispose of a quantity of liquor by pouring it down the sink. A struggle ensued between South and the agents, during which South drew a .25 caliber pistol and shot Freeman. Desp
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