Federal Prohibition Agent Charles C. Rouse died on June 12, 1927, in Baltimore, Maryland, after sustaining gunshot wounds during a liquor raid. The incident occurred on June 7, 1927, when Rouse and fellow agents Eugene Jackson and George Busch were conducting surveillance on a house in Wayson Alley, suspected of being involved in illicit liquor activities. During the operation, the agents observed a suspicious car parked next to an open garage. Agents Jackson and Busch moved in to arrest two men
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