Joe Eagle \u2014 aka Roxy J. Eagle, Rocco J. Dell’Aquilla, and Joseph Martin \u2014 was a neighbor of the Pryor family on North Washington Street and, according to Richard Pryor, the only proprietor on the block whose brothel offered white prostitutes.<\/p>\n
Like Bris Collins and Harold Parker, Joe Eagle was prosecuted by the law in the era of reform. In 1954, a federal grand jury indicted Eagle on the charge of lying under oath; he was already being prosecuted for the count of tax evasion.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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