Jail Bait is a 1937 American short comedy film[1] starring Buster Keaton.
The newspaper boy is at first reluctant, but then agrees with the condition that his half of the reward be large enough to purchase a ring he wants.
Following a prison break, the newspaper boy finds himself in the hideout of the man, Sawed-off Madison, responsible for the crimes he falsely confessed to.
At this time, the newspaper boy carries Sawed-off Madison into the station and claims the reward for his capture.
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