Bock v. City of Cincinnati

ROSS, PJ.

The officers had no search warrant, nor is there any evidence that either one of the officers had the slightest reason or cause, probable or otherwise,. or any reasonable ground to believe that Bock was in any way violating the law, before they entered his place of business.

In the Tapp case the defendant was observed by one of the officers, by George W. Galbraith, who made the arrest in the Bock case, standing in the lobby of an office building in the basement of which is the terminal for the Kentucky street cars. The officer testified that he saw three men approach Tapp, say…