Cornell v. Harris

GIYENS, J. —

June 26, 1937 about 9 P. M. appellants, husband and wife, accompanied by their 16 year-old grandson and Mrs. Cornell’s mother, double parked their automobile in Nampa on Main Street between 11th and 12th.

While Mr. Cornell was in an adjacent butcher shop McArthur, a policeman of the city of Nampa, approached the car, and, Avhile there is a sharp conflict in the evidence as to just what occurred, the substance of the folloAving is a fair narrative leading up to the main and crucial event: Mr. McArthur wanted the automobile moved as it was obstructing traffic; the grandson, at Mrs.…