Legal Opinion
People v. Mazzone
Buffalo City Court
Decided July 22, 1968PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the CourtTheodore S. Kasler, J.
On January 22, 1968, the defendant, John Paul Mazzone, was arrested for failing to produce an operator’s license, a traffic misdemeanor, by Patrolmen Pelletier and Eadwan, who were on routine patrol in a City of Buffalo police car.
Patrolman Pelletier testified that the defendant was driving west on Best- Street in the City of Buffalo, New York, made “ a motion to turn up Hasten Street, the wrong way ” '(Hasten being a one-way street), did proceed the “ wrong way ” for a short distance on Hasten, and then, for some reason, turned his automobile around and resumed his journey on Best Street.…
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