State v. Jackson

Upon an information charging him with the crime of transporting intoxicating liquor, defendant was convicted, and he now appeals from the judgment and from the order denying a new trial.

On February 13, 1932, the sheriff of Grant county (admittedly without any knowledge that the car contained intoxicating liquor) took possession of defendant’s Studebaker sedan which was standing unattended upon the streets of the city of Milbank. Finding the car doors locked, the sheriff had the car towed to a garage in Milbank, and about two hours later, having effected an entrance into the car, searched it…