McCall v. Kendrick

CROCKETT, Justice.

This action arose out of the arrest and imprisonment of plaintiff A. C. McCall, claimed by him to be unlawful.

During the early morning hours, of November 27, 1952, plaintiff was in the depot of the Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company in Ogden, Utah; defendants Kendrick and Schober, special officers employed by the defendant railway companies, -a.r-rested plaintiff as being intoxicated. Plaintiff broke away and fled to a nearby tavern where the officers again apprehended him and took him into custody; thereafter he was detained for a few hours in the Ogden City jail before…