State v. . Wray

Tte three defendants were convicted of resisting and obstructing public officers in discharging their duties as policemen of Mayodan (C. S., 4378), and the defendant Wray was also convicted of an assault with deadly weapon (C. S., 4215).

The State’s evidence tended to show that two policemen of Mayodan entered a cafe operated by the wife of the defendant Wray; that Wray cursed and struck one of the policemen, whereupon the other policeman, the chief, told Wray to consider himself under arrest, and placed his hands upon Wray; that the other two defendants, Martin and Cook, caught hold of the…