Scaffido v. State
Wisconsin Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtFritz, J.
The evidence upon which the court concluded that there had been no illegal search of the defendants fairly established the following facts: Shortly after midnight on January 24, 1933, the police department of the city of Milwaukee was informed by telephone that an assault with intent to rob had been committed in a near-by suburb by a group of five men, who used an automobile, which was described as a Hudson, bearing license number 76,298; and a description given of one of the men was believed by the police department to fit the defendant Joseph Scaffido. There was. an immediate radio…
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