United States v. Cooper
District Court, D. Massachusetts
Criminal prosecution by the United States against Frederick J. Cooper. On motion to quash a search warrant and suppress evidence obtained by federal prohibition agents.
1Opinion of the Court
BREWSTER, District Judge.
In this case federal prohibition agents entered upon premises of the defendant armed with a search warrant, which, I find, was a valid search warrant, properly issued by a United. States commissioner. The agent searched the premises described in the warrant and there found and seized and ■ destroyed a quantity of intoxicating liquor fit for beverage purposes.
A motion to quash the search warrant and to suppress the evidence obtained by the federal prohibition agents, who participated in the search and seizure and destruction of the property seized, was seasonably…
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