Harding v. State
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRoss, J.
— George W. Harding, the appellant, appeals from a judgment of conviction of involuntary manslaughter.
*336The essential and material facts are: Appellant, a police officer of the city of Phoenix, was on duty the night of September 10, 1922, and while at the intersection of Hadley Street and South Central Avenue in said city, at about 11:30 o ’clock, he saw a stripped Ford automobile traveling from the south along Central Avenue in a reckless manner, zigzagging- from one side of the avenue to the other, the occupants shouting. When the automobile was something like a block from appellant he began…
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