Bailey v. Shrader

Opinion op the Court by

Stanley, Commissioner — •

Affirming.

According to the appellant, H. D. Bailey, the appellee, H. P. Shrader, marshal of the town of Rock-port, came to his filling station about dark on July 18, 1931, and there arrested him without cause, and, in doing so, assaulted him with a black-jack. The officer then took him to the drug store, where his wound was treated by a doctor. On the way Bailey had sent word to the judge of the Rockport police court as to what had occurred, or was occurring, and the judge came to the drug store. There he asked the officer what Bailey was…