People v. Esposito
New York Court of Special Session
Motion by defendant for dismissal of action and for other relief.
1Opinion of the CourtEdwards, P. J.
On March 28, 1922, about twelve-forty-five o’clock in the morning, a police officer of the city of New York, on duty in uniform on Henry street in the borough of Brooklyn, observed the defendant also on the street. He saw the defendant look at him several times. The officer approached the defendant; the latter moved away; the officer hastened in his walk, the defendant thereupon did the same, keeping a distance ahead of the officer, his hands being in the side pockets of his outer coat. This movement of the two continued for a while until the officer shouted to the defendant, ordering him to…
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