People v. Bilanchuk
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtCohn, J.
Defendant was tried upon an indictment which contained four counts. The first three charged assault with a loaded pistol. The fourth accused defendant of assault in the second degree by the use of a “ billy ”. The jury acquitted defendant of the first and fourth counts, but adjudged him guilty only of the third count. The second count had been withdrawn from the jury.
On the day of the alleged assault, March 1, 1949, defendant had been for almost twenty years a member of the uniformed police force of the city of New York. Because of claimed illness, he was absent from duty on sick leave; he…
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