Harry v. Crabill

This case visits us for the second time. In Harry v Muskegon, 41 Mich App 642; 200 NW2d 460 (1972), this Court held that there was a question of fact as to whether the police officers’ failure to assist plaintiff in removing a stalled travel trailer and motor vehicle, which was obstructing traffic on a public street, constituted a breach of defendants’ duty to keep the streets in a reasonably safe and fit condition for travel as required by MCLA 242.1; MSA 9.591. A jury trial resulted in a verdict in favor of both plaintiffs in the sum of $175,000 against all the defendants. A motion at the…