State v. Dillwood

In prosecution of defendant for burglary of a fur store, furs taken from defendant’s Ford automobile were admitted into evidence. A jury found him guilty, and he has appealed. He contends that no probable cause existed for the warrantless search and that the search was incident to an illegal arrest. For those reasons, he says, the district court should have suppressed the furs from evidence.

Aulabaugh Fur Store, 2951 Farnam Street, Omaha. Nebraska, was located at the southwest corner of the intersection of Farnam Street with Park Avenue. Employees of the store placed three furs in a front…