People v. Johnson

(dissent). Whether poor or not, defendant sat on the front passenger side of an automobile with two pistols by his feet. On the floor by the back seat was another pistol and a small bottle apparently containing cocaine. On the back seat of the car was a television set. He was charged with carrying a concealed' weapon of which offense he was clearly guilty.

For the reasons set forth in the opinion of Court of Appeals Judge Danhof in 48 Mich App 50; 209 NW2d 868 (1973), I would affirm the conviction.

J. W. Fitzgerald, J., concurred with M. S. Coleman, J.