Carroll v. State

Ira Carroll was convicted of having, controlling, and possessing whisky. J. Bowden, a police officer of the City of Macon, testified: that while in company with another officer, James, he saw the defendant and another person riding in a car; that he recognized the car as being the automobile of J. D. Elliott; that he had information that Elliott was in the liquor business; that they followed the car about a mile and tried to stop it by blowing their horn; that the driver, the defendant, increased his speed and would not stop, and '"turned his car in the opposite direction, toward Pio Nono…