Jordan v. Koerth

Robert Koerth was a victim of a theft committed July 27, 1930. He told the sheriff of Sauk county and his brother, Gus Koerth, the appellant, who was constable of Sauk City, that he suspected Charles Jordan, the respondent in this case. A complaint appears to have been *112made and a warrant issued alleging the commission of the crime. The sheriff and Robert Koerth in one car, and the appellant and a representative of the sheriff in another car, started for Sauk City in search of respondent. The appellant found respondent in the village of Mazomanie, Dane county, and told him that some one wanted…