People v. Garcia

Defendant was tried to a jury and convicted of a violation of the Deadly Weapons Act (Stats. 1923, p. 695; Deering’s Pen. Code Appendix, p. 774). The charge of a prior conviction, of a felony and release on parole was admitted.

The evidence showed that defendant and a companion were driving a car about the streets of San Franseiseo at about 11 p. m., and were followed by two members of the police force whose suspicions were aroused and who stopped the car for investigation. As \one of the officers opened the door of the car in which defendant was riding he saw defendant slip a gun under the…