Chambers v. Ideal Pure Milk Co.

MILLIKEN, Justice.

About 3 o’clock in the morning of February 10, 1941, the appellees’ horse drawn, lighted milk wagon moved northwardly along Center Street, Owensboro, and proceeded to turn left in a westerly direction into Fourth Street, which is U. S. 60, designated by city ordinance as an arterial highway. Before the left turn could be completed it was cut in two by a speeding automobile driven without lights by Wren Shearer, who was fleeing from city policemen, the appellants, Robert ‘Chambers and Jack Long, who were pursuing him in a city police cruiser. At the trial in October, 1949,…