Commonwealth v. Bollinger

Opinion of the Court by

Chief Justice Sampson—

Affirming.

While driving his automobile from Elkton by way of Trenton and Pembroke to Hopkinsville, in April, 1920, appellant L. O. Crawford was halted and fired on in Pembroke by appellee Harry Bollinger, policeman of Pembroke, and a posse whom he had summoned to help make an arrest and who were directed to and did attempt to arrest, to them at the time an unknown man, or information that he had run down and seriously injured or killed a doctor in Elkton. Several bullets passed through the car driven by appellant, and one bullet passed through his…